Gunmen Kill Kansas City Country Club Manager Rimann
Police investigate a bold hired gunmen triple murder as Rimann, 43, country club manager and operator of pinball and juke box ventures, is shot beside his car. A getaway car with a hidden gun mount and siren is found abandoned. detectives number 35 as clues are sparse and money is suspected.
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Kansas City
Wolf C. Rimann
Henry W. Johnson
Rimann
Hillcrest
Johnson
Lon
Henry W. John
Indie x
Training for Men on a Rat Survey Starts in Lawrence
Joe Hunt of the U S Public Health Service will arrive to train volunteers for a rat survey in Lawrence in April. Simon Hurwitz leads a team of men. later a field army of women will expand inspections block by block with permission from homeowners. A Monday meeting at Liberty Memorial High School will outline procedures and feature Hunt’s talk and rat control films.
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Joe Hunt
United States Public Health Service
Lawrence
Simon Urwitz
Hurwitz
H. C. Mills
Homer Terry
Orry Walz
Binck
Mills
Carro] Clark
Health Advisory Council
Liberty Memorial High School
Hunt
U.S. Bahs
British Information Service
Cordley School
Stamlin
U.S
South Park
River Front
Mra
Rarick
A. Ro Maxwell
Leo Gusdaht
Will Pendleton
Thomas Will
Ted Wright
Grace Manon
Corlett Cotton
Richard Stevens
Haul Roofe
M. McCaffrey
Parke Woodard
Eugene Liddy
Lester Stutz
Robert Johnson
A. L. Dunlap
Eugene Miller
OR. Todd
George Mole
Thornton Hemphill
William S. Lefford
W. C. Boardman
E. T. Day
Albert Hayden
Harold W. Crowder
F. D. Marcellus
Emil Guntert
J. J. Krum
George Engleterger
W. E. Murphy
Francis Skiner
Jamesl. Bowers
E. ‘Centemeyer
Clarence Strunk
Ted J. Brown
M. N. Penny
J. R. Smonds
D. Don Haines
George
Messages Move Einstein To Acknowledge Birthday
Princeton, N J March 25 Dr Albert Einstein world renowned physicist said last week he was generating his 70th birthday recamed slightly and Eleven days after he turned on March 14 Einstein said he still was receiving letters telegrams and gifts from all parts of the world He was unable to answer all the requests but agreed now to acknowledge his birthday He said he was very much moved.
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Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Nstein
Hye
Lawrence Churches Mobilize For War Torn Europe Relief
Lawrence churchgoers will donate on Sunday to a 10 million dollar national fund aiding restoration of war-torn churches in Europe and Asia. First Christian and First Methodist held special offerings March 26 with about 600 dollars at the Christian church. Methodist funds will be tallied after two Fridays contributions. Funds support rebuilding as well as food clothing and general relief. Church World Service administers the Protestant portion and Catholic relief agencies handle Catholic gifts. A national One Great Hour program from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday on ABC NBC and CBS will spotlight needs with radio, TV and screen stars appealing to attend services and contribute.
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Lawrence
National Fund For
Europe
Asia
Firs Christian
First Methodist
First Christian Church
H. Hf. Sinpel
Lawrence Ministe Alliance
First Methodist Church
Edwin F. Price
Sippel
Church World Service, Inc
Protestant Churches of America
ABC
NBC
MRS. Radio
Suyve
Sereen
County 4-H Club Festival to Draw Large Crowd
A county 4-H festival will draw 205 members from 15 of 16 act clubs. The event starts at 9:30 a.m. at the Liberty Memorial auditorium and ends at 2:50 p.m. Gene Courtney, a RK U. graduate student, is the drama judge. Lindell Olds, listed as Wendell Olds yesterday, will judge other program parts.
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Deal Six
Liberty Memorial High Acoo
Enteria and
Six
Gene Courtney
Apeerk
RK U
Lindell Olds
Johnson County
Johnson County 4-H Club
Wendell Olds
Columnist Is Amazed He Has Lived So Long And Still Knows So Little
MAL spree bemoans rapid gadgetry and loss of practical skills in a reflective column. He lists confessions of things he cannot do, from driving and sewing to recognizing flowers, playing instruments, or wiring a TV. The piece argues modern life widens the gap between people and machines.
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Mal Spree
New York
Nan
Mar
Rover
Althoy
Stephen Foster
Huckligg Ny
Daniel Boone
Doc Hinstein
Property Transfers Survey Shapes State Tax Data Plan
Harold Beck shows 441 real estate transfers in the county over nine years. A Kansas council review ties transfers from 1940 to 1950 to a proposed monthly reporting rule for registries. The bill aims to compare assessments to sale values and may influence state funding distribution while cost estimates consider ongoing turnover trends.
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Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Kansas Registative Council
Heck
Senatos
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Ways and Means Committee
Beck
Kansan wins GE research fellowships total 18460
A Kansan among 15 college graduates awarded General Electric research fellowships totaling 18460. Seven Coffin fellowships support study in trial and ply setting. Swope fellowships fund study in industrial management engineering and physical sciences. Winners may receive up to 1500 plus equipment grants. F Morgan Warzel Walnut Kan received a Swope award and will attend Ohio State University.
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Schenectady
Mar
A_ Kansan
General Electric Company
Charles A. Coffin
Tne Tria
Plyseier Cht
Gerard Swope
F. Morgan Warzel
Walnut
Kan
Swope
Ohio State University
Eisenhower Names UNESCO Commission End Term
President Milton S. Eisenhow appoints a national commission for UNESCO this summer as Kansas educator completes a three year chairmanship. An act of Congress limits the chairmanship to three terms. the commission supports American participation in the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization.
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Eisenhower
Stephut
Manhattan
Kan
Milton S. Eisenhow
National Commission For Unesco
Kansas
United Nations Educat Scientific and Cultural Organization
Threat to Oil Grip Spurs Domestic Demand Hope
Tulsa reports a mid continent American Petroleum Institute meeting heard that rising Middle East production could erode European oil market control. Shell Pipe Line Co president T E Swigart told 700 oil men from Kansas Oklahoma Texas that domestic demand will keep the industry strong with a likely 1949 home consumption increase beyond 5 percent to about 6 million barrels.
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Tulsa
Okla
T. E. Swigart
Shell Oil Pipe Line Co
Houston
Tex
American Petroleum Institute
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Swigart
Synthetic fuels urged to back up oil supplies
A speaker emphasized that the nation can meet petroleum needs but urged developing synthetic fuel production as a supplement. Technical sessions began yesterday and will continue through today, focusing on strengthening energy strategy.
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X Ff
No damage in Fire at Lewis Bakers event
No damage reported at the Lewis Bakers gathering held at 816 Massachusetts Street yesterday. No injuries or further incidents noted. investigations or follow ups not detailed.
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Lewis Bakers
Massachusetts Street
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Journal-World
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