Pioneering St Louis Woman Doctor Caroline Skinner Dies at 94
Dr Caroline Skinner a noted physician and early woman graduate of Washington Univ School of Medicine died at 94 in St Louis. She helped two children become doctors and practiced about 45 years after moving from Hannibal. Funeral set in St Louis.
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Caroline Skinner
St. Louis
Edward H. Skinner
Wyandotte Street
Inner
Carol Jole
Washington University
St. Louis University
Hoyt Cole
Cent
Joseph Farrow
qTork
Ir Wiliam Bingham
Freeport
Funeral Services For Patrick Maskill Set In Kansas City
Funeral services for Pfe. Patrick Maskill USMC who died of wounds from Guam will be held Thursday morning at 8:30 at Joseph A. Butler's Sons chapel and at 9 at St Benedict's Catholic Church. He attended local school and enlisted in June 1943, taking part in invasions of Marshall Islands Saipan Tinian and Guam. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Joseph L Maskill and sisters Mrs A Arthur Phelan and Rose Maskill and Miss Alice Jean Maskill. Also mentions other local obituaries and memorials within the same notice.
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Pfe
Patrick Maskill
United States Marine Corps
Guam
Joseph A. Butler's Sons
St. Benedict's Catholic Bie
Patrick J. Maskill
A. Maskill
Joseph L.skill
South Eighth Street
Nsas City
Kansas
Ard
Marshall Islands
Saipan
Tinian
A. Arthur Phelan
Orth Twelfth Street
Kansas City
Rose Atlin Maskill
Alice Jean Maskil
Catherine Hector Dios
Catherine Hector
Des Moines
Henry Parker
Holden
West Liberty
St. Peters Catholic Church
Issac Hector
Leo Tewarl
James Newbigven
Indanola
Ill
Mary Murphy
Chicago
Agnes Mitchell
St Peters Catholic Church
Caldwell Chapel
Des Mores
St Ambrose
Grout Family Notice From De Leon Springs Florida
Edward Grout and relatives are noted in a funeral notice. The obituary mentions eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services and burial are planned for Thursday in Bosworth.
Services for Navy Veteran Will Be Held Next Tuesday
Military funeral services for Jack H. Terry water t ender second class killed November 11 1942 in North Africa will be at 1 30 PM at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery Leavenworth Kansas He was 24 and a Rich Hill Missouri High School graduate also attended Westport High School He leaves his wife Marguerite and his mother Emma Peters both of Rich Hill a sister Mrs Clyta Nauss and a brother Charles Terry of Independence and another brother Earl Terry of Kansas City area.
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Jack H. Terry
North Africa
Ft. Leavenworth National Cemetery
Leavenworth
Kas
Rich Hill
Westport High School
Marguerite Terry
Emma Peters
Clyta C. Nauss
Charles Terry
Hedges Avenue
Independence
Earl Terry
Harrison Street
Roupe
Walter C. Roupe
Locust Street
Research
Pleasant Hill
Kansas City
South Gate
Masonic Lodge
Ollie R. Roupe
Ernest Roupe
Townsend
Mont
Newcomer Chapel
Raymore
Obituaries for Connolly Cosper and Delaney in Kansas City area
Edward Connolly 81 of 206 West Eighty first Street Terrace died today at Trinity Lutheran hospital. He was born in Ireland and was a retired railroad employee. Survived by wife Mary and four daughters, a son, ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Beaus Cosper 54 of 46 Barnett Avenue Kansas City Kansas died today at Providence hospital. Lifetime Kansas City resident and Quindaro Christian Church member. Survived by husband George, a son John E. Cosper, a brother Charles L. Klussen, two sisters and two grandchildren. Sister Mary Philomena Delaney 72 a Sister of Mercy died last night at St Agnes convent. Native of Illinois and longtime Kansas City resident. Survived by two sisters.
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Cosper
Beatsice K. Cosper
Barnett Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
Providence Hospital
Quindaro Christian Church
George
John E. Cosper
North Twenty-first Street
Asas City
Charles L. Klussen
Stewart Avenue
Troup Aveue
Mabel L. Welker
Stuttgart
Ark
Helen Jeanette Davis
Genesee Street
Newcomer Chapel
Delaney
Mary Philomena Delaney
Sisters of Mercy Order
St. Agnes Convent
North
Hardesty Avenue
Illinois
Sadie Delaney
St. Margaret's Hospital
Margaret Hartman
Kearney
Convent Chapel
Edmonson
Ruth J. Edmonson
Chelsea Avenue
Osteopathic Hospital
Edward D. Rumonson
Chatham Hotel
Eddie Ruth Gumbill
Home
Marjorie Thompson
San Antonio
Tex
Bill Jackson
Webb City
Fern Outland
Joplin
Jackson Avenue
Hazel Sloan
East Eighth Street
Edythe Smith
Bessie Smith
St. Louis
Frank Evans
Ogden
Utah
Emma Hellman
Raymore
Moe
Joseph Heilman
Jutt M. Lane
East Sixty-ninth Street Terrace
Sterling F. Rive
Mary Dickerson
Theresa Kettler
Blue Ridge Road
Jackson County
Obituary notices from Kansas City and surrounding towns
Multiple death notices and funeral details for residents including Ruth J. Edmonson 54 of 339 North Chelsea Avenue died at Osteopathic hospital and Charles Llewellyn Evans 82 of 390 Moulton Avenue. Florence Jewell 61 of East Ninth Street. Walter C. Roupe 73 of 1016 Locust Street. Catherine Hector Dios 82 formerly of Des Moines. Emma Hellman 73 of Raymore Missouri. with service times, burial plans, and survivor lists.
