Former IRS Official Bolich Refuses to Fully Testify
Former internal revenue official Daniel A. Bolich faces a House Ways and Means subcommittee inquiry and refuses to answer further questions citing constitutional privileges. He testifies only about his Brooklyn address as officials note medical advice supported limited questioning despite compulsion by subpoena. Bolich, once chief of New York intelligence and later assistant commissioner, resigned last November amid the probe into his finances and connections to an unidentified benefactor dubbed Mr X.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Daniel A. Bolich
House
Bolich
Robert L. Callahan
Brooklyn
Callahan
King Dcalif
Ways and Means
Callahin
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
Mr. X
Donald Schapiro
New York Intelligence
The
Revenue Bureau
De Soto Fire Contained. No Insurance Carried
Fire in De Soto halted from spreading to adjacent buildings and most of the structure was saved. Tenants were away when it started and the cause remains undetermined. No insurance coverage was reported. Memorial services for Lt. Col. Alfred N. Gordon were held in Friends Prairie Center Church. Various local notices follow including illnesses, relocations, births, and community events across De Soto and nearby towns.
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Alfred N. Gordon
Korea
Friends Prairie Center
Calvin Davis
Lebanon
Vin
Mary’ Jo Rockwood
Kansas City
John Parker
Boulder
Colo
Charles Douglas
Ligud Kraus
Here
Clifford Morse
Weir Place
S. W. H. Cunningham
Clyde Kelsey
Edwin Parker
John Whitelaw
Guy V. Longstreth
Wiloughby’ Koeller
E. 5S. Marshall
Harry Miller
Will Miller
Eudora
Lester Gilmore
Guy . Mn . IV. Longstreth
Harold Roberts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Elmer Zimmerli
Friends
DeSoto
Zimmerli
Ruth Petersen
Deta
Bethel
John Moxley
The
Baptist Church
Dorothy Swim
Lawrence
B. Scothorne
Mr. Scothorne
Rose Bradbury
Tucson
Ariz
B. Werst
Philadelphia
Paola
Osawatomie
Ottawa
Elmer Jewett
B. 5. Dow
Will Hess
Pratt
Municipal Auditorium
Olathe
Democrats Endorse Kenneth T. Anderson for National Committeeman
In Topeka the Democratic meeting endorsed Kenneth T. Anderson of Emporia for national committeeman from Kansas after a contentious session. Leigh Warner backers failed to elect a slate, Georgia Neese Clark won re endorsement for national committeewoman and as delegate at large. Charles Rooney and C. J. Mammon were approved as delegates, while a labor slate was favored for an at large seat. The group reaffirmed faith in Roosevelt and Truman principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Warner
Cimarron
Anderson
Warner
Carl Rice
Kansas City
Emporia Farmer-Stockman
Georgia
Neese Clark
United States
Kansas
Chicago
Charles Rooney
C. J. Mammon
Topeka
Organized Labor
Pp Artion
Franklin Jd.roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Cancelled lecture by Kansas State College expert
Charles E. Parks landscape specialist was scheduled to speak on lawn rates at 8 p m tomorrow in the Chamber of Commerce building but the lecture is canceled due to a death in his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Parks
Kansas State College
Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Commission Opens Traffic Safety Drive
The State Highway Commission launches its April safety campaign with the slogan Keep em Playing to cut rural traffic deaths. It cites 1951 rural Douglas County fatalities tripling and urges parents motorists and children to follow rules, watch for riders, and cross carefully.
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State Highway Commission
Traffic Department
Douglas County
Service News From The Armed Forces Headlines
Pvt Eugene Clyde Riling, son of Mr and Mrs John J Riling, has graduated from the Professional School in Eta Jima Japan after basic training at Camp Chaffee Arkansas and postings to Ft. Lawton Washington before deployment to Japan. Mrs Riling awaits word as he heads to Pusan Korea. Sgt Vaughn Pontius sails for overseas duty in Japan, with a long service record since 1943 including Europe World War II occupation duty in Ko area and Japan. William Nall promoted to third class petty officer with USS Oglethorpe at Newport R I and bound for Norfolk. Charles L Moss Gunner's Mate 3c USN returns to the United States aboard USS Essex after a nine month tour in the Korean combat zone.
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Eugene Clyde Riling
John J. Riling
Tenn. St
Eta Jima
Japan
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Ft. Lawton
Wash
Field Artillery
Riling
Robert J. Rowlands
Pvt. Riling
Pusan
Korea
Vaughn
Chick” Pontius
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Ko Area
Land
States
Set. Pontius
Frank Rowland
William Nall
Newport
R. 1
USS Oglethorpe
Norfolk
Charles L. Moss
USN
Essex
Service member takes 30 day leave at home in Lawrence
A service member from Lawrence, in the service 11 years, will take a 30 day leave to stay with his wife and two children at 704 Locust Street. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Moss of Ottawa.
