Montana Lady Unimpressed By Small Manhattan Island
HAL BOYLE profiles Susan Haughian a 64 year old Montana landowner visiting Manhattan Island. born in Ireland with ten children and debt, she values land power over people. she owns 80k to 100k acres and a Montana homestead ethic, while appreciating NYC exposure and nature.
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Convict Seeks 15 Year Cut in Prison Term
In San Francisco the U S Court of Appeals considers Norvell Milbern Bicksford a Leavenworth inmate appealing to reduce his 20 year auto theft sentence by 15 years He was sentenced in Koenix Arizona in 1947 His court appointed attorney urged reversal of a Phoenix federal district court order denying release after five years served The defendant claimed he did not know he was pleading guilty to the charges.
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London Times Writer to Speak at Kansas University
Eric Newton, art critic for the London Times, will speak at 1 p m tomorrow at the University of Kansas Art Museum about Why Modern Art is valued. Newton began as an artist and craftsman in mosaic, wrote for the Manchester Guardian in the 1920s, and authored The Meaning of Beauty. His works include essays in The New York Times Sunday magazine and London Sunday Times reissued as In My View.
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Harris will probate with large Kansas estate gifts
The will of Mrs. R. A. Harris died March 13 in Ottawa Kansas is filed for probate. Executors are her sons John P. Harris of Hutchinson and Sidney F. Harris of Ottawa. Provisions include selling her home to fund a trust for Ot tawa University loans to deserving male students and a 5000 gift to Ransom Memorial Hospital for a children's ward plus 1500 over five years for nursing care. She also leaves 25000 to Grace Episcopal Church and 20000 to each of two grandchildren. A sister in Birmingham receives 3000 a year for life. Residue goes to the Harris sons.
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Construction Cave-In Kills Man Three Hurt
A cave-in at a protection construction project in Kansas killed Ray Moser 51 of Yale Oklahoma and left three others slightly hurt. Moser was buried under five feet of dirt and recovered two hours later. Injured were Donald ...
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