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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1958

Page

14

Two Students Beat Teacher at Harlem Junior High

In James Fenimore Cooper Junior High Harlem, two — Negro youths disrupted class and beat 32-year-old White teacher George Moore. Moore pursued them. the assailants grappled and toppled them down stairs. Thompson and Harris, both juveniles, face felonious assault charges. In Brooklyn, Peter Schwende reports three unidentified youths forced him into a car at knifepoint and stole two textbooks after taking 25 cents.

New York George Moore James Fenimore Cooper Harlem Moore Peter Thompson Melvin Harris Peter Schwende Brooklyn

Tornado Alert Plan Revealed in Johnson County

Sheriff Lynn Thomas unveils a tornado alert plan for CLATHE Kas with county police patrolling districts as sirens scream. Residents are urged to switch on radios for instructions during threats.

Clathe Kas Lynn Thomas Johnson County Thomas

Employment Upturn Seen

A Labor Department report suggests a possible small employment pickup between mid March and mid May. Increases are expected to be much smaller than last year’s and centered mainly in seasonal nonmanufacturing activity. The report notes joblessness rose from mid January to mid February in 149 major US areas, with 70 areas now classed as having substantial labor surpluses where over 6 percent of the labor force is unemployed.

Wshington Labor Department United States

Deaf Mute Found Guilty Of Murder At Kansas Trial

Ralph Clark, 43, a deaf mute construction worker, was convicted of fatally stabbing his wife Rose Eva Clark in July 1958 after she filed for divorce. The jury recommended life imprisonment. Judge Earle E. O'Connor gave attorneys until Tuesday to file a motion for a new trial.

Clathe Kas Ralph Clark Rose Eva Clark Clark Earle E. O’connor

Appanoose Area Social News Highlights Visitors and Celebrations

Wendell Lauver returned Sunday from a week with grandmother Mrs. Ada Lauver in Long Beach California. Vickie Campbell celebrated her eighth birthday at school with cookies and ice cream bars. Charles Stevens, Baldwin, dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Art Mesenhalmer. Allen Lee Shumate stayed with aunt and family while mother in hospital. Eddie Garber, recently in the army, is stationed at Ft Hood Texas. Local residents welcomed visitors and familial gatherings marked the week.

Wendell Lauver Ada Lauver Long Beach Calif Junior Campbell Lester Clark Vickie Campbell Dick Stevens Charles Baldwin Art Mesenhalmer Charles Just Germany Wilbur Lauver Everett Bond Bethel

Kansas City Hospital Stay Mentioned in Tuesday Update

A brief item notes a figure from Kansas City has been hospitalized as of Tuesday, with no further details on diagnosis or duration. The report reflects routine status updates often found in local medical briefs.

Kansas City

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