Door to Door Tally Finds 213 Missed In City Census
Six census check teams in Kansas City south of the Missouri river reported 213 people missed by federal enumerators in four hours. The effort aims to boost the counted population above 472000 and to influence local tax discussions.
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City Plan Commission
Missouri River
Frances I. Gaw
Plan Commission
Robert Benson
Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
Missouri
Benson
Federal Bureau
Coroner Sets Inquest for Goldstein Traffic Death
A coroner's inquest is scheduled for July 6 into the traffic death of Hymie Goldstein 76 of 734 East Seventy first street who was struck by a motor car May 28 in front of 7236 Troost avenue. The driver was Cletis Jirick 29 of 2826 Harrison street. Goldstein died at General Hospital about an hour after the accident.
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Hymie Goldstein
East Seventy First Street
Goldstein
Troost Avenue
Cletis Jirick
Harrison Street
General Hospital
Senate approves bill to curb pornographic literature traffic
The Senate government operations committee approved a bill for federal state and local planning to curb pornographic literature. It would authorize the President to appoint a study group to seek solutions, aiming to avoid improper censorship while halting massive distribution of noxious material. Senate investigators have heard testimony about a multi million dollar traffic in pornography.
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Washington
Senate Government Operations Committee
Senate
Funding Dinner Highlights Need for Symington East West Routes
Sponsors urge funding for Symington East West routes at a dinner. Missouri Senator will attend at 1 22 tomorrow. Kansas City chief planning engineer lists thoroughfare demands for the project.
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Symingtoni
Kansas City
North
Jerry H. Manning
Kansas City, North
Parvin Road
Randolph Road
Oak Street
Truman to Speak at Money-Raising Fete for Symington
A fund raising dinner for Senator Stuart Symington in Kansas City will feature former President Harry S. Truman and Rep. Charles Brown. The event at the Hotel Muehlebach begins at 7 PM with Symington arriving at 1:22 PM. Speakers include Curry as master of ceremonies and Mayor Bartle.
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Stuart Symington
Muehlebach
Senaitor Symington
Harry S. Truman
Rep
Charles Brown
Missouri
Symington
Charles E. Curry
Mid-West
H. Roe Bartle
Jury Finds No Criminal Liability in Swigert Case
A Jackson County coroner jury found no criminal liability in the death of Doran Swigert 31 of Intercity district after being struck May 19 on U S 24 near Blue Ridge boulev ard by Clarence Ernest Alexander 29 of Lee's Summit. Witnesses described braking attempts and a rear end collision involving a following car driven by Delois Ann Koehly 20 of Independence.
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Jackson County
Doran Swigert
Brookside Avenue
Swigert
U. S. 24
Blue Ridge Boulevard
Clarence Ernest Alexander
Lee’s Summit
Alexander
Delois Ann Koehly
Northern Boulevard
Independence
Boy Found Hanged in Illinois Jail Cell
In Plainfield Illinois a 14 year old boy named James Wise was found hanged by his own belt in a jail cell. He had told police he ran away from Pittsford Michigan and his parents Roy and Mrs Wise were en route to pick him up. Police provided no motive for the runaway.
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Plainfield
Ill
James Wise
Pittsford
Mich
Roy Wise
Twelve Fishermen Lost In Izu Wreck Off Japan
A 33 ton fishing boat with 26 men aboard capsized two miles off the Izu peninsula in a storm. Fourteen swam to shore, twelve are missing, as of Tokyo reports dated June 22.
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Tokyo
Izu Peninsula
Baptists vote to oppose Catholic presidential nominees
Delegates to the American Baptist convention in Kansas City unanimously pass a resolution opposing nominating and electing a Roman Catholic for president or vice president. The action urges influence to block Catholic candidates and copies will be sent to state nominating committees.
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National Convention of the American Baptist Association
Kansas City
Kansas
United States
Memorial Hall
Catholic Church
U. S
Association
E. E. Swearingen
Texarkana
Ark
O. H. Griffith
Tex
Association Publications
G. F. Crumley
Blue Springs Board Completes School Building Plans
Blue Springs school district approved plans for 12 new classrooms at a board meeting. Bonds totaling 205000 were sold to City National Bank with a net interest cost of 3.95 percent. Architect Joseph Shaughnessy outlined the preliminary plan and the board approved it.
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Blue Springs
City National Bank
Joseph Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy Bower & Grimaldi
Unions Plan Cut-Rate Drug Stores in New York
A group of nine labor unions hopes to open a chain of cut-rate drug stores in New York to lower family drug bills for members by up to 35 percent. The New York Retail Druggists Association says the plan is impossible and would shutter hundreds of small pharmacies. it plans to close most of its 3,400 member stores this Sunday in protest.
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New York
New York Retail Druggists’ Association
Park hr free downtown park and shop garages with min purchase
Free parking hour offered in downtown garages with a minimum purchase required. City program encourages shoppers to spend to qualify for the complimentary hour. Local merchants participate, supporting downtown commerce and access during peak hours.
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Gaw
Indianapolis
Curry
D. W. Gilmore
Century Club
A. J. Stephens
Visitation Catholic Church
Dave Garroway
Symington Headquarters
Manning
Russell Road
Chouteau Road
Antioch Road
Stanton
Brighton Avenue
Kansas, City, North
Ray Blessing
Bill Bolin
Michigan
Kansas City Star
Walnut
Plaza
Troost
Main
7Th & Minn
Helzberg’s
North K. C
Missionary Baptist Seminary
Little Rock
First Baptist Church
Sullivan
Batiste
Bradmore
Dacron
Batiste Madras
Croydon
Olf
Blue Springs Board
The
Prairie Village
Topeks
Minnesota
Baytown
Topeka
Diamant
Penney's Gentry
Penney
Salem
Ese
RCA
ADL Motorol
Tomahawk RD
Edward Keith
Parkview Drug Stores
Tastemark
Linwood, Meyer's Ice Cream
Peacock
Main ST
Baker's Shoes
Walnut ST
Troost Ave
Kas
Anderson
Milt Baldridge
Grand Avenue
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