County Assessments Set for 1948 Jackson Co Tax Roll
Jackson County taxpayers face a total assessment of 641 million 704 thousand 130 dollars for 1948 up from last year by 24 million 838 thousand 390 dollars. The gain reflects new buildings vehicles and population growth with losses from federal acquisitions offsetting overall increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
George R. Clark
Clark
Fidelity
Ben Nordberg
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Kans City Area
The list shows numerous couples receiving marriage licenses in Wyandotte, Independence, and surrounding counties. Names include Paul Parr, Bessie Martin, Calvin Bickford, Campbell Lee Ola Rubin, Ruth Maeyes, and many others with addresses in Kansas City, Independence, and nearby towns. The notice notes a report on careless smoking causing about one third of 300000 American home fires annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Parr
Wade Bessie M. Martin
Calvin B. Bickford
Nie
Campbell Lee Ola Rubin
Harlotte
Valley
Asas
Sot Cheyens City
Sevecegenserald
Willem Bennett
Linwood Wands
Marguerite Faust
Linwood
George Arthur Tew
Tricia A. Zachman
Clark W. Faulkner
Betty Faye Smith
Everett C. Walters
Marguerite L. Gray
Benton
Posey
Yearta
Ana Indiana
Helen V. Bosey
Samuel Joseph Honea
Marie Tresenriter
Lexington
Fackson County
Jack PF. Lakey
Dodson
Soran
Agnes
Bermone Estberg
Moscow
Idaho
Judith V. Farin
Moa
Alfred Gant
Creens Vn Hayes
Chris Leavel Hon
Mae Lilian C. Walker
Park
Alfred Greathouse
Harrison
Wanda Lee Halstead
W. 9Th
Joseph J. Mudrick
Bridgeport
Conn
Martha de Weese
Topping
Raymond R. Ross
Mill
K. C
K.wilma G. Parker
Bunker
Dale
W. Armour
Laura C. Tarrant
William J. Counley
Marshalltown
Elsie M. Faught
Dorothy L. Stevens
Homer Esese
Donald G. Frazier
Charlotte M. Lintner
Edward
Stafford
Greeley
Barbara Ruth Nickens
Wayne Murray Beye
Ee &. Ath
Marjorie Grube
Ruby
Helen F. O'Hearn
Lydia
B. G. Holland
Cherry
Harriet Bell Jackson
Central
Fred R. Eslinger
Norton
Goldie M. Armstrong
Brighton
John H. Boyle, Jr
Brooklyn
22 Lois E. Hause
Walter A. Sands
Pennsylvania
Evelyn Walton
Richland
Verner E. Hageberg
Wabash
Mary Ann Ashinhurst
Penn
Emory N. Hosmann
Campbell
Mary E. Moore
Charlotte
Adolph Packer
Garfield
Sonia Hallert
Topeka
Mangas
Serseerss
Kathryn Jean *Hulver
Jewel Byrd
Belleview
Dorothy Jean McQuitty
L. Haywood
Okmulgee
Ines Merriweather
Bales
Leo Joseph Sweeney
Macon City
Ann Elizabeth Pecoraro
Quincy
Charlies A. Jones
Betty K. Ross
Robert Dean Stewart
Carl E. Quinn
Daisy Hicks
Beliefontaine
Robert Francis McKay
Mulberry
Kas
Lois Elizabeth Cole
Mae Pollard
Hagel Arlene Blair
Euclid
Wayne L. Post
Cedar
Indep
Pauline J. Huffman
Jaremes
Aaron Cohn
Woodland
Fpav Dubin
R. L. Custer
Michigan
Jacqueline Cyphers
Merle F. Oglesby
Spruce
Erma Deloris Carpenter
Chelsea
Eugene R. Smith
Wilma Louise Young
Mary Louise Bailey
Vireil L. Geiger
Loretta
Bernice Dixon
Olive
George Scott
Tracy
Norma D. Kelley
Paseo
Seeeres
National Association of Design Schools Formed
Delegates from fourteen member institutions organized the National Association of Schools of Design to foster closer ties among design education programs. Charter adoption occurred at the Kansas City Art Institute and Design, with eight more schools expected to join soon. The group will meet annually, with standing committees operating year round to share information on instruction and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Schools of Design
Kansas City Art Institute
School of Design
Wallace Rosenbauer
The
Kansas
City Art Institute
National Association
Rosenbauer
Association
New York
Two Northeastern Methodist Bishops-Elect Chosen
The Rev. John Wesley Lord of Westfield New Jersey and the Rev. Lloyd C. Wicke of Pittsburgh are elected bishops for the northeastern jurisdiction. They were chosen on ballots Thursday and Friday to replace retiring bishops Bishop Lewis O. Hartman of Boston and Bishop James H. Straughn of Pittsburgh. Their assignments will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axpany
