Escaped convict in hands of law
Jackson Tennessee December 4 A 24 year old Charles Lee McIntosh who escaped Monday from the U S jail center at Springfield Missouri was captured after flying a stolen plane toward Ohio. Sheriff Tom Lewis said McIntosh described his aviation exploits and fuel stops while en route toward Dayton and the Mississippi River.
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Jackson
Tenn
Tom Lewis
Lewis
Charles Lee McIntosh
U. S
Springfield
McIntosh
Mississippi
Tennessee
Apert Hus
Dayton
Ohio
Murray
Medical Center
Spoegiod
Pepi de Sole
Indiana
Army
Moletech
Orhtera
McClelan
Edward Ecca
Tuberculosis Fight Fund Lists Local Supporters
Community leaders and many women volunteers organize a tuberculosis control drive. Health funds in five ten and twenty five dollar units invite larger gifts to back Tuberculosis work.
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Foares FL Decker
F. HH
Eugene Brune
Les Gray
M. “I. Patterson
Mire
Stough
Floyd Nanak
Aire
Hugh Randall
Wilfred Hunsinger
Christmas Seals On Sale At Downtown Booth
Christmas seals for Douglas County tuberculosis and health association go on sale at the Kansas Public Service Company, 738 Massachusetts street, operated by the Lawrence P.T.A. council. The station runs until December 10 for purchases and mail orders, with Mrs. F. H. Elvig supervising and several P.T.A. chairmen assisting at their listed addresses. Christmas seals also available at the health department through Weaver department store and the outlet.
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Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Kansas Pblic Service Company
Massacusetts Street
Lawrence Parent-Teachers Association Council
F. H. Elvig
Lawrence P.T. A. Council
Jess Hadi
Forest Street
Gottlieb Nieder
Kentucky Street
Orville Stone
Connecticut Street
Norman Endacott
Tennessee Street
Ernest Wilson
North First Street
Joseé Carney
Pennsylvania Street
Anti-Tuberculosis Fund
Health Department
Weaver Department Atore
Massachusetts Street
Maseechurette Street
Jayhawker Squad Guests of Honor at Kansas banquet
Jayhawker back Ray Evans received a standing ovation at a Kansas banquet as 51 squad members were presented with Elgin wrist watches. Chancellor Malott delivered greetings and dignitaries including E. C. Quigley and Joe Wilson spoke for the University and Chamber of Commerce.
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Jayhawker Squad
Fourteen Women Enrolled in KU Engineering Courses
The University of Kansas reports fourteen women in the school of engineering and architecture this year, with Dorothy Quirk of Kansas City serving as freshman representative on the engineering council. Women remain under one percent of the 2,200 students, but some are pursuing engineering physics, electrical, chemical, and architectural engineering as well as architecture.
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Kansas U
School of Engineering and Architecture
University of Kansas
Engineering Council
Dorothy Quirk
Kansas City
Chemical
Miss Quirk
Eileen Rose Ssezybiel
Joan Lee Hessler
Lawrence
Lorraine Alene Rumsey
Council Groge
Mary Jewett
Winifred Joann Ruese
Kathryn van Dyke
Betty Brooker
Barbara Hume
Mary Kindawater
Bartlesville
Okio
Margaret Mae Vannest
Caroline A. Flory
Peggy Jean Baker
Salina
Betty Jo Bloomer
Claflin
Acute Jail Shortage Triggers Transfer of Inmates to Lawrence
Topeka jail houses 39 inmates after three prisoners are sent to Douglas County jail in Lawrence to ease crowding. Sheriff Will Johns Jr. cites a wall repair delay from a prior escape by P. James Ure as a factor in reduced capacity. Lawrence receives James Reynolds Ivan Kin Perry Lee and Ure returns to Topeka while Shawnee County plans repairs.
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Topeka
Douglas County
Lawrence
Will Johns, Jr
P. James Ure
E. W. Kaul
Ure
Shawnee County
Coates
Johns
Lawrence James Reynolds
Ivan Kin
Perry Lee
Plan to Truck Trip to Orange Bowl Adventure
A group led by Moorhead will drive a 3100 mile route to the Orange Bowl with stops in major cities including Kansas City Jefferson City St Louis Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Tampa St Petersburg and Miami The crew plans veteran passengers and expects a rough but fun ride with official tropic bound attire a red shirt blue jeans and a wide brimmed hat After the trip Miami will learn of their presence and purpose.
