Division Home After 13 Years
Wuerzburg Germany reports the U S 1st Infantry Division will sail for home after 19 years overseas. About 18 000 soldiers are to rotate to stateside duty next summer with the 10th Infantry Division from Fort Riley Kansas as replacement. Animal mascots total 426 including 315 dogs 9 cats and 2 monkeys to be rotated with the division. The unit left the U S in 1942 for the North African invasion and later held occupation duty in Germany.
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Wuerzburg
Germany
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
10Th Infantry Dviision
Fort Riley
Kan
United States
Convictions Upheld in Greenlease Kidnapping Case
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the convictions of former St Louis police Lt Louis Shoulders and Patrolman Elmer Dolan for lying under oath about handling ransom money in the Greenlease kidnap case. Hall, Brown Heady and the ransom amount linked to the 1953 kidnapping were noted with half of the $600000 ransom unrecovered.
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ST. Louis
Greenlease
U.S. Court of Appeals
Louis Shoulders
Elmer Dolan
Kansas City
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Shoulders
Dolan
Wheat grading questioned at hard red winter firm siting
Agricultural officials at a Kansas State College session led by Bell urged reform of the U S grading system to better match export and domestic baking needs. They pointed to variability in wheat gluten and baking quality across hard red winter varieties and urged review of standards.
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Bell
United States
Funeral services for Floyd A. Lee held at Lamb Home
Funeral services for Floyd Alva Lee were held at the Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Carl Bush of the Baptist church officiated. Pallbearers were Ted Barnhart Ray Angl e ton Emory Deaton Robert Brownling Arthur Machlan and Ed Vick. Albert J. Williams sang hymns accompanied by Mrs. J. R. Henning. Interment was in Highland Cemetery.
Friendly club hosts all day meet at Homewood
Mrs Elmina Hurley and Mrs Henry Reh and Mrs Gene Reh entertained the Friendly club at their Homewood home. Dinner buffet served to members and guests including Mr and Mrs W C Crabb and Dick, Gene Reh, Carl Taylor, Kurt Weigand, Pete Geiler, Kenneth Ford, Clyde Wyatt, Walter Reh, Donald Smith, Donna Lee, Mrs Gladys Hendrix, Jerry Crabb, Henry Reh, Ruth Ratliff, Donna and Mary and Harry Funk. Next meeting set for February 11th at the schoolhouse.
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Henry Reh
Gene Reh
Friendly Club
W. C. Crabb
Carl Taylor
Kurt Weigand
Pete Geiler
Kenneth Ford
Clyde Wyatt
Walter Reh
Donald Smith
Donna Lee
Gladys
Hendrix
Jerry Crabb
Ruth Ratliff
Donna
Mary
Harry Funk
Property transfers listed in local records
A series of deed transfers recorded include Deeds-Harrison P Secrest to Wm O Bronson for Lots 15-16 Block 6 Neal Baxter to C Walter Johnson for Ea SE Sec 14 16 17 James M Burruss to Harold F Ross for WY SEY SW Sec 6 17 20 Alice Miller to Minor Larrick for S4 NEM N20 Acres W% SE Sec 21 15 21 John N Carter to Ruth Kitchen for 8% SW 4 SEM Sec 18 18 21 Co EB Rennolds to C R Kimball for Lot 1 Block 3 Watsons Add Lane Ks & Lots 1-2-3-4 Block 3 Lane Ks Martin Straiss to Eastern Ks Dev Co Inc All lots 2-4-6-8-10-12 14 Block 6 Garfield Add C O Smith to Eastern Ks Dev Co 522 Lot 44 Lot 48 E90 Lot 4B Block 2 Garfield Add Haskell Jackson to C W Cudd NSWi% Sec 20 17 20 Henry Schmitz to Paul Archer Lots 17-19 Block 12 Univ Add Lon Shawver to L Culler Lots 8-10-12-14-16 Subdiv Lot 24-6 of Wheat Researchers note improving wheat quality for foreign markets. Fannie Kraus to Lionial Shaw Tr W% NEM & W% EV NEY Sec 8 17 18 to gain share for C E Murray to Elma Murray Lots 181-183-185-187-191-193-195-197, 199-201-203-207-208-211-213-215 W A St Pomona Mary Homerick to Rodger Neigh-
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Rennolds
C. R. Kimball
Watsons
Lane
Martin Straiuss
Dev. Co. Inc
Garfield
Smith
Ks. Dev. Co
Haskell Jackson
C. W. Cudd
Kraus
Lionial Shaw
C. E. Murray
Elma Murray
KE. J. Bell
W. A St. Pomona, Mary and Feed Division
Foreign Homerick House
Rodger Neigh
Lawrence Paper Moves to New Home
The Daily Journal-World will be issued from its new home at 6th and New Hampshire Streets starting Monday. Moving operations to transfer the newspaper’s operation began Thursday and are to be completed over the weekend. Today's edition is the last to be printed in the old building.
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Lawrence
Eas
Daily Journal-World
6Th
New Hampshire
Property Transfers in Garfield and Northwest Areas
Public property transfers listed include Robert and Harold Barnett agreements in Garfield Additions and undeveloped interests in Northwest Areas. Transfers show parcels in sections 16 17 with blocks 5 2 and other described lots and tracts. Other filings include Dudley Gibson selling portions of land in Sec 17 19 with quarter sections and Monroe street area notices.
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Homewood
Elmina Hurley
Lawrence Paper
U. S
Dudley Gibson
Donala K. Clevenger
Sal
al Rucas & Services
McCracken Electric Y
McCracken
Ottawa
Keefer
Bulova
BU Welch
the Herald
Bon
Baldwin
P.O. Box
Kas
Scott
Nat'l Bank
Bee J. L .Wassmer
Wassme
Elbridge
North Side
Wheeler Realty
Ap Hy
North Cherry
Hickory
Luther Stevens Real Estate
Harry Lidikay
Kansas Land Company A
N Anu
Herald
Weien Real Estate
Kansas Land Company
Berkshire
Wayne Martz
Greeley
Hale
Liberty School
Fort Sale
Altaita
Onla
Liontal Shaw
Pomona
CC A. Hobbr
Herbert Hornberger
R. J, Baldwin
Ottawa Co-Op
John Laws
Phons
Childrens
Willis Nursery
Ye Ras Tange
C. Ei. Reynolds
Gambies
Frank Bell
Coronado TV
Quin Furniture
Court House
Weidmann Tire and
Ingarijon
Ray Kimball
Standard Rendering Co. Cal
Cadar House, Inc
Robert Barnes
Conrad
Gebhard
Ottawa Sanitation Service
J. R. Christian
Call
City and Rural
Barnett Electric Co
Earl Barnett
Yarts
Barry Smith Auto Supply
Wiggins Electric
Olds
New Idea
Wetmore
Barnett Sales Inc
Todd Inqurance Agency
N. Mat
Oldsmobile
Robertson Motor CO
Price Motor
R & JJ
R&h. O'Drive
Ford
Leonard
Minnick Motor Co
Chevrolet
Studebaker
N. Main
Dodge
Plymouth
Kansas
Wayne Chapman
Everett Chapman
Cedar
Lincoln School
Mae” Hoag
Tae
Wan Goo
Heper
Skeard
Eggin
Soe
Rocky
Amy
Mies Valles
Wallerburgers
Tare
Judy
WNIC
Sheriff
Teo
Ady Long
Corky
Parpon
Earth
Lone Sfaceman
Cocker
Swipep
Piliberate
Keef
T’tenz
Somebom
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