Stoll Dies Former Newsman and Grain Leader at 49
Frank Mitchell Stoll, 49, former newspaperman and city auditor aide, died last night at One Wadsworth Veterans Administration Center after a heart ailment that began in World War II England. A major in the last war and lieutenant in World War I, he was known in grain circles in the Southwest and held public relations posts with the Kansas City Board of Trade and Midwest Research Institute. Stoll, born in Oklahoma City, previously worked for the Wichita Beacon and Kansas City Journal-Post, helped organize the Kansas City Press Club, and promoted farm youth programs before rejoining military service.
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Frank Mitchell Stoll
Wadsworth
England
Mr. Stoll
Southwest
Kansas City Board
Midwest Research Institute
The
Crap
Old Journal-Post
Obituary of Frank M. Stoll Sr and Service Members Group
Obituary notes a service for World War II era veteran with wife Lucile Frances Stoll and son Frank M. Stoll Jr. Survived by four sisters in Wichita Wichita and Vallejo. Funeral set for Saturday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church 3934 Washington St. Burial in Wichita next Monday. Rosary at 8 p m tonight at Stine McClure chapel pallbearers listed by names.
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Lucile Frances Stoll
Jefferson Street
Frank M. Stoll
Los Angeles
Josephine Stoll
Wichita
George Peters
Cecil Spry
Emporia
Kas
Anna S. Hayes
Vallejo
Calif
Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church
Washington Street
Labor Candidates Meet With AFL Education Panel
Candidates from both parties for party and state offices in August primary were to meet this afternoon with the American Federation Labor Education and Political Bid committee. The session, the final of four, was at Building Trades Council, 101 East Armour Boulevard. The committee plans to report to a general club meeting set for June 15. A Galatas chairs the panel.
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Theugust
American Federation Labor
Building Trades Council
East Armour Bouleard
SS. A
Galatas
Legion Drive Leaders Report $42,725 for Veterans Center
Campaign to buy the former Scottish Rite temple at Linseed Boulevard and the Paseo for a veterans center nears the $400,000 remaining goal after disclosing $42,725 in current drive contributions. The update came at a Hotel Phillips breakfast with division leaders, noting prior gifts totaling about $200,000 from an earlier campaign.
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Theormer Scottish Rite Temple
Linseod Boulevard
Paseo Fort
Hotel Phillips
Karlerper
American Legion
Dallas man attacked after leaving Spot Tavern
William Lane of Dallas, 34, treated at General Hospital after being slugged with a tire tool by a man he did not know. He was found dazed on Nineteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue and later treated for head and facial cuts. The assailant offered only a vague motive saying he did not like the Texan. Lane had been visiting relatives in Kansas City.
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Spot
Res Fourteenth Street
Willam Lane
Dallas
End to strike cases clears docket in Kansas City
Twelve C I O striking workers arrested early in April at the Cudahy plant in Armourdale, Kansas City, Kansas, were discharged by Judge J Earl Thomas in police court. The action clears the strike violence cases from the police docket as of now and continuances were granted for all involved until after plant resumption. FBI questioning of police personnel continues behind closed doors. A Civic Research Institute report from the University of Kansas City urges offering partisan and nonpartisan ballot options when the county charter is voted on, plus discussion of proportional representation and county size.
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Cudahy
Armourdale
Kansas City
Kansas
J. Earl Thomas
FBI
No. 2
Kansas Avenue
Civic Research Institute
University of Kansas City
Jackson County
Institute
Richard McGrath
Hayes A. Richardson
Eugene Altschul
Henry B. ‘Hill
Ernest Manheim
Union Deposition Called in Illinois Suit by Packing Firm
Eight Kansas City Kansas patrolmen are subpoenaed to give depositions Wednesday in an Illinois federal case brought by the CIO against Wilson Co. Attorney A J Stanley Jr said he had not seen pleadings but that the depositions will cover mass picketing and violence during the recent packing house strike in Kansas City Kansas. Depositions will be taken in Wyandotte County courthouse fourth division district courtroom.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Illinois
Wilson & Co
A. J. Stanley, Jr
Packers
Wilson
Fourth Division District
Wyandotte County
Cedar Bluff reclamation funding approved by conference
A House Senate conference committee recommended 1 750 000 for the Cedar Bluff reclamation project in Kansas within the Interior Department appropriation bill despite opposition from Senator Reed of Kansas. Representative Wint Smith said the House accepted the item without debate. Senate action remains required. The prior House plan included 3 million more for construction next year, which the Senate cut following Reed's suggestion.
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Washington
Reed
Kansas
House-Senate
Interior Department
Cedar Bluff
Wint Smith
House
Senate
Firefighters Free Dog From Cistern After Overnight Stranding
Four firemen aided by police rescued a black and white puppy named King from a 15 foot cistern under a back porch at 1012 Michigan Avenue after the dog reportedly spent the night there. The pet belonged to 10 year old Carl Edward Wallace of the same address. The incident ended in about fifteen minutes with the dog safe.
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Michigan Avenue
King
Carl Edward Wallace
Michigan
Not Like the Old Days Fireworks Rules Limiting July 4
City ordinance bans most fireworks inside limits with a short list allowed from June 20 to July 4. Sparklers fountains colored flames and cap pistols are permitted while others including torpedoes balloons and aerial bombs are forbidden with fines up to 500 dollars per offense.
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Beckwith
Watch with fifty three diamonds lost by Mrs Damanti
Mrs Charles Damanti reported to police that a wristwatch containing 53 diamonds valued at 800 dollars was lost in downtown shopping on May 27. She believes it may have slipped on the street or been left in a taxi and notes no insurance. The watch was a gift about twelve years ago.
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Charles Damanti
Victor Street
Baltimore Avenue
Judge Broaddus to Sit in Camdenton Next Week
Judge James W. Broaddus will sit in the Camden County circuit court next week in place of Judge Morgan M. Moulder, who disqualified himself from a case. Moulder had previously acted as an attorney for one of the parties involved.
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Broaddus
Camdenton, Mo
James W. Broaddus
Camdenton
Morgan M. Moulder
Moulder
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