Death by own action cited in plane crash case
Emanuel Eisenberg editor in New York was killed when a training plane plunged into New York Bay following a mid air struggle with pilot Joseph Rosemarin. Police call the death a case of death by own action and arrest Rosemarin on a felonious assault charge with bail set at 5000.
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Jersey City
N. J
Emanuel Eisenberg
New York
New York Bay
Joseph Rosemarin
Brooklyn
Staten Island
N. Y
Eisenberg
Bayonne
Henry Gautier
Joseph McKenny
Gautier
Rosemarin
Robson
Group Theater
Mexico
Ruth Eisenberg
Emanuel
Fred Drewen
Osprey
Yankees Put Up For Sale At Rumored $4 Million Price
Reports from New York indicate Ruppert estate seeks about 4 million for the Yankees with offers near 2 million so far. Potential buyers include Madison Square Garden Corp and alleged talk involving Joseph Kennedy and a New England syndicate. Estate taxes loom, but officials say a sale is not confirmed and no definite deal exists.
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New York
Tee York Yankees
Eirs
Jacob Ruppert
Wall Street
Associated Press
Yankees
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
New England
Francis Murphy
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Byron Clark, Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
Murphy
Clark
Altho
Ruppert
Colonel Ruppert
New York State
Hunters and trappers rise in U S according to survey
The biological survey reports a growing number of hunters trappers and fishermen in the nation at about half a million annually. hunting licenses rose from 5 988 064 in 1985 to 7 524 700 in 1988 and license fees in 1938 totaled 12 627 dollars.
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Washington
Biological Survey
K U Women’s Glee Club Officers Relax Between Rehearsals
The K U Women s Glee Club officers sit in front of Frank Strong hall. Left to right: Beth Young business manager Greta Gibson student director Ann Rightmire president Rosalys McCrery secretary Helen Edlin librarian. They perform with the men’s organization Monday at 8 p m Hoch auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Women’s Glee Club
Frank Stronghall
Beth Young
Greta Gibson
Ann Rightmire
Rosalys McCrery
Helen Edlin
Hoch Auditorium
Combined Vespers Concert Opens Week’s End
The final all musical vesper of the school year takes place Sunday at 4 p m in Hoch auditorium. The University Women’s Glee Club Westminster A Cappella Choir and University Symphony Orchestra will perform with the University String Quartet. A two piano prelude and fugue by Skilton based on Mozart and a two violin movement from Vivaldi arranged by Naches are featured. The series marks its sixty fifth concert in seventeen years.
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Hoch
School of Fine Artsaculty
the Hill
University Women’s Glee Club
Westminster A Cappella Choir
University Symphony Orchestra
University String Quartet
Ruth Orcutt
Allie Merle Canger
Charles Sanford Skilton
Mozart
Skilton
Vienna
Waldemar Gelich
Karl Kuersteiner
Vivaldi
Naches
Hopkins outlines secret census income questions option
Secretary Hopkins announced today a mail back option for census income questions to protect privacy. The choice allows respondents to answer directly or submit anonymously in a sealed envelope to Washington while maintaining essential data for unemployment and purchasing power analysis amid privacy objections raised by Senator Tobey.
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Washington
Mar
Hopkins
Tobey
R-N.h
Bioff Ordered to Complete Six Month Term
Chicago March 15 William Bioff west coast movie labor leader was ordered to finish a six month sentence for pandering. The order is delayed to March 25 to allow an appeal to the state supreme court. Chief Justice John Prystalski ruled the court had no jurisdiction to release Bioff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Bioff
House of Correction
Bioff
State Supreme Court
John Prystalski
Criminal Court
Prystalski
Juarez residents say witness life not bad in U S
Three Juarez Mexicans tell federal officers escorted them back across the border that being a material witness for the United States government is not a bad life. They had been held in Santa Fe for nearly six months and received room and board plus 166 dollars each, about 1000 pesos at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
United States
Juarez
Mexico
Santa Fe
Engineers Get Jobs for Eight Chemistry Students
Eight chemical engineering students have accepted positions with Seagrams, Phillips Petroleum, National Starch, and Columbia Alkali divisions. Four grads, including Lyle Samples, already employed. four others graduate in June to join Texas, Port Arthur, and related firms.
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T. H. Marshall
Lyle Samples
Conway Springs
Paul Clenny
Kansas City
Seagrams Company
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Howard Sailors
Dodge City
Weaver McCaslin
Kincaid
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Arthur Lorenz
Topeka
Melvin Hefty
Valley Falls
Texas Company
Port Arthur
Tex
Vincent Rothman
Seneca
National Starch Products
New York City
Hobart Twiehaus
Indepedence
Columbia Alkali
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Barberton, QO
DIDN'T FEEL LIKE STAYING Man Falls At Scene Charged With Leaving
James Silecki, injured after a locomotive struck his car at a grade crossing in Marcus Hook, returned home for treatment and was later charged by police with leaving the scene. Hazel Konantz, 54, Fort Scott clubwoman and mother of K U student Marilynn Konantz, died after a two year illness.
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Marcus Hook
James S. Silecki
Hazel Konantz
Fort Scott
Kan
Marilynn Konantz
School of Fine Arts
K. U
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
A. B. Konantz
Marilynn
Hazel
Traffic Court Fines Highlight Reckless Driving and Stop Sign Violations
Francis Herndon was fined $5 in police court this morning for reckless driving. Hugh Taylor was fined $2 for passing a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Herndon
Hugh Taylor
Natick Voters Fund Bumpy Street To Slow Traffic
The Natick town meeting approved a $50 appropriation to install speed bumps on West Street near the town bathhouse at Dug Pond. Proponents said bumps will slow cars for child safety while opponents questioned liability for damage to autos.
