Motive unseen in Sioux City child kidnapping
A two year old girl vanished from a crib in Sioux City as police call the act a motiveless kidnapping. No note or ransom request appeared. Police and residents joined in a mass search aided by the National Guard. The child, blonde, about 17 pounds, wore a T shirt and suntan trousers. a screen had been removed from a bedroom window.
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Sioux City
Inwa
James Davis
National Guard
James O'Keefe
Davis
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Davises
Mary Clair
Timmy. T
County Farmers to Meet With Steelworker Group at Institute
Douglas County farmers will join the 10th annual Steelworkers Institute at Kansas University. A session with 18 farmers, part of three planned discussions with ministers and teachers, aims to share ideas and spot points of agreement. Sessions occur in Memorial Union with housing in Carruth and O Leary Halls.
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Douglas County
Steelworkers Institute
Kansas University
Farmers
Memorial Union
Carruth and
O'Leary
United Steelworkers of America
E. C. Buehler
K. U
E. A. McFarland
Frank Stockton
Curt B. Harris
University Extension
Emery Bacon
National Office
United States Steelworkers of America
Pittsburgh
M A
John Caldwell
John McCollum
Chicago University
Chicago
A. F. Kojetinsky
St.Louis
Iden, Reese
Kansas City Junior College
Nehru Sees Gradual Path to World Peace
Cairo reports India's Prime Minister Nehru stated that world peace would arrive gradually and urged leaders to use a mix of formal and informal approaches. He noted a positive rapport with Premier Bulganin during his European tour and said his five week journey through the Soviet bloc and Europe emphasized friendship and dialogue.
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Cairo
Egypt
India
Nehru
Duesseldorf
Germany
Bulganin
Soviet Asia
Europe
Geologist Joins KU Diesel State Survey Staff
Geologist WD Johnson of the United States Geological Survey visits Kansas University in Lawrence for a two week orientation in his new role as geologist in charge of fuels. He succeeds Holly C Wagner who moves to Washington. Johnson has worked in Montana Wyoming and Dakota and is married with a young son. He will reside at 709 Ul. St.
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WD. Johnson
United States Geological Survey
Bullings
Montis
Lawrence
Kansas University
Holly. C Wagner
Federal Logical Survey
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Dakota
Ul. St
Cambridge man recalls power line crash and house damage
John EY of Cambridge recounts a incident where a truck struck a power line, causing damage to a house after a few minutes, with a second truck bringing further harm.
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Cambridge
Mass
John EY
Latte
Memorial to Rolla cattleman planned by Morton County
Morton County in Kansas plans a permanent memorial to cattleman Alford Myers of Rolla as part of the Cowboy Capital of the World Museum and Bors Ranch fund drive in Dodge City. Elkhart banker J E Heintz says the plan aims to finish the drive before Cowboy Capital week, with film showings and cattle head donations to boost the fund toward a $100,000 share of the $1 million Cowboy Capital drive. Willard Mayberry and Mrs. George Neese Gray co chair the state campaign starting July 25 in Elkhart.
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Elkhart
Morton County
Dodge City
Alford
Myers
Rolla
Kas
J. E. Heintz
Cowboy Capital
Alford, Myers
Prades
City
Ford
Willard Mayberry
George Neese Gray
Richland
Pioneer Radio Newsman Who Died Saturday Was K U Student in 1919 21
Paul W. White, 53, longtime radio news editor, died Saturday in San Diego. A Pittsburg native and KU alumnus 1919 to 1921, he later graduated from Columbia Journalism School. He held senior roles at CBS from 1930, won a Peabody in 1945, and taught at Columbia. He also edited the San Diego Journal.
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Pioneer Radio
K.U
Paul W. White
Pioneer
San Diego
Kansas University
White
Pittsburg
K. U
Columbia University School of Journalism
Salina
Old
Kansas City
New York
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Columbia School of Journalism
News
Network
Il Health
San Diego Journal
Delta Upsilon
Sigma Delta Chi
Book Making Exhibit Displays At Campus Library
A campus exhibit on book making opens with pamphlets and maps from the reference department at Kansas University. The display, showing about 200 pamphlets and several thousand up to date booklets, traces the process from manuscript to the finished book with illustrations and an important reference file. It is on loan from the American...
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Btn
Pampters
Probie
Bansas University
SMP
Min
Current Inc
Dose Inc
Tate Debate
Guard Set Up Against Atlantic City Firebug
Atlantic City authorities fearing a firebug on the loose ordered an overnight guard at 23 Negro churches after two fires damaged or destroyed structures. A $200,000 blaze destroyed the Negro Baptist templeSaturday night and a smaller fire damaged the interior of the Negro Second Baptist church eight hours later.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Pex
Surgeons Save Man From Defective Main Artery
Surgeons at University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore, led by Dr R Adams Cowley and Dr John M Allen, used a new clamping instrument to repair a defective aorta. The patient, a Camberdee laborer, was discharged two weeks after the operation, with blood loss dramatically reduced to about three pints from prior averages.
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Baltimore
Ispe
University of Mary, Bsland Hospital
R. Adams Cowley
Camberdee
Cowley
John M. Allen
AF Flier Lands His Jet on Pennsylvania Pike
An Air Force pilot Malo Leg Capboneau landed an ESD jet on Pennsylvania's Pike to avoid traffic in a Sunday air incident. The craft touched down at an eastbound line near the Sideiaw Hill Tunnel, about 30 miles from a local area. Capboneau was unhurt and the jet sustained minor damage. He is stationed at Magara Falls.
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Redford Pa
Ut Air Force
Malo Leg Capboneau
Pennsylvania
Buckiny
Sideiaw Hill
Beaton County
Wes
Mat Carbaneau
Magara Falls
Air Force
Drunk Driver Fined in Prospective Prose Court
Max C. Burkhardt of Sunflower was fined $10 on Saturday in probate court and given 30 days in jail for driving while intoxicated. The record shows an additional unspecified charge and unclear phrasing about a second offense or open bowl item.
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Max C. Burkhardt
Sunflower
Bel
Tigney
No Gripe on This Strike in Tokyo Tax Office
Taxpayers in Tokyo report no complaint as workers demand summer bonuses and higher pay. Tax notices cause sit-downs and refusals to work overtime amid a rain of industrial action.
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Tokyo
Tacay
Marriage License Issued by Samurdasin Probate Court
Oliver F. Lawhead, 37, City Kas, and Hope M. Chiddix, 35, Kansas City Mo, were issued a marriage license by Samurdasin Probate Court.
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Samurdasin
Oliver F. Lawhead
City
Kas
Hope M. Chiddix
Kansas City
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