Adoption series in Kansas to start Tuesday
Side Swipes outlines a six part Kansas adoption series by Dave Larsen of The Hutchinson News. It explores chances of adoption, alleged baby market, agencies and costs, procedures, and risks of mental defects, while noting research basis. In Atlantic City Churchill and Franklin wax figures were stolen from Steel Pier. Dr Franklin Murphy of Kansas will speak on educational needs at Garfield School tonight, sponsored by the Ottawa PTA council.
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Herald
Dave Larsen
Hutchinson News
Atlantic City
Winston Churchill
Benjamin‘ Franklin
Franklin Murphy
University of Kansas
Garfield School
Ottawa Pta Council
Guard Shot In Church In Houston Christ Church Episco
In Houston a burglar shot Sun battle guard Paul Waite 43 at Christ Church Episcopal cathedral. Waite fired back after seeing a shadowy figure. the safe was untouched. Holton, a 22 year old Pasadena nursing student, shot herself in church Saturday afternoon.
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Houston
Tex
Detective Agency
Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral
Paul Waite
Waite
Myrtis Jane Lewanna Holton
Pasadena
Ottawa Boy Hurt In Kansas City Wreck
Bob Whalen fourteen son of Mrs. Leo Leecy will return home from Lakeside Hospital in Kansas City where he was treated after a collision between a car and the motorcycle he rode with a friend. Doctors say he will be watched six weeks for head injuries and bruises. Whalen was visiting his grandmother Mrs. Frances Carson in Kansas City. The motorcycle driver Bill Waggerman fifteen is in critical condition at Lakeside Hospital.
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Leo Leecy
Ash
Lakeside Hospital
Kansas City
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Whalen
Frances Carson
Colling
Bill Waggerman
McGuire Sisters TV Appearance Interrupted by Exhaustion
Dorothy McGuire, 27, collapsed twice on Dinah Shore's show last night during a McGuire Sisters performance. A physician diagnosed exhaustion. she was taken to her hotel, and a spokesman said her condition is not serious.
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Hollywood
Dorothy McGuire
Weather County Forecast Highs Near 65 Tuesday
Considerable high cloudiness through Tuesday with warmer temperatures. Today and Tuesday will be warmer, but it turns cold tonight. Highs this afternoon around 55, tonight's low 32 to 35, highs Tuesday around 65.
Docket Set For April Court Term In District Court
The April term opened with 10 criminal and 22 civil cases scheduled. Five criminal hearings were set for later today including two insufficient fund charges, a fund charge, and a breaking and entering case. A felonious assault against Jesse Edwards is slated for April 15. Trials for Vesper Blanchett and Leo Satb on drunk and reckless driving charges were set for next week. Several motions and other cases, including US50 land condemnation matters and a jury trial for Walter, were noted for later dates. The first jury will be called at 9 a.m. Monday.
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W. A. Rayl
William E. Cook
Elmer Smith
Jesse Edwards
Edwards
Dow
John Springer
N. Oak
Vesper W. Blanchett
Leo Satb
Floyd Coffman
Leo Sanborn
Robert Eugene Walter
Coffman
McKay Buick
Mike Mulcahey
Buick
Land
C. L. Breckenridge
Harry H. Cathcard
G. Dewey McClay
W. F. Kramer
Louis G. Ames
Gordon M. Daugharthy
47 Killed In Airline Crash
A Capital Airlines Viscount plane crashed in a spring snowfall near Midland Michigan killing all 47 aboard. The four engine craft struck a muddy field just short of Tri-City Airport runway in wind and snow at 11 15 p.m. Bodies were scattered. charred wreckage filled the site. Officials said cause under investigation by the Civil Aeronautics Board or Capital.
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Tri-City
Saginaw
Flint
Warner Law
Nelson Girardin
Girardin
Ronald A. Wenzel
Freeland
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Detroit
Civil Aeronautics Board
Capital
Sorority Prowler In Guilty Plea
Lawrence Kansas man L. F. Johnson of Talihina Oklahoma pleaded guilty to vagrancy and resisting arrest after being found in a University of Kansas sorority attic. Municipal Court Judge James J H Paddock fined him 100 dollars with 30 day suspended sentences on each charge. Johnson will be on probation for a year under parental supervision. His parents, Mr and Mrs Lee F Johnson, were present in court and left Lawrence with him.
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Lawrence, Kas
L. F. Johnson
Talihina Okla
University of Kansas
James JH. Paddock
Johnson
Lee F. Johnson
Talihina
Lawrence
Redmen To Contest Archery With Albuquerque Bowmen
Archery contest eyed between New Mexico Pueblo Redmen and Albuquerque Field Archers possibly with other groups. Durward A Young Jr plans council with tribal representatives to set event details including number of participants and handicap system. Tony Mirabel notes widespread bow use among Pueblo, with elders prominent. prize money could draw many competitors.
