Union Appeals Picket Ruling In Kansas Supreme Court
An appeal filed in the Kansas Supreme Court challenges a Saline County District Court injunction that barred a union from picketing construction projects at Smoky Hill Air Force Base. The petition by Constructive and General Laborers Local 685 argues against the injunction granted for Leonard Stieben and others on Jarvis Construction Co. projects.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Saline County
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Constructive and General Laborers Local 685
Leonard Stieben
Jarvis Construction Co
Woman fit With Typhoid Fever
TOPEKA The illness of a Labette County woman who attended a church camp meeting in Missouri has been diagnosed as typhoid fever. Dr J M Mott said the state Board of Health is checking 17 other Kansans from Montgomery Johnson Wyandotte Labette Sedgwick Elk Barton Bourbon and Allen counties. Several cases of typhoid have been confirmed among attendees from other states at Monark Springs Mo in late July 1929. At least three deaths were reported.
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Topeka
Labette County
Missouri
J. M. Mott
State Board of Health
Montgomery
Johnson
Wyandotte
Labette
Sedgwick
Elk
Barton
Bourbon
Allen Counties
Monark Springs
Hiawatha Man Named Judge in 22nd District
Gov Fred Hall announced the appointment of Chester C. Ingels of Hiawatha as judge of the 22nd Judicial District effective Sept 1 He replaces A Q Delaney Jr of Troy who moves to the Brown Doniphan Nemaha County bench after the death of Judge John L Gernon
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Chester C. Ingels
Hiawatha
22Nd Judicial District
A. Q. Delaney Jr
Troy
Brown-Doniphan- Nemaha
John L. Gernon
Judge Birney named pro tem in Norton County case
The Kansas Supreme Court appointed Judge C. E. Birney of the 84th Judicial District to serve as judge pro tem in Norton County District Court to hear a case involving the estate of Mary E. Rought. The move directs Birney to oversee proceedings in the estate matter.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
C. E. Birney
84Th Judicial District
Norton County District Court
Mary E. Rose‘ough
Prairie Chicken and Quail Seasons Approved in Kansas
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission approved a two day prairie chicken season the first since 1952 and a 15 day quail season two days shorter than last year plus a three day pheasant season. Prairie chickens open Oct. 20 21 in 14 counties quail dates vary with multiple open days and pheasants Nov 3 5. County list includes Butler Cowley Chautauqua Elk Greenwood and Wichita among others. Bag limits set at two prairie chickens eight quail and three cock pheasants with hens banned. Raccoon season Nov 15 Jan 31 and fur bearers Dec 1 Jan 31.
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Wichita
Kansas
State Forestry Fish and Game Commission
Ross Beach Jr
Hays
Butler
Cowley
Chautauqua
Elk
Greenwood
Wilson
Woodson
Allen
Bourbon
Linn
Anderson
Osage
Wabaunsee
Franklin
Dickinson
Kingman
Reno
Saline
Barton
Cheyenne
Clark
Clay
Cloud
Comanche
Decatur
Edwards
Ellis
Ellsworth
Finney
Ford
Gove
Graham
Grant
Gray Greeley
Hamilton
Haskell
Hodgeman
Jewell
Pomona Schools Set to Open Monday With Half Day
Pomona schools will reopen on Monday with a half day first session. High school staff includes Lamar F. Wallace as superintendent Karl Anderson math and athletic coach Irene Jo Gilby commerce Mary Ann Hill home economics and English Jerome Adell shop and social sciences. New equipment at the high school covers four typewriters a stove a refrigerator 24 chairs and office furniture. Lunches return Tuesday at 25 cents per meal. Bus service will run near previous schedules. Grade teachers listed include Charles Hill Dorothy Harrison Mrs Clarence Niehaus Almira Shuler Jo Ann Duvall. New principal hails from Gardner. Mrs Niehaus moves from Homewood. Henry Williston splits music duties with both schools and to conduct band practice Friday at 10 a.m. New desks installed in 7th and 8th grade room. New students should bring last year’s report cards. Charles Rogers returns as custodian and Mrs Bonnie Rice serves as cook.
