Seven Die In Three Car NJ Crash On Rt 206
Seven people are killed in a three car collision on Rt 206 near Vincetown New Jersey. The wreck involved two cars in a head on crash and a third vehicle struck the debris. Victims include W.O.C Harold Moran 37 James Fleming 2C and Margaret Laughlin 35.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Rt. 206
Vincentown
Here
South Jersey Seashore
W. O
Harold S. Moran
Ft. Dix
Moran
Eugene Bruderer
Bedford
Mayors Fight Leads to Police Action in Westpac Co case
The incident near a building doorway involved officers Lavery and Williams backing up Brown during a confrontation. Brown was charged with drunkenness and resisting arrest, while officers testified none struck Brown. Brown’s ally Phillip Henry Riddle would be questioned for the record as the case moves toward disposition.
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Williams
Brown
Lavery
Wigglesworth
Hazelet
Phillip Henry Riddle
Westpaco
Riddle
Births and an Injury at Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital reports a birth for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Strunk, a daughter, at 619 W. 14th St. Also noted is a right middle finger injury for Mrs. Doris Johnson of 1034 Ja. St treated in the new room for alteration of her finger after a dish cut. Other names listed include Patty Lynn Young and Janet Budenosky among patients or residents in the area.
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Clarence Strunk
W. 14Th St
Doris Johnson
Ja. St
Parliamentary Unit Meeting in Lawrence
The Lawrence unit of the National Parliamentarians Association will meet at Mrs. C. R. Albright home at 1120 Mississippi Street on Monday at 11 a.m.
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Lawrence
The
National Parliamentarians Association
C. R. Albright
Miss. St
Russians Maintain Arctic Scientific Stations On Icefloes
Moscow reports two drifting stations in the polar region near Alaska are conducting Arctic depth and atmospheric studies plus seabed geology. The bases drift north of Alaska with one within 100 miles of the North Pole, living in tents and prefab housing.
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Moscow
Polar
Alaska
Tass
Arctic Ocean
North Pole
Siberia
Point Barrow
Arctic
Central Arctic
Lomonosov Mountains
Chukotsk Sea
Trial of Sisters in Jewel Fraud Suspended for Inquiries
In Schlosswil Switzerland a Swiss court suspended the trial of Mrs. Maria Guinness di Mignano and her sister Mrs. Hortense Piercy to pursue further inquiry into 47000 dollars in insurance fraud tied to a 34 carat emerald and other jewels from Federal Insurance Co New York. The gems were found in Ms Guinness bank safe amid a series of art thefts from the home of a former friend Josephine Pfyffer von Altishofen. Guinness admits insurance fraud but argues the court lacks competence since the alleged theft occurred in Italy. Piercy faces receiving charges and both women are long active in European society.
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Schlosswil
Switzerland
Maria Guiness di Mignano
Hortense Piercy
Federal Insurance, Co
New York
Guiness
Josephine Pfyffer von
Court to Seek Further Inquiries with U S Consulate Paris
The court announced it will shake further inquiries with the United States consulate in Paris after the case discussions in the United States. No additional details were provided regarding the scope or timing of the follow up.
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United States
Paris
Prof Thure Jaderburg Dies at Halstead Hospital
Prof Thure Jaderburg a Bethany College voice instructor for more than 50 years died in Halstead Hospital at age 77 after surgery. A native of Enterprise Kansas he is survived by his widow and three sons Thure Jr Einar and Hilding all of Lindsborg Funeral services will be at Enterprise.
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Lindsborg
Kas
Thure Jaderburg
Bethany College
Halstead
Jaderburg
Enterprise
Thure Jr
Einar
Hilding
Linds- Pope
Ieges
Marriage Licenses Issued In Probate Court In Topeka
Lawrence E Hale 23 and Barbara M Marshall 20 of Topeka. Edward Billups 23 and Rosie Beile Nuckols 29 of Topeka. Woodrow Delano Burns 21 of Turner and Rosalie Bernadette Hull 16 of Morris.
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Lawrence E. Hale
Barbara M. Marshal
Topeka
Edward Billups
Rosie Beile Nuckols
Woodrow Delano Burns
Turner
Rosalie Bernadette Hull
Morris
French Units Reoccupy Camp Near Hanoi After Rural Push
French forces in Indochina retook Camp De rulin 35 miles north of Hanoi after two columns with tanks, dive bombers, and artillery drove Communist-led rebels from Phu Lang Thuong and Luc Nam. In another action south of Son Tay 7,000 French Vietnamese troops trapped 3,000 Vietminh but the rebels slipped away. Northwest of Hanoi Vietminh clashes continued with tanks aiding road patrols as fighting raged along the Vinh Yen to Phu Yen roads.
