Crime Probe Figure Rosenbaum Dies in Cincinnati
Af Louis Charles Rosenbaum age 55 once known as a Kefauver probe figure died in Jewish Hospital Cincinnati after illness. He was a noted participant in organized crime investigations and previously labeled kingpin of a large gambling ring. He faced a 1952 Washington indictment for false birth claim later deemed immaterial. He also served a six month sentence in 1952 for wagering charges and paid taxes cited in testimony.
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Cincinnati
Louis Charles
Rosey) Rosenbaum
Jewis Hospital
Rosenbaum
Kefauver Committee
Washington, D. C
Allen
Warsaw
Poland
U. S
Kefauver
Campbell County
Newport
28 Persons Killed In Japanese Flood
Flooding from torrential rains across western Honshu left at least 28 dead with 34 injured and 15 missing. A land slide in Wada killed nine relatives, eight more buried by collapse, and seven miners were presumed lost in a flooded coal pit. Hiroshima and Yamaguchi were hardest hit as 29,000 homes flooded or damaged.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Wada
Kyodo News Service
Asahi
Yamaguchi
Toyotamae
Kyodo
Hiroshima
Glynn County Rs Insanity Fee To Curb Costs
Glynn County commissioners set a $30 charge to cover costs from rising insanity cases. The move targets draining county funds and is noted in Brunswick.
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Brunswick
Glynn
Stairs Cited in $40,000 Suit in Danbury
John J. Barry sues, claiming retractable stairs collapsed and caused injury. He alleges the rope and pulley system failed on the stairs leading to a bedroom in Danbury, seeking $40,000 in damages.
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Danbury, Conn
John J. Barry
Births and Dismissals List From Memorial Hospital
A Memorial Hospital notice lists multiple individuals with addresses in Topeka Perry Kansas City and Sunflower noting births and a dismissal. Named families include Beltz Norris Ray Hodson Smith O Keefe Lawson Harris Moran Boyd Donnelly Stains Frye Fannie Sanders Yazza Petефish Henick Robb Grant Anderson Wheeler Dixon Bower Palmquist Chapman Beadle Kappelman Bastiaan Thompson Poe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beltz
Topeka
Dorothy Norris
Tenn. St
Victor Beltz
Meredith Ann Ray
Margaret Hodson
Perry
Patricia Smith
E. 9Th St
Phyllis—Beadie
Miss. St
Virgina O'Keefe
Lincoln
Thelma “Lawson
Robert Harris
Kansas City
Frances Stains
C. St
John B. Frye
Owens Lane
Fannie Sanders
Sioky Rest Home
Adele Yazza
Haskell Institute
Meeting Notice of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM
Special communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM to be held Monday July 5 194 at 7 PM. Work in the third degree. Visitors and sojourners welcome. W M Glenn Laris Sec Geo W Mole
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Lawrence Lodge
A.F
A.M
Glenn ‘ L.aris
W. M
Geo
W. Mole
Sec. v
Fire Ball dazzles at Lawrence Centennial Horse Show
Lawrence hosts the Centennial Horse Show at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. Exhibitors display high value tack and Cadillacs, with Fire Ball noted for inlaid rhinestones on hooves. The event contrasts glittering gear with heat haze and crowds along Sixth Street and 9th and Mass.
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Lawrence
Sixth Street
9Th and
Mass
Kansans spread out across New York in summer study
University of Kansas associate professor Emil L. Telfel notes Kansans are widespread from Rochester to New York City. He cites Max Nixon, Oswald Backus, John Gagliardo, Kermit Hill, George C. Jewell, Margaret Habein, Joe Knack, Melvin Hayes and others, all KU graduates or affiliates, pursuing careers or study in diverse fields while summering away from Kansas.
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United States
Emil L. Telfel
University of Kansas
Telfel
Rochester
New York
Times-Union
Max Nixon
Augusta
Wichita
Jesi‘Meni
K. U
Nixon
Rochester Institute of Technology
Teifel
Dodge City
Kansas State College
Oswald Backus
History Department
Bobby
John Gagliardo
Backus
Ford Foundation
Harvard Law School
Michigan State College
Gagliardo
Lawrence
K.A
Germany
Kermit ‘Hill
Times- Union
Manhattan
Kansas City Star
Kansas City University
Democrat and Chronicle
K.U
George C. Jewell
Kansas City
Columbia University
The
Blade
James_V. ‘Kindall
Ottawa University
Hartford Letter Warns Traveler After Traffic Violation
Harry W. Tisdall of Winchester Mass on the first leg of a 3000 mile auto trip received a traffic violation warning from State Policeman Charles Sanga. Weeks later Tisdall wrote that warnings were heeded and the journey remained pleasant though daily scenes of fatal accidents reminded them of danger.
