Heavy Flood Toll Across Three States and Canada
The Red Cross reports thousands displaced as floods sweep North Dakota Minnesota Manitoba and southern Winnipeg. Authorities warn of dire livestock losses and infrastructure damage with bridges culverts inundated and evacuation orders expanding along the Red River and tributaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red River
North Dakota
Fred G
Math Deh
Grend Forks
Minnesota
Little Fork
St. Louie
St. Vitel
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Lawrence school building plans advance with Eckdall and Greist
Oscar Eckdall and Ted Greist, architects, visited to discuss new high school facilities and remodeling. Plans include a west side plot 450 by 1 000 feet for football and track, with heating upgrades at nearby schools and a Cordley addition delayed to about July 1 due to engineers' schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Eckdall
Ted Greist
Lawrence
Eckdall
Louisiana
Misaguri
Greiitaleo
New York School
McAllaster School
School
William D. Folfe
Cordles School
Cordley Addition
Wolfe
Prison escapees recaptured near Weston after jail break
Two federal prison inmates who fled from a Platte county Missouri farm were found early today four miles north of Weston along railroad tracks. Deputy Warden C. H. Looney said the men walked away from the prison Sunday night and were located by dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Platte County
Fanner
C. H. Looney
Weston, Mo
Memorial Hospital Admission Notices and Addresses
A listing from Memorial Hospital in Mumb Lecompton provides names and street addresses for patients and relatives including Mrs Det Sparks Mrs Carrie Williams Mrs Glenda Harris Judy Kleinberg Louise Bridges Mise Alberta Houck Mrs Maxine Patchen Celesta Howard Virginia Harrell Jessie McCracken Sharon Wicky Marjorie Hooreworth Estella Spengler Clara Wright Leona Husted Hagel Warner Zetta Wigton Maude Musterlman Phyllis Peterson Elizabeth Jones Marjorie Ryt Nelda Miller Eddie Hadley and others linked to various streets such as Tennessee Avenue Connecticut Street Sunflower Richland Locust Street Snyder Street and New Jersey Street. The fragmentary list appears to record patients and kin rather than medical details.
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Ph Mumb
Lecompton
Det Sparks
Tennessee Street
Carrie Williams
Jessie McCracken
Sharon Kay Wicky
Tontenclle
Marjorie Hooreworth
Estella Spengler
Toveka
Clara Wright
Qukelcore
Leona Husted
Almira Latreet
Hagel Warner
Maldwins
Zetta Wigton
Iyare
Phyllis Peterson
Tensesore
Elisabeth Jones
Baldwin
Mra
Marjorie Ryt
Oale Street
Nelda Miller
Barker Avenue
Eddie Hadley
Elm Ratreet
DeVinney Nolaan Additions Reported
Mrs Revert DeVinney and Mr Ralph Krone announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at 648 Misciaalppi street. Mr and Mrs BR Nolaan of Le compton report a daughter born yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revert DeVinney
Misciaalppi Street
Ralph Krone
Senioyaide
Westering
BR. J. Nolaan
Lecompton
Nudist camp rumors spark local speculation in Lawrence
Reports tie a nudist camp near McLouth to a local couple as residents recall a sale of land to colonists for a resort. Echo Valley chatter and yesterday's Journal-World piece fuel questions about who belongs to the group while city clubs debate weekend activities.
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Eche Valley
MacLouth
Lawrence
McLouth
Journal-World
Echo Valley
Cofles Club
Well Digger Dominick Atteo Dies In Well Tragedy
The body of Dominick Atteo was recovered from a 20 foot well shaft at 2 40 p m after about 26 hours trapped there. Dr Harold Berson a hospital physician pronounced him dead saying he died five minutes before arrival. A flash fire occurred in the well when a lighted cigarette was near him last night moments after oxygen was given. Atteo suffered burns to his face and hands. Rescue workers dug a secondary shaft and knocked out the dist between the shafts to reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dominick Atteo
Harold Berson
Atteo
Probe Committee Named to Investigate Crime and Corruption
Vice President Barkley names five members to lead a national crime and corruption probe amid a $150000 Senate funding. The panel includes lawmakers from both parties and seeks to unite committee and judiciary oversight. A related line mentions a recovered 1947 two ton wrecked track near Lawvenes.
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Washington
Barkley
Truman
Beautors
Eta the
D.‘enn
Commeter
Judiciary
Senate
Barker
Ermenot
R.-Mich
G.O.F
Police Tra in Officers Training School at KU June 26 30
The fourth annual Police Officers Training School will be hosted by the University of Kansas June 26 to 30 in cooperation with the Bureau of Government Research and extension. Federal and Kansas agencies including the FBI Kansas Highway Patrol and state departments will present instruction on traffic safety arrest techniques and evidence preservation.
