Jochems Named to Kansas Supreme Court Bench
Willam D. Jochems, Wichita attorney, named by Governor Clyde M. Reed to succeed Justice Richard J. Hopkins on the Kansas Supreme Court. Appointment lasts until Hopkins term ends at the general election next November. Jochems, a self-made lawyer with strong Wichita bar support, has notable service as attorney for the University of Wichita board of regents and earlier roles in local government.
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Paroles Approved for 55 Inmates at Lansing Prison
Topeka Dec 19 AP Paroles for 55 convicts in the state penitentiary at Lansing were approved today by Governor Clyde M Reed. The list followed a December hearing by the state board of administration. Among those paroled were Fred Harris for grand larceny and Carl Howard for attempted burglary in Douglas County.
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Douglas County
Fire Damages Garage and Office of Israel Motor Transfer
A blaze at the Israel Motor Transfer company on Grand Avenue caused about 40,000 dollars in losses to a garage and office and 35,000 to 40,000 dollars in damage to 20 motor trucks and vans. The damage was reportedly insured. The fire is believed to have originated from an overheated furnace. Occurred in Kansas City on October 19.
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Israel Motor Transfer Company
Grand Avenue
Five Prisoners Escape County Jail Amid Blizzard
Five inmates reportedly escaped from the county jail by scaling the wall during a blizzard. Trusties and inmates confirmed the incident as guards organized a wall-to-wall search with armed guards, while a prisoner check was ordered.
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Chicago
Kansas Weather Forecast Update for Douglas County
Forecast calls for mostly fair skies tonight and Friday with mild cold risk. Morning conditions clear with roads improving from frozen to good. Temperature readings show 8 this morning, 18 yesterday, and 1 at noon today.
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Senate confirms Hopkins for federal judge post
Washington December 19 AP The Senate confirmed Richard J Hopkins to be a federal district judge for Kansas by a 49 to 22 vote after two days of open session. Critics cited alleged Kansas constitution violations and past actions as attorney general, while supporters said charges were longstanding and unfounded. Continued on Page Two.
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Accord on Navy Talks Ends in Washington
Washington reports state that preliminary talks between Japanese and American delegations at the London naval conference closed with statements of shared objectives. The joint message said talks were frank and friendly, outlining general positions while avoiding figures. Stimson and Adams rejected an editorial alleging a motive to derail negotiations and emphasized mutual aims to curb naval arms competition.
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Hopkins and Gov Reed Comment on Appointment
Justice Richard J Hopkins, Kansas supreme court appointee to be federal district judge, expressed gratitude for the Senate confirmation and pledged fair, impartial, expeditious service. Governor Clyde M Reed called the confirmation the result of a long road for road government and integrity in federal courts amid harsh opposition.
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Mountain jury in deadlock halts Connie Franklin murder trial
In Mountain View Arkansas on December 19 a rural jury faced a deadlock delaying a verdict in the Connie Franklin murder case. The four defendants debated whether they killed the victim as a sunless courtroom cooled by two wood stoves. Connie Franklin entered the court twice today reporting failure to reach a verdict.
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Coldest Weather Seen Since Last February in Kansas
University of Kansas recorded a minimum of three degrees below zero last night. Prof C J Posey reported the cold spell is the coldest here since February 23, with Professor Posey noting the chill levels and comparing to recent winters.
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Await Saint Nick in Lawrence for Santa's visit
Weather delays in Lawrence kept station SCNP quiet last night as Bing Smith and crew waited for word from the North Pole. By sunrise the radio room closed, signaling Santa’s arrival in the business district around two o clock, with thousands of toys expected for eager youngsters.
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Ring Leader Sought in Bank Robbery Ring
Three alleged members of a bank robbery gang are in custody and authorities seek John Thomas of Joplin as the ring leader. Marvin Dold, Ernest Wiggins, and W. J. Hutchinson are tied to the October 6 holdup of the Bank of Carl Junction, Mo., and the $2,200 haul. Dold, from Muskogee Okla, is jailed at Claremore Okla. Wiggins is in Jasper County jail Carthage Mo. Hutchinson is being returned from Ava Mo.
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Cable Work Under Way In Lawrence Repair
Postal Telegraphs crews are rebuilding lines and stringing new cable through Lawrence despite cold weather. Work began recently and should finish in about two weeks, under E D Coy the superintendent. The project links Kansas City and Hutchinson, with new poles and cables set along Vermont Street and near the Santa Fe tracks. The cable carries thirty wires plus five additional wires, part of a broader regional rebuild.
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City Schools to Close for Christmas Vacation
Lawrence city schools will close tomorrow evening for a two week Christmas break. Elementary and high schools resume on Monday January 6 at regular times. Superintendent W W Curfman announced the plan this morning. The school board will meet Monday January 6 at Liberty Memorial High School offices.
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Senate Pauses for Holidays Before Christmas Recess
Washington reports the Senate adjourned early for the holidays after failing to obtain a quorum. Leaders said little chance for new legislation before the Christmas recess starting Saturday. An implied ad suggests a year’s subscription to the Journal-World by mail priced at 2.50 to 3.00 depending on distance. Advertisement by Atwater-Kent Radio. Hanna. We
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Russia viewed through Burris Jenkins at XK U convocation
Dr. Burris A. Jenkins of Linwood Boulevard Christian Church spoke at Kansas State XK U convocation on Students of Russia. He described the Soviet youth organization from age eight to twenty three and noted Russians remain religious. Five Sachem Society seniors were named: Richard Gafford Lowell Hinshaw Garland Marple Edgar Schmidt Jack Schopflin. Prof Karl Euersteiner and Alice Moncrieff performed, with Moncrieff singing The Storke accompanied by the university string quartet.