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Hartford
Lawrence Horse Show finale reports strong crowd and prizes
The Kansas show at the Lawrence fairgrounds drew praise for improvements and judging by Harry Spotts. A Kansas City woman, Betty Leat, was treated for a cut and bruised ankle after being kicked by a horse in its stall. no other injuries or incidents were reported as exhibitors planned to return in 1955.
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the-Taul
Tau! Real. Estate Co
Kansas City
Betty Leat
Legion
Kansas
Lawrence
Harry Spotts
Franklin, Tenn
T. M
Mel) Daniel
Lawrence Centennial
Kentucky Bend
Tennessee
C. A. Jones
Daniel
Ringmaster
A.D. White
Ottawa
Journal- World Photo
Talent Show Horse Entries Across Kansas and Missouri
A list of horse names, owners, and stables across Kansas and Missouri entries for junior harness, walking horse, equitation, open roadster to bike, open fine harness, local pleasure, and stock horse classes. Notable participants include Betty Lee Sunnyslope Farm Scott City and Bombay George Edmonds Horton.
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thHoree
Billy's Taxicab Co
Lexington
Soverelan Blees Runnyslope Farms
Scott City
Fairlawn Victor
Fairlawn Farms
Tope
Ken
Swanee
Newton Stabien
Emporia
Mighty Katherine
James A. Davis
Hutchinson
Bold Swede
Jane Turpin
Kansas City
Ginger
Ruby Carrico
Overland Park
Sparky
D. R. Green
Lawrance
Weasie Lib
Howard
Zola Skaggs
Bonner Springs
Flying Bailey
Whitey Rosa
Wichita
Starfire S
Breeze Ol] Co
Ankeny
Dotty Peavine
Jane van Meter
Corder
Blue Midnight
Brace Construction Co
Dodge City
Merry's Blue Ribbon
Brandview Stables
Lawrence
Midnight
StAlles
Invan
Binnyslope Farms
Beott City
Aras Ly Story
Billy
Dot
Jerry Collins
Rebel
Larry Green
Topper
Sherrie Green
Billy Sutton
Baby Necks
Janice McCloud
Hreg-Gait
Bugle Brrne On Co
Southern Breese
Sunnyslope Farms
Miss Goodwin
James Davis
Cynthiana King
Johnnie Muir Greene
Raytown
My Sweetheart
Tom Davis
Topeka
Larry. Green
Tony
Billy Button
Baby Snooks
Jeannie Peavine
Kenneth McFarland
Toneka
Kitster Anderson
Holdredge
Neb
Hiner Stubbies
Joseph
Catherine Devine
H. CC. Bevelhymer
Selma Star
Mar
Len Farms
Olathe
Dark Wonder
Scott
Newton Stables
Southern Gas
Wingate Plumbing and Heating
J. B. Zavotsky
Joe McDonald
Goldie
Lee J. Hobbs
E. C. Nagels
Lucille Morton
David Ray
Lyons
King Baker
Beth Sercel
Sioux Falls
Kanans Chi
May
Royale King
A.C Wolfe
Kanear City
Buddy
Truesdale
Heverage Co
North Kansas City
Jingles
Johnny Goetz
Snooker
Raymond Wolfe
Kanaan City
Walking Horse
Kentucky Road
A. Jones
Society Lady
Hiner Stabler
St. Joseph
Lot Mack fAllgn
Hiner Stables
Jeannie Peagine
Bobbie Moore
Lansing
e-Belle
Mra Prank Goetz Jr
Ansar City
Angelique
Suzanne Beech
Rane
An Eter
Carder
Hauwich Yankee Ann
Nick -Ht
Arthur Hobson
Maytag Sales
Texington
Golden Vanity
the Fire’ Ball
Taul
Tau Real Estate
Junior Fine
Stonewall
Betty Lee
Sunnyslope Farme
Night Tune
Dorothy K. Rue
Double Bowsel
Aigood
R. G
Charles L. Brown
Joplin
Go Boy Jr
Raymond Jackson
Marshall
Fancy Me
Gioria Jean
E. F. Strickler
Sedada
Equitation
Fairlawn
Kay
Mr. Millionaire
Bombay
George Edmonds
Horton
Milas Letty
Jackie Dack
Major Sabre
Janet Williams
Wichista
Air Express
Chet Brain
Tulsa
Fan Boy
R. C. McCarty
Grandview
Mac
Ketch-Me
Roger Hoagland
Belton
Senator Stone
Double D Farms
Nevada
Donna June
W. E. Osborn
The
Moody Motor Co
Independence
Gillette Cavalcade
Hall and Collister
Osage
Pamela
Nancy Roofe
Mike
Shirley McCarey
Winganeck
Lovelie
Shady Brook Knight
Don Cathcart
Wildiwood Mohammed
Young
Star
Merle Paul
Ottawa
Show Girl
Dee
Dick Leat
Lees Summait
Missouri
Sunflower Boy Pvt Crews Dies En Route to Holidays
Pvt Crews of Camp Carson killed following a collision. He was one of nine servicemen injured and was en route to Odessa Missouri to spend holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond E Crews Sr. Funeral at Odessa Methodist Church.
