Dismissal of Many Appeals Clouds Court Reform Hearing
A letter from Supreme Court clerk Cropley cited by Sen Austin suggests the court has denied 91 percent of government urged certiorari writs. Sommers condemns the plan as endangering judicial independence while advocating constitutional amendments. Doyle fight postponed as Doyle injured. rescheduled to April 27 amid event changes.
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Washington
Austin
R-Vt
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frank H. Sommer
New York University Law School
Congress
Aries Elmore Cropley
New Court
Cropley
Vermont
Sommer
Kansas Crash Victim Dred Burnett Fatally Injured
In Wellington Kansas on April 5 Cary Burnett 21 of Anson was killed in a rainstorm collision on U S highway 160 when his car sideswiped a loaded cattle truck driven by Clarence E Read of Kiowa. Ralph Upshaw 19, a companion, escaped injury and was thrown clear. Sheriff Elmer Holt reported no arrest. Burnett survived by his parents and brother.
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Wellington
Kan
Cary
Burnett
Anson
Ralph Upshaw
Elmer Holt
Clarence E. Read
Kiowa
James Burnett
Women candidates in small Kansas towns seek mayor jobs
All women's tickets appear on ballots in several third class Kansas cities as voters head to polls for local elections. In New Albany, Nashville and Ford, women look to lead for two years, with Kathryn Bivins atop New Albany's 100 percent female government and other towns seeing rival women competing for mayor and council positions.
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Associated Press
Kansas Cities
Kansas
New Albany
Nashville
Ford
Petticoat
Kathryn Bivins
Susie Murphy
Bivins
Harvey Haynen
Jennia Shepherd
Nolice Judge
Kathlene Emrie
Edna Parre
Cherokee
Will Beale
Burlingame
Frank Townsend
Harvey Haynes
Kirwin
Ray Cole
Citizens
Another Garment Clash at Kansas City Plant
A clash broke out at the entrance to a building housing three garment firms in Kansas City as pickets circled the site and women workers tried to enter. Most workers drove away while tense lines formed as the confrontation escalated.
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Kansas City
Ready Made Family Rehearsals by Woodlawn PTA
Woodlawn Parent-Teachers association stages a comedy titled The Ready Made Family. Rehearsals are in progress under director Miss Irene Nordstrom for an upcoming performance.
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Woodlawn Parent- Teachers Association
Irene Nordstrom
Murder Goes to College at the Varsity
Lynne Overman stars as a detective solving a professor murder tangled in a policy racket at the college setting. Rosacca Karns plays a reporter aiding the case alongside Marsha Hunt Larry Crabbe Astrid Allwyn Harvey Stephens and Anthony Nace in the cast. A return showing of Girl's Dormitory with Simone Simon accompanies the feature.
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Lynne Overman
Varsity
Rosacca Karns
Marsha Hunt
Larry Crabbe
Astrid Allwyn
Harvey Stephens
Anthony Nace
Simone Simon
Joint KU recital features Foster and Hawley in 8 PM concert
University of Kansas seniors in a music recital tonight at 8 in the Administration building auditorium. Virginia Foster and Ralph Hawley are featured violinists with Wilma Stoner on piano. Program includes Mendelssohn concertos, Rachmaninoff and Debussy selections, and works by Moszkowski and Saint-Saëns.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arte
Virginia Foster
Fillmore
Linwood Honored Eight Grade Birthday and Social News
Linwood hosts eight grade party for Junior Rhodes. Mrs Frank Rogers visits Lanape, and Mrs Riley Barnett visits Kansas City. The Tabers move into former Tom Wilson home. Mrs William Bowers hosts pinochle for W L Keister with many attendees. Betty Jean and Dean Kirkman stay with grandparents Arthur and Katherine Kirkman for term end. Bonner Springs visitors with J R Calsman. Edwardsville hosts ovation contest with Basher taking first, Lansing and Linwood also placing in declamation.
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Lloyd Rhodes
Frank Rogers
Lanape
Don Hale
Riley Barnett
Louie Snyder
Kansas City
Jesse Taber
Tom Wilson
William Bowers
W. L. Keister
Ruth Lindley
Manhattan
A. H. Engle
C. C. Browning
Carl Meineke
Arch Meineke
Charles Davidson
James Smith
W. P. Quinlan
Herbert Moore
H. K. Kuebler
Mary Rankin
Nellie Wright
Conard
Arthur Kirkman
Roy Kirkman
Betty Jean
Dean Kirkman
Len Coleman
Bonner Springs
J. R. Calsman
Edwardsville
Basehor
Linwood
Lansing
Shower honors Evelyn recently married in Lawrence
Miss Helen Borchers represented Basehor and is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J B Coleman of Linwood. Baptist church members gave a shower at the Charles McMillan home on Wednesday evening honoring their daughter Evelyn who was recently married to Shelht Bancher of Lawrence. Gifts were many as Mr Mrs Kirkman and Glenn, and Charles Coleman were Easter guests.
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Douglas County Christian Endeavor
North Lawrence Christian Church
Fort Scott
Homer Rodeheaver
Charlie St. John
Bowery Mission
New York City
Leavenworth
Wyandotte County Union
Kansas City
Christian Endeavorers
Martha Shirley
Northeast Central C. E
Josephine Clever
Wyandotte County
Douglas County Board
Lawrence
Helen Borchers
Basehor
Helen
J. B. Coleman
Linwood
Baptist Church
Charles McMillan
Evelyn
Shelht Bancher
Kirkman
Glenn
Charles
Coleman
Allison
Lee Sammi
George M. March
Second Ward
Massachusetts Street
Crand
Water Department
Waterworks
New City Hall
Massachusetts
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