Funeral Rites Arranged for Local Residents and Notables
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Clara E. Phillips 74 at Simmons chapel Kansas City Kansas. Frank Soward 86 will be buried at Fairweather Werner chapel Kansas City Kansas. W B Munch formerly of Kansas City Kansas dies in Pasadena. Marianne Boles day old daughter graveside at Maple Hill. John P Scalapino 63 Edwardsville to be buried at Joseph A Butlers chapel. Funeral details list relatives and last residences across Kansas City Kansas Pasadena Palo Alto and Spokane.
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Clara E. Phillips
O. L. Pittman
Spokane
Wash
Simmons
Kansas City
Kansas
Phillips
R. E. Browne
Douglas Avenue
William H. Fox
Steele Road
Beulah Gates
Ruby Lorfing
Palo Alto
Calif
William W. Philips
Pasadena
Frank Soward
Prank Soward
South Eighteenth Street
Fairweather-Werner
Soward
Mary Tibbett
North Thirty Eighth Street
Marianne Boles
Ralph F. Boles
Stinson Avenue
Ansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Maple Hill Cemetery
Fairfax FETB to Toll Free Bridge for Jubilee Parade
Missouri and Kansas highway departments agree to close the Fairfax bridge toll house for a Saturday Silver Jubilee event. The crossing will be toll free for the first time in thirteen years as traffic is directed by patrols. A mile long parade begins at 10 30 AM, with heavy flow anticipated beforehand.
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Fairfax
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri River
Fairfax Day
Governor appoints interim Kansas Supreme Court justice
Gov Frank Carlson named Austin M Cowan of Wichita as interim Kansas Supreme Court justice to fill the vacancy caused by the May 31 death of Justice Allen B Burch. Cowan, 61, will serve until a November election and qualification of a successor resides. He fronts the firm Cowan Kahrs Nelson and is a former Kansas and Wichita Bar association president.
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Roger H. Clarx
the Star
Topeka
Torexa
Frank Carlson
Austin M Cowan
Wichita, Kas
Kansas Supreme Court
Allen B. Burch
Wichita
Cowan
Cowan, Kahrs & Nelson
William Kahrs
Sedgwick County
Kansas State Bar Association
Wichita Bar Association
Washburn Law School
University of Michigan School of Law
Bill OKs 3-Cent Juliette Low Stamps Series
Washington house approves a special series of 3-cent stamps honoring Juliette Low founder of Girl Scouting in America. Lawmakers passed the measure today signaling commemoration of Low's pioneering work.
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Washineton
Juliette Low
House
Rough Riders Fifty Year Stamp Bill Advances
Washington AP reports the Mouse moved a bill authorizing a series of stamps to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Rough Riders organization.
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Washington
Organization of the Rough Riders
Boys State voting underway for state officers
The Sunflower Boys State in Wichita active as candidates from Federalist and Nationalist parties race for governor Don Gray of Newton and Don Binford of Wichita head the fields. A full slate of county and city officers and ties in two local races accompany the statewide primary results.
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Wichita
Kas
Sunflower Boys
Don Gray
Newton
Don Binford
Federalist
Gray
Binford
Charles Overman
Bob Weems
Plantview
Roy Wilson
el Dorado
Bob West
Topeka
Don George
Sam Farha
Don Hammond
Great Ben
Norman Terrill
Hutchinson
E. C. Hoard
Planeview
Bob Mehl
Great Bend
Calvin McMillen
Hal Cleavenger
Manhattan
Jim Rutledge
Toveka
Dan Gillman
Edwin Schauffer
Supreme Court
Merle May
Joe Auditor
Daniel Beck
Attorneyeneral
Dick Thiessen
On Sellers
Ottawa
Commission of Insurance
Darrel Kellogg
Hiawatha
Jerry Demo
Tom Everhart
Dean Owens
Gene Totopoulos
Jim Hester
Anthony
Dick Powell
Willie Walters
Chanute
United Nations Watch
United Nations
Boys’ State
American Legion
Department of Kansas
Kemper
Dolan Brandt
Augusta
Sullivanburg
Charles Hyer
Olathe
Wymanvale
Don Demo
Gliddenville
Bill Nurton
Pittsburg
Pierson
Steve Stephens
Hudson
Jim Elliott
Cherryvale
Barrville
Jim Lane
Kansas City
Ae Ee
Dwayne Steinle
Par
Kansas Department
Legion
Scrivner
Wells Hinley
Baldwin
Earl Kersey
Yates Center
Riegleville
Norman Perrill
Earle Sundby
Gardner
Robert Mullens
Five Die in Bomb Blast at War Plant in Arnhem
A 3,000 pound bomb exploded at a concrete building in Arnhem serving as a European air force headquarters during World War II, killing five workers today. The incident occurred while authorities investigated the blast and its wartime remnants.
