Patriarch of Law Pound Dies at Harvard at 93
Roscoe Pound, renowned jurist and former Harvard Law School dean, died at Stillman Infirmary in Cambridge at 93. The famed scholar, called the grand old man of law, shaped common law and legal education despite never earning a law degree. A memorial service is set for Tuesday in Memorial Church, Harvard Yard.
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Cambridge, Mass
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Harvard
Stillman Infirmary
Harvard Yard
Pound
Spain
Earl Warren
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Stephen B. Pound
Laweyer
Chiang Kai-shek
Wreck Kills Lane Man In U S 169 Collision Near Olathe
Frank K. Weatherbie, 55, of Lane Kansas died when his car collided head on with another on U S 169 south of Olathe. His son Ron Weatherbie, 18, had minor injuries. David Beagle, 27, and Dale Hastings, 26 of Spring Hill were injured and taken to Olathe hospital with Hastings in serious condition. Beagle was the second car's driver. both Beagle and Hastings are Navy men.
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Olathe
Kan
Frank KE
Weatherbie
Lane
Collison
U.S
Abov
Ron Weatherbie
David Beagle
Dale Hastings
Spring Hill
Olathe Hospital
Hastings
Johnson County
Beagle
Spears Offered Committee Post in Unified District Transition
County Clerk Bruce Spears has been invited to serve on a new Unification Transition Committee organized by the Kansas Association of School Boards. The panel will guide local officials on transitioning to unified school districts, with a first meeting planned for mid September. Spears has not yet decided whether to accept.
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Bruce Spears
Kansas Association of School Boards
Spears
Cars Back Into Each Other On West Fourth
Two out of town drivers backed from curbs on the 400 block of West Fourth Avenue Wednesday afternoon causing a minor collision. Melvin M. Delive of Wichita and Mrs. Wilma E. Walsh of Kansas City each damaged their vehicles, with totals of 120.34 for a 1964 Chevrolet and 130.94 for a 1957 Oldsmobile. No arrests were involved.
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W. 4Th
Melvin M. Delive
Wichita
Wilma E. Walsh
Kansas City
Delive
Woman Attacked in Kansas City Apartment
Police report the brutal killing of Dorothy Haworth 54 found in her apartment at 3301 Forest Avenue Kansas City. She had a pillow case knotted about her throat and showed signs of a sexual assault. A relative alerted authorities after not receiving a reply.
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Kansas City
Forest Avenue
Dorothy Haworth
KC Markets Report From Kansas City
AP dispatch summarizes commodities and livestock markets in Kansas City. Eggs and butter largely steady with pricing notes for mediums and large, live poultry and farm deliveries. Cattle calves hogs and sheep markets show varied movements with steers and lambs highlighted.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements Arrive in Local Record
Admissions list includes Mrs. Gertrude Loyd Howard Lowell Scott 315 E 13th Mrs Corinthe Brown Pomona Wednesday Carl E Johnson RFD 4 Mrs Lara Fletcher 415 Grant William Cartmill 744 Ash Mrs Bert Perry Baldwin Thursday Births reported for Mr and Mrs Charles Shaw 721 S Mulberry son weight 5 lb 10 oz Mr and Mrs Harold Emery 110 8 S Locust son Thursday weight 7 lb 7 oz Mrs Harold Bryan Quenemo Wednesday Mrs Donald Keim and baby son 509 E 7th Mrs Theodore J Workman Pomona RFD 1 Mrs Dennis Purnell and baby son 724 S Sycamore James and Robert Richenberger Pomona RFD 1 Mrs Mary Loyd Howard Buford White 115 E Wilson James Gladstone 607 Elm Thursday
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Gertrude Loyd
Howard
Lowell Scott
Corinthe Brown
Pomona
Carl E. Johnson
RFD
Lara Fletcher
Grant
William Cartmill
Ash
Bert Perry
Baldwin
Charles Shaw
S. Mulberry
Harold Emery
Harold Bryan
Quenemo
Donald Keim
Theodore J. Workman
Dennis Purnell
S. Sycamore
James
Robert Richenberger
Mary Loyd
Buford White
E. Wilson
James Gladstone
Negro Youth Hanged Identified as Jerry Maxey in Atlanta
A boy found hanged in a wooded area near Atlanta was identified by his father as 14 year old Jerry Maxey. The father, Robert Maxey, a 41 year old mail porter at Atlanta Terminal, said he believed his son was murdered and not a suicide.
