Oleo fortune heir Jelke arrested in prostitution sweep
Minot F. Jelke 22, heir to an oleo fortune, was charged with compulsory prostitution, living off proceeds, and conspiracy after police raided his New York apartment. Also charged were two guns and a group of women involved in a city wide crackdown on a high paying prostitution ring. A mystery young woman and several other men faced related status as witnesses. Alternate note: six West Virginia players are married.
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New York
Minot F
Mickey) Jelke
Sven Blonde
Jelke
New York Ocial Register
Assisant
Anthony J. Liehler
Liebler
Sys Jar
Mane
Manhattan
Suspected Red Man Held in Wichita After Claims of Los Alamos Work
A man in Wichita is jailed on a technical Los Angeles charge after claiming to be an ex Los Alamos atomic worker and exposing a Communist past. He said he faced FBI screening in 1950 and cited forged record details. Detectives found books by Marx and others in his car and noted altered license plates. He will waive extradition as investigators pursue the case. In other news, Indo China films draw crowds in Hanoi and Saigon, with age of movies 10 to 16 years, despite long production spans.
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Wichita
Kan
Los Alamos Atomic Project
Price
Fed
Dennis
Karl Marx
Neary
Denver
Los Alamos
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Buena Vista
Colo
Sion
Los Angeles
HANOS
Ters
Unhe
Lawrence Personal Notes Span Cedarburg to Topeka
Mrs J M Jewett and daughter Genevieve return Saturday from Cedarburg Wisconsin where they visited Mr and Mrs I W W Abbey and daughter Mary Margaret This Abbey is the former Martha Jewett daughter of Dr and Mrs J M Jewett John Nash plans a Meeker Park Colorado trip with Kenny Tillyur They will attend Bol Powers wedding in Wichita freshman metal students will be Kansas City in September Mr and Mrs Horace Mason moved to Lawrence Mr Mason will work with the University of Kansas Bureau of Government Research Elizabeth Mackenzie Isabelle Mackenzie Allan Drumbreak returned from Chicago Mrs George Geisel will return home in Born The Olmsted daughters and families spend two weeks in Lawrence Mrs A Voorhis and three children to Boise Idaho and Mr and Mrs Frank Stannard and two children from Detroit A W Kuebler KU geography professor spoke at the International Geographical Congress in Washington D C Charles B Sharp KU student visiting Lawrence now with British Overseas Airways Corporation E J Sturm suffered a heart attack taken to hospital Mrs F C Sanders returned from San Diego with husband who drove out They visited Capt Louis H Griffith Jr in Denver His father Louis I H Griffith also in Denver Mrs Sanders worked as a checker in Thudium Meat Market now run by Thulum brothers Carl Thudium connected with market since 1928 Mrs I W McKessor and Mrs Pearl E Albright returned from 10 day Colorado trip Miss Ann Parker and Mrs Way to Lake Taneycomo Missouri for weekend with Rockaway Beach trip Sixty misspelled names and stray phrases omitted for clarity.
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J. M. Jewett
Genevieve
Cedarburg
Wisc
W. W. Abbey
Mary Margaret
Abbey
Martha Jewett
Kalmback Publishing Company
Milwaukee
Trains and Travel
Horace Mason
Lawrence
Mason
Pratt High School
Bureau of Government Research
Unrsity of Kansas
Elizabeth MacKenzie
Isabelle Mackenzie
Allan J. Drumbreek
Chicago
W. D. Mackenzie
George ‘Geisel
Charles [E. Cassel
Born
Orley Olmsted
A Voorhis
Boise
Ida
Frank Stannard
Detroit
Mick
Dor
A. W. Kuebler
Department of Geography
University of Kansas
International Geographien
Washington, D. C
United States
Charles B. Sharp
Kansas City
British Overseas Airways Corporation
E. J. Sturm
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tom Bush
Mendon
F. C. Sanders
San Diego
Calif
Sanders
Fire Department
Station No. 1
Denver
Japan
Louis I H. Griffith
I. W. McKessor
Pearl E. Albright
Colorado
Floyd White
Fort Collins
Luetta Howe
Chiail la Vonda Warrouskerken
Nina
Ross
Howe
M Muskerken
LaVonda
Rachel Wartake Chariss
Brett
Rita Carl
Art and
Owen Cari
Fish
Egyptian censorship tightens after brief liberal window
Cairo reports that Fayat and the new reform government impose censorship on all pataeing news stories after only a few days of free reporting. Premier Aly Maher thd granted newsmen limited freedom in a decree last Sunday, contrasting with rigid censorship under ex-King Farouk. A marriage license was issued in Douglas County Probate Court to George Edward Langseen, 22, Everest, and Ruth Ellen Crow, 21, Horton.
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Egypt
Cairo
Fayat
Keyer
Aly Maher
Thd
Farouk
Douglas County
Men May Have Better Deal But Most Gals Won’t Trade
Column by HAL BOYL contrasts life for men and women, arguing men enjoy more freedom while women bear heavy duties and constant self-maintenance. It notes women face lifelong grooming, child caring, and societal expectations, while men pursue liberty and varied work, concluding with a remark about Andrew Jackson owning a private horse training track in Tennessee.
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Hal Boyl
New York
Lea
Ria
Lfe
Avis Jess
Andrew Jackson
U. S
Tennessee
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Mickey Jelke
New York Police
West Virginia University
Man
Atom
Wichits
Hss
Huntsville
Charles Joe Klepper
Fellows
Buick
Parker Buick Company
Massachusetts
Buster Brown
Bikter Brown Salemmen
Expert Fitting Ooleteols Service
Bell & Howell
Mosser Wely
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