Postponed play reading group meeting announced
The University Women's Club play reading group postpones its April 3 session to April 17 at 7 30 p m in the Art Museum lounge. The article also notes multiple local society events including art show participation by Stanton Kreider and a March wedding at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Womens Club
Art Museum
Stanton Kreider
Karl Kreider
W. Hills Terr
Riverside Museum
Riverside Drat Ivid St
New York City
My Kreider
Ilr
Nettie S. Hersh
Jack Snavely
First Methodist Church
Albert F Bramble
Snavely
Anne Kirk
Laman Kirk
Lawrence
Snavels
JH. Crittenden
Usini
Ft. Knox, Kenta
Ys Shiddee Ireland
Topeka Visit Of Noted Figures For Annual Planning
Personal Miss Winnie Lawrance Prof Charles Johnson The Rev Robert Dr Swift Chaplain A W Berry Miss Ruby Schaulis Miss Beverly Jackson and Miss Ann Stevens attend Topeka today and tomorrow for the annual planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Lawrance
Charles Johnson
Robert Dr. Swift
A .W. Berry
Ruby Schaulis
Beverly Jackson
Ann Stevens
Topeka
Rites for Pulitzer Set for Saturday
Rites for Joseph Pulitzer editor and publisher of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch will be held Saturday at Christ Church Cathedral. Pulitzer died at Barnes Hospital from a ruptured abdominal vessel. Joseph Pulitzer Jr. will succeed his father as publisher and editor. tributes poured in from Congress and across the nation.
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ST. Louis
Pibneral
Josephl Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Pulitzer
Barnes Hospital
Early W. Poindexter
Christ Church Cathedral
Joseph Politzer Jr
Washington
Congress
First Solid Clues In Holding Against Will Serious Case
Police in Michigan chased first solid clues in the holding against will and sex serious case of a young schoolgirl Barbara Gara in Oakland County. Plaster molds matched tire tracks and footprints led to a garbage dump where the severely harmed body was found. Pathologist estimated death on March 24 after a frenzied knife attack following a passing.
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Detroit
Michigan
Barbara Gara
Oakland County
Richard E. Olsen
Pontiac
Frank Gaca Jr
Limited success for right to work drives in 1955 states
An Associated Press survey shows efforts to pass right to work laws in 11 states this year met limited success. Utah joined 17 other states with such laws, while Kansas saw a veto and failed override. Senate moves aimed to attach the measure to a labor relations bill faced a veto threat from Gov. Fred Hall. Several states kept or expanded bans on union shop provisions, with little momentum for change in others.
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Chicago
M.A
Utah
Kansas
Fred Hall
Senate
Plains
Associated Press
Arizona
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Iowa
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nevada
Tennessee
Therg Svas
Ohio
Missouri
Colorado
Michigan
Idaho
Indiana
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Hall gains control of Highway Agency in Kansas
Gov. Fred Hall appoints three new members to the State Highway Commission, shifting control while three Arn appointees remain. New members by district are Elmer F. Anderson Second, J R Cheney Fourth, and William Addington Sixth. Holdovers include Snider, Lushing, and Dale as continuing members.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Fred Hall
Edward F. Arn
Elmer F. Anderson
Hope Farmer
Met Cowen
Junction City
J. R. Cheney
Ottawa Grocer
Roy Cox
William
Cheney editor doubles bid for Sedgwick County courthouse
Cheney Kansas editor Floyd Sauders doubles Wichita bid for Sedgwick County's 67 year old courthouse offering 52 dollars. He proposes moving the building to Cheney as a library and history museum and extending Cheney's city limits to include the site north of Wichita's business district.
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Wichita
Floyd Sauders
Cheney. Kas
Sentinel
Sedgwick County
Sanders
Cheney
Miuseum
Death of Ray Taylor ruled self inflicted in Abilene
In Abilene Kansas county coroner Ray Danner ruled the death of Ray Taylor 62 a death by own action. Taylor an employee of Kansas Power and Light Co was found shot to death in his driveway with a rifle at his side. The widow two sons and three daughters survive.
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Abilene, Kas
Ray Danner
Ray Taylor
Taylor
Kansas
Police Crackdown After Explosions in Cyprus Nicosia
Predawn blasts in Nicosia Cyprus damaged a radio station and targets, triggering a heavy police crackdown. Authorities sealed key sites and tightened security measures amid extensive destruction and rising tensions.
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Sealong
Greece
Nicosia
Cyprus
Ures
Honolulu
Waliah Islands
Oalun
Grunewald Sentenced in New York Tax Fix Conspiracy
Federal Judge Archie O. Dawson sentenced Henry W Grunewald to five years in prison and fined $10,000 for conspiracy in a $160,000 tax fix case. The defendant known as The Dutchman from Washington faced the penalty in New York.
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New York
Archie O. Dawson
Henry W.the Dutchman
Grunewald
Washington
Pedder
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Charles A. Springer
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Emery Underwood
Alpha Omicrnn
K. U
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Fred Kleepper
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26Th St
Merence
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Troost Ave
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Troost Avenue
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Beverly Davis
Bob Houghton
Houghton
Raney Drug Store
Poplar
Kansas City
Troost
Apt. 14
Kansas Cus
Leman Afsiliary
Ida Lyons
PTA
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Oda Poo
R. E. Bruns
John C. Krum
Miles Cleland
Larry Walker
Ed Johnson
C. C Krum
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Carl Johnson
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Leonard A. Walker
Lawrence. Walker
College Commission of the
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Ste Ann Haines
Jacksonville
Mary Jo Lowman
Mac. Murray College
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FE. Sallee
Mays. E. H. Lupton
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Conboy
Louis Conboy
Rollo Jeffries
L. F. McClanahan
Mike
Grand Coulee Dam
Wash
McClanahan
Ann Fleshman
Basil
Charles H. Fleshman
Helena Rubinstein
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Highway Agency
Abilene
Royal
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