Girl Is Found Court Holds Fate of Youth
Kathy Hampton, 6, missing three days, was found alive and unharmed after being tied but not sexually assaulted. Robert Reich Jr., 15, confessed to giving her a ride on a bicycle and leaving her at a ramshackle house. he later led police to the location. The Juvenile Court will determine his fate.
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ST. Louis P
Kathy Hampton
Robert Martin Reich Jr
Kathy
Reid
Bessie Dillman
Robert
City Hospital
Five KU Alumni To Be Honored
Five University of Kansas alumni will receive citations from the KU Alumni Association for distinguished service to mankind. Recipients include Dr. Henry K. Beecher class of 1926 anesthesiologist and Harvard professor, Louis LaCoss class of 1911 Pulitzer editorial writer for the St. Louis Globe Democrat, Burton McCollum class of 1903 pioneer petroleum geophysicist based in Houston, and Mrs. Gertrude Sellards Pearse.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
KU Alumni Assn
Henry K. Beecher
Harvard University
Louis LaCoss
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Burton McCollum
Houston
Tex
Gertrude Sellards Pear
Pearson couple aided student housing progress in Corsicana
Ruth Thompson and Joseph R Pearson advanced student housing prominence in Corsicana Texas. Thompson, class of 1920, served as chemistry professor at Sterling College Kansas, highlighting scholarly ties and regional educational impact.
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Rson
Corsicana Tex
Joseph R. Pearson
Ness
Bra
D. Ruth Thompson
Sterling
Kan) College
College Graduates To Hunt for Jobs
Kansas City report says nearly all graduates should find work though search will be harder. Missouri and Kansas employment officials note nontechnical openings paying about 350 to 400 dollars monthly, up five percent.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Homecoming Plans And Church Activities At First Baptist
Humboldt residents map the annual Homecoming for May 18 and set a reception for church graduates at the May meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society. Mrs. Carl Pullman presided as the meeting opened with I Choose Jesus.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Church
Carl Pullman
Jesus
Alva Trowbridge
Ray Middendorf
Bacome College
Muskogee
Okla
Pullman
Marvin Wellcome
Floyd Thompson
Eugene Bennett
Harry Smith
Earl Swan
Bennett
Kennth Piatt
Alva
Humboldt Church Spring Conference Elects Officers
The Humboldt Methodist Church held its annual Spring quarterly conference Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Rev John Clinton presided and reports on the year were given. Officers and committees were elected with names including Bardwell Trueblood Harwood and Rouse among others. A social hour followed with 23 members and 2 children attending.
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Trowbridge
Far Swan
Bennett
Humboldt Methodist Church
John Clinton
Ottawa
Robert Hamnan
Howard Morrison
William Hall
Gerald McCall
A. J. Trueblood
Everett Stange
Robert Leimenstell
Stewards
C. A. Bardwell
Rufus Barnard
Faye Barrackman
Ward Barricklow
Jack Callahan
Millard Cress
Robert Hama
Elmer Harwood
W. R. Kent
Dean Lee
Leslie Lehman
Frank McMill
Brisbane Suburbs Rise on Stilts for Airflow
In Brisbane Queensland Australia many houses in the suburbs are built on stilts to allow free circulation of cooling air.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
Sweden Law Bans Revealing Newspaper Sources in Courts
A 1949 Swedish law prohibits newspapers from disclosing information sources even in legal proceedings or to the police, restricting press access to source identities.
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Sweden
Boston Bans Rock 'n' Roll Jam Sessions
Boston officials outlawed rock and roll jam sessions in public venues after a chaotic night at the Boston Arena left 15 injured. Mayor John B. Hynes condemned the events as disgraceful and pledged no future licenses. Police reported teen gangs attacking pedestrians as arenas dimmed lights to control crowds. Navy recruit Albert Raggiani, 19, from Stoughton, sustained deep chest wounds in the melee.
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Boston
Boston Today
Boston Arena
John B. Hynes
Paul Brown
Albert Raggiani
Stoughton
Brown
Global Briefs Reach Across British and Lao Headlines
London reports show over a million Britons walked cycled or hiked to work. In Vientiane Laos the Paihet Lao party leadership claims a sizable majority amid party mobilization.
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London
Vientiane
Laos
Paihet Lao
London Bus Drivers Strike Shrugs Off Pay Claims
In Greater London 2000 square mile area bus drivers halted work at midnight Sunday demanding 10 shillings 6 pence extra per week about 1.47. Average pay runs 28 to 30.80 weekly as union leader Frank Cousins warned of a long bitter struggle.
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Greater
London
Frank Cousins
Semyenov Improves After Heart Attack in Bonn Visit
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semyenov, 57, who suffered a heart attack nine days earlier, was reported to be improving in Bonn where he had come for a trade pact signing. In London, Princess Anne, 7, had tonsils and adenoids removed at the Hospital for Sick Children with a communique stating the Queen's daughter's condition is very satisfactory.
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Bonn
Germany
Vladimir Semyenov
Semyenov
London
Princess Anne
Queen Elizabeth
Virginia Rivers Named Cowpasture Bullpasture and Calfpasture
In Virginia three rivers carry the names Cowpasture Bullpasture and Calfpasture. The trio reflects a rare set of place names recorded in early regional geography. Local historians note the distinct animal themed toponyms persisting through centuries.
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Virginia
Japan Observes Adults Day on January 15
In Japan the holiday known as Adults Day falls on January 15 each year, a time to celebrate reaching adulthood and mark the transition with ceremonies and events nationwide. The day mirrors the spirit of a national Thanksgiving, emphasizing duties and civic participation.
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Japan
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