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Kansas City
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Nashville
Chatanooga
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Talahasee
St. Petersburg
Tamiami Trail
Miami
Moorhead
Yale awards science degree to Summerfield Porter
Richard William Porter, Summerfield scholar and 1934 University of Kansas engineering graduate, earned a Doctor of Science from Yale for coordinating physics chemistry and mathematics research on engineering problems. He received the Yale Engineering Association award for advancement of science and works for General Electric on guided missiles and remote controlled mechanisms.
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Richard William Porter
Summerfield
University of Kansas
Yale University
Tle
Yale
Kansas to Receive Bids for 134-Mile Highway Project
Kansas State Highway Commission will receive bids at Osborne on December 14 for a major 134 mile improvement across eight counties in the third division. The U S 24 project in Osborne County covers 11 miles toward the Mitchell county line.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kans
Kansas State Highway Commission
Osborne
Mitchell County
Storm damage reported across parts of Kansas
Widespread moisture and precipitation are noted across multiple Kansas towns. Reports show rainfall amounts ranging from near one inch to over two inches in cities including Chanute, Wichita, Hutchinson, Coffeyville, Winfield, and Salina. High temperatures reached 57 in Chanute with lows near 19 in Goodland.
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Kansas
Lyndon
Minneapolis
Okett and
Salina
Chanute
Goodland
Pipeline Work to Start on Oklahoma Michigan Gas Link
J O Horrigan Construction of Houston says a 24 inch natural gas pipeline will begin near Guymon Oklahoma to connect with Michigan. Crews of 50 to 75 men will work on the southern end starting at the Phillips plant 15 miles south of Guymon and a Michigan end crew will start separately. Michigan Consolidated Gas announced in Detroit the start window between December 10 and 15 for the $2104 million project linking Oklahoma to Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Guymen
Okla
J. O. Horrigan Construction Co
Houston
Tex
Ben Law
Michigan
Law
Phillips Gasoline
Guymon
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Detroit
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Dairy Officers Elected At Arness Farm Records Meeting
Officials will be chosen at the annual Dairy Farm Records association meeting in the Community building Monday at 11 o clock. Arnold Hart will report on dairy cow testing and production records. Officers include Chester Thompson inland Olaf Rexman Vinland with directors Thompson Eekman McKinney Lawrence Baty Roem.
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Dairy Farm Records Association of Gins
Franklin Counties
Deal Six
Arnold Hart
Douglas-Franklin Association
Association
Chester Thompsoinland
Olaf Rexman
Vinland
Thompson
Eekman
Alvin McKinney
Lawrence
James Berey
Baty Roem
Oewa
Lawrence man earns honor at chamber dinner for travel distance
Heard In Lawrence F McNutt of tan father of iarturtne Lynnutt attended the Chamber of Commerce football banquet last night as his son received the outstanding backfield man of the year trophy. He traveled the greatest distance to attend the dinner honoring the Bowl team. McNatt has sons at Cal Poly Pomona Nebraska and State but Lynn in the prize Seen of the family. A Lees Summit Missouri group plans to present a trip to the Orange Bowl to KU fullback Forrest Griffith. Griffith starred for Less Summit High before joining the University. A separate hunt near Potawatomi County yielded five Wildgood pelts for Irvin Youngberg Kee Floyd Sample Island and Eanpl to Ee a Walker hound named Solomon. The pelts measured 36 to 40 inches. value was about 12.50 on the fur market.
