Kidnapped New York dress manufacturer fights free in Philadelphia
Michael Reiter a 47 year old New York dress manufacturer living on Long Island said two armed men kidnapped him in Manhattan and after a five hour ordeal forced him into his own car. They ransacked his apartment and took jewelry and cash before he escaped at a Philadelphia filling station. He returned to New York to recount the attack.
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Philadelphia
Michael Beer
New York
Forest Hills
Long Island
Reiter
Mahopac
N .Y
New York City
36Th
Madison
Manhattan
Holland Tunnel
Democratic candidates in Kansas mull coin toss for governor race
Hays Kansas July 1 Worden Howat Wakeeney says he would join three other Democratic contenders to flip a coin draw straws or pitch horseshoes to decide which candidate remains against former Governor and 1932 candidate Ha H Woodring. Howat supports ending the 15 year coalition of leaders in the Democratic and Republican parties he says favors minority groups and special privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Kan
Kansas
Goats on Battleship Survive Atomic Blast Scene
Goats on the deck of the battleship Pennsylvania chewed calmly through the blast area as an atomic test fire broke out nearby. Rear Admiral Solberg observed the ship damage and noted the goats appeared content with gleaming eyes. A passing tug quickly extinguished a small fire on the vessel while minnows swam nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss
Mr. McKinley
Bikini
Pennsylvania
Thorvald Sol
Solberg
Wife of glider pilot makes home here after record flight
Mrs John H Kinkade of Kansas City Missouri and her three month old daughter Susan live with Major Kinkade in this city. The couple spent the past year in the area following the glider flight from Manila to Tokyo aboard a converted C47.
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Bor
John H. Kinkade
Journal-Week
Associated-Press
Kansas City
Kinkade
Manila
Tokyo
Wrence
Susan
Cnbo
Music Camp Opens 9th Season With Band And Orchestra
The Mid Western Music Camp opened its ninth season with a 75 member camp symphony orchestra performing at Hoch Auditorium directed by Russell L. Wiley and E Thayer Gaston. An outdoor evening concert by a 150 piece band drew the largest audience in camp history with Wiley and Nevin Wasson directing. Brief greetings were offered by Wiley Gaston and Dean Swarthout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Russell L. Wiley
E. Thayer Gaston
Mr. Wiley
Nevin Wasson
Wiley
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Ban Red Traffic Light In Police Court
Kenneth Hatcher aged 17 of Route 3 pleaded guilty in police court this morning to driving through a red traffic light.
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Kenneth Hatcher
Route 3
Judge Lane Fines Five for Parking Violations
A police court record shows Judge Lane imposed fines and forfeits totaling 35 on five motorists found guilty of overparking.
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Ane Aap
Udge
Lane
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Democrat
Wootting
Glides Pilot
Gomdys
Varnum Drug Co
Lawrence, Kan
Topeka
Goodyear
Ary Eee Tires
Brownie
Hawaii
Science
U.S
United States Rubber Company
U.S. Royal
America
Winter Chevrolet Company
United
Pany
Wyright
Roper
Roper Gas
Roper “Gas” Cookery
Kansas Public Service Company, Inc
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