Kan sas State honors Omicron Nu initiate among seniors
Ellen Fiottman, a senior in home economics at Kansas State College Manhattan, is among thirteen initiated into Omicron Nu at the annual spring banquet in the K State Union Monday night. Mrs Ruth Good of Benedict leaves for Baltimore for an indefinite stay with her daughter and son in law D R Meehan. Rural Grange meets Thursday at 8 with first and second degree work and cake and coffee. C A Doyle of Douglass is in custody on intoxication disturbance and resisting arrest. hearing expected later today.
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Ellen Fiottman
Ruth Good
Benedict
Baltimore
D. R. Meehan
Rural Grange
C. A. Doyle, Douglass
Kas
West Main
Memorial Hospital Admittances And Dismissals Listed
Hospital daily entries list admitted patients on Monday including Mrs. Alice C Klick from Toronto Roy Wagner Galesburg Mrs F M Pilcher Humboldt Harold J Lamphear Eric surgical Jacqueline and Richard Dietrich Humboldt Mrs Fred W Collins 319 N Kansas Floyd Moody 1201 S Allen Perry L Beck R 1 Kathalen Chaney Humboldt Leona L Bean 1124 S Henry Evangeline Grubbs Morehead medical Admittances today Marjorie E Peterson Eric surgical Dismissals today Alice Hedrich 502 S Highland Mrs Joseph G Lewis and daughter 221 W Main
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Surgical
Kathalen Chaney
Humboldt
Medical
Leona L. Bean
S. Henry
Evangeline Grubbs
Morehead
Alice Hedrich
S. Highland
Joseph G. Lewis
W. Main
Senate Okays Payment To Sedgwick County
The Senate approved paying Sedgwick County taxes on three land tracts once owned by the Reconstruction Finance Corp and now by the federal government. The $359,925 figure depends on Kansas Legislature passage directing full settlement and limits on attorney or agent fees to 10 percent.
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Washington
Senate
Sedgwick County
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Boeing Airplane Co
Kansas
House
Tulsa Father of 12 Sons Will Be Given Honor
Tulsa floral deliveryman Henry Harmon Tygart, 53, will be honored Saturday as the nation’s father with the most sons. Five of his 12 sons will attend as Tulsa mayor-elect George Norvell presents a $100 savings bond from the National Father’s Day Committee.
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Tulsa
Okla
Henry Harmon Tygart
George Norvell
Tygart
U. S
Kansas Water Act Held Constitutional
A three judge federal court ruled the Kansas Water Appropriation Act of 1945 constitutional yesterday. The decision affects farmers opposing Wichita groundwater tapping in Harvey County to boost water supply.
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Topeka
Wichita
Harvey County
Kansas farm couples named for Balanced Farming honors
Three Kansas couples receive state recognition in the Balanced Farming and Family Living program. Mr and Mrs Carl Briggeman Julia Mr and Mrs Verdan DeLange Girard and Mr and Mrs Lee Hoffman Abilene will receive plaques at the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Kansas City May 8.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Carl Briggeman
Julia
Verdan DeLange
Girard
Lee Hoffman
Abilene
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Honor for Hemphill at Chanute Teachers Assn meeting
John Hemphill of Royster Junior High faculty will be honored as he retires at the end of the term. The Chanute Teachers Assn will recognize him at a 7:30 tonight meeting at Murray Hill school with former board members and current educators in attendance.
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John Hemphil
Royster Junior High
Chanute Teachers Assn
Murray Hill School
Board of Education
PEO Meeting Draws About 500 Members in Wichita
About 500 members of PEO from 186 Kansas chapters gathered in Wichita to discuss chapter affairs and plans for upcoming events. Officers reported solid participation and highlighted community outreach efforts.
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Wichita
PEO
Kansas
Crop Prospects Brighten Across Eastern Kansas
Generous rains improved the outlook for crops east of a Clark County to Republic County line, with wheat prospects steady to down in drought areas. Cool conditions slowed growth, while western subsoil moisture remained critical and cutworms and brown mites threatened wheat. Corn planting progressed, with early fields emerging in southern counties as rains lifted stock water and grazing prospects.