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Hanot
Indochina
Derulin
Mecin E
Hanoi
Luc Nam-Phu Lang Thuong
Red River Delta
Phu Lang Thuong
Luc Nam
Son Tay
Tra
Vinh Yen
Phue ‘Yen
Fifty Million a Year State Liquor Business Starts in 1949
Topeka Kansas liquor retailers report annual gross business near 50 million dollars after five years of legal operation. First licenses issued July 19 1949 starting legal sales. Retailer numbers rose to a peak of 955 stores from 824 in the first year amid a slight slump. Package sales by private stores and ban on public consumption remain. local option elections possible.
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Topeka
Kansas
Howling Gale Interferes With NATO Navy Action
PORTSMOUTH England a howling gale in the English Channel disrupted Exercise Haul a NATO naval maneuver held with Exercise Dividend. Britain France the Netherlands Belgium participated. Adm Sir John Edelsten Allied C in C channel said bad weather interferes with operations aircraft patrols withdrawn for now. The exercises continue until July 25.
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Portsmouth
England
English Channel
Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgium
John Edelsten
Channel Command
Appeal for Unity Talks In West German Parliament
The Communist controlled Kaet German Volk Kammer sent a new appeal for unity talks to the West German Parliament during its session to reelect President Theodor Heuss to a new five year term.
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Berlin
Kaet
Volkekammer
Theodor Heuss
Kansas Traffic Deaths in 1954 and 1953 Totals
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state Accident Records Section show 281 deaths to date in 1954 and 316 for the same period in 1953, with 1 recent in the last 24 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
Telephone Lines Expansion Under Way In Kansas Toll Network
Southwestern Bell reports a three million dollar program to weather proof and expand toll lines in south central and southwest Kansas. Cable installation nears completion on the Wichita Hutchinson route with seven repeater stations 50 percent equipped. Project boosts call capacity by about half and supports planned dial service to toll calls across the region.
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Wichita
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
South Central
Southwest Kansas
W. M. Nix
Wichita-Hutchinson
Nix
Hutchinson-Lyons
Lyons-Great Bend
Dodge City
Garden City
Hutchinson
Wichita-Wellington
Wauh
Hutchinson- Great Bend
Lyons
Nickerson
Sterling
Funeral services for Leonard Turner in Overland Park
Leonard Turner 47 of Overland Park died Thursday at Kansas University Medical Center. Services set for 2 p m Monday at Rumacey Funeral Home with Rev. Albert Bramble officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Turner worked about 20 years as a printer at Boyles Printing Shop.
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Leonard Turner
Overland Park
University of Kansas Medical Center
Rumacey
Albert Bramble
Memorial Park Cemetery
Turner
Boyles Printing Shop
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Thompson Rites Planned
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Thompson died yesterday at the Douglas County Convalescent Home where she and her husband had been patients about a year. Survived by husband James F. Thompson and son Paul Thompson of North Sixth Street. Services 3:30 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Albert Bramble. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Sarah Elizabeth Thompson
Douglas County
James F. Thompson
Paul Thompson
North Sixth Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Albert Bramble
Oak Hill Cemetery
Papers from 1920 found under floor reveal era headlines
J W Moore in Lawrence found papers dated July 16 1920 beneath his floor including the Kansas City Star and Chicago Tribune with a photo of ex crown prince F W Hohenzollern in motor attire on Wieringen and a three hour match between Joe Stech and Strangler Lewis. Also ads for a Dort car and reports of four crashes near Missouri Street.
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Mo.St
J. W. Moore
Kansas City Star
Chicago Tribune
Times
Germany
F. W
Stech
Dort Motor Car
Bevan Attacks Churchill Over China and UN Seat
Aneurin Bevan labeled Prime Minister Churchill stupid and charged him with risking a third world war by keeping Red China from joining the United Nations. Speaking to Durham miners, Bevan argued for China’s admission and cooperation with the world, warning against US quarantine of ideas.
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Durham
England
Aneurin Bevan
Churchill
United States
China
United Nations
Labor Party
Bevan
Kansas Board approves new readers for elementary grades
The Kansas State Board of Education adopted a new set of readers for grades 1-8 starting in 1955 after a closed session. Governor candidates Templar and Hall criticized the move as arbitrary and ill advised. The Ginn Co. series was opposed by school officials, while the board chose Houghton Mifflin for grades 1-6 and D C Heath for grades 7-8.
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Topeka
State Board of Education
Kansas
George Templar
Fred Hall
Templar
Hall
A. F. Throckmorton
County Superintendents Association
Ginn Co
Throckmorton
Board of Education
Houghton Mifflin
D. C. Heath
Atomic Giveaway Attack Divides Senate Debate
Senator Morse charged the atomic policy bill rushes Congress toward private control of the program. He urged a federal government led program to prevent monopoly power and protect the public as the Senate continued debate on private industry access to atomic energy and limited nuclear secrets disclosure to allies.