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University of Kansas
Bureau of Government Research and
K. U. Extension
Federal
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kaness Highway Patrol
Katifux Peace Officers Association
Kansas Safety Department
Kansas State
BE. P. Mooman
Lawrence
GE. Cuone
Kanesas
Aa Socialisa
Ighsay Patrol
Kenneth Roberts
Hutchinson
Tor Harold Bennett
Pittsburg
Harold L. Pellegrene
Topeka
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kaniana
Phillip H. Gilliam
Denver
Cole
Lou Smyth
Kansas City
Hugh Wargoner
National Safety Council
Chicago
Fred Inbau
Northern University
Kansas City, Mo
Harold R. Fatzer
Kansas
Lou Richter
J. L. Lattimore
Ray Anderson
Wichitapoll
Edward Rooney
Robert N. Hudspeth
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Karl Menninger
Frof
Francia Heller
K. A
A Truman Democrat Aiken Files Senate Candidacy in Kansas
Mackaville Kan May 10 Paul Aiken former assistant postmaster general resigns to seek Democratic nomination for U S Senate. He claims to be a Harry Truman Democrat and vows an intensive campaign. Born Mackaville July 24 1910 he studied at Mackaville Cherryvale Kansas Princeton George Washington and completed a law course. Mrs Aiken a former Horton resident has three daughters Carel Ann Apula and Pat.
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Mackaville
Kan
Paul Aiken
U.S. Senate
Harry Truman
Aiken
Cherryvale
University of
George Washington University
Sirs
Horton
Carel Ann
University of Kansas
Apula
Pat
Dick Laing Elected President Of Junior High Council
Dick Laing, a fifth grade student, was elected president of the junior high school student council by the student body in a full ballot style. Rob Preston, a ninth grader, won the sophomore representative seat at Liberty Memorial High School. A car driven by Colling overturned in a ditch near Palrin Junction, causing minor injuries and about 130 dollars in damage. An event at a local store features new kitchen items and lockers with a reception to follow.
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Dick Laing
Laing
Arkensea Street
Rob Preston
Liberty Memorial High School
H. 5
Preston
Maine
Bowman L
Colling
Welda
Palrin Junction
Collins
Charletta Braly Recital Attracts Careful Listeners
The senior violin recital by Charlotte Maxey Braly last night drew cultured students despite late-season fatigue. She displayed freedom and expressive tone under Waldemar Gelich with a program including Dvorak Sonatina Op. 100 and Saint-Saens Concerto in B minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Maxey Braly
Fine Arts
Waldemar Gelich
Mrs. Braley
Marilyn Harr
Dvorak
Rue de la Paix
Gratry
Sarasate
Teiss Barr
House Votes A Slash In General Appropriation Bill
Washington May 10. The house voted to cut about 600 million from the 2.496 billion general appropriation bill in a tentative tally of 183 to 0 on the taber amendment. Support came mainly from southern Democrats with Tabor proposing further reductions in personnel transport and operating costs across federal agencies.
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Washington
House
Representative Tabor
R.N. Y
Bilcany
Truman
First Baptist Church to Hold Annual Meeting Tonight
The First Baptist Church at Eighth and Kentucky streets holds its annual meeting with reports from all boards and committees. Members gather at 6:30 p.m. for a covered dish dinner before the meeting to elect new officers and appoint committee members. Darwin Hart will serve as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
Board of Trustees
Darwin Hart
Atomic research may aid farms says Truman in Idaho
President Truman announced in Pocatello Idaho that atomic research could boost grain and livestock on U S farms and said a national science foundation act would help the United States pursue peace. He also warned about the cold war and long range seas concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Truman
National Orience Foundation
Marriage License Filed in Sinerd Medterphy District
Officials in Farkvilla issue a marriage license statement for a ceremony planned near Denver. The abstract notice cites a date in May and notes the couple will wed at the Mood Star venue with the ceremony location and officiant yet to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinerd Medterphy
Intel
Farkvilla
Mood Starshall
Denver
Early end to railroad tieup remains uncertain
The report describes widespread strike effects on major lines. New York Central moves 125 passenger and 900 freight trains daily with many workers idle. Embargoes affect freight, liv stocks and perishable goods across Pennsylvania, Santa Fe, Panhandle and related routes.
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Brifely
New York Central
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia-Baltimore- Washington
Harrisburg
Southarn
Washington
New Orleans
Atlanta
Santa Fe
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Santa Fe Coast Lines
The
Southern Railway
Career Clinic Guides High School Students Toward Choices
A high school career clinic helps students test paths in journalism and medicine and reveals misgivings about possible careers. Leaders include H C Stuart and E J Coy with sessions in agriculture, aviation, art, business, engineering, nursing, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Stuart
Bert Chewning
Merc
E. J. Coy
F. J. Logsdon
Paul Johnson
M Maude Elliott
Fovcrs
Marvin Lane
Alice Mooman
Reginald KR. Strait
Henry Shenk
Faye Brown
Frank Pinet
Clarence Struhk
Shelley Miller
Don Wilson
Fred Johncot
F.B.I
E. P. Mooman
Wayne Replogle
Hone Economica
Helen Lohr
Arvid Jacobson
Emil Fetfel
Jaw
Dean F. J. Moreau
Market News Highlights U S Grain and Livestock Trade
The report lists price moves in wheat corn oats and soybeans with futures and cash markets from Kansas City Chicago and New York. It notes declines in government bonds rallying commodities and steady to higher livestock quotes including cattle hogs and lambs amid mixed demand and seasonal activity.
