Arkansas prison break gangs hold swamps near Columbia
National guardsmen joined a massive hunt for 31 convicts after a June 3 break led to killings and hostage takings near Rayville Louisiana and Columbia Arkansas. Ringleaders fled through woods and swamps as deputies and pilots chased two captured suspects and several escaped with youths as shields.
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Cummins
Ark
National
B. E. Erskine
Louisiana
Sam Jones
Columbia
Garland City
Arkansas
Yancopin
Erskine
Frank Tartman
Rayville
Gartman
Columbia Automobile
Anna Laura Diamond
Vondele Williams
Jerry Harnigle
Frank Conley
Troy Wade
Claude Martin
Conley
Wade
Martin
Percy Loftin
Loftin
W. E. Barner
Brig Harvey
Walter Magler
William Landers
William Heard
Leon Johnson
Magby
Johnson
Red River
Lafayette County
Montrose, Ark
Floyd Harbison
Leon Boney
Harbison
Gould, Ark
Frank Horsfall
Little Rock
Ed. Drake
Beskin Delivers Sermon on Father Divine Following
A capacity crowd at Free Methodist Church heard Dr Beskin, once a Jewish rabbi, discuss Father Divine, the NYC figure followers call God Almighty, grounding his talk in 2 Thessalonians. He plans to address The Seven Churches in Bible prophecy tonight.
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Father Divine
Free Methodist Church
Dr. Beskin
New York City
God
Beskin
Pan-Hellenic Council Plans Rush Week Activities Saturday
Members of the KU Women’s Pan-Hellenic council will meet Saturday morning to finalize rush week plans then attend a 1 p.m luncheon at the Colonial Tea Room. Rushees arriving Sunday will report to the Eldridge hotel lobby to arrange housing, with rooms by 7 p.m. and a 8 p.m. general meeting in the Union.
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K. WU
the Colonial
K. U. Women’s
Pan-Hellenic Council
Colonial Tea Room
Eldridge Hotel
Closen
Union
Eugene Brune
Mississippi Street
Council
Lawrence
Alpha ‘Chi Omega
Oread
Gamma Phi Beta
West Campus
Pi Beta Phi
Mississippi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Louisiana
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Gower Place
Sigma Kappa
Edgehill Road
Alpha Delta Pi
Kappa Alpha Theta
Tennessee
Chi Omega
KU Enrolls Second-Generation Students Echoing Alumni
Some 707 strong-seneracon students and several second and third generation KU alumni or relatives are slated to enroll this fall. Notables include Don Davis's daughter Peg, Margaret Hodder's granddaughter, Arthur Jon Clevenger, and Thurman Hill Jr. Others connected to KU plans include Ted North Jr. with a film contract after acting roles and Conyers Herring joining Missouri physics. A social calendar lists local gatherings as families in Kansas and California attend the news.
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Bill Norris, Jr
Salina
Bill
May Kelly Norris
F. S
Pachacamac
Louis Clevenger
Law
Online
Arthur Jon
Thurman Hill, Jr
Thurman Hill
United States
Washington, D. C
Harriett Nettels
Charles
Helen Foley Nettels
Miss Nettels
Canoga Park High School
California
Charles F. Foley
K. U
Tom Schwinn
William H
Joe” Schwinn
Wellington
Rhodes pleads not guilty in assault case
Mose Rhodes pleaded not guilty to assault charges at arraignment before Justice Charles C. Rankin. He was released on a $250 bond. Trial set for September 5. Rhodes is accused of beating his wife Sunday night.
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Mose Rhodes
Justice of the Peace
Charles C. Rankin
Rhodes
Gardner family reunion at Windy Guich Lake long note
The Gardner family reunion at Windy Guich Lake Lone Star drew fifty-two relatives and friends. Activities included fishing boating swimming and horseshoe games with a noon basket dinner. Officers elected for next year were Ada Lindell president Arthur Gardner secretary treasurer and plans set for a September second Sunday gathering.
