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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1955
Page
11
JOPLIN Mo August 8 Philip R Coldren editor of the Joplin Globe editorial page for 43 years died at his home this morning at age 73 after a heart attack. He joined the paper in 1912 and later wrote editorials for the News Herald and served as mining editor in earlier years.
A Kansas and Oklahoma focus surrounds a search for a site for the Cowboy Capital museum. Four possible locations were still under consideration after a committee visited 17 newspaper offices. Philip Coldren, born 1882 in Stella Nebraska, helped his father publish the Herald in Oberlin and later owned the Granite Enterprise in Granite Oklahoma, with his brother Edwin now Oberlin mayor.
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee denounces U S officials for siding with Japan at Korea's expense. He warns Japan's presence near Korea and defends the 60 to 200 mile no trespassing line while signaling distrust and a potential re election stance.
In a sharp critique of Geneva talks, sources suggest Rhee aims for a third term. He accuses pro Communists and pro Japanese groups of fundraising in Japan to replace him. The Geneva conference veterans see little value in such talks, arguing they stall the free world and US interests.
Fragmentary report notes mounting pressure by Communist forces as failures reveal their persistent advance toward stated aims. The brief reflects Cold War rhetoric and emphasizes perceived threat to national security and international balance of power.
The Commander-Simabee Milling Co. plans to add more than one million bushels of grain storage in Kansas City space, bringing total capacity to 24 million bushels for the 1936 harvest season.
Two masked robbers wearing gloves held a jeweler and his wife captive in their Aurora home before looting the jeweler's store. The pair escaped with an estimated $55,001 in merchandise. Police search for suspects.
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