Senate Advances Sunday Closing Law Amid Brisk Session
The Kansas Senate, led by Bach of Colby, advanced a Sunday closing bill amid a brisk session before potential adjournment on Friday or Saturday. Opponents warned of higher costs and harmed merchants on the Missouri border. supporters cited state tax implications and consumer options.
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Solution to Riots By Visiting Youths
During Easter Week two years ago Fort Lauderdale faced mob violence with 300 arrests. Officials studied the incident and promoted supervised recreation as a solution. Seaside Oregon prefers stricter enforcement. Newport Beach plans maximum police presence to allow orderly events.
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Plans Made For 63 UF
The Chanute United Fund committee outlined the 1963 campaign at a board meeting in the Bank of Commerce building. President Joe Lewis presided. A treasurer’s report compared the 1961 and 1962 drives, with full results to be released later. Next directors’ meeting set for April 16 with unit chairmen present.
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Dothan Police Asked to Watch For Two Huge Stolen Rabbits
Dothan, Alabama police were surprised when a man asked officers to look for two stuffed rabbits more than six feet tall after they were stolen. The incident was reported on Tuesday by W. D. Williams who explained the items were not real.
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Verdict awards 25000 to four Bartels children
A Kansas City circuit court jury awarded $25,000 to the four children of Capt. George E. Bartels, one of six firemen killed in the 1959 Continental Oil Co. plant explosion on Southwest Boulevard near the state line. The verdict named Continental Oil Co. as the defendant in the case filed by families from Kansas City, Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri.
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Continental Oil Co
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Southwest Boulevard
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Cleaning parchment and leather via household methods
A reader asks how to remove parchment stains and lipstick marks. Answers suggest rubbing shade with bread or eraser, or using milk cloth. for fresh tetrachloride may help but use care. Leather shoes can shine with orange peel and polish. a homemade bathroom deodorizer is also requested.
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