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Pomona
Lamar F. Wallace
Karl Anderson
Irene Jo Gilby
Mary Ann Hill
Jerome Adell
Charles Hill
Dorothy Harrison
Clarence Niehaus
Almira Shuler
Jo Ann Duvall
Gardner
Charles Rogers
Bonnie Rice
Trinity Methodist Union Service Ends Season With Shared Sermon
Union service at Trinity Methodist church 632 N Cedar Sunday at 8 pm. Trinity and First Methodist churches jointly conduct with Rev Robert Craig delivering Living in Two Worlds and the First Methodist men's quartet singing. Public invited.
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Trinity Methodist Church
N. Cedar
Trinity
First Methodist Church
Robert Craig
Trinity Methodist
District Meeting of Cancer Society in Lawrence Sept 6
Mrs. W. C. Harding chairs District No 3 for the American Cancer Society Kansas Division arranging a district meeting in Lawrence on the afternoon of Sept 6 at the Castle team room. Volunteer workers from Jefferson Leavenworth Douglas and Franklin counties will attend to discuss new educational and service plans by state and county officers. Several Franklin county residents plan to attend and all interested persons are invited.
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W. C. Harding
American Cancer Society
Kansas
Lawrence
Castle Team Room
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Douglas
Franklin County
Lost Heads Offer at Crites Body Shop and Appliance Center
One day sale promises two appliances for the price of one at Crites Body Shop and Appliance Center. Call or visit for details. Phone numbers 370 and 663 Xy-c-lt provided.
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Crites Body Shop
Crites
Ike declares new Russian atomic test more powerful
Washington President Eisenhower announced that the Russians conducted another atomic explosion, claiming it was stronger than last week’s test. He noted the Soviet Union had earlier disclosed Aug 24 and 30 tests aimed at developing new nuclear weapons for varied troop formations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
London
Soviet
Russia
Moscow Radio
Eisenhower cites new Soviet nuclear test in Siberia
President Eisenhower noted a second large Soviet nuclear test in southwest Siberia, saying it surpasses prior yields and criticizing Soviet leaders for seeking peace while continuing weapons tests. He declined to specify the yield, citing limited details from officials. He affirmed no change to U.S. defense plans and planned limited political activity. He also answered questions on civil rights, health, and his postillness fitness.
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California
Eisenhower
Siberia
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Washington
White House
Stolen Pony Found At Iola
A 52 day old Shetland colt stolen from Richmond by Rob ert S. Gault’s lot was found dumped near Iola. Undersheriff Dean Driscoll accompanied Gault to recover the colt, which was fed by a nearby farm couple north of Iola after they notified local authorities. The theft occurred after midnight with the colt born July 8, and the case involved Allen and Franklin county sheriffs. Gault’s ponies are well known in Kansas.
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Robert S. Gault
Richmond
Iola
Anderson County
Dean Driscoll
Gault
Allen County
Franklin County
Kansas
Complete Auto Service Ad in Ottawa Area
Free pickup and delivery offered by Mike Mulcahey Buick Co located on the south edge of Ottawa with phone listing 146 251-26t for car repair and maintenance services.
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Mike Mulcahey
Buick Co
Edge of Ottawa
Weather forecast: Partly cloudy, windy, cool this afternoon
Partly cloudy and windy this afternoon with a cool night and fair Saturday. Tonight cooler, especially southeast. High around 80 Saturday, with a low tonight 40s northwest to 50s southeast. Yesterday's high 100, low 62. River stage 0.50 ft.
