Suspected Gunman Detained After Hooker Bank Robbery Suspected Gunman Detained After Hooker Bank Robbery
A 30 year old man was arrested in a churchyard five miles south of Dodge City Kansas while questioned in connection with a $17000 robbery at the First National Bank of Hooker Oklahoma. Police found cash in the suspect’s car and pockets.
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Dodge City
Kas
Here
First National Bank of
Hooker
Okla
Fred Sproat
Ford County
Otis Rollins Woodring
Snyder
Sproat
Lloyd Holbeck
Dodge City Globe
Holbeck
Marine Corps
Hope Lutheran Church
City High School Band To Give Final Program
Sixty six members of the Lawrence High School band will present the final concert of the school year at 8 Thursday evening in the actual auditorium. Cha rles Kaasinger directs a large ensemble with sections including flutes clarinets saxophones trumpets trombones and percussion. The program features Italian in Algiers Cambodians Suite and Brigadoon among others with solo numbers and ensemble pieces concluding the year.
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Lawrence High School
Charles Kaasinger
Sandre Harding
Jolene Hardiman
Mary Ericson
Naomi Reid
Irene Sample
Nancy Jo Smith
Louise Logan
Bill Wright
Merlene Harris
Stanley McNish
Harold Roberman
Mary Fulcher
Bob Lockwood
Jane Armstrong
Martha Saunders
Nan Lockard
Kay Grinstead
Darlene Stone
Dennis Stone
Jean Johnson
Kathleen Sullivan
Karl Garrett
Mary K. Husted
Delores Qusiahl
Bud Plath
Barbara Ragan
Rosemary Thomas
Jim Disque
Jerry Webster
Pete Anderson
Ed Collister
Tom Thompson
Mary Miller
Mona Sue Anderson
Tom Leasure
Richard Williams
Bill Reinken
Bob Lohman
John Brown
Don Dennis
Bob Driscoll
Dave Howe
Gary Winter
John Demos
Galen White
Landis Penfold
Burton Brown
Charles Malone
Phil Stuart
Fred Wilay
Ron Pierce
Shelby Miller
John Long
Ron Woolridge
Ray Woodhead
Richard Brauner
Deane Holmes
Bob Ford
Ron Williams
Bob Bender
Mike Baker
Johnson Shockley
Don Tusker
John Wolfe
Gary Schmedemann
Tympani
Don E.hott
Ttalian
Algiere
St. Anton
Berceuas Bk
A. Cherie
Morrissey
Cera Kabalevaky
Clarines
Harold Roterman
Fred Wiley
Brigadoon
Gypsy Gayety
Bill Wrigh
Bill Rainken
Sex Charles Mal Bi
Bathsheba
Polio Cases Rise Among Vaccinated To 62
Washington reports 62 confirmed polio cases among persons vaccinated with Salk vaccine as of yesterday. The gain of 10 cases stems from states reporting cases confirmed during the weekend. Public Health Service noted reporting delays affected totals.
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Washington
Piblic Health Service
Six Cited In Police Court Traffic Violations
Six defendants faced police court on traffic charges. Roy J. Loney of Ottawa cited for illegal left turn and failure to yield. $530 fine with $16 suspended and two traffic school sessions. Aelwyn Paul of Ohio Street fined $10 suspended with probation. Ralph E. MacDougall of Oak Hill Avenue charged with illegal turn. $10 fine. Thomas Clay of La Street charged with wrong way on a one way street. forfeited $15 bond. Edgar C. Lee of Tennessee Street cited for careless driving. $10 fine. Julius Larry of Kansas City Missouri cited for speeding. $7 fine with $20 suspended.
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Roy J. Loney
Ottawa
Aelwyn Paul
Ohio St
Ralph E. MacDougall
Oak Hill Ave
Thomas Clay
la. St
Edgar C. Lee
Tenn
Julius Larry
U S Agrees to Permit Official Soviet Farm Delegation Visit
The United States will allow an official Soviet farm delegation to tour American farming regions and an American farmer group will visit the Soviet Union under an exchange plan. Visits are planned for the coming summer and fingerprints will not be required for the Soviet visitors. Russia had canceled a list of 11 student editors slated for April 19 over fingerprinting objections.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Soviet Union
Russia
Missouri Basin Backers In Annual Appearance
Missouri Basin backers appeared before Congress in Washington to press for all items in President Eisenhower budget. About 20 witnesses from Kansas, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri testified to a House Public Works Appropriations subcommittee, with a Senate subcommittee meeting planned for tomorrow. The emphasis this year was on downstream phases as upstream flood control projects near completion and funding seems assured.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Kansas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
House Public Works
Senate
British Queen Lets Prince Charles Attend School
Queen Elizabeth approves public schooling for Prince Charles to mingle with other children rather than home tutoring. Newspapers praise the move as a sensible approach for a future king amid public attention.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Charles
London Daily Mirror
Patchen Named Manager of Gamble Store in Ottawa
Harold Patchen, a Lawrence native and 1944 Lawrence High School graduate, becomes manager of the Gamble store in Ottawa succeeding Mel Clevenger who moves to Parsons. Patchen has prior Gamble store experience in Ottawa Junction City and Abilene, began with the Lawrence store in 1944, and will move with his wife Merlene Ridgway and two children Steven and Michael to Lawrence after June.