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Arnheim
Netherlands
Walkout by 500 at Briggs sparks potential wider strike
In Detroit on June 8 an estimated 500 Briggs Manufacturing workers at the Vernor plant walked out after the CIO United Auto Workers ended wage talks. A union official warned the walkout could spread, though Briggs reported no immediate production impact.
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Briggs
Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
C. I. O. United Automobile Workers
Vernor
Russia Grants 50 Percent Cut in Reparation Bills
In London, the Soviet Union announced halving the remaining reparations for Hungary and Romania after requests from those nations. Finland also had a 70 million dollar reduction last week. Each country had originally owed 300 million dollars. Romania's remaining sum will drop by about 55 million dollars. Hungary's exact paid amount was not disclosed.
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London
Russia
Hungary
Romania
Finland
Bucharest
Budapest
Rabbi Mayerberg to analyze Jewish terms at Friday service
Dr. Samuel S. Mayerberg, rabbi of Congregation B'nai Jehudah, will analyze Hebrew Semite Israel Jew and Israelis during 8:20 PM Friday night service designated for consecration of confirmands. The public is invited to attend at the temple.
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Samuel S. Mayerberg
Congregation
B’nai Jehudah
Twin boys born to Johnston family at Conley Maternity
Mr and Mrs James P Johnston of 2607 Norwood Avenue Independence became parents to twin boys early today at Conley Maternity hospital. One baby weighed six pounds and the other six pounds eleven ounces. They already have a son Buddy Kaye Johnston, 17 months old. Mail it if you prefer, you may write your Want Ad as desired.
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The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Mo
James P. Johnston
Norwood Avenue
Independence
Conley Maternity Hospital
Johnstons
Buddy Kaye Johnston
Florida Man Seeks More Time Before Marrying $10,000 Bride
Daytona Beach tavern keeper Danny Wicker said he needs more time before marrying Dor othy Lawlor of Hempstead after meeting her in Daytona Beach. The pair plan a four day yacht cruise visiting Marineland Jacksonville Tampa and Miami before deciding on marriage.
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Aytona Beach
Fla
INS
Daytona Beach
Hempstead,Long Island
Danny Wicker
Dorothy Lawlor
Wicker
Marineland
Jacksonville
Tampa
Miami
Anderson
8S. C
Musical Bar
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Biokeer
Edward H. Skin
Carol Cole
Patrick J. Maskiltm
Ralph Walter Howard
Brooklyn Avenue
University of Kansas Edical Center
Howard
Salvation
Josephine Ward
Jess W.dward
Monroe Avenue
John T. Adams
Avenport
Charles C Alexander
North Drury Avete
John W. Howard
Hardy Avenue
Marguerite Eshle
Los Angeles
Milton Eshleman
Cypress Avenue
Salvam Army
Blackman Chapel
Warren Edward Grout
Corrington Avenue
Hiei Day
General Hospital
Rout
Springfield
Johnson County
James L. Grout
Eastwenty-third Street
Lie Grout
Golden Oaks Addion
Archie
Truman
Sun Valley
Idaho
Trail Creek
Idaho Mountain
Jack HW. Terry
Hento Ode
Parmer
Higtower
Germany
Henrc Ode
St. John’s Hospital
Kast
Platte City
Hanover
Walker Ode
Anna Pascheppa
Louise Oole
Graceland Cemetery
Weston, Mo
Greater
Jewell
Florence Jewell
East Ninth Street
Independence Sanitarium
Iowa
Lee Roy Jewell
Sheffield Steel Corporation
Flora Lee Bardis
San Bernardino
Calf
Ruby Brown
Belmont Christian Church
Tuscaloosa
Ralph Tomer
H. N. Hartness
Command and Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas City Public Service Company
G. H. Prieling
School of Personnel
Daniel H. Hundley
J. J. Winn
Transportation Company
Frank Hellman
Pueblo
Cole
Charles Hellman
Fred Hellman
Lomita
Wagner Chapel
W. B. Munch
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Bertha Munch
Mildred Johnson
Wallace Munch
John P. Scalapino
Edwardsville
Kus
Joseph A. Butler's & Sons
Kansas Court Post
Austin M. Cowan
Justice Burch
Girl Scout
Clay Gray
Advertisen
Kellogg's
Cape Cod
Kellogg's Allbran
America
U.S
REDS
Loo W. Mi
Florida
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs, Ark
Mountain Kansas City
Free City
Sonken-Galamba Corp
Riverview
Thatcher
Davis
Rumford
Royal
Crisco
Crisco, Dept. F
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
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