Deaths: J. J. Kraus 70 Dies at Home in St Thomas
John S. Kraus, 70, died at his home 102 Franklin Street after more than a year of illness. A retired St Thomas farmer, he was born October 18, 1879, in St Thomas. He belonged to St Thomas Catholic Church and its Married Mensonality group. Survived by four sons Edward William Cornelius and Herbert, a daughter Tillie age 21, two brothers Herman and Josert, and three sisters Agnes Fennewals Ann Lueckenotte and Frank Huhman. His wife Katherine Lueckenotte died in March 1944.
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John S. Kraus
Franklin Street
St.Thomas
Hirsus
St. Thomas
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Katherine Lueckenotte
Edward
William
Cornelius
Herbert
Tillie
Herman
Josert
Jefferson City
Agnes Fennewals
Ann Lueckenotte
St Thomas
Frank Huhman
Osage Slarf
Former County Dres resident dies in Miami home
Former resident Boyd dies at home in Miami after a year of poor health from a stroke Tuesday. Son of Wilson and Cinthie Boyd, he was born near Centertown about 63 years ago. He joined the Christian church in his youth. Survived by his wife Ada Crutsinger and eight children plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday.
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Sseon Boyd
Miami
Boyd
Wilson
Cinthie Boyd
Centertown
Paris
Cale
Christian Church
Missouri
Hayion
Swearingen
Tain
San Jose
Gand Prairie
Tex
Ada Crutsinger
Marin
Margaret
Walter
Clay
Miam
Wallace Major Dies Sunday in Holt Summit Area
Wallace Major died Sunday at an old age. Born December 4, 1866 in Windsor to Charles and Sally Major, he moved with his parents to Dallas. He married Hattie Bell Dearing in 1900 and ran a farm near Holt Summit until five years ago. He was a Union Hill Baptist Church member since 1897. Survived by his wife and brother Robert of Holt Summit.
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Rlate Kajester
Cedar City
Windsor
Charles and
Saily Major
Dallais
Hattie Bell Dearing
Holt Summit
Union Hill
George J Coch Dies In Service Of Navy
Word came today of the death of George J Coch a resident and member of the State Patrol. He died while on maneuvers with the naval reserve and was a lieutenant commander. He entered the navy after discharge he served as an inspector for the Fire Underwriters Association.
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George J. Coch
Navy
Forahas
Californi Coch
Naval Reserve
Fire Underwriters Association
Pfc Paul Lairmore Reburied Here In City Memorial
The body of Pic Paul Eward Lairmore of Jefferson City is being transported from Liege for re burial in Nat Lairmore. He is survived by 32 brothers and sisters including Charles of Cole Camp Joe Centertown Tom and Howard of Jefferson City and others in Fulton Mexico California and Kansas City.
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Pic
Paul Eaward Laimore
Jefferson City
Nat Lairmore
Was
Liege
Lairmore
Charles Lairmore
Cole
Mexico
Flossie Smith
Jefferson
Claude Lairmore
Police Seek Man In $5000 Swindle Of Chicago Widow
Chicago police hunt Sigmund Z. Engel after he swindled widow Reseda Corrigan and her three teens for 5000 by posing as a fiancé. A daughter identified the rogue’s gallery photo. the real Sam Engel is said to be in England. Engel’s record lists numerous confidence games in major cities.
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Chicago
Sigmund Z. Engel
Sam Engel
England
Reseda Corrigan
Reseda J. Corrigan
Reseda
Robeson declares love for Soviet people at rally
Paul Robeson addressed a New York welcome home rally after his son Paul Robeson Jr. wed Marilyn Greenberg at Cornell. The singer praised the Soviet Union, vowed to defy any “dominant” America, and criticized the Democratic press while defending his son’s marriage to a white woman amid a security-suspicious environment.
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New York
Paul Renason
Hartem
Robeson
Soviet Union
Europe
Paul Robes
Bne
Marilyn Paula Greenberg
Ted
Roveson
Rutgers University
Rae Greensberg
Forest Hills
Queens
Cornell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Youth For
Demner
Fingerprint ID Fells Barker Gang Henchmen After Jewel Theft
Two Barker gang members Albert Gladson and Alton Crapo were identified by fingerprints after a Lincoln jewel robbery. They died in a gun battle with Nebraska officers about two hours after forcing jeweler Elton Ley Goldberg to surrender jewels. A farmer warned locals, prompting police pursuit. Sheriff Patach was injured. Reburial planned for Lester Castleman in Benton City.
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Barker Gang
Lincoln
New
Nebraska
Albert C. Gladson
Alton Crapo
Crapo
Harold Smith
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Warker
Ain Barker
Freddie Barker
FBI
Florida
Arthur
Alcatraz
Lloyd
Leavensworth
Denver
Herman
Barkers
Southyrest Issouri
Tulsi Sia
Edward G. Bremer
Paul Brewer
Gladson
Missouri State Penitentiary
Kansas
Colorado
Smith
Elton Ley Goldberg
Lincoln Jewelry
Imran
Goldberg
Willard Davidse
Lyons
Nei
Nebras
Edward J. Patach
Pair Homesteads 1146 Acres Near Memphis Center
MEMPHIS June 20 AP Two Memphis men have homesteaded 1146 acres within three miles of downtown Memphis. The land forms an island in the Mississippi River. The men Co W Cheek and B A Sennet Jr learned the land was state owned and subject to homestead claims. They have been issued color deeds with seven years of compliance leading to deed transfer. They report that about ROO acres can be placed.
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Memphis
Mississippi River
Co. W. Cheek
B. A. Sennet, Jr
State of
Tennessee
Markets report from York and Kansas City stalls
Market notes from York and National Stockyards show hogs active with gains of 25 to 30 cents on heavy weights, sows firm, and calves and sheep mixed. Kansas City and Chicago produce sections list varied butter and cheese quotes with steady cattle receipts. overall market activity remains uneven amid mixed livestock and produce prices.
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East St. Unis
St. Louis
Jeghorn Anillegantn Crorses
Iexhit Cumeer
Chicaco
Chicago
Osandarde
Irtles
Lemecks
Names in the News Families honor Nancy Rothove and report births
The families of Henry Leubbert Ted Wilbers and Arthur Rothove honored Nancy Rothove in Los Angeles. Mrs J F Turnbull of New Orleans visits relatives until June 25. Daughters were born to Vernon Towner and Arthur Busch. A son was born to Dr and Mrs Arnold Anderson at Rochester Inn. Mrs Anderson is the daughter of Judge S P Dalton.
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Henry Leubbert
Ted Wilbers
Arthur Rothove
Nancy Rothove
Los Angeles
Calif
Vernon Towner
Washington Street
Arthur Busch, Linn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Arnold Anderson
Rochester’ Inn
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