County Leaders Return From Minnesota Vacation Fishing Tales
County Commissioner Elmer Dundahl and Republican Treasurer nominee Melvin Miller bring back colorful letters and postcards filled with brief fishing yarns of big pike and the biggest crappie seen. Also note Marine Corps reserve maneuvers ended in California with units returning to Santa Anna station after two weeks of war games. 159 children joined South Park and Woodlawn playground events concluding the program for the season.
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Elmer Dundahl
Melvin Miller
Minnesota
Marine Corps
Olothe Wave
Bese
Californ
Santa Anna
Eine
Fleet Marine
Rewulee
Firat Marin Sion
Tron
Pia Hinck
Weg
Jock
M Selonte
Civd Makester
Chretan Bh
Wey
Connie Dalien
Schilt
South Park
Woodlawn
New York
Woollawn
Ual
Joan Scott
Annette Staden
Crab
Dave Beerbower
Billie Ann Gray
Pinckney
Midg
Red Police Raid German Sector In Berlin Clash
About 600 Germans involved as red police raid the American sector in Potsdamer Platz. Soviet, American, and British forces patrol the area while German police clash with rioters. Gunfire erupts as protesters stone police. several hundred Germans reportedly flee or are detained amid rapid, tense operations. Modern tensions and cross-occupation patrols mark the scene.
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Tommy
Anere
Potsdamer Patz
Sobtiery
McPherson oil field crash claims Kenneth Troxel
Kenneth Troxel, 23, of Great Bend, died after injuries from an oil field accident near McPherson. He was treated at McPherson hospital following the incident on August 20.
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McPherson
Kan
Kenneth ‘Troxel
Great Bend
McPherson Hospital
Trucker questioned in fatal shooting case in Emporia
Lyon county sheriff questions trucker Wil ayer over an alleged plot to murder loan firm operator Herbert J. Kindred. Kindred’s body was found with three bullet holes on a roadside near Florence after a trip from Emporia to Newton and Wichita. No formal charges filed yet.
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Joplin
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Newton
Wichie
Florence
Armen Aids The Lollipop Bomber Effort In WWII
In Mobile Alabama during World War II a unit from Grovkiey Air Force base organized a candy and handkerchief drive for Halversons unit in Gere land. Volunteers collected handkerchiefs and candy to send with a pilot named Simbuck. The mission named operation vit Break the Russian to the German cayuia aimed to deliver comfort to troops and children, with handkerchiefs designated for the pilots and their crews.
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Maas
Ist
Berhin
Mobile
Ala
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Candy
Gale
Geremany
Halverson
Gare Land
Vinh
Brookdey
Iytere Simbuck
Breoskies
Valvesen
Body of Babe Ruth to hillside tomb in New York
The body of George Herman Ruth rests in a receiving tomb overlooking the Bronx River as thousands bid farewell. The casket was placed in the hillside vault at Gate of Heaven as burial plans proceed amid final services.
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New York
George Herman Ruth
Bronx River
Gate of Heaven
Mr. Pleasant
N.Y
John J. O'Donnell
Capital Harvests Big Tourist Crop In Washington
Washington activity booster Arthur Edron forecasts a bumper tourist season with an estimated 500 000 visitors to the capital. Most will snap photos of landmarks like the White House Capitol and Smithsonian while guided by local bus lines. Visitors often misconceive the Capitol as the president’s base, confusing it with a roundhouse.
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Maine
Kansas
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Washington Board of Trade
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Capitol
Aunt Rennie
Rob Atwood
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Truman
Capital Hill
Senate
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U.S
Former K U Star Joins Tornado Rally in Manhattan
A former Kansas University star joined a temperance rally in Manhattan with his wife. A motorist drove a car with anti temperance placards into the caravan line. May Herty declined police help to remove the car. The caravan aims for Kansas City tomorrow with over 500 children noted in the scene and floats for the celebration.
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Howe
Manhari
Audi
J. Herfey
Liberal
Manhattan
Mayherty
Kenms
C City
X U Graduate Killed in Automobile Crash
St Louis Aug 20 The University of X graduate Mra Evelyn Gray and her husband Hesbond Tmanise of hate were killed in a highway 40 wreck near Eveire Graz college where both were faculty members. Mire. Gray was killed instantly and her husband died later at a city hospital.
