Untangling Financial Affairs Amid Bank Suspicions
A cryptic report describes financial dealings tied to Kindred and a slain man with a safety deposit box at an Emporia bank. Witnesses mention payments of 95.00 part of 9,000 to Russel and note activities across banks in Topeka and River. The fragment references a Volunteer Witness and several names, with unclear dates or places.
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Pase
Runsell
Borom
Emporia Bank
Topeka
Russell
Hearing Monday in Kindred case links murder charge
The attorney Tobe K. Wheats of Marion states the defendant will fight the state murder charge at the Monday hearing. Wheeler reports expected developments and possible revelations about the case and co defendants, with Gayer and others referenced in statements and interviews.
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Tobe K. Wheats
Marion
Sand
Astee
Wheeler
Gayer
Deaths and Funerals DL Eddy and Ethel Lindner
Fragmented obituary notes deaths of DL Eddy and Ethel Lindner Wies. It mentions services arranged and individuals connected to Lawrence, with garbled lines referencing a cremation or burial context and a funeral mix of names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Lawrence
A. I. Eddy Nes
Ethel Lindner Wies
Lindner
Attec
Bert
Lawrence Flower
Ame Champions of 4-H Divisions Exhibit Continue
A fragment from the Ame 4-H exhibition notes proceedings and results. Names and details are garbled but indicate divisions, winners, and scores or measurements yet to be finalized.
Disorderly Hospital Admission Notes and Incoherent Local Names
Fragmentary and garbled OCR depicts admitted patients and chaotic remarks at Memorial Hospital. The text lists numerous names and addresses, with scattered phrases about public expense, admission rules, and a grandstand, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Fragmented sports note and tragic line amid misc words
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a suicide by grief and a mishmash of sports references. It references Glenn Presnell, the Detroit Lions, and a game against Green Bay, with broken phrases about thefts, a truck, and an agriculture reference, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Presnell
Detroit Lions
Green Bay
Fragmented Note Yields Obscure Local Detail
A partial OCR fragment provides limited readable items about a local event with names and places unclear. The readable portion hints at a civic notice or announcement but lacks sufficient specifics to identify involved parties or dates.
Weather cools after late August heat wave in Lawrence
The Lawrence area saw milder temperatures return after a brief heat spell near 100. Partly cloudy skies and a light shower collected 0.04 inches. The day’s high reached 89 in the afternoon with a 7 AM low of 73, and a local gas office thermometer read 85 by 1 PM after a morning in the 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
C. J. Posey
Oklahoma Governor Signals Truman Campaign Visit Plan
Oklahoma Governor Roy Turner stated today that President Truman tentatively plans a campaign tour in Oklahoma between September 27 and October 4. The comment accompanies remarks on current political strategy and upcoming state-level engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Washington
Roy Turner
Truman
Market and commodity notes from August 27 1948
Prices for Sterling, Youngstown, Texaco, Santa Fe, New York Central and others slipped or held with limited supply. Reports show wheat and grain shipments steady to modest, with prices and activity varying across Chicago and Kansas City markets as investors tracked overall market trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterl
Youngstown
Teattien
Want
United Aircraft
Phelys- Super
Texas
Pacffc
Santa Fe
N.Y. Central
Ifc
Linton Fucutic
He Onl
United Atrines
North Almerts
New York
65 Year Old Man Dies In Highway Accident
In Wittsburg Kan Aug 27 Sheriff Ernie Stevens says Frank McCormack 65 of Levensburg was crushed when a truck cut into the ditch threw him from the cab at Walnut. The fatality occurred yesterday as the vehicle slid off the road into the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittsburg
Kan
Sherif Ernie Stevens
Crawsons County
Frank McCormack
Levensburg
Walnut
Sevens
McCormack
Jean Bat
Sayonsken
Market Report Flags Shaky Livestock Demand
Market news notes uneven cattle demand and cautious beef outlook as Kansas City Livestock Exchange reports fluctuating calf prices and tightening supplies. Analysts cite seasonal factors and shifting consumer demand influencing prices across sectors.
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Evita Boven
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Sin Eaters
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Ide Odd Fellowa
Douglas County
Gloan Assn
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Roy Rogers
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Andrews Sisters
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