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Pvt. Crews
Camp Carson
Colo
Odessa
Raymond E. Crews Sr
Army
Camp Attebury
Ind
20Th Infantry Regiment
31St Infantry Division
Raymond Crews
Lawrence
Odessa Methodist Church
Desk once used by Chester A Arthur donated to Union College
The Albany County Historical Society presented Union College with a desk that belonged to Chester A Arthur a 19th century president and Civil War quartermaster general. The ornate desk carries silver plating and ties Arthur to the early Civil War era.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Albany County Historical Society
Union College
Chester A. Arthur
United Staes
Arthur
New York State
Milwaukee Man Arrested After 25 Pounds Marijuana Found
Milwaukee officer Det. Charles Gumm said Gerald F. Russell was arrested for illegal possession of marijuana after police found 25 pounds in his car and another pound at his home. Russell claimed he carried the drugs for a month to avoid his wife discovering them.
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Milwaukee
Charles Gumm
Ralph Brown
Gerald F. Russell
Russell
Dodge County
Wis
Talk Is Rationed Van Nuys Phone Gadget Ends Calls
A Van Nuys businessman limits incoming calls with a gadget that rings a bell on the other end. He apologizes saying his other phone is ringing, allowing him to attend to business while ending conversations.
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van Nuys
Calif.r.a
Philosopher Raymond Dun Urges Longer Lifespans
Long-haired American philosopher Raymond Dun, visiting New York from Paris, argues people would be smarter if they lived longer. He quips that at 80 he begins to see the light, claiming Americans die too young and that the nation will be great when people live to five to 150.
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New York
Raymond Duncan
Paris
America
Heat Wave and Minor Fire Incidents Plague Holiday Area
The region sees back to back 100 degree days with clear skies and high temperatures. Fire crews respond to grass and trash fires with no injuries or major damage reported. A Sunset drive in theater fireworks display ignites the store inventory, while a man reports a firecracker tossed into his car.
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Sunset Drive-In
Highway 40
Journal-World Ad Promises More Summer Fun Reading
An advertiser invites readers to enjoy a more fun summer by picking up the Journal-World daily. The note suggests consistent daily reading as a way to enhance vacation enjoyment.
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Journal- World
Adv
Memorial tribute for Harold Green two years after loss
Rosemary Green and family members remember Harold Green who was killed two years ago. The widow and children, along with siblings and parents, pay tribute to his memory.
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Harold Green
Rosemary Green
Bill Green
Dick Green
Nelson Green
Oklahoma Governor Eyes Big Scores in Absentee Ballot Case
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray says the hunt for a major figure in the absentee ballot racket is near completion as five eastern counties go under martial law for election day. Five officers and 200 troops will oversee precincts in Adair Leflore Sequoyah Cherokee and Pittsburg counties amid alleged ballot distribution schemes. Charges are being studied against an election official in one county, while four people in Adair County face false statements charges to obtain registration certificates. The case is seen as a widening pattern with potential state level involvement.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Johnston Murray
Murray
Adair
Leflore
Sequoyah
Cherokee
Pittsburg
Grandmother and Electrician Finish Powder Puff Derby Races
In Knoxville Tennessee a grandmother and a woman electrical engineer placed third and fourth in the Powder Puff Derby cross country handicap race. Gladys Muter from Chicago and Doris Langher finished 6 56 a m EST in a Navion 260, followed four minutes later by Gloria L Smith of Phoenix piloting a Beech Bonanza.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Gladys Muter
Muter
Doris M. Langher
Chicago
Gloria L. Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Doris Thorkildsen
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Cuneeshin
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Karl Kreider
Memoriam
Elks
Clifford McDonald
P.M. A. of
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Payee Bank
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
F.D.I.C
Grandma and
Electrician
Msgrew Investment CO. A
Martford Accident and Indemnity Company
Hertford, Coan
Journal-World
Ada
Hartford Clem
Hartford Theft Insurance
George Hedrick
Derrold
FITCH
North & CO
Pany
Cooper Or-Warren
Fred Ft. Cooper-Williams
Warren T. D. Funk
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