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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1948

Page

3

Trial on vote fraud case refers to ghost ballots and surprise testimony

Federal court hears testimony on ghost votes from August 6 1946 Kansas City primary. Witnesses including Sadie Reed and Alma Slaughter recount voting history and questions of eligibility. Proceedings cover cross examination limits, poll book evidence, and plans to prove ghost ballots aided by government witnesses.

Casale Phelps United States Federal Bureau of Inagents Sadie N.d Osawatomie Mreed J. Duncan Kansas City Kansas B. I Ira B Williams Duncan Ess Lrlin Reed Ican Ob- Phelps OH & P Klear City Crystal Grattan Alma C. Slaughter Pri Corm Inet Burke Army Richard D. Crane Ninth Street Paseo Irl

Pleas of guilty in packing plant strike case in Kansas City

Five men pleaded guilty to common assault stemming from a packing house strike incident in Kansas City Kansas. They drew one year in city jail and were paroled on bonds of 200 dollars. Names and addresses of defendants are listed along with the assault on a Cudahy Packing foreman and related statements from company and union counsel.

Kansas City Kansas Jack Dear Sebrino Montoya Jarboe Claude Penson South Bales Avenue Will Williams Oakland Avenue Melerio Vallejo West Coleman Road Weber Kansas Avenue Seventh Street Seventh Central City Hall Boddington Cudahy’s David W. Carson C. IL. O Wyandotte Myers Mora Lloyd Pursel Greeley Avenue Wilson Cudahy

New York Democratic Group Plans City Broadcast Series

The New York Democratic Organization Hall will sponsor a series of broadcasts to explain party policies and the work of city departments to residents. The effort aims to inform voters about local government through organized program segments airing on city stations.

York New York Ee Democratic Organization Hall

Blind broom seller robbed near home in Kansas City

Aaron Heath a 43 year old blind broom salesman at 610 West Twentieth street was held up by two thieves early today losing 13 dollars his Braille watch worth 17.50 and eight brooms. He protected his Seeing Eye dog Breezy and said one bandit threatened to kill the dog if it barked. The robbers joked about their loot and planned to use gas money for their escape.

Aaron Heath West Twentieth Street Heath Breezy Kansas City Star Lester Haupt Erskine Stephenson Main Street Stephenson Forest Avenue Haupt

Park concerts draw thousands as lights and humor shine

A Sunday crowd in Loose Memorial Park fills the open space near the Music Hall with 2 572 seats, possibly 3000 in range, while observers question official estimates. A popcorn wagon lighting and a new pavilion improve acoustics and bring a master of ceremonies and ads to the event.

Nhe City Hall Civic Orchestra Jacob L Loose Memorial Park Music Hall Hayes Richardson Loose Lake Jacob Leander Summit Street Loose Park

Citizens to form fund for slain patrolman widow

Police Chief Henry W. Johnson to appoint a citizens committee today to collect funds for the widow of Floyd Montgomery, 28, who was shot and killed yesterday during a fight at 1424 Forest avenue. About $4,675 plus $1,000 life insurance is slated for the estate, drawn from the police benefit and pension funds.

Henry W. Johnson Floyd Montgomery Forest Avenue Board of Police Commissioners Montgomery Paul Warrington

Youth jailed after 90 mph homemade car arrest in Van Nuys

A 19 year old mechanic named James a Seaberry admitted building a car from junkyard parts and speeding at 90 mph. Police reported missing fenders bumpers running boards tail light and a loose steering gear. He pleaded guilty to reckless driving and unsafe unregistered vehicle and was jailed awaiting sentencing.

van Nuys Couir James A Seaberry Seaberry H. A. Decker

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