Vote fraud trial moves forward with jury set
In federal court Judge Duncan selected a jury for the vote fraud conspiracy case tied to the 1946 Democratic primary. Prosecution drops charges against three of five defendants, leaving Jim Costello and A A Williams to face oil precinct charges. Trial sessions run 10 to 12:30 and 2 to 5, with farmers notably represented among veniremen.
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Jiice
Richard M. Duncan
Hose Federal District Court
Mabel A. Johnson
de Paseo
Lena May Rice
Woodland Avenue
Econd
Vincan
Richard Phelps
States
Coles
Duncan
Pherps
William A. Paisley
Astoodon
E E Norquist dies founder of Butler Manufacturing
Emanuel E. Norquist also known as Manny Norquist longtime Kansas City business leader and chairman of Butler Manufacturing died at 73 at his home 420 Armour boulevard He co founded Butler in 1901 after starting as a sheet metal worker his career helped grow the firm to about 2000 employees and a fifty six acre plant complex Norquist born March 15 1875 in Clay Center Kansas was survived by a wife two children a sister and a brother and several grandchildren.
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E. E
Manny) Norquist
The
Butler Manufacturing Company
Armour Boulevard
Norquist
Butler
Kansas City
Emanuel E. Norquist
Clay Center
Kas
Kansas
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Manny Norquist
Mr. Norquist
Charles R. Butler
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Swift & Co
American Tank Company
West Fifth Street
N. W. Butler
Victor C. Norquist
Joseph C. Norquist
Country Club Christian Church
Kansas City Club
822 Club
Citizens
American Asphalt Roof Corporation
Swedish-American Savings &Loan Association
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Frances Dickinson Robinson
John N. Daniels, Jr
Jarboe Street
Elliot Norquist
East Fortyseventh Street
Kemp, Koontz, Clagett &Norquist
Donald E. Norquist
Harrison Street
Sheffield Steel Corporation
I Lydia A. Fahlstrom
Morganville
Alfred Norquist
Turlock
Calif
Shannon
Joseph T. Lenge
Lenge
State Department of Revenue
Charlie Binaggio
North Side
Henry McKissick
Fifteenth Street
George R. Clark
Perrin D. McElroy
J. A. Purdome
Fred W. Klaber
Congress
Pendergast
Dan M. Nee
Democratic Association
Main Street
Shannon Organization
Tornado Causes Minor Damage at Stanolind Pump Station
A tornado struck one of eleven cottages at the Stanolind pump station near Hulah dam on the Caney river in Northeast Oklahoma, causing slight damage. R. R. Skaggs home lost a door, but Mr. and Mrs. Skaggs and their child were unharmed. High winds were reported in other parts of the state. Army engineers reported Caney river levels at 12.68 feet and crest near 32.05 feet, with no major flood threat expected downstream.
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Hulah Dam
Caney River
Oklahoma
R. R. Skaggs
Locomotive Union Names Secretary Treasurer in Missouri
R C Daniel of 6037 Locust street was elected secretary treasurer of the Missouri state legislative board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Other officers for 3 year terms include J C Williams chairman G E Kidd vice chairman C H Pribble second vice chairman Ned Young alternate secretary treasurer. The group met for a two day session and will meet in Hannibal in 1951.
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R. C. Daniel
Locust Street
Missouri State Legislative Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Daniel
Missouri Pacific
J. C. Williams
New Franklin
G. E. Kidd
Trenton
C. H. Pribble
Fornfelt
Ned Young
Nevada
Hannibal
Classifieds and Subscription Rates Notice for The Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star lists subscription rates for carriers and mail across Missouri, Kansas, the U.S. and possessions, with 30 cents weekly carrier, 1.30 monthly, and higher rates for out-of-area deliveries. It notes public postal classifications and the publication office location at Eighteenth Street and Grand Avenue.
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The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
United States
Eet
Grand Avenue
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Hatchater
van Pace
Hamilton
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Marvin Cres
Chillicothe
Insur
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Mrs. Johnson
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Harold L. Scott Rice
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Bunch
Hill
Onville
Luke's Hospital
R Williams
Respital
Pleasant Hill
Harrisonville
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Harola Bunch
Lea
Forest Avenue
E. E. Norquist
Forrest Smith
Grorce K. Wallace
the Star
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Oxford
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Athletic Union
Athletic
Chambray
Bray
Women's Bazaar
Pam
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Miss Vanities
LENOX
Artware
Jamey
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San Francisco
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