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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1956
Page
8
New leads point to a house in Tijuana, occupied by Mrs. Whisenand's cousin, who reports she saw the missing woman’s articles there last Thursday. Mrs. Latham alleges her corporate seals were stolen by the kidnappers who forced her to sign several checks, with Latham linked to multiple businesses and an investment broker. The woman is 51 years old.
Robert Brickner of Lawrence became a galloner by giving his eighth pint of blood to the Douglas County Blood Bank in August. Donors listed include Emery Scott, Bignall, Richard Bellinger and Dorothy Davis among others. no charge is made for blood received by patients at the two focal hospitals.
U S forces continued attacks in a high altitude maneuvers exercise at Camp Hale Colorado as helicopters airlifted howitzers and troops. The 26th Infantry Regiment from Fort Riley supported operations alongside units stationed at Fort Sill.
Milwaukee Senator Estes alleges the Rural Electrification Administration faced sabotage through funding cuts and power policy attacks as he campaigns in Wisconsin before Minnesota. Kefauver issues a statement before a westward tour to La Crosse KY. Kansas University Botany dept receives 140 slides of Rice County wildflowers from Horace Jones. World population grows about 40 million annually.
Secretary Seaton said Oklahoma Wyandotte Indians must complete an official tribal roll and tribal referendum before any sale of the Kansas City Kansas cemetery can proceed under the 1954 law. Congress may consider further preservation legislation as obstacles delay disposition of tribal property valued at about 1.1 million dollars.
The tribe, equitable owner of the cemetery ceded to the United States in 1855 as a burial ground for Wyandottes, seeks tribal roll establishment while a referendum may decide disposal. Congress committees will review new legislation to assess the cemetery’s historical importance and who should bear the acquisition cost, private groups or government levels.
In Bloom sburg Pennsylvania the Wh Line men of Pennsylvania Power and Light Co warn candidates that political campaigns pose an occupational hazard. They urge office seekers to stop tacking and stapling placards to service poles to prevent injuries from fallen tacks and staples.
Two men were injured in a two car collision about three fourths of a mile north of Lawrence on U S Highway 4b 59 Monday night. Carl Johnson 23 and Don Plummer 21 were taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Johnson suffered a fractured collar bone and Plummer a brain concussion. Blane R Ball 23 of rural De Soto driver of the second car was uninjured. Ball’s car was entering a tavern parking lot at about 8 30 p m. Damage to Ball’s car was about 350 dollars.
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