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N.M
Redman
New Mexico
Albuquerque Field Archers
Durward A. Young Jr
Young
Tony Mirabel
Taos
Pueblo
Five Children Killed By Train In Texas Tragedy
Picnickers watched a Sunset Limited passenger train strike five children stranded on a mile long viaduct over the Medina River near McDonna Texas. A sixth child escaped to safety moments before the collision. Names include three Garza children of San Antonio and two Ramirez children of Laredo.
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Tex
Southern Pacific
Sunset Limited
J. W. Ellforth
Medina River
McDonna
Here
Texas
Paula Garza
Manuel Ramirez
Laredo, Tex
Ramirez
Mrs. Garza
Trend Away From An Early Cut In Taxes
Washington talk on tax cuts shows Senate and House members weighing public opinion. Sen Douglas supports a six billion dollar tax cut to fight recession while Sen Mansfield sees a trend away from reductions. Baruch and Anderson influence doubts about timely cuts. Ives Javits warn inflation risk and limited consumer impact.
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Senate
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Ill
Mansfield
Montana
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Asen. Ives
Bacuch
Ives
Sen. Javits
R-Ny
Javits
Anderson Against Hasty Tax Cutting
Secretary of the Treasury Anderson spoke against competitive or hasty tax cuts to counter recession. He warned remedies must preserve confidence among consumers and business leaders while actions aim at an early recovery of economic growth.
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Anderson
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Child suffocated in model car at Thayer Kansas
Five year old Everett Charles Payne died Saturday in Thayer Kansas when he became trapped inside an old model car while playing. Authorities said the incident occurred at the family residence and the death is being investigated as accidental.
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Kas. M
Everett Charles Payne
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Ex-Governor Fred Hall Enteres 1958 Governor Race
Former Kansas governor and justice Fred Hall resigned from the Kansas Supreme Court to seek the Republican nomination for governor. Hall, 41, joins Clyde Reed Jr., Walter Cherry, and others in a crowded GOP bid, criticizing the Democratic administration and urging a higher sales tax as a funding solution. The move follows a 1956 loss in the primary and a history of party and policy clashes within Kansas politics.
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Fred Hall
Kansas Supreme Court
Hall
Kansas
Docking
Clyde Reed
Hart
Weather improves in Ottawa after Easter in Kansas
After a blustery weekend in Kansas, Ottawa reports warmer conditions today and the rest of the state sees milder weather. Intermittent showers from Easter linger but moisture is sufficient to affect hat wear. A new storm system approaches from the east coast with showers expected in western Kansas tomorrow.
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Kansas
Milady
Begin Work Of Processing Flood Bonds In Ottawa
Ottawa flood control bonds move forward as state engineer Smrha approves the canal plan. Don Capper mails the permit to Danner & Co for bond transcripts. Bids to be opened by Ottawa, Smrha, and Santa Fe after approval. Smrha says reservoirs reduce flood risk to 2 in 1000 vs 2 in 100 before. Church supper advertised in Centropolis on April 8 at 6 PM.
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Don Capper
Danner & Co
Kansas City
R. Vv. Smrha
Ottawa Channel
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Smrha
Ottawa
Santa Fe Railroad
Ottawa Rovers
Santa Fe
The
Governor Asked About Term if Reelected
The governor was asked whether he would complete a full term if reelected. He did not commit to serving the entire term, emphasizing focus on current duties and the upcoming election.
Reed Comment on Hall Gubernatorial Bid in Kansas
Clyde Reed Jr a Republican candidate for governor said his campaign is on schedule and focused on main objectives despite Hall resigning from the supreme court to run. Former Gov Alf Landon opposes Hall citing court appointment concerns while Sen Paul Wunsch voices fiscal support and possible candidacy chatter.
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Topeka
Clyde Reed Jr
Read
Fred Hall
Supreme Court
GOP
Walter Cherry Galena
United Repubican
Democrats
Alf Landon
Hall
Supreme Court of Kansas
Ann
Yall
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
Washburn Dean Named To Kansas Supreme Court
Schuyler W. Jackson dean of Washburn University Law School was appointed to the Kansas Supreme Court by Gov. George Docking after Justice Fred Hall resigned. Jackson, 53, has taught at Washburn since 1945 and is the son of former attorney general and congressman Fred Schuyler Jackson.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Schuyler W. Jackson
Washburn University Law School
George Docking
Fred Hall
Docking
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Theis
Jackson
Washeburn
Havad University Law School
Topeka
the Cour
Fred Schuyler Jackson
Eureka
Congress
Two Forbes Airmen Killed In Car Crash Near McCook
McCook Nebraska reports two Forbes Air Force Base airmen killed when their car collided with a truck two miles east of McCook. Identified as Delbert Weskamp of McCook and Jesus Mestas Severns of Colone. Both were on Easter leave.
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Forbes Air Forces Base
Topeka
Highway Patrol
Delbert Weskamp
Jesus Mestas
Severns
Colone
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