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Ore
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Wansea City
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U S Action Calls for Soviet Consul Lomakin Exile
The United States urges President to revoke the exequatur of Consul General Lomakin and demand his departure from the United States following allegations involving Mrs Kasenkina and the Soviet consul. The State Department decries consular conduct as an abuse of office and a violation of international norms.
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Soviet Union
Americaty Mibtia
Unitist States
United States
Lomakin
Department of State
Creditia
Skillful pilot lands crippled airliner at Chicago
Aug 20 1919 reports Captain Edward T. Cyeon earning praise for a successful emergency landing of an American Airlines Convair at Chicago Municipal Airport after nose wheel failure. Forty passengers aboard praised his handling. No fire occurred during the forward scrape at Glenview 30 miles away.
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Chicago
American Airlines
Cincinnati
Glenview Natal
Edward T. Cyeon
Creot
American
Hospital Admissions and Injuries Reported in Local Area
Memorial Hospital treated multiple residents after accidents and births. Names include Lena Heuk Righland Lucinda Long Overbrook Dorothy Anderson 110% New York Street Ruby Harper 1924 Kentucky Street Susie Strong 400 Lane 1 Sunflower Frances Crawley Route 5 Martha Hoady 8 New York Street May Ann Panpar Vermont Street Charles Reller Lecompton Alfred Simon Route 3 Betty Wignins Route 5 Olive G Lisybhods Island Street Betty ay adis Route 1 Indiana Street Joyce Pentlin and baby McLouth. Charles Morgan Sunflower Calvin Weeks treated for a thigh cut James Sanders Route 4 broken wrist Janes Zellers Lincoln Street laceration from electric Stephen Standing Indiana Street birth reported for Lester Hey Baldwin baby boy Bob admitted later.
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Righland
Lucinda Long
Overbrook
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New York Street
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Frances Crawley
Martha Hoady
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Vermont Street
Charles Reller
Lecompton
Alfred Simon
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Indiana Street
Joyce Pentlin
Baby
McLouth
A.W. Keeling
Onkaloosa
Charles Morgan
Sunflower
Calvin Weeks
Job Rights Assured Volunteers May Return to Their Job
Kansas military district reports a survey showing employers will protect civilian job status for volunteers and draftees under the 1948 draft law. Volunteers and reservists returning from service must reapply within ninety days and receive a like or time job without loss of seniority, with one year of job protection following return.
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Ured
Kansas
Mter
Deaths and Funerals William Hague Tuttle of Pell City Alabama
Word has been received of the July 20 death of William Hague Tuttle at his Pell City home where he had lived since leaving Kansas in 1913. Born January 7, 1869, he married Phoebe Shepard Payn in 1895. He left nine children, four daughters and five sons, with one son deceased, and multiple grandchildren. Surviving are his wife, four daughters, four sons, and a sister living in Pasadena.
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Pell Cit
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Shepard Payn
Tuttle
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Minn
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Riverside
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Bur Tuttle
Floyd D. Tuttle
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Pasadena
Abt
Injured Boy in Collision at Ninth and New Hampshire
Lester Barnett sixteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Donald Barnett of 1132 Pennsylvania street and a Journal World employee was slightly injured today when his motor bike collided with an automobile at the Ninth and New Hampshire intersection at 8 25 a m. He suffered multiple bruises and cuts the car driver not identified.
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Donald Barnett
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Oklahoma blaze damages Miami business district
Fire in Miami Oklahoma damaged or destroyed several buildings in the northeastern city’s business district. Estimated losses ranged from 800000 in merchandise to more than 1000000 overall, with Millner Kerkey department store suffering the heaviest damage. Rebuilding plans awaited further damage checks as the blaze was brought under control after four hours.
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Okla
Sub -Berkay
John H. Griffin
Jongares
Miami Business
I Merchanta
In Memoriam Gene Herd Remembered By Family
In memory of Gene Herd who passed away six years ago on August 20, 1942. Deep in our hearts one we dearly never forget. Sadly missed by mother father and grandparents. Memory is kept in heart and home.
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Ter
Kent Tyed
Whall
Market News Summary From Aug Market Notes and Prices
Market items show varied prices for poultry including Buttertat and Quarters, with weight ranges from 4 to 31 pounds and higher. Livestock and hay markets report receipts, hay quality demand, and cattle, calf, hog, and sheep quotes with state and city references.
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Anams City
Kansas City
Taeo
Theo
Prairia
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