Ten Dayton teens questioned in $87,000 theft
Ten teen agers including Carl Frowein and two girls were held for questioning by Dayton police over the theft of about 82,000 in small bills from baker Fred Frowein's basement. Two 19-year-olds were being sought. Police recovered 32,000 elsewhere, with 20,000 reportedly spent and unrecoverable.
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Dayton
Ohio
Carl Frowein
Richmond
Ind
Fred Frowein
Jack C. Peake
Peake
Cold Canadian air cools Northeast and Midwest
Northern and Eastern United States felt a cheap import from Canada as cool air lowered temperatures by up to 15 degrees. The southerly shift later brought warmth to the upper Mississippi Valley and Northern Plains while the Great Basin stayed cooler with showers. The heat wave began waning across many areas after Saturday as storms swept Missouri and Illinois with two tornadoes reported but no significant damage or casualties.
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Mississinopi Valley
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Great Basin
Missouri
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St. Louis
Three Yank Turncoats Start Final Leg Home
Honolulu reports three former American prisoners of war who defected to Red China began the last leg of their journey home aboard the President Cleveland. William C. Cowart Lewis W. Briggs and Otho G. Bell, after nearly five years on foreign soil, toured Honolulu then sailed for San Francisco while awaiting possible trial.
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Honolulu
United States
Eisenhower
Cleveland
William C. Cowart
Dalton
Lewis W. Briggs
Boro
Miss
Olympia
Wash
Red China
U.S
San Francisco
Shipboard
Reds
Elderly Kansas City woman found beaten to death in basement
Mrs. Muriel M. Brown, 66, was discovered murdered in the basement of her Wyandotte County home. Police say she was gagged and fatally beaten days before discovery. Her son Harold King, 37, of Arlee Montana, said she planned to sell the house and move there. King arrived to help search after neighbors reported she was missing since July 12. James Richardson, 39, of Richmond Missouri, is sought for questioning. no charges filed.
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Kas
Muriel M. Brown
Wyandotte County
Harold King
Arlee
Mont
King
James Richardson
Richmond
Kansas
Charles Calvin
Robert Smiley
Richardson
Montana
Geneva a Start Toward Less Tension Adenauer
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called the Geneva conference a successful start toward easing world tension. He urged further talks and praised Eisenhower's armament control proposal as decisive, urging the Soviets to back disarmament. He noted German reunification as key to European stabilization and global easing of tension.
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Switzerland
Konrad Adenauer
Geneva
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Europe
Cyprus Self-Determination Question Reopened at U N
Greece urged the United Nations to again consider this year the Cyprus issue, seeking self determination for British rule ruled island.
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Cyprus
United Nations
Greece
U.N. Assembly
Eisenhower Faces 114 Bills After Geneva Conference
President Eisenhower returns to the desk to find 114 bills from Congress awaiting his action following the Geneva conference. The pile reflects a heavy legislative workload as the White House outlines priorities and decision timelines.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Eudora Visitors Call on Pfleger Home
Mr. and Mrs. Duff Bernitz and their grandson visited the Pfleger home south of Eudora on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gruber and son John returned to Eudora after their trip.
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Duff Bernitz
Little Granson
Des Moines
Iowa
Pfleger
Eudora
J. W. Gruber
John
Local Social Notes and Directory Update in Eudora
Two week vacation in Glendale California guests of Mrs Gruber s sister Mrs Elizzie Dotson and Miss George Bergerhaus Miss Florance Thomas El Cajon Calif and Mrs Shirley Wolfe Lawrence were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Papenhau sen. Monday night dinner guests included Roy Breithaupt Garden City Howard Wilson and children Diana and Jimmy Chola Breithaupt and Henrietta Schubert. New Mutual Telephone directory distributed to Eudora subscribers with 18 pages William Zeisennis listed last name in 60 names top block. M column contains 44 names. Fifty seven names appear in the classified section.
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Glendale
Calif
Gruber
Elizzie Dotson
George Bergerhaus
Florance Thomas
el Cajon
Shirley Wolfe
Lawrence
Fred Papenhausen
Pete Edelbrock
Roy Breithaupt
Garden City
Howard Wilson
Diana
Jimmy
Chola Breithaupt
Henrietta Schubert
New Mutual
Eudora
Wiliam Ziesenis
Mutual Telephone elects D Dunlap president in Eudora board vote
D Dunlap was elected president of the board of the Mutual Telephone Company of Eudora replacing the deceased Ellie Roe. Bert Seiwald became vice president, Ralph Terre elected secretary and Homer Gerstenberger treasurer. George Bartz named manager, with 528 phones served across 834 miles south and 3 miles in each direction.
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D. Dunlap
Mutual Telephone Company of
Eudora
Ellie Roe
Bert Seiwald
Ralph Terre
Homer Gerstenberger
George Bartz
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