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Vic Bradford
Mike Getto
Bob Ingalls
Wayne Repogic
Dean Nexmith
Jack Dodd
Gene Thompsson
Herbert Grubiss
Dean Bottroff
Robert Jordan
Don Pierce
E. C. Quigley
Earl Falkenstein
Middlebush
Missouri
Simons
Malott
Missouri Rooters
Apo Wati
Carlson
K. U
Texas
Joe Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Union Building
Hermina Zipple
Jay Janes
F. McNutt
Iarturtne Lynnutt
Chamber of Comae
McNatt
Pues
California
Nebraska
State
Lynn
Lees Summit
Miami
Forrest Griffith
University
Pottawatomie County
Irvin Youngberg
Kee
Asa Floyd Sample
Fgrrests
Eanpl
Solomon
Belvue
Sample
Shotgun Blast Disrupts Power Transmission in Kansas
A shotgun blast damaged an electrical line between Lawrence and Leavenworth causing a one hour outage. Police found over eight spent shells near insulators. A fire at a Leavenworth tailor shop followed the outage. Officials cite faulty wiring as a possible fire cause. In Chile, a 24 hour rail strike by 30,000 trainmen halted service over a promised bonus.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth
Arther Johnace
Kansas Electric Power Company
Leaven 8
Leavenworth Affi
Santiago
Chile
Market News: Wheat Corn Hogs Cattle Prices Mixed Across Markets
Market notes from New York Chicago and Kansas City on December 4 show wheat weak with rains in the southwest, corn steady on solid cash demand, oats easing, hogs fairly active with top around 26.15, cattle steady to higher in places with some gains for slaughter steers, and sheep slow with limited offerings. Livestock close reports mirror earlier trading, with mixed pricing and regional variation across markets.
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New York
Chicago
Manesae City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Sround
Births and Dismissals Reported at Memorial Hospital
Hospital notes list births and dismissals including Doris Blew at 923 Pennsylvania Street and Elaine Williams with baby at 1046 Arrest. Also mentions Margeret Lowman Abe Wolf Karen Coffman Mrs Otters and more. Additional birth report lines name Jack Nez and Inman Mex Arth Inman with locations on Massachusetts and Ohio Streets.
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Noare
Margeret Lowman
West Twenty-third Street
Abe Wolf
Ohio Street
Karen Sue Coffman
Elm Street
Otters
Elaine Williams
Baby
Jack Nez
Rowte
Arth Inman
Massachusetts Street
Street
Market notes and obit fragment from Dec 4 issue
The page lists commodity prices for wheat corn and barley with futures quotes and regional hay, potato, egg and poultry data from Kansas City and Chicago markets. It ends with a modern memorial note for Nancy Carline Beebe, dated December 4, three years after her death.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Smith
Harriman Foreign Aid Committee
T. P. Wright
Civil Aeronautics Administrator
Spear of Ean
France
Yance
NEA Radio
Greater
Kansas City, Mo
Paul J.adams
Chi Galloway
Elgin
Hoyt Baker
Charles O'Neal
Dick Bertuzzi
Charles Hawkins
Frank Pattee
Ed Bray
Bill Hogan
Arthur Preston
Ralph Brown
Hugh Johnson
Steve Renke
Dick Channekones
Wwe
Leroy Robison
Joe Crawford
Fl Lee
Wally Rouse
Bob Drumm
Iff McDonald
Dave Schmidt
Harold Ehrlich
Lynne McNutt
Otto Schnellacher
Rolan Eiferts
Dale Mahon
Tom Scott
Dan Ettinger
Joe Mendenhall
Gene Sherwood
Ray Evans
Tip Mester
Manin Stall
Don Fambrough
Charles Moffett
Bryan
Ben Sperry
Jack Fink
Terry Monroe
BH Fischer
Arnold Stricker
Jim Foulks
Ken Morrow
Duke
South Dakota
Orange Bowl
Arness Dairy Farm Records Meeting
Eges
Larce
Triers and Springs
Memorial Hospital
Riams
Doris
Hampshire Street
Scott
Monene City Cash Grain
Dee
Sak (Ap
No. Ie
Milo Maine
ESQ
Sec
Artivala
Colorado
Red McClures
Idaho
Kansse City
Dec
Browlers
Wall Street
Pennssylvania Railroad
Pepels Cola
Warner Bros
Standerd Brandh
American Power and
Viaht
Pacific Telephora
Fes
Memoriam
Nancy Carline Beeb
Car
L. Beebe
Beth Stee
Coca-Cola
Gen Foods
Gen Motora
Ste
Ste Peay
Cala
J - United Air Lines
Schubert Funeral Home
N.H. Ph
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
J Ethan A. Smith
City of Lawrence
Santtetlen Division
Water Department
the Jayhawker Theatre
K.U
Jayhawker
Lana Turner
van Heflin
Donna Reed
Richard Hart
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