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Gardner
Guich
Lone Star
Ada Lindell
Arthur Gardner
Bert Gardner
Bert, Jr
Carbondale
Kan
Helen
Lawrence
Harry J. Hammond
Charles G. Hammond
Kansas City
Clarence
North Lawrence Christian Endeavor Picnic Attendees Reach Clinton Park
North Lawrence youth attended a Douglas County Christian Endeavor picnic in Clinton Park on Thursday night. Attendees included Mari lee Frame Frances Frame Violet Carr Phyllis June Marlowe Helen Mason Merle Jackson and several adults. The report notes ongoing visits and relocations among families including the Wrights and the Marlows with Nebraska City ministers and Sibleyville visits.
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North Lawrence Christian Endeavor
Douglas County Christian Endeavor
Clinton Park
Marilee Frame
Frances Frame
Violet Carr
Phyllis June Marlowe
Helen Mason
Merle Jackson
Alvin Richardson
Mabel Edgar
Lorraine Cain
Christian Wright
Nebraska City
Neb
Jack Frost
Cleveland
Betty
June Frost
Circle No
North Lawrence
Sibleyville
John Marlowe
Phyllis June
Local Church and Community Notes From Lawrence Kansas
The weekly column reports on visits by the Marlowe family to Pratt relatives and residents of Lawrence. It notes church events at Centenary Methodist and North Lawrence Christian Church including officer elections, delegate choices, and a senior youth meeting. Social visits span Perry birthday gatherings, Missouri and Salt Lake City travelers, and Sisterhood luncheon attendance.
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O. L. Adams
Clarence Henry Weingartner
Ora Over
Leonard Hills
Leonard House
Charles Fincher
Ralph Pine
Will House
Dollie Mitchell
Charles Goble
Ross Pine
Harold Rothrock
Ernest Wakefield
Grace A Adams
Clarence Pine
Orate
North Lawrence Christian Church
Marilee Frere
Frances Frame
Violet Carr
Helen Mason
Thelma Haas
Louisa Carr
Vera Payne
Marilee Frame
Clark W. Comstock
Alvin Richardson
Merle Jackson
R. D. Stanwix
Perry
Ross Stanwix
Clayton Stanwix
Lawrence
George Stanwix
George A
Albert Shephard
Marguerite
Salt Lake City
Inez Toss
Knauss
Baldwin
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ada Hoffman
Paul
Ray Anderson
North Lawrence
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N. Y
Curtiss-Wright
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N Y
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K.U
Yea
Don Davis
Peg
Ted North
Ted North, Jr
Wichita
rFed
Darryl Zanuck
Chad Hanna
Henry Fonda
Conyers Herring
University of Missouri
Summerfield
Paul Moritz
China
Marysville
R. Markley
Elda
Wilbur
Otis B. Lindell
Mra
Earl Lindell
Elmer
Ruby
Martha
Anna
Winnie Lyons
Ida Lyons
Robert Vons
Loren
Oskaloosa R
Gordon Lyons
Cheater Smith
Quenemo
Trace Banka
Sacramento
Calif
Frank Banks
Maxine Schmittendorf
Pauline Richards
Mise Rebekah Hervley
Kansas _ City
Stanley’ Alleman
Masonic Temple
Mothers’ Discussion Club
Joe Newman
Elma Rappard
Midland Grange
Frank Ransdell
Wich
Lester Ransdell
Kanesas City
A. B. Leonard
Bar! Coffman
Carl Perkins
Richard
Mamie Howard
Wer Smith
Ruth Price
Gaylord Ransdell
Jnd
Arnold Ransdell
D. T. Ransdell
Mabel Fern Trefz
Ida R. Trefz
Clifford Wayne Day
Weir
T. T. Grabske
Clarence White
William Trott
Day
South Eleventh — Street
Charleston
Ill
William Trefz
Eudora
WL. B
General Electric
Kennedy Plumbing & Electric Co
Allison-Armstrong
D. & S. Wallpaper
Kansas
Claude Dicker
Ozarks
Mrs. Dicker
J. S. Way
Elmdale
Claude Dicker, Jr
Oye Sivan
Norton
Free State
John Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Payne Ratner
D. J. Fair
Kirke Mechem
The
State Historical Society
Massachusetts St
Howard
Pete” Reedy
Jayhawk” Coals
19Th & Mass
South Lawrence Lumber Co
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