Storms Lash Away Through Missouri Theft Reports
Three thefts were reported to the Police Department in the past 24 hours. Herb Marshall reported a break in at 1214 Haskell Ave with items stolen including a .22 rifle and household goods. Robert T. Shoop said a wheel and tire from his car at 1603 Harper St disappeared valued at 45.87 dollars. Bill Copp at Clark Super Service on 511 W St. St. reported a radio stolen from a cooler worth 29.95 dollars.
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Herb Marshall
Haskell Ave
Robert T. Shoop
Harper St
Clark Super
S11
W. St. St
Bill Copp
US Says Atom Violators Can Muffle Blasts
A White House scientists panel said underground nuclear tests could be muffled and ongoing inspection would be needed to detect violations. The report was given to Soviet delegates in Geneva as talks on a test ban proceed. The group, led by Dr. Lloyd Berkner, said three more years of research are needed to develop effective detection, yet the findings do not undermine support for a ban with an enforceable control system. It notes the current 180 global detection stations would still miss many events, underscoring the need for continued verification and inspection.
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Washington
White House
Geneva
Presidential Advisory Board
U.S
Nevada
Berkner Group
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ralph R Cain
Funeral services will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church in Lawrence for Mrs. Ralph R. Cain. She died at her sister’s home in Tonganoxie after a three month illness. She is survived by her husband, two children, a brother, a sister, and two granddaughters. Pallbearers include local men from Tonganoxie.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Ralph R. Cain
Tonganoxie
Richard B. Dyer
Bolster’s Mills
Maine
Malcolm McNaughton
Leavenworth
Seifrit
Gene McKone
Walter Zoellner
Fred Zoellner
Charles Laming
William Stephenson Sr
David Parker
Foster Laming
Dale Rawlings
Hans Freienmuth
Walter Bleakley
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Violent Missouri Storms Cause Severe Damage Across Region
A line of violent thunderstorms swept western Missouri with winds up to 80 mph and hail, spawning a tornado that damaged Wayne Jackson farm near Carthage. Three injured, farms damaged, rail cars overturned, power lines down, and extensive losses reported in Warrensburg, Orrick, and across Kansas City area.
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Missouri
Wayne Jackson
Carthage
Mary Jackson
Alvin Huff
Ray County
Orrick
George Gowing
Burlington
Warrensburg
Kingsville
Richmond
Camden
Hardin
Henrietta
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Kinsville
William C. Tucker
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
St. Joseph
City Hall
Hallmark Cards, Inc
10Th and
Troost
Joyce Chrisswell
Walter Ray Tomlinson
Webb City
Joplin
Haif
Excessor Springs
Santa's Friend Virginia Receives Retirement Dinner
Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas, known for the legendary Santa Claus query 62 years earlier, was honored with a retirement dinner in Brooklyn after 43 years as a public school teacher and principal. She, now widowed, remains famed for her faith in kindness and the timeless Christmas spirit she inspired in students.
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New York
Santa Claus
Virginia
Virginia O'Hanlon
New York Sun
Santa
Laura Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas
Brooklyn
Kris Kringle
Entry List Soars For Legion Show At Lawrence
The June 19 to 21 Lawrence Horse Show aims to break records as entries top 200 with expected totals near 450. Miss Clara Petefish, show secretary, notes strong entries at Douglas County 4H Fairgrounds with 7 600 attendance last year and good weather aiding a potential new mark. Lemon Drop Kid from Sunnyslope Farms is billed as a star, with Western and Parade Horse classes as usual. Each night starts at 7 o clock and the event is sponsored by the American Legion.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Clara Petefish
American Legion
Lemon Drop Kid
Sunnyslope Farms
Scott City
Kid
St. John's Softball Nets Two Wins at Lincoln Park
St. John's beat Lawrence Sanitary 4-3 and then defeated Church of Christ 5-3 at Lincoln Park. Tonight at 8 o'clock Happy Hal's Juniors face American Legion in a follow up matchup.
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St. John’s
Lawrence Sanitary
Church of Christ
Lincoln Park
Happy Hal's
American Legion
Elks and Kiwanis Win D. C. Carl League Games
The Elks defeated the Eagles 4 to 2 while Kiwanis defeated Lecompton 12 to 0 in D. C. Carl League baseball at Municipal Park on Thursday night.
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Elks
Eagles
Kiwanis
Lecompton
D. C
Municipal Park
Heart of America Puppy Match Sunday at Shawnee Mission North
The Heart of America Kennel Club holds its annual Puppy Match Sunday at Shawnee Mission North High School grounds. Judging begins 10 a.m. and Junior Showmanship at 2 p.m. A noon picnic lunch breaks the day. About 300 puppies ages three months to 12 months expected.