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Washington
Sen
Morse
Ind-Ore
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
Knowland
California
Senate briefed on extended session to hit July adjournment
Knowland warned the Senate of further overtime as lawmakers pressed toward a July 31 adjournment date. The chamber, operating on a 12 hour day, faced a push to pass the bill despite resistance to any death limit.
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Knowland
Senate
Smith Returns to Aid French in Indochina Peace Talks
U S Undersecretary of State Walter Bedell Smith arrived in Geneva to bolster France in negotiations over Indochina. He joins the American delegation as Eden Mendes France Molotov confer with Chou En Lai, aiming to break deadlock on armistice terms.
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Geneva
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
France
Indochina
U. S. Air Force
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
United States
U. Alexis Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Smith
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
Eden
Chou En-lai
Mendes-France
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Red China
Chou
Communist China
Legion Set to Install Officers Tuesday Night
Lawrence's Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14 of the American Legion will install officers for the coming year at 8 Tuesday night on the Morgan Mack Motor Co. building second floor. Former state Legion commander Frank Sullivan will lead the ceremony. Officers include Commander Merton J. Harmon and others: Richard T. Gibson, Joseph D. Kennedy, Ernest Klooz, Richard G. Rice, John Hcker, James W. Gillespie, Lindley A. Brien, Gus O. Wulfkuhle, Bert E. Hicks, Rev. Harold G. Barr, and Rev. George Towle.
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Richard G. Rice
John H.cker
James W. Gillespie
Lindley A. Brien
Gus O. Wulfkuhle
Bert E. Hicks
Harold G. Barr
George Towle
Plymouth Congregational Church Service Notice
Dale Emerson Turner presides at 9:00 worship with church school. Sermon by Mr Turner. Choir directed by Clayton Krehbiel performs Ave Maria and works by Schubert. Organist Stanford Hemberg to play Cortege et Litante Dupre and Toccata and Fugue in D minor Bach.
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Turner
Clayton Krehbiel
Schubert
Krehbtel
Stanford Hmberg
Dupre
Bach
Cattle and Hog Market Summary From Kansas City Report
Receipts show slaughter steers down 50 to 1.00 with fewer grassers. heifers and yearlings down 1.00 while cows at 9.75-13.00. Hogs ease to week lows with top 24.25 for 190-230 lb, sows steady to 50 lower. spring lambs soften 1.50, feeder lambs 2.00 or more lower.
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Kansas City
USDA
Kansas City Produce Prices and Stock Highlights
Listing of produce prices and weights with percentages for eggs butter poultry and other items. Includes categories such as eggs 60 percent A, butter Grade A solid 62.5, hens 4 percent pounds up 12, commercial fryers 2 to 3 pounds white 28 29, capons 8 pounds up 33, and various turkeys ducks and guinea items with noted weights and changes.
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Kansas City
Beltsville
Market prices for grains, poultry and eggs listed
Wheat two dollars and five cents per bushel. Corn priced at one dollar fifty nine cents. Kaffir corn at two dollars forty cents. Oats sixty cents. Poultry rates show hens under forty four pounds six cents per unit and over fourty four pounds nine cents, cocks six cents. Butterfat prices three entities across forty eight, forty five and forty two cents. Eggs at twenty two cents. Hogs priced at twenty two dollars fifty cents.
State's Oil-Gas Pace Stays High Past Week
The Kansas oil and gas industry started 89 new wells and completed 88 in the week ending Friday. Completions include 44 oil wells at 5,341 b/d, 6 gas wells totaling 46,724 Mcf/d, 35 dry holes, 2 old wells reworked, and 1 saltwater disposal well. The Conservation Division notes 35 wells tested with 9,918 b/d potential. no gas tests reported.
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Kansas
State Conservation Division
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S. Michael Rubins
Conn. St
Louise Holland
N. 2Nd St
Nancy Alexander
Winona Ave
Janet Budenosky
Tonganoxie
Agnes Selig
Claudia Payne
Bernice Morgan
Emma Harris
Edith Robertson
Marion Richardson
Lawrence Lodge No
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Granada Theater
Caesar
Journal-World Photo
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North America
Fletcher's Island
Air Force
Alert
Ellesmer Island
Canada
Prof. Jaderburg
Halstead Hospital
NATO
David Cershel
Shetland Ave
Fittyburgh
South
Sarah E. Thompson
6Th Ad Me. Sts
Kaw River
National Safety Council
EB Entrepce
Ea Ee Council
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Journal-World
Bob Templar
Legion
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Dale Emerson Turner
William B. Bryant
K. C. Livestock Weekly
F. B. Smith
Lorin C. Watts
Birdie Lyman
Indiana
ethBee
Noelional Sek Étivitat
Oscar
Rumsey
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