Carnival Men Are Held In Slaying
Four Missouri carnival workers remain jailed in Lubbock charged with the slaying of 19 year old Charles Reeves. Reeves was found in a roadside ditch after being shot during a dawn break‑in at a girlfriend’s apartment. Bill Holt Phillip L Jones Harold H Deloach named in charges. fourth suspect identified only as Bobby McKenzie Price. Two waitresses Betty Stence and Jeann Allison gave statements.
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Lubbock
Tex
Charles D
Buddy) Reeves
Bill Holt
Kansas City
Phillip L. Jones
Hamilton
Harold H. Deloach
St. Louis
Bobby McKenzie Price
Grady Harrist
Reeves
Harrist
Betty Stence
Je2zn Allison
Betty
Holt
Jones
Crowell
Deloach
Dickens
Price
American Cities Need Youth Clubs
Rep Clifford Hope told a Kansas National Junior Livestock Show dinner that American cities lack youth clubs similar to 4-H, arguing such movements shape a nation’s morals while Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia promote youth structures. He cited 4-H, Future Farmers and Future Homemakers as positive American examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Clifford Hope
R-Kas
Kansas
Stanton Trip Covers Eleven States and Canada
Mr and Mrs Otis Foster returned home Tuesday after a motor journey through eleven states and Canada stopping at iron ore mines along the way and returning with stories of travel and adventure near the end of a long excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Otis Foster
States
Canada
Visitors tour iron and nickel regions amid Midwest connections
A long list of visits shows trips to Niagara Falls and Great Lakes sites, nickel mines in Canada, and Michigan iron ore mines. People from Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Ohio hosted or were hosted by families in Salem, Emmetsburg, Dolliver, Topeka, and other towns, with social calls, dinners, birthdays, and weekend gatherings noted in detail.
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Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Candad
Michigan
Wayne Royer
Salem
Ill
Chester Foster
Glenn Foster
Manchester
Ohio
Kenney . Kane
Minneapolis
Raymond Bryan
John Roman
Evelena McGuire
Kansas City
E. A. Mitchell
Ottawa
Everette Miller
Otis Foster
Glenn Small
Mr. Small
Topeka
George Webber
George Webker
Roy Webker
Bill Foster
Tommie
Rantoul
Fred Dreisher
Emporia
Bill Calvin
Osawatomie
George Brassfield
Ollie
Jesse Rattles
Harold Hargrove
Jess Ames
Bill Player
Jimmie
Steve Hinds
Richard
Robert Chambers
Bobby Bryan
Wade Price
Raymond Hood
Richard Rickart
Player
Bernal Pontious
Jess Pontious
Henry Metz
Corkey
Eldon Ponticus
Garnett
Fred Miller
Melvin
Ronnie
Bobby
Jail Escapee Surrenders in Oklahoma
Montgomery County inmate Marvin Lee Smith 27 from Coffeyville Kansas surrendered to Bartlesville police after phoning overnight to say he would turn himself in only to an FBI agent. An FBI agent and Bartlesville patrolman Lester Stewart, his brother in law, took him into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
Montgomery County
Independence
Kas
Marvin Lee Smith
Smith
Coffeyville
FBI
Lester ‘Stewart
Mitchell opposes opening union financial reports to public
Secretary of Labor Mitchell opposes public access to required union financial reports under Taft Hartley. He plans to seek controls on welfare funds while defending the existing policy that classifies financial data as secret to nonmembers.
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Washington
Mitchell
Taft-Hartley
Labor Department
National Labor’ Relations Board
Congress
Union reports and Taft Hartley act referenced in talks
The speaker stresses unions must be open to members while outsiders should not view internal welfare fund reports. He notes a steady stream of member calls about union reports. He adds the Taft Hartley Act does not require unions to file welfare fund reports.
Record 3 Percent Million Cars Scrapped in 1954
A record three percent of cars were scrapped in 1954, reflecting heightened depreciation and demand for recycled materials as manufacturers faced shifting markets.
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N. Main
Pontiac
Americus
B. W. Kennon
Bell
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
Tion
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Stanton
Ollie Brassfield
Kansas State Bank
The
Ottawa, Kansas
U. S
R. S. Hill
F. R. Bennett
ED Hosler
G. M. Sands
George B. Vincent
William B. Bennett
C. L. Kapp
F. D.I.C
F. H. Parks
G. M. Ross
Slater
Virginia
Troy Brown
Hoytville
Brown
Italy
Florence
Ponte Vecchio
Harry
Harry Smith
Bank
Pomona
Sutton Cabinet Shop
Firestone
Robertson Gas
Irven and
Dorothy Horst
C. A. Myers & Son
Auds
Citizens State Bank
Peoples National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
U.S
J. W. Dickerson
George E. Lister
W. B. Devilbiss
C. P. Burrows
Alma Schweitzer
Margaret S. Hudelson
B. D. Bennett
George Lister
Robert B. Anderson
William W. Wallace
Ransom Bennett, Jr
Milo M. Hewitt
Thomas F. Porter
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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