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Natick
Mass
Dug Pond
Yiddish Records Lead to Fine for Store Operator
Louisville police say a second hand store operator was fined $10 after refusing to write records in English. Detectives Bert Ross and Louis O'Bryan insisted on English due to unreadable Yiddish records during a pawnshop investigation.
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Louisville
Bert Ross
Louis O’bryan
Pawnshop Investigation Squad
Sve
Court orders halt on Grand River dam work
Oklahoma Governor Leon C. Phillips wins a temporary court restraining order delaying completion of the Grand River dam project pending a $889 275 claim for road and land damages. The order comes as troops remain at the dam amid martial law and PWA officials say work will not halt for 10 to 12 days. District Judge W M Thomas scheduled a hearing Wednesday on the injunction.
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Disney
Okla
Oklahoma
Grand River Dam
Uncle Sam
Leon C. Phillips
Phillips
Orded Massman Construction Co
Kansas City
National Guard
Wagoner
W. M. Thomas
Miami
Washington
Clark Foreman
Public Works Administration
Grand River
PWA
Foreman
Grand River Authority Board
De Soto Residents Host and Visit Family Over Weekend
Lawrence guests visit De Soto households including Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Hunter and Mrs. Sherman Casebier accompanied by relatives. Students from local schools attend county spelling contests in Olathe as Esther Morgan and others spend weekend with Kansas City kin.
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Kansas City
Wright
Ina Martin
Virginia Eldridge
Betty Jo Pratt
Olathe
Ardyce Freeman
Mary Christner
Ed Freeman
Truman Ransome
Topeka
Ed Gilbreath
Evelyn
Edwin Ransome
Charles Ransome
Lawrence
Clyde Harvey
Louis Warsop
Daisy Lou
Charles Freeman
DeSoto
Edgerton
Ferrel Martinson
W. H. Lovell
Merry Makers Club
Richard Jensen
Hugh Johnson
DeSoto High School
Ruth Esther Ott
Bert Hoffman
Taylor
H. A. W. Kessler
J. J. Coy
Floyd Wilson
Harry Miller
Ashlock-Longstreth
Elmer Zeigler
Lauren Hunter
W. O. Search
Willadean Roberts
J. D. Buckingham
Sherman Casebier
Mr. Casebier
Louise Jewett
Kansas University
A. J. Nelson
Nelson
Nose Osborne
Hattie Hale
A. J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Paul Seaton
Winston and Kidder, Mo
Joyce Jackson
Janetta Pratt
Blanchard Mickel
Leland Penner
Mary Louise Hall
Thelma Willis
Jack Green
Yunior Johnson
Lone Star School
Esther Morgan
E. D. Morgan
Valley Grove Community Notes Move and Farewells
Mr and Mrs Richard Petrie and family moved to the Russell farm last week. Mr and Mrs Jack Wells left for Arkansas after several years here, with a farewell party hindered by bad weather. Walter Dunbar and family of Lawrence visited Petrie. Gary Arlen Skeet, son of Harold and Mrs Skeet, broke a finger in a car door last week while the family was in town. Clifford Kincaid has been here from.
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Kansas City
Greene
Viola Thiry
C. A.’ Petrie
Arthur Ousdahl
Kelle Kimmell
McLouth
Barbara Zook
Lawrence
Jerald Petrie
Chester
State Department of Éducation
Oskaloosa
Buford
D. E. McDonald
McAllen
Tex
Vernon King
Thiry
Dan Smith
C. A. Jones
R. D. Shaw
William Puckett
Jefferson County
Republican Central Committee
Holton
Wellman
Russell Shaw
Richard Petrie
Russell Farm
Jack Wells
Arkansas
Wells
Walter Dunbar
MacLouth High School Wins District Tournament
In Nortonville finals held over the reported week, MacLouth High School won the district tournament. Several other schools earned enough points to classify in A B or C but lack essential requirements leaving them ineligible. The Journal-World notes the classifieds as the town’s busiest market.
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MacLouth High School
Nortonville
Charles Herschell
Baldwin
Snow
Sunnyside
Herschells
All Sen Club
Frank Parker
Wellman
Jane
Willard Phillips
Phillips
Gladys Vanderpool
Lizzie Petrie
Mary Evilsiz
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Dam
DE Soto
Prenneth Roberts
Tracy Robt
Young
Walter Brennan
Ruth Hussey
Pete Smith
Fox
Wren
Lawrence Theatre
Lorenzo Fuller
Young Barytone
Vic Miller
Three Rhythm Queens
Fred Astaire
Eleanor Powell
Valley Grove
Patee
Susannah
The
Chance
Zane Grey
Knights of the Range
Russell
Bet Eo
CFOR
Jean Parker
Oregon Trail
Elema
Joe E. Brown
Claudette Colbert
Don Ameche
eMee
McKesson
VapoRub
Whitman
Rankin’s Drug Store
Peppard
Nieder
Allis-Chalmers
Massachusetts
Granada
Leslie Howard
Pathfinder
Carter Super Service
Ingrid Bergman
Jane Withers
Joe Brown, JR
Cartoon News
Ronald Colman
Ohio
Journal - World
Baby
Douglas County
Hatchery
Vt. St
Seymour Pac
Pillsbury
Derby
Derby Grain Co
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