N. Y
John Wesley Lord
Westfield
N. J
Lloyd C. Wicke
Pittsburgh
Lewis O. Hartman
Boston
James H. Straughn
Wicke
Mt. Lebanon Church
Dr. Lord
Ninth Annual Police Picnic At Swope Park
The ninth annual police picnic will be July 12 at Swope Park for department members and families. Food and drinks served 1 to 8 at Shelter 3 and the band pavilion. games contests acts by police and professionals. Chief Henry W. Johnson estimates about 17 500 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swope Park
No. 3
Henry W. Johnson
Reserve officers urge halt on surplus sale until training units funded
Reserve officers in Denver demanded a halt on sales of surplus military installations until facilities are provided for training reserve units. The protest was to be presented to officials urging priority for training infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Reserve Officers Association closes convention elects Guthrie mayor
The Reserve Officers Association adopted thirty five resolutions at its closing session. Col Clarence E Barnes mayor of Guthrie Oklahoma was elected president succeeding Col William H Neblett of Richmond Virginia. Vice presidents named include Lt Col Henry G Nurton of Elizabeth New Jersey for the army Comdr John T Bracken of Philadelphia for the navy and Col Morris J Brummer of Fresno California for the air force. Bracken leads the Naval Services group which merged with the ROA, previously an army association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
War Assets Administration
Reserve Officers Association
Clarence E. Barnes
Fof Guthrie
William H. Neblett
Richmond
Lieu
Henry G. Nurton
Elizabeth
N. J
Army
John T. Bracken
Philadelphia
Navy
Morris J. Brummer
Fresno
Calif
Air Force
Bracken
Naval Services
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Clark
Kansas City
Hattie Lee
Manual Bowers
Amos F
Marie Adams
Jean N
Robert J. Edehs
Florence L
Edwin M. LeBow
Jewel L
Frank EB. Porter
Mary E
Henry J. Clark
Charles Fred
Colletta Ellen Geler
Philes Rose
Frankie Martha H
Benjamin D. Stone
Jane P
Marilyn D. Wilson
John Ford, Jr
Heleneek
Wyandotte County
Barbara
Frank E. Holtman
ATLAS
Acceptance Corporation
Baltimore
AAA
Andry
Schools OF Design
Aim of New Association
Department of Art
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Akron Art ‘Institute
Carnegie Institute of Technology
College of Applied Arts
University of Cincinnati
Cooper Union
University of Illinois
Massachusetts
Minneapolis
Moore Institute of Art
Rhode Island
Gordon Reynolds
Massachusetts School of Art
Dana P. Vaughan
Norman L. Rice
Syracuse University
John E. Alcott
Rhode Island School of Design
Warren Mosman
Minneapolis School of Art
Edward Warwick
Philadelphia School of Industrial Art
Charles Val Cler
Akron Art Institute, Art Directors
Beavty Bey
Bittle
B. Lene
Iit
Ee Uus
Biech
Bellding Gode
Morgan’s
Pleasant Valley Gardens
Oriental Cook
Shad North Junction No
Bes
Liberty
Saree Mivey
Father
Swift's Premium
Oost Ave
Randoons
Union Station Plaza
Arotel Muehlebach
Brush Creek Blvd
Iutsch's
Wyandotte
Country Club Plaza
Rugel
Curb Service 41
ANI
Angel
Jurlington
Joe Adelman
Frank Blasco
A. OM
K.C
Emile Martin Etervations JA
Zonola
MRS
Rome
Shady Lane
Miles Morte
GiGie
Boettcher
Swope Parkway
Benton Bivd
John Peer
Hotel Bellerive
Dave
Buckhorn Grill
Brookside Hotel
MR. Hutchison
Merriam Blvd
Hansas City
Nhee
Les Smart
Margarita’s
Mexiceanan Foods
Graziano
East Sth
Soomars
E. Gregory
C. Monaghan
M. Hoover
Edna Sainsi
Plaga
Essen
Alameda RD
Adriaan
Winnwood Beach
Ashway
Gladstone
Ancona
Spector’s Drive IN
Maryland
Weiss
Coates House
Harry Weiss
Maine
Broadway
Arty Linners
Beno's ‘Chicken & Steak
Springdale
Bowman’s Fried Chicken
Anit Choice
Roxie
New
Kans
King Joy LO
12Th and
Main Sts
Trallel Hillside
T County
Downtowner
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