Bank Robbery Chase Shifts to Temple Area in Oklahoma
Walters Oklahoma police pursue bandits who fled with about 823000 from First National Bank of Walters. A gray 1941 Chevrolet with Texas plate CP2025 was stolen near Temple. two men, armed, reportedly forced a motorist to surrender. Airplanes, FBI and state patrol scour Red River region as search enters new phase.
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Walters
Okla
First National Bank of
Temple
State Highway Patrol
Texas
FBI
Legatien
Red River
Oklahoma
Randlett
E. H. Minton
Minton
Highway Patrol
Tom Taylor
Mountain View
Ohio
Open Law Office in Lawrence by Barber and Allen
Richard A. Barber and Milton P. Allen opened a law office on the ground floor at 720 Massachusetts street in Lawrence. Both are returning veterans who resumed legal practice after World War II service. Barber served as a major in the Aleutian theater, and Allen as a navy lieutenant, with prior practice in Lawrence.
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Richard A. Barber
Milton P. Allen
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Berber
Army
United States
Aleutian Islands
Allen
Navy
Boston
Great Lakes
St. Louis
Deaths and Funerals Nod to Harris and Stone
Noah O. Harris died today at his Kansas City Kansas home born November 6 1860 at Marion Indiana He leaves a niece Mrs C M Williamson of Eudora and nephews D M Harris and Jerry Harris of Eudora Funeral services and burial are set for 3 30 p m at Hester cemetery south of Eudora A memorial service will honor First Lt William Stone USMC of Vinland who was killed February 6 1945 in the southwest Pacific The Danforth chapel on the KU campus will host the service conducted by Rev Edwin Price.
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Noah O. Harris
Kansas City
Kan
Hester
Eudora
Harris
Marion
Ind
C. M. Williamson
D. M. Harris
Jerry Harris
William Stone
U.S.M.C
Vinland
Southwest Pacific
Marine Air Corps
Danforth Chapel
K. U
Edwin Price
Seven Lake Sites Studied in Kansas by Corps and Chamber
Seven proposed lake sites in south central Kansas are under study by the U S Army corps of engineers and the Ichita Chamber of Commerce. The sites span the Minnesoa and Little Arkansas rivers, Emma creek near Newton, and Walnut river areas in Cowley Reno and nearby counties, assessed for regional recreation development.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Bank L. Dunn
Ichita Chamber of Commerce
Army Tulsa
Minnesoa River
Sedwick County
Arlington
Reno County
Army Reports Arrest of Douglas Arnold Chandie
Army reports arrest of Douglas Arnold Chandie, a former Navy serviceman turned Baltimore reporter who later worked in advertising and books. The notice mentions Edward Leopold Delaney of Olney Illinois and Frederick W Kaltenbach of Dubuque Illinois as having failed to incite uprisings in the United States. Chandler was not more successful.
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United States Navy
Baltimore
Icans
Edward Leopold Delaney
Olney
Ill
Frederick W. Kaltenbach
Dubuque
United States
Chandler
Thunderbirds name clash between 45th Division and Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City Aug 9 A quarrel over ownership of the name Thunderbirds heats up as Oklahoma City University selects Thunderbirds for its teams while the 45th Infantry Division protests. University alumni say the Indian god of rain predates the division and vow to keep the name. 60 officers back the protest. Troops from New Mexico Colorado Arizona and Oklahoma formed the original 45th division.
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Oklahoma City
45Th Infantry Division
Oklahoma City University
University Alumni Association
Thunderbirds
Wilbur R. Vandegrift
Vandegrift
45Th
45Th Division
National Guard
C. ¢. Smith
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Oklahoma
Survey Completed on Health and Sanitary Conditions in Area No. 4
Navy coal administrator J. Stanley Stevenson announced a preliminary survey of health and sanitary conditions in Area No. 4 covering Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma. Findings from the inspecting party based on sampled conditions will be presented to Congress under an early year agreement between operators and mine unions.
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Kansas City
Lpi
Comar
J. Stanley Stevenson
Navy
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Congress
Four steps to terminal leave pay for discharged veterans
President Truman signed the legislation authorizing a 2.7 billion outlay to about 15 million former service members. The plan outlines four steps: obtain the claim form, fill it with help from centers or officers, swear before an authorized official, and mail with discharge documents to the paying officer for cash or bonds.
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Washington
Truman
Treasury, War and Navy Departments
Veterans Service
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Marines
Adjutant General of the Army
Goodfellow Boulevard
St. Louis
Missouri
Byrnes Vote Rule Stand In Debate Echoes Across World
The discussion centers on a modified two thirds rule for sending recommendations to foreign ministers with weighting. Byrnes challenges blame of blocs amid a 15 to 6 vote while noting an 11 to 9 division sparked by a Netherlands amendment. Nearby, Wichita charges involving bribes in Sedgwick county are dismissed. Casper residents Stevens grandchildren hurt in U S highway 20 crash near Casper Wyoming.
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Byrnes
Russia
Netherlands
Wichita, Kan
Charles G. Ray
Wichita
Garden City
Kan
Sedgwick County
I. N. Williams
Casper
Wyo
G. L. Stevens
Clara
Jennings
Here
Floyd Stevens
Heard In Lawrence and Local Business News
Heard In Lawrence shares casual travel tips and dining quips from George Spears of the DeLuxe cafe as Cecil Duver reports on a Dodge dealer conference in Kansas City. Dr. E. L. Novotny begins duties as new city schools superintendent in preparation for the September 9 opening.
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Lawrence
George Spears
DeLuxe Cafe
E. L. Novotny
Dr. Novotny
Local school seeks eight teachers for coming term
An eight teacher need was announced to complete the staff for the new term at the board of education meeting in the high school building Tuesday evening. A nylon display at a local store and a humorous farmer’s wife note are also mentioned amid hot dry weather and a baseball score from Lincoln Park.
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Fice
Anl
Board of Education
Howard W. Lee
D. G. Butterfield
Iola
Market News Markets at a Glance
Market summaries from New York Chicago and Kansas City show varied activity across stocks bonds and commodities. Cattle hogs and sheep in Kansas City mixed with steady to higher quotes. cash grain and hay receipts noted with modest supplies and firmer beet quality potatoes and oats markets also reported.
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New York
Kansas City
Aur
Ap-Usda
USDA
Wall Street Sees Mixed Recovery Across Industrials
The New York market paused in the sector led by steels and motors with utilities like National Power and Light and Commonwealth and Southern showing active trading. By noon gains faded toward close as declines of fractions to a point spread across issues, with about 1,000,000 shares moving in the larger transfers.
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Wall Street
New York
National Power and Light and Commonwealth
Southern
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