Edwards Rita Young Wanted for Satanta Holdup
Rita Young and Edward Edwards, a famed fugitive couple, were ordered moved to South Dakota to face federal charges. Captured September 23 in Boise National Forest, they face indictments dating to May 5, 1951 for the December 30, 1951 Satanta bank robbery of 2104 dollars.
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Moscow
Ihahow
Edward
Rita Young
FBI
South Dakota
Youngs
Boise National Forest
Kas
Service Members Named in World War II Era Notices
The notice lists Goff and Commons Marines and radio signalmen at Bunker Hill area since January 2, 1951. Other service members include Goff at Heyford Air Base England, Bundy aboard USS Bryce Canyon, Murray at Fort Leonard Wood, and Haas in Korea with 25th Infantry Division.
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Goff
Commons
Arca
Bunker Hill
Pfc
Edwin Commons
Food Service
Chaffee
Ark
Ceorge E. Goff
3918Th Air Police
Heyford Air Force Base
England
Self Injury in Korea War Aims In Army Records
In the Korean War some soldiers allegedly wound themselves to evade duty. A Pro vost Marshal General's Office spot check found seven clearly personal safety related woundings in Far East Command records from July 1 1951 to June 30 1952. Experts say proof relies on wound type, location, powder burrs, and testimony, with heavy penalties under Article 145 of the Universal Code of Military Justice. Desperation, fear, and the rotation system influence such acts as soldiers anticipate 11 to 14 months of service before rotation home.
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Washington, d
Far East Command
Korea
GOP School of Politics At Kansas City Oct 9
A political training event will be held October 9 at 9 30 a m at the Wyandotte County Republican Headquarters Kansas City Kan 747 Minnesota Ave It targets the Second Congressional District with Congressman Errett Scrivner as noon luncheon speaker Luncheon costs 1 25 Reservations due by October 7 via Republican Headquarters Atwater 7491 or Mrs A J Murray 410 Commercial National Bank Building Kansas City Kan
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Wyandotte County
Republican
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Kan
Washington
National Committee
Second
Errett Scrivner
YMCA
Atwater
A. J. Murray
Commercial National Bank
Searchlights Double as Navy Guns Aboard Destroyer Walker
North Korean workers near Songjin fled debris-clearing after the Walker fired its five inch guns. Ens. Dennis OConnor suggested using a 24 inch searchlight to flash from shore five miles away. The flash drove workers to cover repeatedly. Commander Marion Walley reported the tactic to Torquois and requested two Indians and a blanket for smoke to accompany the flashes.
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Walker
Korea
Songjin
Ens
Dennis O'Connor
Honolulu
Marion C. Walley
Richton
Miss
Torquois
K A Chorale to Begin Third Season Wednesday
The University of Kansas Chorale opens its third season with appearances at the Kansas Manufacturers Show in Topeka and two performances at Municipal Auditorium. The 20 member group already logged more than 60 engagements last year, with four bookings for the opening month of the season. Director Clayton Krehbiel, a Moundridge native and Columbia graduate, leads a roster including Mary Lee Haury, Gretta Reetz, Judith Tate, Christine Wiley, and others from across Kansas and nearby states.
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Theiversity of Kansas Chorale
Kansas Manufacturers
Municipal Auditorium
Topeka
Clayton Krehbiel
Moundridge
K. A
Rhe
New York
Columbia University
Mary Lee Haury
Altamont
Gretta Reetz
Linwood
Judith Tate
Seneca
Christine Wiley
Kiowa
Catherine Newman
Pittsburg
Leah Ross
Washington, D. C
Linda Stormont
Ness City
Barbara Barnes
Hutchinson
Rosemary Owen
Prairie Village
Dick Scott
Parsons
Don Carey
Coffeyville
Maurice Casey
240
Gage
Topeak
Dale Moore
Olathe
Jerry Scott
Westover
Frank MecCoullum
Logan
Joan Worthington
Ottawa
Architects to Meet Kansas City Conference Opens Thursday
The Central States Conference of the American Institute of Architects will hold a three day session in Kansas City beginning Thursday. Several hundred architects from Missouri Kansas Town send Nebraska are expected to attend.
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Kansas City
Central States
Armed Bandit Is Killed In Kansas City Holdup
A 46 year old woman shot and killed an armed bandit during a market hold up in Kansas City as her husband grappled with him. The bandit, identified by papers as Paul E. Brotherton, was fatally wounded with two shots by Mrs. Margaret Giordano. Her husband Felix Giordano was wounded in the arm during the struggle.
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Kansas City
Ronner
Felix , Giordano
Margaret Giordano
Paul E. Brotherton
Airmen to Have Space Suits For High Altitude Flights
Excerpted notes describe space suit concepts and their testing at Edwards Air Force Base with pilot Frank K. Everest. Fredonia Kansas man M. E. Howell and his wife died in an auto truck collision. The article mentions blood boiling at extreme altitude and protective gear for rapid gravity changes.
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Fredonia
Exeter
Kas
Tian
M.E. Howell
Howell
Hig Presse
Edwards Air
Calif
Kref
Cal
Frank K. Everest
Rockts
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Lonnie S. Bundy
USN
Samuel L. Bundy
Center
Bryce Canyon
Far East
U. S
Pvt
Andrew G. Murray
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo
Murray
J. W. Murray
Richard E.haas
L D. Haas
Overbrook
25Th Infantry Division
Japan
8Th Field Artillery Battalion
Army
Gop
K. A. Chorale
America
Scottie
Amarica
Executive Department
State of
Kansas
State Department
Edward F. Arn
Lawrence Insurance Board
Banks Agency
Charlton Insurance Agency
John C. Emick
Gill Insurance Agency
Hess Insurance Service
Holmes and Peck
Manley Insurance Agency
McGrew Investment Co
E. J. Simmons Company
Duk
C. R. Albright
Bellinger Electric
NS Cr
Eile
Seys Moon
Mullican
WDAF
Journal-World
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