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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1948

Page

3

Kansas City to Convert Nine Streetcar Lines to Bus Service

The Kansas City Public Service Company will convert nine streetcar lines to bus service starting July 1 as part of a modernization plan. Routes affected include Eighteenth Street Kansas Berger Vine Street Observation Park and Rosedale lines with detailed new paths and a total of thirty new motor buses for the Rosedale Vine line.

Rosedale Troljeys Eighteenth Street Kansas City Kansas City Public Service Company Fight Street Kansas Berger Vine Stree Dan L. Fennell Exer Compa Fen Railsao Troley Ber Vine Street Observation Park Seventeenth Street Holly Nineteenth Mercier First Jarboe Twents Seventeenth Summit Fourteenth Broadway Ninth Wyandotte Twelfth Jackson Avenue Eighteenth Public Service Company Walnut Twenty-third Street Southwest Boulevard Grand Rosedale-Vine Street Boeke Fifth Vine Lynn Woodland Linwood Highland Thirty-first Fennell

Parole Applications Set For Saturday Hearing

Nine prisoners sentenced in the criminal court to prison terms will have parole applications heard Saturday morning by the Jackson parole board at the court. Applicants include Floyd Martin William Black Gertrude Moore Ocie M Williams James Halpin Lehmbeck hn Person H Brown and Smith with terms ranging two to five years in penitentiary or reformatory for grand larceny larceny and assault with intent to ravish. The board may consider discharge recommendations for additional parolees.

Jackson Pe Floyd Martin Wiliam Black diRiary Clark Polk Gertrude Moore Ocie M. Williams James Halpin Ce Lehmbeck I H Brown Smith

Armour to resign soon as assistant secretary disclosed

Sonoron reports that Norman, the assistant secretary in charge of polls and affairs, will resign in the near future. He has been ambassador to Argentina and joined the State Department last July during a reorganization. Armour will remain on organizational matters for a period after the resignation.

Sonoron Marshall Norman Dod Argentina Pocks Alrs Omy Aed Atus POO 9 State Department Ee ‘Ball Armour

Cattle Judging Session by Hereford Association

Five American Hereford judges from across the states met in a mal session at the Kansas to discuss phases of Hereford judging. The event aims to continue after a meeting for car dealers at a picnic and dance Friday at Pairland Park starting at 4 o'clock.

States Kansas Troost Avenue South Dealers Association Pairland Park Pic

Gerling Hired as Parkview Advertising Manager

Henry Gerling is recruited as Parkview advertising manager at Parkview Drugs headquarters in Kansas City. The company outlines expansion plans including Rexall drug line integration across twenty-two stores, remodeling projects at downtown and suburban locations, new fixtures, and future new store developments in the Fairmount Intercity district and Topeka stores.

Parkview Drugs H. J Doc) Witschner Henry Gerling Parkview Witschner Katz Gerling Kansas City Rio Grande Valley Weston Belton Rexall A. T. Carithers Los Angeles Austin G. Walker Phillip O Phil) Small John Small Harry L. Small Wit‘schner Twelfth Main Streets Twenty-seventh Street Benton Boulevard Westport Road Fairmount Twenty-fourth Street Hardesty Avenue Fairmount-Intercity U. S. Highway No. 24

Seventeen Women Included in Providence Hospital Awards

Seventeen nurses graduated in the spring class of Providence hospital school of nursing in Kansas City Kansas. Names include Claire Rousselot Rosemarie Penny Betty Ann McHale Jacqueline Kauffman Geraldine Goestel Sister Mary Lewis Orleans Sister Mary Walter Swann Gras Raef Consuelo Puente Carole Colt Jane Abbott Nadine Romnan Jean Noonan Bernice Himmelberg Helen Galvin Mary Cooper.

Providence Hospital School of Nursing Kansas City Kansas Claire Rousselot Shawnee Avenue Rosemarie Penny North Twenty Betty Ann McHale North Fifteenth Street Jacqueline Kauffman Richmond Avenue Geraldine Goestel North Fifteenth Street Mary Lewis Orleans Mary Walter Swann Providence Hosital Gras Raef

Kansas City Board Warns Water Supply Could End 1954

The Kansas City Kansas Board of Public Utilities warned Northeast Johnson County residents that water from KC Kansas plant may be cut off in about six years as the 15 year contract supplying a private firm expires in 1954. Board members said no obligation to supply outside the city after the contract ends. Officials urged rationing to ease shortage and reported increased storage while lawn watering was banned.

Kansas City Kansas Board of Public Utilities Today Johnson County Ralph Duvall Municipal Enterprise Overland Park Benedict McDonald James L. Beggs Laurence E. Wilson McDonald Duvall Rosedale

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