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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1960

Page

12

Doss Case: New Trial Motion Denied in Topeka

AP reports Judge Beryl Johnson denied a new trial motion in Marion Doss's case. The attorney general seeks appeal to the state Supreme Court after ruling the original suit was dismissed. The motion argued a witness testimony was improperly barred and questioned Doss's eligibility due to past conviction and accepting money from bondsmen.

Topeka Beryl Johnson Marion Doss Court of Topeka Attorney General State Supreme Court Atty John Anderson Doss Johnson

Liquor Authority Targets New York Swing Street

The State Liquor Authority closes seven of 52nd Street night clubs amid a crackdown on strip joints, signaling the possible end of a New York era on Manhattan's famed Swing Street once known for speakeasies, entertainment figures, and historic venues.

New York 52Nd Street State Liquor Authority SLA 42Nd Street Fifty-second Street Fifth Sixth Avenues Pat Harrington Manhattan Louis Prima Harrington Jack White Jackie Gleason Leon Eddie Eddie Davis Toots Shor Shor Milt Gabler Decca Records

Decline of 52nd Street Strip Clubs After World War II

The postwar era saw 52nd Street lose its colorful pattern of strip joints as buildings were wrecked and doors closed. Doormen who once railed customers in faded from the scene, their nightly exhortations to “Come on in” silenced by changing times.

Lesque 52Nd Street E. 19Th Clare Road

Death Slide at Madison Square Garden Kills Marine Captain

At a New York military tattoo a 85 foot rope death slide by 30 British Royal Marines ends with Captain Antony Easterbrook falling and dying. Easterbrook plunged from the roof after a somersaulting display and was rushed to St Clare's Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

New York Madison Square Garden Marine Commandos Antony Laurence Easterbrook Easterbrook Man Havana Graham Greene St. Clare’s Hospital

Eisenhower Signs Tax Extension Before Midnight Deadline

President Eisenhower signed the tax extension and debt limit bill several hours before the Thursday deadline. The measure keeps four billion dollars in excise taxes and the corporate income tax for another year and raises the national debt limit to 293 billion dollars for the new fiscal year.

Washington Eisenhower

Air France Strike Cancels One-Quarter Of Flights

A five day stoppage by Air France flight attendants forces cancellation of about 25 percent of transatlantic flights. The protest targets overtime rules on long haul routes.

Paris Air France

Schwanzle to Manage Spencer Chemical in Lawrence

Robert Schwanzle, partner in Underwood Grain and Feed Co. of Lawrence, sells his interest to Allyn Underwood and joins Spencer Chemical Co. of Kansas City to manage Lawrence warehouse facilities. He notes expansion plans and four state distribution from the Santa Fe trackage. Schwanzle, a KU graduate, is a candidate for Douglas County commissioner and says the move won’t affect his candidacy.

Robert Schwanzle Underwood Grain and Feed Co Lawrence Spencer Chemical Schwanzle Douglas County Commission

Editor Rogers Dies at 78 in Quenemo Kansas

John Logan Rogers former editor of the Quenemo News died at his home in Quenemo on Thursday night at age 78. Born in Topeka he served as Quenemo postmaster for over 20 years and wrote several published songs. He was stepfather of actress Ginger Rogers.

Quenemo Kan John Logan Rogers Ginger Rogers Topeka Rogers

Record Kansas jobless benefits hit new high

Unemployment benefits paid in Kansas for the year ended Thursday totaled about 19.4 million dollars, a record. The rise reflects winter layoffs in air craft, steel strikes, and higher benefits as the 1959 Legislature raised rates. April's average weekly payment was 33.75 dollars.

Topeka Kansas M. W. Buffon Labor Department Buffon

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