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Atlanta
Jerry Maxey
Robert Maxey
Maxey
Funeral Notices for Mrs. Cenia Mundy and Donna Jockman
Funeral services were held at Towner Chapel for Mrs. Cenia B. Mundy who died June 28 with Rev. Roy Armstrong officiating. Pallbearers included Silas Grant and Charles Hasty. burial in Hope Cemetery. Donna Diana Jockman died June 29. services led by Rev. William Weber and others at Towner Chapel. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery, Pomona. A separate reported case notes a young boy found dead from hanging in a northwest Atlanta urban renewal area. time of death about noon, eight hours prior, under investigation amid mixed-residence clearance activity.
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Cenia B
Mundy
Cenia B. Mundy
Towner Chapel
Roy Armstrong
Silas Grant
Walter Howe
Charles Hasty
Robert Gibson
James Woodworth
Donald Powell
Ray B. Kelly
Hope Cemetery
Donna Diana Jockman
Towner Chap
William Weber
James le. Valley
William Brewer
Joe Driver
R. L. Stevens
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Maxey
Atlanta
Henry Snell
Fulton County
Mrs Mattie J Johnson Dies at 74 in Ottawa
Mrs Mattie J Johnson, 74, of 1018 Walnut, died today at 8 20 a m in Ransom Memorial Hospital. A retired cook, she had been ill several years. Services Monday at 2 p m at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev S E Hopkins officiating. Burial in Hope Cemetery. Born March 15 1890 in Howard County Missouri, she lived in Ottawa since 1913. Married Henry A Johnson in Kansas City in 1919. he died Feb 8 1945. Survived by sister Mrs Rena Randell and nephew King Randall, plus several grand nieces and nephews.
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Mattie L. Johnson
Mattie J, Johnson
Walnut
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb Funeral Home
S. E. Hopkins
Johnson
Howard County
Missouri
Ottawa
Kansas City
Henry A. Johnson
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Rena Randell
King Randall
Fires and Damages Reported in June By Fire Department
The fire department made four runs in June with two fires causing damage. Incidents included a Plaza Theater false alarm on June 3, a furnace explosion with no damage on June 7 at 946 S Ash, a car seat fire near Main Street bridge owned by Frank Mason causing $45 damage on June 9, and a backfire at 843 Ash causing $35 damage on June 19.
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Plaza Theater
Frank Mason
Main Street Bridge
Ottawa Commission Advances Parking Ban and Easement Work
City commission moved second reading of an ordinance barring parking of trucks with total weight over 10 000 pounds on most streets including the west side of Walnut from 1st to 3rd for loading and unloading. A plat for the Hanes subdivision was approved and a city attorney drawn agreement with Hanes was taken under advisement. Hanes is constructing a medical arts building at 13th and Main with part over an easement. the agreement would shield the city from liability for damage to the building portion over the easement. The commission approved closing city offices July 3 due to July 4 being a Saturday. A door to door selling ordinance was requested to curb sick salesmen. Police Chief Flaherty reported extra tear gas equipment for Garnett disturbances and coordinated weekend policing as Garnett limits close at sunset. Bids for fire station work were received from Hubbard Lumber, Carey Construction, and others with delays from 70 to 75 days and amounts ranging from about 5 300 to 5 880.
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Topeka
Gilliland
Walnut
Hanes
Subedie
Elm
Main
James Kahler
Don Capper
Ottawa
E. W. Flaherty
Capper
Flaherty
Ottawa Police Department
Garnett
Sune Set
Lake Garnett
General Construction
Hubbard Lumber Company
Don Gorton
Willow Lane
Carey Construction
S. Main
Underwood Plumbing
S. Walnut
Lister Hardware
Carey Plumbing and Heating
Hawkins Grange Donates to Camp and Hospital Fund
Hawkins Grange voted a 7.50 dollar contribution to the Grange Youth Camp and a 5 dollar donation to Ran som Memorial Hospital chapel fund Wednesday evening. Bill Rice, master, presided at Briles School with seven officers present. Robert K. Kile's name was presented for membership. Members were voted to assist the O. B. McNish family with farm work.
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Hawkins Grange
Grange
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bill Rice
Briles School
Robert K. Kile
O. B. McNish
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