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Lawrence
Locust St
William Moss
Ottawa
Topeka Chiropractor Charged With Manslaughter
Topeka chiropractor J. E. Demaree pleaded innocent to a first degree manslaughter charge arising from an abortion attempt. He was released on $2,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing in Topeka magistrate court on April 17. The case involves the death of a 23 year old Topeka housewife and mother of two. Demaree, who once ran for mayor on a clean up platform, was known for playing Santa Claus for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
J. E. Demaree
Demaree
Coral Hawks
Thefts at Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity House
The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house at 1100 Ind. St reported thefts last night totaling about 53 dollars in cash and a wrist watch valued at 125 dollars. Edmond Tucker, a Kansas University student, had 35 dollars from a billfold taken. The house spokesman said 18 dollars and the watch were missing. Police believe entry occurred during the night while members slept.
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Phi Kappa Psi
Ind. St
Jim Kanzig
Edmond Tucker
Kansas University
Alumni session and local society updates in Oskaloosa
On Saturday evening April 12, the Alumni of the Oskaloosa high school will hold their annual session with a covered dish supper. Jefferson County Cancer Society held its meeting Friday March 28 with 800 school children seeing cancer films countywide. A large school board meeting followed with Supt. Wyatt Gragg in charge. Charles Long Jr. was commissioned in Texas at James Connely Air Force Base. Various local exchanges noted. Buckles named next year’s head of schools, and community activities included Youth Fellowship trips and visits from area residents.
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Oskaloosa High School
Margaret Luce Gardner
Jefferson County Cancer Society
Margaret Nichols
Della Drike
Jennie Roberts
Lottie Thompson
Guy Shultz
F. W. Huston
WSCS
Mayme Brown
Maud Luce
Dorothy Myers
Iva Weinberg
Harry Dandy
Ralph Bernley
Nell Mamville
Wyatt Gragg
Walter A. Myers
Viola Clendenen
William Leech
Leech
Charles Long
Janice Myers
Waco
Texas
James Connely Air Force Base
Charles Galen Long Jr
J. A. Buckles
Buckles
Solomon
Oskaloosa
Milton Beach
Nortonville
Methodist Church
Drew Hammond
Louisburg
John
Hammond
Dick Cotton
West Coast
Korea
Harry Bullock
Paul
Sis
Edith Morris
Fern Hau
Esther Hundley
Jennie Davis
Viola Clendonen
Abilene
FASTTEETH PROMISES FIRM, COMFORTABLE DENTURE HELP
An old advertisement proclaims FASTTEETH keeps false teeth secure so wearers can eat laugh and sneeze without wobbling. It touts a pleasant powder with no gummy taste and urges readers to buy FASTEETH at drug stores.
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Pauline Flealine
Death notices and local obituaries from Pleasant Grove
Robert Ulrich of Los Angeles mourns his brother Edward Ulrich formerly of Lawrence who died in California after moving there in 1545. Funeral held in Los Angeles with burial in a local cemetery. Elder Dan Flory returns from winter visit in Whittier after supper with sister Mrs. Melissa Daniels. Columbus Rattles, 7, dies west of Pleasant Grove after a four year illness. funeral services set for Friday.
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Robert Ulrich
Edward Ulrich
Los Angeles
Lawrence
California
Dan Flory
Claure
Whittier
Calif
Melissa Daniels
Oscar Markley
Columbus Rattles
Pleasant Grove
Oi Robby
Gish
Prist Mumter
Jerry
Terry ‘Tietjens
de Demerateaums
Fermantie
Terry Tietsjens
Litry Hefner
Prire
Amard Heffner
Saivadl
Aeses
Sucerry
Terry Tietjeln I Marktey
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Oscar Mark- Tey
Pleasant Grove School trip to Lawrence noted
Students from Pleasant Grove School visited Lawrence and the Journal-World, toured the K U museum, and explored local points of interest. The group, including many named pupils and chaperones, traveled with teachers and relatives on a weekend outing to see the city and university attractions.
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House Probers
Ken Anderson
Shawnee County
Emporian
Democrats
Kenneth T. Anderson
Emporia
Ional
Ogechi Dam
Tokyo
Douglas
Franklin
Ain Johmson
Leavenworth
Shawnee Ee
Wyandotte
Topeka Chiropractor
U. S
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Oahu
Navy
Osklaloosa
Gilndioli
Ula
DAVIS
Mase
Dean
Bland, Mo
Frank Corbit
Holn
John Daniel
T. W. Porter
Marion Madi
Pleasant Grove School
Journal-World
K. U
Lena Fuller
Ella Fuller
Ada Poole
Sherill June
Karen June
Patty Gish
Jean Filery
Bobby Gish
Johnny Messer
Jerry Tietjens
Terry Tie
Andrew Wagner
Donna Sue
Westphalia
Effa Churchbaugh
Lewis Churchbaugh
Worden
Terry and Jerry Tiet
Marilyn Wintermantle
J.C. Breithaupt
Ci Asia Arantee
Reller-Keater
Mee
Green Grothers
Lunenton
B.f.goodrich
Stewarts Texaco Sard & Haskell
G. I. Joes
Texaco Sth & Vist
el Navajo Texaco
Hiry
B. F. Gaollichi
Berneta
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