Warren relaxes in New York as Warren family tours the city
California governor and GOP vice presidential nominee Warren arrives with Mrs Warren and three daughters in New York after the Republican convention. They plan to visit Dewey in Pawling, NY. Warren calls Independence Hall visit essential and notes plans to return to Sacramento in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Far] Warren
California
Big City
Philadelphia
Warren
Pawling
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
West
Sacramento
Independence Hall
Shrine
Hotel Pennsylvania
New York City
Bobby Warren
Earl Warren
Bobby
Albert H. Mater
Washington
Porky
Earl
Robby
James
University of California
Deaths and Obituaries From Across Kansas City Area
Death notices report Pfe Albert H Maier 33 killed in action March 17 1945 on Luzon. Funeral at Wagner chapel and Guardian Angel church with Rosary before services. Also listed are Harvey A DeLong 71 longtime credit exchange manager and multiple relatives. several other local obituaries including Mrs Effie Schumacher Perry Cowgill and Lt Marvin Wood with service details and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Albert H Maier
Michael Maier
Wyoming Street
6Th Infantry Division
Luzon Island
Wagner Chapel
Guardian Angel Catholic
Kansas City
Albert M Mayer
Guardian Angel
Westport High School
Kansas City Stockyards Company
Guardian Angel Church
Anna Bever
Dorothy Maier
Alois Maier
Summit Street
Michael J. Maier
Sunflower Village
DeSoto
Kas
Wagner
Knights of Columbus Council
The
American Legion
Calvary Cemetery
Harvey A. DeLong
North van Brunt Boulevard
Kansas City Credit’ Exchange
Mr. DeLong
Council Bluffs
Taos
N. M
DeLong
Joseph F. Corle
Washington Street
Corle
Eugene K Corle
Joseph Corle
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Estelle Bovard DeLong
Death of Mollie Ann Ward at KU Medical Center
Mollie Ann Ward 2 daughter of Dr and Mrs George Ward Jr of 1815 Gregory Boulevard died at the University of Kansas Medical Center after illness beginning January 9 with lung tuberculosis and tubercular meningitis. Funeral at 4 Wednesday at Newcomer chapel. Other details mention Marian relatives and medical ads for Beltone hearing device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Ann Ward
George & Ward, Jr
Gregory Boulevard
University of Kansas Medical Center
Ward
Helzberg
Thirty-first Street
Troost Avenue
Herman Jackson
Galena
Kas
G. E. Ward
Joplin
Lapel
Barton Estate Will Names Widow as Sole Beneficiary
George A. Barton died June 22 and his will filed in Johnson County probate at Olathe. The widow Mrs. Mary D. Barton is executrix with all real and personal property left to her. Clarence Dickinson Barton is named as a son. no estate value given. inventory due in 30 days. Albert S. Hillix and John R Keach serve as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Barton
West
Fifty-ninth Street
Johnson County
Olathe
Barton
Donnelly Garment Sales Compars H. V. Haskins
Mary D. Barton
Converse Discusses Mail Order Business at Luncheon
C E Converse mail order advertising manager of Sears Roebuck spoke to the Advertising and Sales Executive club at 913 Baltimore avenue. He compared past catalogs with present ones noting changes in American life and predicted 1948 would be Sears Roebuck year with sales reaching about two billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck
C. E. Converse
Seay
Baltimore Avenue
Converse
Sears- Roebuck
Funeral notices and kin of Addie Huff and others
Funeral services for Addie Huff 78 of 2516 Forest Ave will be held at 1 30 PM Wednesday at Blackman chapel. She died at General Hospital and lived in Kansas City fifty years. Surviving husband Ed Huff and six nieces. John J. Cosgrove 76 of 907 Ann Ave Kansas City Kansas to be at Reising chapel and St Anthony's Church. Rosary 8 PM Wednesday at Henry Herbert Ball. Newcomer chapel to hold service for Henry Herbert Ball 59 of 79th Street and Palmer Avenue Jackson County at 2 30 PM Wednesday. Also listed are multiple Cowgill family members and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay C. Shumway
East Sixty-eighth Street
Wellsville
Kansas City
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Woodmen Circle
Evan W. Lloyd
East Forty-second Street
Wilks Chapel
Lewis S. Fisher
Kansas
Simmons Chapel
Hannah- Morris Hannah
Lexington Avenue
Independence
Hannah
Galesburg
Jackson County
Jennie Hannah
Ort & Mitchell Chapel
Buckner Cemetery
Buckner
Perry J, Cowhill
Adrian
Adrian Methodist Church
Cowgill
Indiana
Methodist Church
Idy Cowgill
Wal
Addie Huff
Forest Avenue
General Hospital
Blackman Chapel
John J. Cosgrove
Ann Avenue
Reising
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Henry Herbert Ball
Seventy Ninth Street
Palmer Avenue
Newcomer
McMican Loses Arm in Missouri Highway Crash
Claude S. McMican 29 of Kansas City lost his left arm in an early morning crash on U S Highway 50 two miles west of Dresden Missouri. He sideswiped two beverage trucks on a curve and was taken to Bothwell hospital Sedalia in satisfactory condition. The Harpers, riding with him, suffered minor bruises and planned to return to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
Independence-Liberty
Federal Barge Lines
St. Louis
Missouri City
Kansas City Star
Sepatia
Claude S. McMican
Jefferson Street
Kansas City
U.S. Highway No. 50
