Arrests in Reno burglary tied to Redfield cash and jewels
A 36 year old brunette held in Flagstaff faces charges as a possible finger woman in the 114 million dollar Redfield burglary in Reno. FBI says she carried 50000 in stolen cash and 28 pieces of jewelry, with securities, while six people have been arrested. Police in St Louis report an airline stewardess fatally shooting a company official after a quarrel. Keil, 43, died after six gunshot wounds found in a parked car. The stewardess, Betty Lou Tracy, signed a statement admitting the shooting, claiming threats and previous intimacies. In farm land news, America holds about 1 150 000 000 acres, up 95 million since 1935.
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Jeanne D'are Machaud
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Browne Hairgrove
Overland
Ozark Air Lines
Betty Lou Tracy
Keil
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America
Clean Up Man Morris to Face Senate Inquiry Again
Washington reports government cleanup man Newbold Morris is slated for another inquiry within a month. Senator McCarran will summon Morris before the Senate Judiciary Committee to testify under oath about possible past associations with Communist front activities. Rep Potter claims Morris has a sordid background in Communist fronts, a point Morris denies, while Morris says he will send questionnaires to top federal officials and probe outside income.
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Newbold Morris
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Morris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rep
Potter
R-Mich
House
House Un-American Activities Committee
Rep. Meader
Waugh Heads Kansas Livestock Association in State Ruling
C E Waugh of Sharon Springs was elected president of the Kansas Livestock Association at its biennial convention in Wichita. He succeeds Bob White of Garnett as Bart Kidhour of Cambridge was named vice president and A C Pickett of Topeka was re elected secretary treasurer. Directors include Leroy Johnson McPherson Morton King Potwin R H Joyce Ulysses George Andrews and others. Gov. Alfred gave remarks lauding cattlemen for free enterprise and criticizing federal policy.
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Wichita
C. E. Waugh
Sharon Springs
Kansas Livestock Association
Bob White
Garnett
Bart Kidhour
Cambridge
A. C. Pickett
Topeka
Leroy Johnson
McPherson
Morton King
Potwin
R. H. Joyce
Ulysses
George Andrews
Kananalis
Gov. Arn
Kansas
Truman
Finochle Backing Polio Fight In Carbondale
Joe Lerner, president of a clothing firm, uses weekly pinochle winnings to aid the March of Dimes. He donated 57 to the 1951 polio drive, 60 in 1952, saying his losses come from his own pocket. In Moline, teachers may receive apples if not asked to contribute money.
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Carbondale
Joe Lerner
Ninth grade cast performs Hans Brinker amid audience disruption
The second cast of ninth graders staged Hans Brinker or The Silver Skates Saturday night. Ballcony patrons whistled and tossed pennies during songs, troubling first time actors, vaadans and dancers who persevered. Cast list includes Jon Traylor Martha Crosier Carolyn After Jaydee Stinton and Mike Jones with Taal Number by Taal and Dance Me Loose.
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Jon Traylor
Ans Brinker
Martha Crosier
Gretel
Carolyn
Jaydee Stinton
Mike Jones
Ralf Brinker
Pat Carter
Yvonne Richardson
Wancy Jo Smith
Jeanne Langrell
Bob Davis
Rex Carleton
Donald Tusher
Hubert Pritchett
Shirley Jones
Eunice Reep
Mary Lois Fontius
Kathy Morgan
Carol Daum
Charlyne McCinggage
Archie Smith
Ry Dixon
Karel
Susan Woodruff
Nancy Mansfield
John Mansfield
Nancy
Kenneth Anderson
Francea McCleery
Barbara Marshall
Mansfield
Gerald Carney
Deal Six
Barbara Sample
Pat Durr
N. W. Pettengill
Jon James
Overbrook Clinic board forms plans and fund drive
The Overbrook Community Clinic created a board to elect officers and form committees to locate a site, hire a head physician, and raise funds. Fred Reed was chosen chairman with Robert Clark as vice chairman and several others named to key posts. Directors report $20,000 incorporation and over $17,000 subscribed as they seek a site, doctor, and building plans amid a two-bank share sale.
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Overbrook
Fred Reed
Robert Clark
Frank Garretary
Don Hoyt
Boart
Emery Fager
J. G. Brysoi
Rob Clark
Cordis
Kansans in Washington Hear Morris Fager Dinner Speaker
Morris E. Fager director of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission will headline the Kansas State Society annual dinner and dance in Washington on April 1. Senator Schoeppel is president of the society and Patricia Ann Pierson, Burlington, Kan., is Kansas in Time guest of honor and may be named festival queen after riding the Kansas float in the Cherry Blossom Festival parade April 3.
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Morris E. Fager
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Kansas State Society
Sen. Schoeppel
R-Kan
Patricia Ann Pierson
Ray Pierson
Burlington
Kan
Kansas
Miss Pierson
Sunflower Man Dies in Atchison Auto Crash
James Keaton 31 of Sunflower died from injuries after a Sunday automobile accident in Atchison. His wife Mary Louise, 20, escaped with minor injuries and their two small children were not hurt.
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Atchison II
James Keaton
Sunflower
Atchison
Mary Louise
Collision at intersection injures none of Reed party
The Keaton car collided with the vehicle driven by Mr and Mrs Reed of Parsons at an intersection. The Reed couple sustained no injuries.
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Keaton
W. J. Reed
Parsons
Reeds
Marine Corps Announces New Enlistment Policy
Marine Corps announces a new enlistment policy for men with dependents and married men. Eligible applicants may enlist in the Marine Corps Reserve for three or four years or an indefinite period. Two years of the enlistment would be served on active duty with same requirements as the regular Marine Corps. Applicants must be over 17 and meet physical moral and mental standards. Interested men may contact the Marine Office Building Bringe.
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Michael A. Oding
Tanaka Maine Corps
Marine Corps Reserve
Dringo
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