Marines battle federal prison escape at Alcatraz
Chaos and gunfire engulf Alcatraz as convicts mount a bold escape attempt. Marines land to seal the yards while guards suffer multiple injuries, and ringleaders Coy and Cretzer seize control of sections of the cell blocks. Hostages are taken as the nightlong battle continues with searchlights and armored boats surrounding the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars Fairy
le Johnston
Coy
Joseph Paul ‘Cretzer
McNeillaland
Sife
U.B. Imrahel
Wetepe
McNeil
Miran Edgar Thompson
Amarillo
Alcatray
Leaven- Worth
recordOf
Elrktescapen
Mm Bhockley
Musea
Okie
Alcatras
Nenworth Slay
Marvin Franklin Hubbard
Chittanooga
Tenn
Atlanta
Clarence Carnes
Oranite Okin
U.S. Duarvins
Clintons City
Burch
Tiwan
Barvh
Rede
Joseph Simpson
R. R. Baker
Henry W. Weinhold
Cecil D. Darwin
William A. Miller
Joseph Burdett
E. B. Laceson
Robert C. Bristow
Fred S. Roberts
Carl W. Sundstrom
Orien
Harold
Stites
Herachel R. Oldham
Elmus Besk
Har Cochrane
Fred J
New Jobs For Ex Service Men In The Regular Army
The War Department announces that men honorably discharged from the army on or after May 12 1945 may enlist in the regular army in their former MOS. Qualified personnel receive pay based on their prior service and length, with excellent training and a future career in skilled trades. Details are at the U S Army Recruiting Sub-Station in the post office building Lawrence Kan.
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Intelim
Tineran
War Department
U.S. Army
Ing
Lawrence
Kan
Collision on Highway 10 near Eudora injures none
Two 1541 Buick cars suffered badly smashed front left fenders in a on highway 10 near Eudora. Deputy R W Sanders reported no injuries to occupants. One car driven east by Robert A Harp court reporter from Childress Texas was on the shoulder when struck by a vehicle driven by George W Bollin Jr V 12 student at KU moving west after attempting to pass another car.
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Eudora
R. W. Sanders
Robert A. Harp
Childress
Tex
George W. Bollin, Jr
K.U
Douglas county Young Republicans to meet in Kansas City Kansas
Representatives from Douglas and six other counties will attend a District Two county organizations meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building in Kansas City Kansas tomorrow afternoon. The gathering, chaired by Charles Stough, will examine policies from the State Conference of College Young G. O. P. held in Topeka April 5 and 6, with a 2:30 start and a dinner at Wyandotte County Lake that evening for attendees.
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Douglas: County Young Republican Club
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Kan
Charles Stough
Douglas County
College Young G. O. P
Topeka
Wyandotte
Johnson
Franklin
Anderson
Lynne
Miami
Douglas
Stovugh
Kansas Miners to Move for Unemployment Pay
Pittsburg Kansas May 3 Henry Allai president district 14 United Mine Workers said an appeal will be taken from a decision of the state unemployment compensation department denying unemployment compensation to idle miners in this district. The decision was announced in Topeka Wednesday. We will just keep appealing until we get justice for our men Allai said and added that he was unable to understand the ruling since claims were allowed under previous situations that were the same. Claims of more than 500 miners idle since April 1 are involved. Joe P. Gendusa of Vitistre has been retained to handle the appeals. Allai and Joe Hromek district secretary treasurer left today for Washington to attend a meeting of union policy committee Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Henry Allai
United Mine Workers
State Unemployment Compensation Department
Topeka
Allai
Joe P. Gendusa
Vitistre
Joe Hromek
Washington
Iiing
Memorial Hospital Notes and Local Notables Update
Hospital notes report H D Reed improving after a heart attack at Reeves Grocery and surgeries for Mrs Archie Warrington and Mrs Herbert Nehrbast. David Shields remains a medical patient. Also, Clarence P Oakes returns to Independence after naval reserve service in Germany and the Middle East. James T Nolan dies at Winter General Hospital from a track accident. Dr H Warren Kloepfer named dean of the College of Emporia starting September.
