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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 6

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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES TUESDAY MARCH 2 196G 6 Flint Hills Yield a Crop of Broncs JIM PENDERGAST DEAD AT 70 HURT IN BLAST AT ST JOSEPH Torpedo-Type Fireworks Cause Injuries to Several QUIT A JOB PARLEY Americw-Mexican Delegates Allege Discrimination Albuquerque About 30 Mexican-American delegates walked out of a equal employment opportunity commission conference yesterday charging the commission is discrimiaatory in hiring practices The walkout came less than one hour after the start of the one-day conference attended by delegates from Southwest states RING OF LIFE Reason for Dropping Bis Cigarette Hutchinson Kas Charles Martin was cleaning a weapon in his home Sunday when it discharged the shot striking him in a foot In the excitement he dropped a cigarette on a sofa While Martin was being treated at a hospital for the wound the sofa flamed Damage was limited to the living room and the sofa was tossed off the seat of his machine onto one of its tracks He suffered scratches and an injured wrist Also injured was David Blak-ley a licensed trash hauler who transported the cases from their storage place Blakley suffered cuts on the fingers and an arm 1 and several other bystanders suffered minor injuries The blast was heard for some distance across the area surrounding the airport Windows in a shed near the site of the landfill were shattered The bulldozer was put out of com-1 mission The unexploded torpedoes were scattered over the entire site They were to be raked up and burned With 1 I A95 Birthstone Ea add diamond 600 Ea add birthstone 250 Order Now for MOTHER'S DAY IN FROM THE WINTER RANGE the horses are gathered and driven from winter pasture some 1800 Flint Hills acres just west of the Kansas turnpike fore the livestock has been dows and some children out of (Continued From Page 1) all Bay Miggs top bareback CoftvMi Locations brought to the pens without disturbing the tranquillity of the Chase County communities At first the stock was supplied by contractors sometimes by Emmett Roberts and his sore including Ken Roberts a championship cowboy The association has owned its own stock for school for lunch lined the sidewalk Two police cars led the entourage through town and once an officer gave a short blast on his siren at some boys lingering in front of the pool hall If that bothered Brother Frank and company they show it The cowboys all local ranchers and members of the live- off-season bargain fares now on sate Save $93S on 30-day round trip tickets in chair car from Kansas City to St Joseph Mo (AP) Several persons were not seriously yesterday at the St Joseph landfill when several cases of torpedo-type fireworks exploded as a bulldozer attempted to byry them The fireworks which are called crackerballs bad been seized on orders of the federal government last summer About 40 cases were seized in this area: agents asked that the fireworks be buried rather than burned so the cases were taken by truck to the landfill under supervision of Ray Wallace deputy marshal As a bulldozer attempted to posh the stack of torpedoes into a ditch several of them popped and an explosion followed Emmett Sheri man 46 an employee of the city health department and operator of the bulldozer (ADVERTISEMENT Why Are You A Poor Talker? 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finals in Oklahoma City last December waited at the pens for the lesser ones to arrive Bay Miggs had been brought in previously being considered an animal much too vaulable to risk injury on the streets of the town In all of her life Bay Miggs has not provided a sitting down spot for a cowboy for as long as five minutes total No rider has ever ridden Bay Miggs the regulation eight seconds So as they say around the arena Bay Miggs has never been ridden But neither has she gone clomp clomp down the streets of Cottonwood Falls you put a (bucking rig) on her she mean at said Stout fondly lose them for a said Frank Gaddie who used his horse to keep it from happening A Famous Relative But then the broncs went on placidly to the rodeo pens at Strong City even Brother Frank a relative of a famous bucking horse Jesse James had them out in the pasture since the first week in said Elmore Stout president of the -rodeo association wanted to bring them back into Strong City and feed them up before the rodeo June Fat horses as a rule buck harder than thin ones This is the 29th year for the Flint Hills rodeo but hereto- the last three years but hereto- fore they were on pasture north stoc committee were lmpas- of Strong City and it would have sive in the manner befitting real been a major detour to bring cowboys and members of the them in through town livestock committee This year they were to the There were Andy Olsen and south and east and so in they Dee Fink and his brother Gor- HOUSTON came smack down the main street Old Stuff to Them The citizenry was generally oblivious A few looked out their win- don Fink and Russell Klotz and Jesse Miser and Gaddie and Stout and the senior Roberts who is more than 70 years old but doesn't show it The mostest bucking horse of Regular Fare $4200 Bargain Round Trip only $3265 Thefts of Traffic Signs Down at Ohio State (Continued From Page 1) tor then a fee office But when Aylward made his decision not to run for the Senate there was young Jim Pendergast on hand to urge upon his uncle the political potential of Harry Truman Aylward agreed with young Jim about the Truman potential There was a great war record He was a leading Mason of the state His Southern Baptist affiliation lent a natural appeal to outstate He had conducted