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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1956

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Kefauver Leads In Minnesota And Nationally In Primary Returns

The Tennessee senator Kefauver rides a late count surge to a wide edge over Stevenson with 3,445 of 3,868 precincts reporting. Kefauver leads in multiple districts and gains at large delegate votes as Stevenson trails in key Minneapolis area districts amid Republican figures like Eisenhower and Knowland. Pro Stevenson areas face tough paths ahead as Kefauver expands momentum into Indiana petition efforts.

Minneapolis Adlai Stevenson Minnesota Kefauver Stevenson Chicago F. Joseph Donohue Eisenhower Knowland Indiana

Change in Bus Route Affects Air Terminal Run

Kansas City Public Service reports a temporary reroute of the Municipal Air Terminal line due to Hannibal bridge span restrictions. Detours affect northbound trips 8:47 to 3:27 and southbound trips 9:16 to 3:31, with service returning after the span reopens.

Hannibal Bridge Kansas City Public Service Company Municipal Air Terminal Hannibal Broadway Bridge Main Walnut Fifth Third Delaware Fourth Wyandotte A.S.B. Bridge Tenth Avenue Kansas City Tenth Harlem Road Harlem Burlington Wyanstotte Fourteenth

Pru dent ial agents protest contract dispute in Kansas City area

Lunch hour demonstrations by Prudential Insurance agents in four Greater Kansas City district offices protested a contract dispute. Agents of the Insurance Agents International Union continued working as talks with the company in Washington persist. Pickets numbered about thirty at the Paseo office, fifteen at East Sixty-third, twenty at Independence Avenue near Sheffield police station, and one at the Kansas City Kansas district office in the Brotherhood building.

Prudential Insurance Company Kansas City Insurance Agents International Union Washington Paseo W. J. Pilkenton East Sixty-third Sheffield Prudential Independence Avenue Kansas Brotherhood Eighth Street Minnesota Avenue

Term to Heir in Swindle Nets Prison Term

Robert H. Schlesinger known as a playboy received five to ten years for an oil stock swindle that netted about 330000 dollars. Judge John A. Mullen called him one of the deepest dyed premeditated thieves. He used nearly half the money on jewels for Linda Christian. Schlesinger is the son of Mona Bismarck, heiress and former Mona Williams.

New York Robert H. Schlesinger Playboy Linda Christian John A. Mullen Schlesinger Mona Bismarck Mona Williams Harrison Williams

Secretaries Asian Tour Report Planned For Tomorrow

Secretary Dulles will report on his Asian tour tomorrow night after his arrival in Washington this afternoon. His flight refueled at Travis Air Force Base in California during the Honolulu to Washington leg.

Travis Air Force Base Calif Dulles Honolulu Washington U.S Eisenhower White House Middle East U. S United Nations

John the Beloved Disciple in Easter Story

The first of a series portrays John the apostle in the tense moments before Jesus's arrest. Narration follows John as he travels from Bethany toward Jerusalem, noting fear, faith, and the looming prophecy as events unfold.

Associated Press Religious Reportey John Jesus

Kansas City Guests Plan Messiah Flight to Bethany College

Oscar D. Nelson of Kansas City will lead a 37 person group by chartered air service Sunday to attend Bethany College Lindsborg Kansas Easter Messiah performance. They depart 1 15 pm from Municipal Air Terminal and return about 6 30 pm hosting a buffet supper at River Club.

Kansas City Oscar D. Nelson Bethany College Lindsborg Kas Municipal Air Terminal Trans World Airlines Salina Nelson River Club Butler Manufacturing Company Oratorio Society Municipal Auditorium Henry C. Darby Clarence E. Falconer John B. Gage Ray D

Weather Summary Kansas City Area Outlook

Rain and a mix of snow and sleet dropped .17 inch in Kansas City overnight. A storm center moved from Oklahoma bringing thunderstorms and snow to the Missouri valley while cooler Canadian air moves in. Tonight temperatures around 30 with a mostly fair day tomorrow in the upper 40s and a lower 30s night. Friday looks partly cloudy with highs near 50.

Kansas City Oklahoma Missouri Valley Howard Martin

Little boy asks for theater number in telephone directory

The telephone company recalls a boy who phoned Information in a tizzy and demanded the local movie house number. The operator replied that the number was in the telephone directory, but the boy insisted he knew it and challenged the answer.

Japanese Railways Ban Coat Brushing and Shoe Shining Gestures

The government run Japanese National Railways ordered car stewards to avoid brushing passengers coats or shining shoes unless requested. Officials said the directive aims to discourage tipping on trains.

Tokyo Japan National Railway

Theft from Catholic Cathedral poor box reported

A thief pried the lid from the poor box at the Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at 419 West Eleventh Street and took donations last night, according to police.

Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception West Eleventh Street

Push on Safety Police Target Drunken Drivers in New Campaign

Kansas City police approved an all-out enforcement plan to curb rising traffic deaths with weekend roadblocks and convoys. Eight fatalities this year, up from four in 1955, drive focus on careless and drunken drivers and speeders, with speeding motorists stopped in groups and booked at district stations, bond set at about $25.

Kansas City

Richland bank hold up trio sentenced in Topeka

In Topeka March 21 three defendants in the Richland State bank robbery were sentenced in federal court by Judge Arthur J. Mellett. Debenham and Young got twenty years each. Mrs Frankie Fletcher Fletcher received five years. The group also faced related charges connected to a January 28 attempt and the killing of Billy Gene Ross.

Ropert H. Clark Star Topeka Richland State Bank Arthur J. Mellett Federal District Court James Arlington Debenham, II Fort Worth Tex Louis Dee Young Dallas Frankie Evelyn, Fletcher Debenham and Young Georgia Neese] sGrayv United States Richland Bank Fietcher Andrew J. Gray Billy Gene Ross Ross Gray Richland Huntsville Soward Young Debenham Fletcher

Frugal path to divorce ends with split for Vocate couple

Mrs. Emma L. Vocate 32 wins divorce from Robert L. Vocate 31 bus driver after cries about high heat costs and limited electricity. Court granting separation follows Denver March 21 AP report.

Denver Emma L. Vocate Robert L. Vocate

Weyland Arrives in Tokyo for Far East Base Tour

General O P Weyland, chief of the U S tactical air command, arrived in Tokyo to begin an inspection tour of Far East bases. The visit marks a key moment in U S air operations in the region.

Puneral Hom AGN and McClure Item in Kansas City

A fragmented Kansas City item mentions McClure and a funeral home AGN reference. The readable text points to a local business or notice with limited context and no clear outcome. Further details are unreadable in the available fragment.

McClure Kansas City Item Puneral Hom Agn

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