St Louis Publishes Ransom Money Serial Numbers
The St Louis Globe-Democrat repeats published serial numbers of the Greenlease ransom money totaling 303 720 dollars. FBI identified two 20 dollar bills from the ransom as found in Minot North Dakota and St Louis Missouri.
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Kansas City
Lone Star Man Appointed To Douglas County Board
Dale Powell of Lone Star was appointed by the Douglas County commissioners to join the five member lake board for Lone Star Lake. The board will meet soon to elect a chairman and study lake operation improvements. Members represent rural residents, sportsmen, lot owners, and other groups as it considers allowing boats with motors over 10 horsepower.
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Norman Endacott
Clifton
Ramsey
Cool Canadian air cools central United States
A mass of cooler air from Canada lowered temperatures across the middle nation today. The cool air pushed southeast through the northern and central plains and reached the Mississippi Valley and upper Great Lakes after heavy rainfall. Severe storms dropped hail in South Bend Indiana and marked warmth remaining in the Middle Atlantic, South, and Far West regions.
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Kansas and Missouri Youth Win National Essay Honors
In Boston U A, Gerald Kelso of Newton Kansas and ary Burgard of Kansas City Missouri were named honorable mention winners in the National High School Essay Contest by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. First prize went to Joan Breslin of New York City. The United States had 2 942 million children ages 5 to 17 in public schools in fall 1954.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Kansas City
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New York City
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Kansas State College creates radio television specialist post
Landon of Norman Oklahoma named to the new radio television specialist position in the Department of Extension Radio at Kansas State College.
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Kansas State College Department of Extension Radio
Rita Hayworth leaves Dick Haymes over children
Hollywood star Rita Hayworth says she has separated from Dick Haymes for the sake of their children and herself. Haymes denies the claim as his wife cites the need for time to think things through. no divorce filing is confirmed.
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Alien Illegal Status Mentioned on Grounds in Court
The text notes that on grounds he was an alien illegal in this country, suggesting a legal or immigration context. It then states the heart is among the strongest and most durable organs, per the American Heart Association.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Report From State Records
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 2 deaths in the last 24 hours and 349 to date for 1955 with 463 total for the same period.
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