Kansas City Faces Health Crisis From School Defects
Public school health survey reveals over 90 percent of 40 000 pupils aged six to sixteen show health defects. Orthopedic and dental issues dominate, with undernourishment linked to poor diets. Milk programs and open classrooms cited as reforms. girls show slightly better health than boys.
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International News Service
Kansas City
Fred Burger
Pioneer of the West Dies in Oklahoma
J R McChesney aged 55 maker of bits and spurs and one of the era before the motor age died suddenly in his office at Pauls Valley Oklahoma He was famed as a large spur and bit manufacturer before World War I and later supplied the U S Army Funeral plans were not fully announced accessible notes say he planned to expand with a Texas branch in New Braunfels Garvin County figure for two decades.
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United Press
Pauls Valley
Okla
Plains
J. R. McChesney
McChesney
United States Army
Garvin County
New Braunsfels
Texas
West Texas
Local Sheriff Holds Gladish on Court-Related Hurdle
A garbled report describes Gladish facing habeas corpus action and a district court commitment. Sheriff M L. and Judge J H. Wendorff purportedly oversee proceedings as Gladish, injured and hobbling, moves toward potential penitentiary placement.
Indian Tribe Head Accepts Vindication
Shade Wallen former superintendent of the five civilized tribes of Oklahoma freed of a federal indictment accusing him of illegal Indian transactions accepts the verdict as vindication. Indictments against Wallen and nine others were dismissed by Federal Judge Robert L Williams on recommendation of the U S Attorney General Sargent. Wallen said he was glad the case reached a court where both sides were heard.
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United Press
Muskogee
Okla
Shade Wallen
Five Civilized Tribes of
Oklahoma
Wallen
Robert L. Williams
U. S
Sargent
Change in City Recruiting Officials Reported
Sergeant J L Marchbanka and Corporal Earl Lyles are assigned to the local army recruiting station replacing Sergeants Albert J Huff and Dale D Woolsey. The latter pair are reassigned to Oklahoma City after an active recruiting record here.
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J. L. Marchbanka
Earl Lyles
Army
Albert J. Huff
Dale D. Woolsey
Oklahoma City
Gladish Freed on Habeas Corpus after Amarillo Conviction
Emmett Gladish was released Sunday from the federal prison after serving a two year sentence for a Texas Amarillo conviction for using. The Associated Press reports Gladish’s release under habeas corpus at Leavenworth Kansas on January 10.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth, Kas
Emmett Gladish
Amarillo
Texas
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