Public Confession Of Bank Robber Slated in Kansas
Topeka Kansas area reports a public confession planned by a bank robber tied to the 1948 Hoyt raid. Sheriff Kennst White and County Attorney Donald Sanda state the event will occur in a church with a wire recorder, aiming to reveal details, restitution, and the robbery sequence, including involvement of Oris AW Walkins.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Hank
Meyt Bank
Hoyt
Anon Neds
Gaehige
Robbeys
CC Committee Meets On Information Drive And Fund Drive
The Eastly Community Chests hold a general informativemeeting led by chairmen Deb Corie and others to discuss a coming drive. Speakers include Mrs Gertrude Vo Manus and Mos William Kurla. Several officials preview a Brow Chat finale and a united drive between Wied Bund and overseer groups. Local figures plan a campaign to salute contributors and advance fundraising efforts.
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Momday
Atin al Fata
Dera
Deb Corie
Basthay Federation of Community Chests
Rene Maries
Wertisiig
Campaen
Big Convention Planned in Village by Local Leaders
A one day convention is planned in the village with arrangements by local leader groups including Carel Steiman Share elyn Klezmer Rhoda Kritzer Blonnie Kendler and Joan Seige. President Tae sine Arrangry¢ and others previewed speakers at the event scheduled to highlight community issues and cultural activities.
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Goverdins
Tae
Stirens
Carel Steiman
Shareelyn Klezmer
Rhoda Kritzer
Blonnie Kendler
Joan Seige
May Benefit Whist Event At Local Hall
A community benefit whist gathering is planned at the OES hall at 2 am hosted by Friends of Bn Nosea Tetra and others. Mrs. Frances Recha will serve as chair with proceeds aiding local groups. Public event includes prizes and light refreshments.
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Oes Hall
Epangorad
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Elan
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Aetty
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Eredit Vewelers
Mc Cour CT
Rae Airy
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