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Heart of America Kennel Club
Shawnee Mission North High School
America
Art Rose
Anderson Speaks on Finance Council Powers
Anderson a Republican argues against splitting business among separate boards and commissions. He says only a single finance council can legally authorize expenditures, urging that emergencies in the grain department can be handled with one day notice.
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Finance Council
Retirement housing unit described for EU staff
The planned building will be 139 feet long and 29 feet wide making a single apartment wide structure with separate entrances along the south side. Each unit will have a living area kitchen bath and dining space with private bedroom area. Marshall and Youngberg credit Miss Sprague Dr Ralph Canuteson Prof E B Stouffer and Dr E H Hashinger for planning the layout and design. Priority for rental will be based on years of service and applicant age.
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Marshall
Youngberg
Miss Sprague
Ralph Canuteson
E. B. Stouffer
E. H. Hashinger
Masar resigns as Lawrence Memorial Hospital administrator
Lawrence native Donald W. Masar leaves the city for Meeker Colorado to take a hospital administrator post there after about a year at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He thanks staff and says he leaves the hospital in good hands and among the finest in the area. The Indianapolis Clowns baseball team play the Georgia Flyers at Municipal Stadium with a postgame funshow.
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Donald W. Masar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Meeker
Colo
Masar
Indianapolis Clowns
Georgia Flyers
Municipal Stadium
Lions Club
Clowns
Flyers
Natureboy Williams
Ulysses Grant Greene
Hospital Births and Local Names List
Memorial Hospital reports multiple birth notices and residents connected to Tonganoxie Baldwin Leavenworth and surrounding areas. The list includes dozens of individuals with addresses and family designations noting a daughter born Thursday in Baldwin and other local references.
Two-Vehicle Collision Causes 225 in Damages
A Thursday morning crash at 9th and Ky Streets left no injuries. Leo Bernard Carruthers and Phyllis Hughes Grumm were identified as drivers, with damages of 75 to Carruthers’ car and 150 to Grumm’s vehicle.
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9Th
Ky. Sts
Leo Bernard Carruthers
la. St
Kentucky
Phyllis Hughes Grumm
Madeline Lane
Ninth
Carruthers
Grumm
Goodyear Strike Talks Fail at Topeka Plant
Negotiating teams for the Topeka Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co plant met until 6 p m Thursday without reaching agreement on contract terms affecting about 1700 workers. Union and management discussed terms but failed to resolve key issues.
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Topeka
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Man Is Convicted Of 1933 Murder
Arthur J. Eisenman 51 convicted of first degree murder in the 1933 slaying of 6 year old Nadine Vogel Love. Jury recommended a life sentence after nearly three hours of deliberation. The girl's body was found on a hillside north of Bonner Springs Kansas. Police questioned hundreds during the investigation. Eisenman was arrested in San Francisco on a bad check charge last October and admitted striking the child with his motor car. the state claimed rape and strangulation. The defense argued the death came from a head blow after being hit by Eisenman’s car.
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Kansas City
Kan
Arthur J. Eisenman
Nadine Vogel Love
Bonner Springs
Eisenman
San Fancisco
Player Muffs A Chance in Masters Tournament
Gary Player of South Africa squeaked past Doug Ford to lead the U S Open at Winged Foot after 36 holes with a total of 140 to Ford's 141. Player shot a front nine 33 but bogeyed the 17th to miss a bigger cushion before finishing with a 69. Ford matched a 69 for a 141 total.
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
South Africa
Gary Player
Winged Foot
Doug Ford
Player
Ford
Florida rape trial eyewitness testimony details four assailants
The victim testified four men with knife and gun raped her repeatedly in a wooded area near Tallahassee. Defense sought mistrial after a witness at lunch discussed the case. judge overruled. The witness said she complied under fear for her life as the trial continued.
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Slappey
Willion T. Collinsworth
Tallahassee
Collinsworth
Richard Allen Brown
Brown
Coed
Court docket brief shows two drunk driving cases
In the Courts Norris Porter of 738 Ash Street cited for drunk and fined 25 dollars. County Court Robert Leo Davis of Kansas City Kansas charged with driving while intoxicated fined 250 dollars and sentenced to 90 days.
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Norris Porter
Ash St
Robert Leo Davis
Kansas City
Kan
Lawsuits Filed by McNish and Whitebread Couples
Three civil actions listed for filing: Irene McNish against Albert McNish, Carolyn Jean Whitebread against Raymond Alvin Whitebread, and John H Edwards against Lucille Edwards. The record notes case types and parties seeking judicial determination.
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Irene McNish
Albert McNish
Carolyn Jean Whitebread
Raymond Alvin Whitebread
John H. Edwards
Lucille Edwards
Vacation Pak service for Journal-World carriers
The Journal-World offers a Vacation Pak service that saves issues while readers are away and delivers them in a package upon return. The program keeps issues secure until the subscriber resumes home delivery.
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