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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

3

Southwest Trafficway Viaduct Bids Open Nationally

Bids for the Southwest trafficway Viaduct will be sought August 1 and opened October 1 under a federal aid plan. A $4,357,044 federal fund covers right of way, with work split into three contracts for piling and piers, steel and substructure, and a concrete deck to be bid next spring.

C. P. Owens State Highway Commission Owens Indu Cing State John E. Maring Maring Penn Valley Park Public Roads Administration Sixteenth Street Thirtyfirst Street Twentieth Street Twentythird Street Twenty-sixth Street

Big Home Front Day For General Whitehead Visit

Far East Air Force Commander Lieut Gen Ennis C Whitehead arrived at Fairfax Municipal airport for a 3 day visit after a day that saw him become a grandfather and his son Ennis C Whitehead Jr graduate from West Point The general's C 54 Kansas City Headwind accompanied him from Dayton where he met his new granddaughter Mrs Margaret Hinsch of Piqua Ohio hosted the arrival and luncheon plans at the Kansas City Club and Westminster Congregational Church lay a family link to wartime service

Ennis C. Whitehead Far East Air Force Fairfax Municipal Whitehead Margaret Hinsch Piqua, C Dayton Ennis C. Whitehead, Jr United States Military Academy West Point Kansas City Tokyo Charles F. Curry G. Charles Gray Westminster Congregational Church Order General Whitehead Florentine Ennis, Jr South Pacific N. Y United States Military Order of the World Wars Associated Press

Rooftop life at City National Bank and Trust in Kansas City

A retrospective piece recalls a 25th wedding anniversary in the Bretton family parlor and then pivots to report on a downtown mystery: the theft of a large colorful beach umbrella from City National Bank and Trust’s penthouse roof. The article brushes past roof- top amenities, staff routines, and security quirks, noting the umbrella is missing but the staff remains intact.

Max Bretton West Sixty-second Street Nat Max Mary Bretton Kansas City Breton Jewish Community Center Jewish Welfare Federation Mossline Baltimore Onal Bank & Trust Company City National Bank

Kansas City Star June 10 1948 issue fragment

Fragment from The Kansas City Star dated June 10 1948 shows masthead details and subscription rates, with partially legible lines about delivery locations and general publication notes. It preserves the newspaper’s branding and pricing context for readers in Missouri and the United States.

The Kansas City Star Tage Aansas United States Kanes Cine Rand Avenue

Motive Sought in La Salle Hotel Blast

Police investigate gambling complaints linked to the La Salle hotel blast at 922 Linwood Blvd. Chief Henry W. Johnson says no clues on motive or suspects. Reports say betting occurred in a garage nearby in recent weeks. Two men were injured when blown through a shutter door.

Henry W. Johnson la Salle Hotel Linwood Boulevard Johnson

Thompson Campaign Swing In Kansas City Tonight

Missouri House speaker and governor hopeful Murray E. Thompson arrives in Kansas City for a two day visit. He attends a Hotel Phillips luncheon hosted by Thompson club leader Harry L. Thomas and a 7:30 PM reception at the Hotel Muehlebach. A Saturday lineup includes a Fifteenth Ward Republican club meeting at Picnic Park and a Thompson-for-governor gathering at Lincoln Hall.

Murray E. Thompson Missouri Kansas City Phillips Harry L. Thomas Thompson Club Thompson Missouri House of Representatives Muehlebach Fifteenth Ward Republican Club Picnic Park Cypress Avenue Lincoln Hall Eighteenth and Vine Streets St. Louis

Blaze Destroys Duct at Walker Laundry Damaging 300

Firemen fought a two hour blaze in a hot air exhaust duct at the Walker Laundry and Dry Cleaning company 1120 Oak street. Employees saw the fire at 7:45. Lint buildup in the duct feeding the hot air toward a mangle triggered the fire. The duct stretched 175 feet and caused a 300 loss per district fire chief J. E. Chansler.

Walker Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company Oak Street J. E. Chansler

Sheriff Purdome launches 3 phase drive on summer hazards

Sheriff J A Purdome announced a three phase program to cut Jackson County injuries from careless driving, swimming fatalities and dog bites. Deputies will patrol lakes with portable respirators and radios, dogs will be tagged for rabies control, and owners must confine and observe bitten animals for ten days. Pedestrians are urged to walk facing traffic and wear bright clothing at night.

J. A. Purdome Jackson County Army Purdome

Fifty Guards Hunt Escaped Prisoner Fisk in Missouri

Fifty Leavenworth guards search for Robert Audrel Fisk 34 of Cedar Rapids Iowa who escaped from the federal prison honor farm across the Missouri River in Platte County Missouri. Warden Walter A Hunter said Fisk was last seen at 330 and missing at 420 this morning. Fisk was sentenced in Sioux City Iowa last February to eighteen months for violating the national motor vehicle theft act after two months at Terre Haute Indiana and transfer here April 29.

Leavenworth Kas Robert Audrel Fisk Cedar Rapids Missouri River Platte County Missouri Walter A. Hunter Fisk Sioux City Terre Haute Ind

Forrest Smith to Visit for Democratic Governor Bid Luncheon

Forrest Smith state auditor and gubernatorial candidate will host a luncheon Saturday at the Hotel Phillips. Local party leaders and veterans received invitations and Smith is expected to attend Saturday and Sunday. Body and fender for work painting Southtown Mtrs Paseo at 47th Adv.

Forrest Smith Missouri Phillips Smith Southtown Mtrs Paseo

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