Busy Court Session at Pike Court
Three speeding cases and a reckless driving case heard in Pike Court this morning. Liez¢ beter received fines and jail time suspension. Howard Roether pleaded guilty to reckless driving and leaving the scene. Several others, including Gérald Gordon and Peneia Hopkins, were fined for speeding, with a $1 fine or forfeiture for each of 16 overparking tickets.
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Land
Wayne Aie
P Bation
Willer
Howard Roether
Sunflower
Aliphin
Peneia Hopkins
Haskell Institute
Gérald Gordon
New York Street
R. I. Grigsby
Massachusetts
Immy L. Kilburn
New Jersey Street
Household Hints From A Vintage Kitchen
Summer salad ideas include tomatoes peeled after blanching and cucumber additions for bright flavor. Tips cover fudge technique with slow heat and constant stirring to dissolve sugar, plus nut butter sandwiches using ground pecan with salt.
Milbourn named to post at Kansas State College
Max W. Milbourn 38, formerly assistant to the president of Wichita University, was named to an administrative post at Kansas State College. He will report to the president and oversee a method for installing small clay tiles by mounting them on large paper strips, a technique similar to an 18th century Asia Minor practice.
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Max W. Milbourn
Wichita University
Kansas State College
Asia Minor
Misa Jacqueline Campbell
Gerald M. Campbell
Flint
Mich
Larry Funk
Fred Funk
Lebanon
Danforth Chapel
Verne Michaela
Jolee Eberhart
Betty Jo Campbell
Jackie Brown
Kansas City
Sleo
Lore Gardner
Wichita
Bri
Scott Thompson
Gilman City
Unk
Bill Burkhalter
Boise
Ida
Bob Cebula
William Funk
Humboldt
Snowden engagement announced in Perry area
Mrs. Maude Snowden of Howard announces the engagement of her daughter Tia Louise to Jack Barnett. Tia is employed at the Lawrence National Bank and Jack at the Mirror Press in Perry. No wedding date set.
Case to District Court Guilty of Drunken Driving
Eli E. Hampton of 1820 New York Street was charged with driving under the influence in police court this morning. He was found guilty, fined 50 dollars, and had his driving license suspended by Judge Alphin. His attorney asked for an appeal to the district court. Eugene H. Posey, New Orleans.
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Eli E. Hampton
New York Street
Alphin
Ugene H. Posey
New Orleans
Divorces Filed and Guilty Drunk Charge Summary
In district court on Saturday James Fyne of Lewirmera was granted a divorce from Mrs Fyne. he must pay 100 attorney fees and costs. One divorce granted. ten divorce suits filed. Frank A. Bouchard was fined for a similar charge, sentence suspended contingent on leaving town. Mathew Graf of Lawrence filed for divorce from Ruth Amen Graf. Read the Journal-World Want Ads.
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Frank A. Bouchard
Supflower
Cross
Gross Nee
General McArthur Declines Comment On Recall Suggestion
Tokyo reports General Douglas MacArthur said he would not comment on Senator Knowland's recall suggestion. The remarks came during daily briefings in Tokyo with no further details provided on the proposal or its context.
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Tokyo
Douglas McArthur
William F. Knowland
R.calif
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