Dresden
McMican
Swift & Co
Lee Harper
West Twenty-ninth Street
Ozarks
Bothwell
Sedalia
Harpers
Deaf schools chief resigns to lead Washington Deaf School
Edward W. Reay, principal for the last year at the Kansas State School for the Deaf in Olathe, resigns to become principal of the Washington State School for the Deaf in Vancouver. Camels can drink twelve to fifteen gallons of water in thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Reay
Kansas State School For the Deaf
Olathe
Washington State School
County urged regular upkeep for juvenile homes and institutions
Jackson County Board of Visitors urges continuous routine maintenance funded from operating budgets to prevent costly deterioration in McCune home Hill Top school for Girls Jackson County Homes for Negro Boys and Girls and Aged White and Colored and other facilities. They praise qualified juvenile staff and support bond program execution. The court accepted Thomas Phillips resignation as assistant county counselor effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Visitors
Jackson County Court
Norman P. Gordon
McCune
Hill Top
Jackson County
Little Blue
William E. Kemp
Reding Putnam
Charles N. Seidlitz
M. H. Small
Earl D. Thomas
Harry M. Gambrel
Thomas Phillips
East Forty-seventh Street Terrace
Phillips
Boy Hurt In Bicycle Crash In Independence
Seven year old Johnnie Isaacks of 623 West Lexington Avenue Independence was treated for bruises after his bicycle struck the side of a truck at Walnut Avenue and Union Street. Driver W A Carlyle aged 59 of route 3 Independence faces a careless driving charge and posted 50 dollar bond for municipal court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Isaacks
John O. Isaacks
Lexington Avenue
Independence
Independence Sanitarium
Walnut Avenue
Union Street
W. A. Carlyle
Carlyle
Independence Municipal Court
Forty U S Citizens to Return from Lebanon voyage
Forty American citizens detained on arrival near Haifa sail home today aboard the U S steamer Marine Carp. They were among sixty nine passengers planning to join Zionist forces removed from the Marine Corp May 20. A separate note mentions a mayor's luncheon at Hotel Phillips with J G Morgan discussing the Curry amendment to the state constitution. A fire at Sears Roebuck warehouse caused by a cigarette damaged furniture pads, estimated loss 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
West
19Th St
Chicago
Anna E. Jordan
Berkut
Lebanon
Haifa
U. S
Marine Carp
Marine Corp
William E. Kemp
Hotel
Phillips
J. G. Morgan
Missouri State Highway Commission
Curry
Sears-Roebuck
Mulberry Street
Executives Unit Elects Leaders at Hotel Muehlebach
Earl Frogge heads a meeting of the Executives association with over fifty relatives present. Jean Weber named president as Raymond F. Davis and Paul Berman become vice presidents and T. E. Frazee serves as secretary treasurer for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Frogge
Executives’ Association
Muehlebach
Jean Weber
Raymond F. Davis
Paul Berman
T. E. Frazee
Thieves Tunnel Into Troost Liquor Store Causing Losses
Thieves dug a three foot tunnel to a Troost Avenue liquor store and stole two cash boxes sixty dollars in Whisky and cigarette cartons. A safe was forced at Melody Inn and 70 dollars taken. Bus fare boxes were emptied but money was turned in after runs. Delaware Avenue door broken at Kix Brothers Bag. Karnes drug store inventory pending after thefts. Window smashed at Certified Oil with no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troost
Troost Avenue
Kix Brothers Bag Company
Delaware Avenue
Balley
Karnes
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Certified Oil Company
Wornall Road
Reverend conducts tenth marriage rite for Jefferies son
In Lamar Missouri on June 28 a local minister, Rev. J N Jefferies, officiated at the wedding of his son Phillip Jefferies to Miss Willetta Frogge. The ceremony occurred at 1 30 PM at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Frogge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar, Mo
J. N. Jefferies
Phillip Jefferies
Wilmetta Frogge
Lamar
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G. O. PR
Peneral
Foster Watfield
Burs
Harvey A. D. Long
Zester Hatfield
Bachange
Overland Park, Kas
Eon Anderson, Jr
Hatfield
Marion Taylor
Overland Park
Ed Turner
James R. Hoover
Victson of
Love Pibness
DR. Lewis
Fisher Hepes
H. W. King
E. S. Miller
W. H. Algir
P. E. Hiebert
H_ V_ Holter
L. E. Rook
Wyandotte County Medical Society
Riker
M. A. Wood
Odessa
Marvin A. Wood
South Pacific
Lieutenant Wood
O. A Wood
Wood
Army
Greater
Shumacher
Effie V. Schumacher
North Seventeenth Street
Eugene J. Schumacher
Puyallup
Wash
Havel Paris
Denver Avenue
Josephine Foster
Leeelia Jorgensen
Los Angeles
Thomas Gideon
Charles Gideon
Broken Arrow
Luther Gideon
Arthur Gideon
Tulsa
Percy J
Cowsill Services
Anna Ek
Jordan
Lace P. Cowgill
Wood Avenue
Kanisas City
Fred Cowgill
Charles Cowgill
John Cowgill
Normandy
Clyde Cook
Askew Avenue
FE. J. McBride
San Diego
Luke Cowil
State of Washington
George Cowgill
Pinerabl Services
Armin
Court
Board of Visitors
U.S
United States Army
Carroll Victory
Naples
Italy
United States
Norman
Doubleday Heating Company
Blere
Thieves Toot Liquor Store
Melody Inn
Lory Street
Babe
HICSS
Holmes
Minnessota
Mir
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