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Harold Patchen
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Gamble
Mel Clevenger
Parsons
Patchen
Ottawa
Junction City
Abilene
Merlene Ridgway
Steven
Michael
Jeme 1
Journal- World
Phone company striker shot in Pensacola
A Southern Bell Telephone Co. employee Cecil Bragg was shot in the stomach in front of the exchange in Pensacola Florida early today. Police arrested nonstriker William Harold Slaughter aged 42 on charges of assault with a gun carrying a concealed weapon and failing to register a gun.
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Pensacola
Fla. UR
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Cecil Bragg
William Harold Slaughter
Stassen to Speak at Topeka Laymen Rally
Harold E. Stassen a special adviser to President Eisenhower will lead a Protestant laymen's rally in Topeka at Municipal Auditorium during National Laymen's week with Robert Romig of the Topeka Council of Churches confirming the invitation.
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Topeka
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Robert Romig
Final Softball Meeting for City League in 1955
The final meeting for organizing the City Softball League for 1955 will be at 7 p m Thursday at the Community Building. Delegates from all teams planning to enter are urged to attend.
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City
Hall appoints Gordon to state disability employment panel
Governor Fred Hall designates Gerald Gordon of Topeka as chairman of the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped. Gordon serves as secretary for the Associated Industries of Kansas.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Gerald Gordon
Gordon
Associated Industries of Kansas
Child Hurt in Bicycle Car Crash Near Crestline
Tommy Davison, five, sustained a bruised ankle in a Tuesday afternoon collision between his bicycle and a car driven by Doreen Miller, 34, near Century and Crestline. He was not hospitalized. Police report minor bicycle damage.
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Tommy Davison
Crestline Dr
Doreen Miller
Century
L N Railroad Workers Return To Jobs After Walkout
Unionized workers on the Louisville and Nashville system resumed duties along the 4.737 mile line as a 36 hour strike ended at 6 a.m. The 14 state network had suspended passenger service and limited freight, with a crew assignment dispute resolved after a four hour Washington meeting.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Washington
Rainbow Co op seeks six small phone firms purchase
Kansas Corporation Commission weighs Rainbow Telephone Co op Assn Everest application to buy six small companies in Brown Doniphan and Atchison counties. Hearing saw only scattered opposition. Rainbow would acquire networks at Rob inson Everest Denton Huron Leona and Severance.
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Topera
Kansas Corporation Commission
Rainbow Telephone Co-op Assn
Everest
Brown, Doniphan
Atchison
Rainbow
Robinson, Everest
Denton
Huron
Leona
Severance
Polio Victim Examined In Idaho After Vaccination
A U.S. Public Health Service virologist rushed to Idaho Falls to examine the body of 6 year old Danny Rogers the third Idaho child to die of polio after receiving the Salk vaccine He was the 15th Idaho child to contract polio following inoculation and died yesterday of bulbar polio.
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Boise
Idaho
U.S. Public Health Service
Idaho Falls
Danny Rogers
Osawatomie approves two school bond measures
Osawatomie voters approved two school bond issues. A $295,000 plan for a 12 classroom elementary school carried 744 to 272. A $105,000 addition and repair proposal for the high school passed 683 to 322.
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Osawatomie, Kas
Osawatomie
Divorce Case Marathon Aims to Clear 120 Trials
Long Beach Superior Court conducts a divorce marathon led by Judge George Francis to finish 120 cases by Friday. The fast track uses a 13 minute per case pace and an assembly line method for uncontested matters to clear a heavy docket.
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Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach Superior Court
George Francis
Fred Mille
Not One Bullet Hit Eight Sabre Jets in Battle
The U S Air Force rejected Peiping radio claims of Red China MIGs shooting down Sabre jets saying not a single bullet hit eight Sabre jets in a dog fight yesterday over the Yellow Sea. The U N C air force earlier reported two MIGs shot down and a third probably destroyed with all Sabres returning to a South Korean base.
Topekan Heads Lutherans In Regional Reelections
The Southeast Conference of Evangelical Lutheran Synod reelected Rev. Ernest Tonsing of First National Church Topeka as president. Also reelected was Rev. Theodore Althof of St. Johns Lutheran Church Russell Kansas as president of the Southwest conference.
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Omaha
Neb
Southeast Conference of Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Central States
Ernest Tonsing
First National Church
Topeka
Theodore Althof
St. Johns Lutheran Church of
Russell
Kas
Southwest Conference
Hearing Beats and Intermodulation in Two-Tone Sounds
When two tones of different pitch are played you may hear the two original tones and two additional tones a low beat equal to their frequency difference and a high tone equal to their sum. These intermodulation products arise from nonlinearities in sound perception or the producing system.
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Ward
Wards
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