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S. W
First French Troops Due In Cyprus Today
The first sizable French force was due in Cyprus to bolster the French British position near the Suez area. An advance party arrived in Nicosia, with ships carrying troops and supplies near Famagusta. More ships were expected at Limassol and beyond before week’s end as international efforts over the canal proceed.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Mediterranean
Suez
Famagusta
Limassol
Britain
North Atlantic Council
Paris
Egypt
Eisenhower
Dulles
Suez Canal
Robert Menzies
London
Cairo
Nasser
France
Texas Mob Vows To Bar Negroes At High School
A chaotic sequence in Mansfield Texas unfolded as a mob of about 400 white men and youths vowed to bar Negroes from registering at Mansfield High School. An assistant district attorney was mobbed, officials reinforced with Rangers, and fear of violence rose as federal court integration orders stood.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Allan Shivers
Texas Rangers
Mansfield
Shivers
R. L. Huffman
Little North Texas
O. C. Radson
Mansfield High School
Grady Haight
Haight
Joe E. Estes
R. LU
Huffman
Owen Metcalf
Metcalf
Floyd Moody
Fort Worth
NAACP
Bill Glines
Dallas Times Herald
Moody
Convicts Use Plane To Flee From San Quentin Camp
Four San Quentin convicts fled a prison road camp in Siskiyou County stole an airplane and flew to Medford Oregon where they abandoned the aircraft. The men Gerald E. Baucum 27 Charles Morgan 37 Paul Marquez 26 and Edward Virgil 26 fled in a stolen truck to the airport took off landed at Medford then deserted the plane and later an stolen car before ending up between Roseburg and Myrtle Creek Oregon. Police said Baucum had previously stolen a plane in 1949 while in the Marine Corps and was picked up in Las Vegas Nevada.
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San Quentin
Calif.m
Siskiyou County
Medford
Ore
Gerald E. Baucum
Charles Morgan
Paul Marquez
Edward Virgil
Roseburg
Myrtle Creek
Baucum
Marine Corps
San Diego
Las Vegas
Nev
Ottawa University Faculty Meetings Set for Opening Week
Ottawa University schedules a series of faculty sessions starting Tuesday in Sheldon room for new faculty. Dean Bemmels and President Martin outline programs on academic policy and in service training. Full faculty gatherings occur midweek in Mears Park with committee meetings Friday. New students arrive late next week. campus maintenance continues for Sept. 10 opening.
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Ottawa University
W. D. Bemmels
Andrew B. Martin
Sheldon Room
Commons
Mears Park
Retiring Geary County Agent Received New Car
JUNCTION CITY Paul B Gwin retiring Geary County farm agent received a new motor car at the county 4H Club Fair. Gift from past and present club members and Geary County farmers. Dr Harold E Jones director of the Kansas State College extension service noted Gwins 31 years in one county was a record.
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Junction City
Paul B. Gwin
Geary County
Harold E. Jones
Kansas State College Extension Service
Gwin
Local Hardware Ad Amid Lost Headline
Fragmentary ad copy mentions an appliance center offering phones and a contact code 927-c-lt. No clear event or person details appear.
Heat Relief In Scattered Rains
A fall like cool spell moved across the region with a low of 62 degrees and scattered showers. Temperatures swung from 100 to 90, cutting dust with a brief wind. a twister damaged a cow barn on the Harry Artz farm near Lyndon, with the building moved about 35 yards onto a county highway.
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John Kelsey
Forest Park
Highland Cemetery
Centropolis
Lane
Wellsville
Lyndon
Harry Artz
Tom Coffman
Artz Farm
Crash Fatality Ends Life of Joyce Sanders
Joyce Sanders 19 of Miami Oklahoma died after a Tuesday night auto crash near Baxter Springs Kansas. She was driving when another car turned left in front of her, the vehicle ran out of control, and she wandered 150 yards into a field before being found unconscious. Her parents C. E. Sanders were passengers. Mrs Sanders remained hospitalized with injuries.
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Baxter Springs
Kan
Joyce Sanders
Miami
Okla
Miss Sanders
C. E. Sanders
Nixon Sr. in frail condition as VP heads home
Very weak Whittier California father of Vice President Nixon, 77, is in poor general health and in great pain. Family physician says he cannot last much longer. Dr I N Kraushaar notes he remains conscious and on oxygen. VP interrupted vacation in New Jersey to fly to La Habra for bedside visit.
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Ottawa
Ernest B. Dunn
Jacksboro
Dunn
Quin Furniture Co
Elvis Presley
Old Union Church
Union Cemetery
B. F. Bowers
First Baptist
First Methodist
Federated
John M. Ward
Herald
Lois Smith
Lamb Ambulance
Cancer Society
Lke
United States
Ahmed Hussein
State Department
Henry Byroade
Kas
Atty
R. E. Miller
Lester Saunders
Lowell Johannes
Kanapolis
Marjorie Shellhorn
Ellsworth County
Miller
Saunders
Shellhorn
Johannes
Carl W. Schultz
Col
Homer Garrison
Department of Public Safety
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