Clearing Mountain Slope For 27 Bodies In AA Crash
San Diego reports PK Bulldozers cut through forest and brush on Thing mountain to recover 27 bodies from the wrecked American Airlines plane. Rescue teams faced heavy fog and fire, with stretchers difficult to use. The westbound flight from New York rammed the mountain near Manzanita Reservation, 60 miles east of San Diego, yesterday.
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P. D. Fife
Kirkaville
Fife
Tucson
Ariz
Fire destroys clothing store and theater in Lincoln Kansas
A blaze of unknown origin destroyed the A. A. Anderson clothing store and the adjacent Princess theater in Lincoln, Kansas on March 4. The Smoky Hill base fire department traveled 45 miles from Salina to fight the fire discovered about 2:30 a.m. Sheriff Guy Roundtree said loss estimates were not yet available. Rites are planned for Charles R. Townsley, 62, associate editor of the Great Bend Tribune, who died after a brief illness.
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Theste
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Roundtree
Charles R. Townsley
Great Bend
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Great Bend Tribune
Simpson Organ Recital Delights Local Audience
G Crisa Simpson of the School of Fine Arts faculty offered an organ recital in Hoch auditorium drawing a sizable crowd. The program opened with the Great Dorian Toccata and Fugue, then Mozart’s Music of the Night arrangement, a rare Saint Saens Prelude and Fugue in B major, Mmoire du Soir from Vienna, and Maquaire’s First Symphony for Organ. Audience members congratulated the artist after the performance and a graduate recital by Anne Krehbiel was announced for March 6.
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School of Fine Arts Music
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Frank Strong Hall
Hodge warns over misconduct by U S troops in Korea
Lt Gen John M Hodge commander of the southern Korea occupation zone voiced concern about mis conduct among American troops. He said a few outlaws and several careless individuals threaten good will and trust of liberated Koreans, hinder mission progress, and damage America's prestige in the Orient. He cited a murder during a holdup and several robberies and assaults on Koreans, urging discipline and peer correction, or resort to strong self defense if needed.
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America
Orient
Hodge
Helve
Kansas Pilot Killed Assisting Wolf Hunt in Plane Crash
Thayer Kansas March 4 A 38 year old Coffeyville man Robert R Hamman was killed when his plane stalled during takeoff while aiding a coyote drive in southern Neosho county Witness Omer Kephart said the craft appeared to stall shortly after lifting off In a separate note a stolen motor car belonging to George Eston was found abandoned on a nearby street after being taken from Eighth and New Hampshire.
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Coffeyville
Neosho County
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George Eston
Missouri Street
Eighth
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Bread over beer in Capitol grain pledge sparks hunger relief push
Washington report cites cries of bread not beer on Capitol Hill as lawmakers urge grain allocations for food over distillers and brewers. Rep Bryson proposes a stronger ban on liquor, basing a new bill on grain needs for feeding starving people amid war and shortages. Rep Rees backs reallocating grain to food, asking if the nation should have less liquor and more bread.
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Bryson
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Reey
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Rees
Treasury Department
Record of historic liquor and beer production figures
Figures show liquor consumption reached a historic high last year with over 165,000,000 gallons of distilled liquor and more than 721 barrels of beer produced. The agriculture department reports 600,000 bushels of grain and a large malt from grain products, noting the potential bread output from this grain.
Actress Widow Martha Kemp Hints At Possible Marriage
Hollywood reports Martha Kemp Mature widow of Hal Kemp and former wife of Victor Mature may wed writer St Clair McKelway next month. Kemp, who divorced Mature years ago, was killed in a car accident while McKelway aids Leo McCarey on a screenplay.
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Mar
Martha Kemp Mature
Hal Kemp
Victor Mature
St. Clair McKelway
McKelway
Leo McCarey
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