Kaiser on Display With New Sleek 1981 Model
The 1981 Kaiser debuts with a lower wider frame and larger glass area on display at Board 1 and Moore. It features a horned powder motor with optional hydramatic gear shift and overdrive, a 111 inch wheelbase, and 64 inch width with 60.25 inch height. The car will be produced next month and is named the Henry Also on display are the 1951 Praizer models including a four door sedan, convertible, the Virginian hardtop, and the Vagabond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board 1
Moore, Seventh
Vermont
Russell Culp
Disnlay
Big Three Foreign Ministers Meet in London for Peace Plan
Western diplomats in London for the Big Three conference welcomed France’s proposal to pool coal and steel output as a blueprint for peace. They see integrating Germany’s economy with Western Europe as central, with indications West Germany may accept the French cabinet’s plan to coordinate heavy industry outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Europe
Germany
Rapid Transit Company to Form Corporation Officials Meet
Officials of the Rapid Transit bus company at 620 Massachusetts Street held a meeting with proposed stockholders to finalize incorporation plans within about a week. J Wilson and Arthur Seiwald attended, with others from Pittsburgh listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Rapid Transit Company Officials
Rapid Transit Bus Company
Massachusetts Street
A J. Wilsom
Wilson
Arthur Seiwald
Boys Anais
Pitteburg
O Companys
Farmer Is Not Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
Clinton farmer Harry Moss was found not guilty of a drunken driving charge by a district court jury yesterday. It was the last jury case on the May term docket. Jury members included Eleanor Hadl Woodrow Miller Joe Taul E A Churchbaugh Hen Flory D J Jellison E A Bigsby Earl Houg land C C Daugherty Gladys Pipp ert Thomas Jensen and Gladys Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moss
Clinton Farmer
Moss
Eleanor Hadl
Woodrow Miller
Joe Taul
E. E. Churchbaugh
Hen Flory
D. J. Jellison
E. A. Bigsby
Earl Hougland
C. C. Daugherty
Gladys Pippert
Thomas Jensen
Gladys Wakefield
Divorce Granted Alma DeNio from Homer DeNio
A divorce was granted by Judge Hugh Means in district court between Alma DeNio and Homer DeNio. The decree ends their marriage as recorded in the local district court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma‘ DeNio
Homer DeNio
Hugh Means
Lay
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Lawrence Schools
Memorial Hospital
Rinth Report
Federal Reserve of
Kenms City
Liberty Memorials High School
Neal Wherry
Alwere
Chena
Dinna
Larry Heeb
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Heskell Field
University
Republican
Manhattan
Haversock Power
K.U
Potter Iake
Marvin Small
L. C. Woodruff
Deane W. Malott
Fiolee Treckh
Koserrene Reuta
Lawvenes
Ace
Robert Walker
Kankakee
Ill
A.P. Wirephoto
Bob Preston
Well. H
Bellinger Electric Company
Ang Howe
Charletta
Chion
Baptist Church Te
H. S
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Rye St
Marien
Marketa
Stoeke
Sbemica
Omta
Butleres Aid
Leghorn Tree
Leghorn Brosiere i
Olf Roosters
Tom Tikeye
Ebie Dugee
Rana
Howe
Uly
Neve
Elijyerd Lambs Agostiy Atendy
Atizana
Wanase City
al Hey
Chigage Petate
Mae
Atone
Babere
Hat River Valley
Eurptiag Niette
Aimee
Pimebeee Eiltts
Bitne Teimmete
Frtes
Alia Chemical
New Verk Gentrat
Pennarlvantn
Rd Bouter Mle Tailhestelestahoi Atocke
Befenatye
Kvaaen Pintata
Femith
Magnarns
Voor Rteel
Fethehent Sten
Chrvater
American Telenbane
Veepamitellott
Superior CU
Californis
American Cranamid
Strenetth
Aled Chemical
Ranmort
Aatorelit Amour Orhaca
Rew Chemica
Kaiser
Board and Moore Agency
le Equipt. CO
Samson OA
Enue
Sterling Furn. CO
Harry Moxa
Meares
KAW Mtrs. & Salvage Company
N. Zed
Sie
Emil W. Heck
LawhEnce
Gyupircudy Coding
Fred A. Bremer
West Sth St
Whone
Lawrence, Kangana
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