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H. D. Reed
Tilinols Stret
Reeves
Archie Warrington
Perry
Herbert Nehrbast
David Shields
Winter Hospital
Topeka
UPI
James T. Nolan
Westphalia
Winter General Hospital
Waverly
Franchis J. Highberger
Personal notices mention travel and family visits
Myp Ralph Tait left for Chicago to spend the weekend with her son Eugene a Notre Dame student and will visit Indianapolis before returning home in about ten days. Mrs Hattie Shockey returns to 944 New York street after two months in Needles with her son Leon and daughter Dorothy. Mrs W W Root and Mrs Proctor attend a maiden wedding anniversary in Galt Missouri. Dr and Mrs D Marshall have returned to their home in Col.. Agent at 1142 Alabama street underwent an operation and is recovering. Journal-World classifies rents note many rooms apartments and houses rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Tait
Chicago
Eugene Tait
Notre Dame
Indianapolis
Ind
Hattie Shockey
New York Street
Needles
Calif
Leon’ Shockey
Mre
Shockey
Dorothy Shockey
Rs. W. W. Root
Barker Deer
Galt
Mra
Proctor
Mr. Root
D. Marshall
Col- HA
Marshall
Alabama Street
Journal-World Classi
ODT Orders Out In Rail Service
Dispatch details rail freight curbs prioritizing livestock and perishables with coal and oil use by regional lines. Passenger cuts set by individual railroads, while Union Pacific and Santa Fe report coal and oil usage patterns. Eudora Odd Fellows plan spring party for Rebekahs and families with 25 year members honored.
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Johnson
ODT
John Robinson
Union Pacific
Rock Island
P. Addy
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Chicago
Parsons
Man
Katy
Missouri-Kansan-Texas
S Oil-Turners
Wina in Drag Show Winner at Wichita Dog Show
Best in show honors went to Myray Masterpiece a cocker spaniel owned by L Smith Turner of Columbia Mo beating 210 dogs across 41 breeds from 12 states in the American Kennel Club event held here Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wina
Wichita
Uchampion Myray
L. Smith Turner
Columbia
American Kennel Club
Yucca Yucca Memorial Benefit Show Tickets Go On Sale
Tickets for the student Memorial benefit production Yucca Yucca went on sale today on the University campus two booths to handle demand one in the Union building and one in the rotunda of Frank Stronghall the show will be presented in Hoch auditorium Friday evening May 10 at 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Frank Stronghall
Hoch Auditorium
Mr and Mrs Adams honored at 30th anniversary dinner
Eudora Friday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Walker for Mr and Mrs J D Adams 30th wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar Lothholz Mr and Mrs J L Kindred Miss Henrietta Schubert and others. bridge prize went to Mrs Kindred and Mr Adams with Miss Schubert as consolation. Warmer, a 28-month service member returning from the South Pacific, received an honorable discharge in Seattle on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
J. D. Adams
Eske
Mra
Adams
Oscar Lothholz
J. L. Kindred
Minnie Jones
Henrietta Schubert
Walker
Eudora Notes of Visits and Social Gatherings
In April 46 residents of Eudora and nearby towns hosted and visited relatives and friends across Kansas. Host families included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Nieder Mr. and Mrs. Solon Markley and others. Attendees shared meals attended garden meetings and participated in club activities with many trips to Lawrence and Kansas City noted.
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Pies
Lillian Fuller
Kansas
John Moody
Moody
Pearl Springer
Los Angeles
Calif
Ann
M. Howe
Kansas City
Gertie Steffen
LaDona Larson
Grand Forks
N. D
St. Paul
Minn
Eudora
Herbert
Lawrence
Freq Rothberger
Curtis Diedrich
F. §. Forsythe
Annabell Kine
Ruthrauff
Phyllis
Jim
Gottlieb Nieder
Everning
Tonganoxie
Nieder
Ats
Charles Breithaupt
Kerman
Martin Breithaupt
Johnnie Breithaupt
Worden
iLater
Eugene Griffin
Baldwin
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
I wish to thank my neighbors and friends for these expressions of comfort during the illness and death of my husband. Mrs. G. G. Richardson 21 New York St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Richardson
New York St
Hanging caps risk as cans loosen under stacked plates
Fragment describes hazards of hanging caps from hooks above crowded shelves where piles of plates could topple cans, noting a risk to handlers. It also cites Vegetarianism entering use around 1847.