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Federal Reserve Drops Rediscount Rate to 4 1 2 Percent
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City lowered its rediscount rate from 5 percent to 4 1 2 percent, effective December 20. This action leaves six regional banks with reduced rates, including New York, Boston, Chicago, Atlanta, and San Francisco, bringing the nationwide total to 44 percent since November 1.
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Concert Appreciated by Small Liberty Memorial Glee Clubs
A Christmas concert by Liberty Memorial High School glee clubs and choruses drew a small audience due to cold weather. The performance was praised as excellent by those in attendance, highlighting the spirited student singing last night at the school auditorium.
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Hoover to Light Washington Christmas Tree
President Hoover will light the capital’s community Christmas tree next Tuesday. Accompanied by Mrs. Hoover he will preside over six years of community celebrations with a junior high school choir and the United States Marine Band joining in carols.
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Winter weather spurs Lawrence bird lovers to feed guests
Lawrence residents urged to aid birds as winter arrives. They recommend placing food in sheltered spots with snow cleared, using bread crumbs grain or suet. Food should be kept out of cats reach and accessible to feathered visitors.
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Warning Against Counterfeit Bills Circulating
Kansas City report notes a surge of counterfeit and raised currency. William H. Davenport of the revenue service issued the warning at the scene, stressing vigilance in the area and advising the public on methods to spot fakes. The alert aims to curb holiday season counterfeit circulation.
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Revernue Secret Service
Kansasity
McClanahan Family Injuries After Missouri Crash Near Rich Hill
Five members of A F L McClanahan family and relatives were injured in a Saturday night crash near Rich Hill Missouri. Harold Ingham said McClanahan is improving at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City and may leave early next week possibly on crutches. Thorntem McClanahan suffered the most, requiring blood transfusions. other family members remain hospitalized with a daughter Mary Lou with grandparents. The elder McClanahan said he was a short distance behind another car when the wreck occurred, not seeing the striking vehicle until after the crash. His rear passengers were thrown from the car as it rolled and a wheel collapsed beneath him. The car was completely wrecked by the impact.
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Bound Over Bootlegger From Kansas City Sunken liquor wholesaler
Ray Broom, identified as a leading independent liquor wholesaler in Kansas City, was bound over to a federal grand jury by U.S. Commissioner James Summers on charges of sale, possession, and transportation of alcohol. Accomplices John Collins and Arthur Loveland were also held for grand jury action. Broom released on $4,000 bond while Collins and Loveland posted $1,000 bonds each.
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Warmer Weather Expected in Kansas Tomorrow
Topeka Dec 19 AP The weather man forecast fair tonight and Friday and not so cold after another night of subzero temperatures. Meteorologist S D Flora said the first storm had moved out of the state and temperatures would rise to about 15 degrees this afternoon and potentially 25 Friday afternoon. Tonight’s low set to between three and five degrees above zero, milder than last night.
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Open Station Brings New Bus Hub on Massachusetts Street
The new bus station at 645 Massachusetts Street opens tomorrow under manager Vic Johnson. The office moves from the Bowerseck building to serve all lines, with a canopy, rear entrance, and front exit for passenger flow. A lunch counter and fountainette will be run by Johnson, Harold Gill in charge of fountain service, and Louis Renfrow handling the kitchen in the basement. Earl Hallgren, former local manager, has no announced plans. A Journal-World Christmas subscription is offered at $2.50 or $3.00 by mail.
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Man Nearly Freezes After Hopping Freight Train Incident
Edouard Hawley traveling from San Francisco to New York City collapsed at North Lawrence station and was rushed to Memorial hospital in frost bite. He recalled climbing from a Rock Island freight train near Topeka and riding a gondola car as the cold intensified. He wandered from city to city, claimed Shanghai-born mother, and appeared unclad for the freezing conditions. He remained in hospital with frost bitten ears and no other injuries.
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Bandits Kidnap Cashier In Missouri Bank Robbery
Three men robbed the Bank of Bismarck in St Francois County at 12 30 am taking about 3060 or 5000 dollars and abducting Cashier Otto Land. They fled toward St Louis by car with the cashier forced along and the bond released unharmed outside town. A sheriff s posse pursued the robbers and St Louis police were alerted.
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Car Wrecks Cost Lives Of 4 Women In Past Sixty Days Near Lawrence
A Kansas newspaper feature notes four women killed in three Lawrence area crashes over the last two months. It describes head‑on and rear‑end collisions, the human cost, and the dramatic wrecks involving a Hudson coupe driven by W R Ritchey and other Kansas City area passengers, stressing driver caution.
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Lawrence
Indictment of Pennebaker in Poisoning Case Details
An indictment by a grand jury accuses Pennebaker of poisoning Elva Trene Barnes, his six year old niece, and Thelma Davis Pennibaker, his former wife. The prisoner is serving a life term in the Kunktas penitentiary and faces possible parole or transfer.
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Ottawa store hold up reported by Lawrence police
Ottawa officers were notified last night of a proscribing hold up at a local store in Ottawa around six o clock. The robber, about 35, escaped with twenty five dollars in silver a billfold a life insurance card and an old revolver. The note mentions a Chev solution and daily changes.
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