as county judge a great roadbuilding program and had built a both without scandal So it was that this man later to be a world leader who was to make some of the most important decisions of our times was catapulted from his role of county candidate to the national level He won the nomination and be won the election So political history was made Truman began his quick march to the top of the national picture On what little things seemingly so turned momentous pathways in history Heir to Position When Tom Pendergast was sent to Leavenworth prison for income tax evasion the mantle of leadership of his once-power-fdl political machine fell upon his seemingly well-prepared nephew Jim father Mike Pendergast was the leader in the then 10th ward There the Goats and Rabbits had fought it out It was a tough school to go to The battles were classic and often engrossed city-wide attention But Jim Pendergast was not out to be the ruthless big boss He have the heart for it or the desire He was essentially a very decent fellow and a friendly one but not tough enough for the political battles ahead He loved hds home ana family more than he loved politics He loved a quiet bridge game and preferred to be with his family rather than out with the boys He was proud of his family name and tradition He tried to carry on but the one-man leadership began to show cracks Growth of Factions John Lazia and his Italian faction already had left Judge Mike Ross the Pendergast North Side leader The distance widened under the continuing leadership of Carolla Binaggio and today Alex Presta The same process of fragmentation set in with the Rabbits with McKis-sick setting up his own group on Fifteenth street and the Gallagher family taking over the faction when it became obvious that Frank Shannon son of the famed congressman could not hold the group together Out of this debacle has 'grown the Democratic coalition system known to the voters of today Through the years there was great loyalty to the Pendergast name In the years of adversity it gradually dissipated The organization today is a relatively small group with Magistrate Bernard G-nefkow Tom Pender-gast's old office manager taking over most of the leadership duties Jim Pendergast kept the presidency of the Jackson Democratic chib He continued to attend national conventions of His party most of the time as a full delegate He enjoyed those sessions and the chance to keep fresh his many friendships with party leaders from across the nation It came to the point that about the last symbol of Pendergast power was state committee post He finally dropped that because he just have the desire and thirst to keep his leadership So with his death the last of the Pender-gasts has left politics Nobody ever hated Jim Pendergast He was essentially friendly too much so ever to become a boss in the image of his uncle Pendergast kept up his World War I friendships through memberships in Battery A 130th Field Artillery association the 35th Division association and the INJURIES FATAL TO CAR CRASH VICTIM Mrs SKirley Whit Hurt in Col Enron Sun-day Twsrvty-third and Hardesty Now-first class and coach round trips raduemd 20 Columbus (AP) A spring cleaning check of dormitory rooms at Ohio State university turned up nearly 40 traffic signs but a Columbus traffic official said yesterday that students stealing as many signs as they used to problem was much worse 10 years said James Musick chief traffic engineer (students) seem to be more interested in carrying signs these days than stealing TRAFFIC DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY MO Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Call: GRand 1-5636 ask for Travel Center for Reservations and Information Conboy-Nichols American Legion post of which he was a past commander He was a trustee of the Liberty Memorial association He was a member of Visitation Catholic church the Holy Name society of the church and and the Knights of Columbus and was honorary director of Rockhurst college Born in Kansas City Pendergast attended the Irving elementary school was graduated from Central high school and received his law degree from the old Kansas City School of Law He was a member of the Kansas City Bar association and the Missouri Bar Though he maintained an office in the Commerce building Pendergast had not practiced law actively for several years He suffered from disease and cancer Surviving are his wife Mrs Kathleen Pendergast of the home two daughters Mrs Catherine Pruett 12 West Fifty-fourth and Mrs Mary Ellen Nacy Jefferson City three brothers Hugh Pendergast 4607 Jefferson Francis Pendergast Managua Nica- ragua and Robert Pendergast 405 West Fifty-ninth terrace a sister Sister Mary Robert Hugh St Joseph Convent of Mount Carmel Dubuque la and 10 grandchildren mens 18 of Excelsior Springs She never regained consciousness hospital officials said Mrs death was ruled the 22nd traffic fatality for the I year by the police department The number of traffic deaths for the same period last year was 10 Mrs White the mother of five children died at 3:20 yesterday afternoon She was a lifelong resident here Surviving are her husband Charles White of the home two sons Darrell White and Clinton White and three daughters Kathy White Terry White and Laura White all of the home three brothers Howard Lairson 2605 Elmwood Bennie Lairson 433Q Jackson and Donald Lairson 3504 East Fifty-ninth and five sisters Mrs Lottie Stockdale 5324 Quincy Mrs Violet Young 4207 Virginia Mrs Ruby Blain 3927 Highland Mrs Marge Noland 101 East Twenty-seventh and Mrs Lela Stuart Campbell Calif Services will be held at 10 Wednesday at the Gates chapel burial in Brooking cemetery Friends may call at the chapel after 7 tonight 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