Market News York and Kansas City May 3
Market news from York reports gains in bonds and rails mixed. wheat stable, rye up five cents, hogs active. Kansas City livestock show steady to higher demand with cattle and calves in light supply. hogs unchanged and sheep selling steady. Local grain and egg prices mixed with small receipts and steady buying interest.
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York
Orleans
Chicago
Kansas City
Arizona
Mar
Kaneas City
Maya
Abshdaj
Chicago Potato Market and Wall Street Wrap
Chicago markets show slow potato demand and moderate supplies with prices steady to weaker for key grades. Wall Street action in New York sees a cautious session with widespread declines and selective gains led by industrial issues and major rail stocks amid unsettled trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lipa
Industrial names listed in a fragmented report
International Harvester, Faster Ir linea, Anaconda, Du Poni, Warner Hreal Tesas Co. and Union Carbide appear as scattered company names in a damaged snippet. The text lacks context, dates, locations, or actions to form a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternational Harvester
Faster Ir Linea
Anaconda
du Poni
Warner Hreal Tesas Co
Union Carbide
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Fendara
Beth Cara
Young G. Q. P
Oakes
States Independence
Clarence P. Oakes
Naval Reserve
U5. Naval Forces
Germany
Ninth Naval District
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
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H. Warren Kloepfer
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
College of Emporia
D. A. Hieschler
Kloepfer
R. Morrin Miller
Eudora Odd Fellows
Rebekaha
Allen Westerhouse
Don Westheffer
Noble Grand
John Nareld
Leslie Olson
Oklahoma City
Beaniff Airways
Olson
Black-Siballa- Bryson Company
Newton
Hays
Newton High School
Paris
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Faris
Keee
Clarence Campbell
Frances Terrsi
Wiliam J. Cummings
Douglas County District Court
Margaret J. White
Melvin N. White
Salt Lake City
Linh
Roger
Solon Markley
Vo EB. Rhoades
Norwich
Markiey
Rhoades
Emporia State
al Roe
Garl Pfleger
Carl Hernitz
L.A. Marsh
Fifeen
Arthur Bernitz
Alice Bernitz
L. E. Hutching
Sharon Lee
Hutching
John Everley
Sergeant Hutchins
Ft. Knox
Albert Grosdidier
Rosemary
Greeley
Grosdidier
Awatha
Grosdidiers
Paola
Milton Sullivant
W.it.y
Martin's Cafe
Mavor
Tahn Kazmater
Clarence Daugherty
Ralph Davids
C. J. Steuckman
Warrenton
Wiliam Miller
Stephen Oldham
Larry
Oldham
Sam Ness
Floyd
Rners
Betty Rose
Carl Nieder
Lone Star
Fay Anderson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jack Dailey
Fregno
Memoriam
Wayne E. Lord
Lizon
Philippines
Jed
Grandmother Ewing
Pfe
Luzon
Donna J. Moorman
Abe Red
White and Blue Club
Philadelphia
William A. Barrett
Chas, Howe
Awrence— Burrady Collegy
Tion Automobile
Tack Insurance
Fhone
Lawrence, Kansan
TV Out
el Tela
Arkansas Springs
Heghorn Springs
Nacine Fite
Hbrotlers
Meese
Vavere
EEBS
Home Loans
The
Douglas County Building & Loan Assn
John C. Emick
Pres
Cain
Ralph R. Cain
Massschusstts
Wall Street
New York
Wiene
Tranters
Lbergny
Bebidas
Chas Stear Ener Motors
Santa Fe Southern Pacific
Southern Hallway
Nether Teifie
Alerivan ‘ Shove
Mhestrie Mawer
Jbetit
Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Timarker
Gem Fonds
John Ky Nt
Kanetes
Muntgoi Ward
Claire North
Us Penney
Philips Perter Sears+Reeh ayrds
Baalk
Granada Theaters
John Holt
Picture
Granada Theater
L. T. Harris CO
802
Mass
Jayhawker Ga
Causete Colbert
Onon Welles
George Brent
Granada Theatre
Gertie
OWL
Yen
Dennis O'Keefe - Marie
McDonald Ay
Granada
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