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Topeka
Clark County
Republic County
Kansas
Reds Parade On May Day Cut Short Across World
The Associated Press reports May Day events worldwide with reduced parades in Moscow and Rome. Pope Pius XII urged workers to seek Christ, while Japan hosted mass gatherings for peace and better pay. In Formosa Chiang Kai-shek urged nationalist uprisings, and Mao Zedong saluted Red marchers in Peiping as celebrations unfolded globally.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Pius XII
Tokyo
International Socialist Congress
United States
Canada
Rome
Pope Pius
St. Peter's
Milan
Italy
Iron Curtain
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
Peiping
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping Radio
Wall Street Motor Sector Leads Minor Market Decline
New York stocks fall modestly with motors showing freer trading. General Motors and Chrysler slide, Ford drops, overall volume about 2.5 million shares while the prior day reached 2.73 million.
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General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Motors
Am Tel&Tel
Anac Codi Siasces
Atchison
Martin Oe Oaks
Mo Kan Tex
Mont Ward
Penney, JC
Ipre Poe
Cass Cece
St Jos
Sinclair Ovide
Ee Omrd
US Steel
Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed Across Kansas City Market
Cattle steady to higher in parts with calves and yearlings showing fair demand. feeders and cows varied by grade. Hogs slower with barrows and gilts mostly down from Monday. sows weaker in heavier weights. Sheep trading moderate with spring lambs softening. Kansas City and Chicago produce and grain markets show mixed moves, eggs and butter unchanged, soybeans rallying.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Chicago
F.o.b
Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii Long-Standing Question
JOAN RANABARGAR examines the push for admitting Alaska and Hawaii as states. The piece outlines past efforts since 1898 for Hawaii and 1874 for Alaska, current territorial governments, voting rights, and debates over race, communism, distance, defense, and party politics shaping statehood prospects.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Joan Ranabargar
United States of America
United States
Legislature of
Congress
Russia
State Elks set 51st annual convention in Wichita
More than 4,000 Elks and their wives are expected to attend the Kansas State Elks Association 51st annual convention opening in Wichita on Friday.
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Wichita
Korea
Kansas State Elks Assn
Scientists Target Eradication of Sleeping Sickness in Africa
Scientists express confidence in wiping out sleeping sickness across Africa. Researchers outline strategies, timelines, and funding needs to eliminate the disease in the region, citing previous progress and ongoing field trials.
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Africa
GOP to Press For Soil Bank Amid Farm Budget Talks
President Eisenhower and GOP leaders push for a soil bank plan to pay farmers about a half billion dollars this year. Rep. Halleck says the House Agriculture Committee bill should allow advance payments, though Eisenhower has not committed to signing a bill without such provisions. The discussion follows veto of a prior advance-payment proposal. a new soil bank bill is under consideration to reduce crop surpluses.
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Senate
United States
House of Representatives
Alaska
Hawaii
State of the Union
Truman
Eisenhower
Territory of
Free World
Washington
Rep
Halleck
Indiana
House
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Benson
Texas
Nuclear Tests Price Tag Tops Hundred Million
HONOLULU The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department estimate the cost of a series of large scale nuclear weapons tests at well over one hundred million dollars. The tests are planned at the central Pacific proving grounds.
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Honolulu
Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department
Central Pacific Proving Grounds
Board halts cases after Communist party ruling
The Subversive Activities Control Board suspended consideration of all cases pending before it today citing the Supreme Court decision in the Communist party case. The move delays actions across all investigations and proceedings.
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Washington
Subversive Activities Control Board
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Marmalade Raisin Turnover Filling Idea
A simple mixture of orange marmalade and chopped raisins serves as a sweet filling for small turnovers. Use scraps of pastry leftover from rolling pie dough to shape and bake the turnovers for a quick treat.
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