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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1952

Page

3

Gicinto Faces New Robbery and Assault Charges

Charles Vincent Gicinto, sought by police, was charged in Johnson County with first degree robbery at the W D Sargent home and assault with intent to kill in the Wayne Burk case. He also faces federal counterfeit counts and five warrants in Kansas City robberies. Bonds total 35 000.

Charles Vincent Gicinto Johnson County Olathe Ghcinto Missouri U.S H. O. Peet W. D. Sargent Wayne Burk San Quentin Calif Denver Kansas City Gicinto John L. Kirkpatrick Peet Burk Anthony Cambiano Sargent Cambiano Jackson County Lester Haupt Haupt Lynn Thomas Thomas Carpenters Union Hall Wornall William Burnett Bernard T. Flannery Ben Hurst Ghointo L. A. Billings, Jr Johnson

Lawyers Association of Kansas City Christmas Party Meeting

After a year of technical law programs the Lawyers association of Kansas City will meet at 6 30 Wednesday night at the University club for a Christmas party. Judge Emory H Wright will be guest of honor as he nears voluntary retirement after twenty years on the Jackson County Circuit court. Officers for 1953 will be elected.

Lawyers Association of Kansas City University Club Emory H. Wright Wright Jackson County Circuit Court

Grocers Strike Ends as 300 Return to Work

About 300 wholesale grocery firm employees returned today after a settlement of a dispute that began with a strike involving Teamsters and Chauffeurs union Local No. 955. J. C. Harline of Associated Grocers, Inc. said deliveries should be back to normal soon and reported a 10 cent per hour wage increase with fringe benefits to be arranged later.

J. C. Harline Associated Grocers, Inc Harline Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union

Grand Jury Foreman Corrects Fatzer Claim on Supervision

Mark T. Jones, foreman of Wyandotte County’s September grand jury, says Harold R. Fatzer did not supervise or guide the panel. He notes jurors acted on their own beliefs, not under external direction, and clarifies the committee letter's phrasing while confirming the jury found no public official unjustly enriched.

Mark T. Jones Wyandotte County Harold R. Fatzer Kansas Jones Citizens’ Executive Committee Fatzer Kansas City Tuker Blake Tucker Harold H. Harding Wyandotte Citizens’ Committee

Trinity Lutheran hospital campaign nears local goal

The drive to raise 500000 for Trinity Lutheran Hospital expansion reports 405160 on hand, an 85000 increase since November. Campaign leaders say funds will be sought via a federal grant after local needs are met, with the push continuing through next Monday.

Trinity Lutheran Hospital Lathrop Backstrom Elmer F. Pierson Kansas City Club Backstrom Jack Hill Hill John Thornberry Drive Thornberry Thirty-first Penn Valley Park

Kansas City Court of Appeals voids contempt verdicts

The Kansas City Court of Appeals discharged Alfred H. Osborne and Duke W. Ponick under a writ of habeas corpus, ruling the 1949 contempt case was barred by the statute of limitations. Ponick and Osborne faced potential jail terms and fines previously. Ponick was released from bond while Osborne faced possible further punishment. Judge Buzard noted potential action for other co-defendants remains undecided.

Kansas City Court of Appeals Alfred H. Osborne Duke W. Ponick Osborne Panick Kansas City Public Service Company Ernest H. Smith Denver Smith Paul A. Buzard Ponick J. K. Owens Buzard

Polio Patient Admitted To Kansas Medical Center

Rex Earl FIENTIE, 27, Centralia Kansas, admitted to the University of Kansas Medical Center for polio treatment. His condition today is reported good. Two former patients, Virginia Bartholome, 13, and Norman Wilkinson, 24, have been discharged.

Rex Earl Fientie Centralia Kas University of Kansas Medical Center Virginia Bartholome William Bartholome East Fifty-sixth Street Norman Wilkinson East Forty-first Street

Charles W. Fisher Is Ris Home From Shrine Head

Charles W. Fisher potentate for Ararat Shrine, who suffered a heart attack November 10, was released yesterday from St. Joseph hospital. His home is 5406 Euclid Avenue.

Shrine Head Charles W. Fisher Ararat Shrine St. Joseph Hospital Euclid Avenue

Publisher's notice rates and publication details

Publisher's notice from December 8, 1952 lists pricing for The Kansas City Star subscriptions in Kansas City and nationwide. It specifies carrier rates 40 cents weekly, $1.74 monthly, mail rates 45 cents weekly in Missouri and Kansas, 55 cents weekly elsewhere, and $1.00 weekly for foreign countries. Office address 1729 Grand Avenue, Kansas City, Mo.

Kansas City Ifc Grand Avenue

Seals Sale Promoted On WDAF-TV For Tuberculosis Fund

A seal from the Swope park zoo appeared on WDAF-TV today to urge Christmas seal purchases supporting the Tuberculosis society. Olsen and Johnson performed in a skating show at the Municipal Auditorium. The first 25 buyers received two free seats to the skating event. Seals may be bought at 1020 McGee Street the post office or the federal building or ordered by phone.

Swope Park Zoo Wdaf-Tv Today Tuberculosis Society Olsen and Johnson Municipal Auditorium McGee Street Post Office Federal Building Kansas City Tuberculosis Society

Fear for Baxter Waters in Critical Condition

The Rev Baxter Waters 79 Democratic state representative from Clay County Missouri was reported in critical condition at Research hospital after a collapse at his home. He was elected to a fifth term last month.

Baxter Waters Clay County Missouri Waters

Chambray Shirt with 2-Button Cuff for Kids

A chambray shirt designed for ages 2 to 12 features a blue or brown color option and a two-button cuff for secure fit and easy wear. Durable casual style suitable for everyday outfits and school wear.

Interlocking stitch clothing for ages 4 to 12

An item describes interlocking stitch fabrics in navy tan white yellow or red suitable for children aged 4 to 12. The short listing specifies color options and target age group without further details.

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