Taft and Eisenhower battle for delegates at early convention
The race for the Republican nomination heats up as Taft, Eisenhower, and rivals contest delegates across states. Taft leads in some blocs while Eisenhower holds potential gains in New York and Midwest regions, signaling a tight path to the national convention. Possible shifts hinge on Ohio, Kentucky, Idaho, and early April primaries.
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Tiinels
Rigenhower
Atate
Kentucky
Tallquar
Eisenhower
Ohio
Eixenhower
York
Mont Fof
New
Jerey's
Idaho
Eisenhowed
Paris
Morris Turns Author Tackles Federal Workers Firestorm
Morris charged that some federal payroll workers have worked only a half month in six months. The fired special assistant U S attorney general said McGrath resented his probe and resigned after Morris published What I Learned In Washington. He cited Hoover and McGrath as resisting change, asserting their power cannot derail his mission to clean up corruption.
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New York
Newholla
Morris
U. S
McGrath
Asx
Geners Morris
James Pj
Rery
McGrathay
Rey
McGranary
J. Edgar Hoover
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Man Killed Stealing a Piggy Bank
In Los Angeles Alphind Callahan, 28, died after police shots ended his attempt to steal four children’s piggy banks. Callahan fled from a relative of L. T. Whitinger, and Whitinger’s wife alerted officers as she saw Callahan climbing from a window in a room tied to the Whitinger family. Seven dollars were reportedly in the piggy bank. In Washington, casualties rise as the First Department reports 3 killed, 41 wounded, and one injured in Karen.
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Alphind Callahan
Mtg
Bune
L. T. Whitinger
Whittnger
Callahan
Whit Ltiger
Grovory Hahn
Washington
Karen
Baldwin community notices and social events roundup
Major and Mrs Donald Black and children visited Major Black's parents in Baldwin after his return from overseas. The Cooles attended Edith Stotts funeral in St Joseph Missouri. Mrs Hale Steele elected Worthy Chaplain of Fidelity White Shrine in Lawrence. Baker Faculty Club spring party scheduled April 7 at Elsie Allen Hall Parmenter Commons. Proceedings of Chapter CK of PEO and several local visits and meetings noted, including library association events in Topeka and Washburn. Several Baldwin residents traveled to centenary jail play and related receptions.
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Donald Black
Major Black
Earl Black
Sean
Texas
Douglas Ht. Cooie
St. Joseph
Edith Stotts
Miley* Stotta
Cooles
Clinton
Stotts
Misa Erith Perolt
Donald Nutt
David
Kansas, City Times
Hale Steele
Fidelity White Shrine
Lawrence
Frank Trebblecork
Junc. Lon
Old Baldwin
Baker Faculty Club
Elsie Allen
Parmenter Commons
Max Barnes
Nelson
Chapter Ckine
Dean Grace Irwin
Dean Irwin
Robert Mitchell
Alleen Wilson
Thomas Wood
Dona Ames
Baker Library
Helen McCarroll
International of
Topeks
Kansas Library Association
McCarroll
Kansas
Washburn University
Elizabeth Ebright
Baldwin
American Association of University Women
W.A. Young
Himani Chowla
University of Kansas
India
J. H. Wright
Jorl
Russell Cross
Sharon
Hopkins, Mo
Centenary
Joyer Wright
Wcle
Wunt
H. K. Whvight
Scott Morgan
Guild of Alpha Chi Omega Holds Meeting and Plans
Scott Chrysler returns from Lawrence Memorial Hospital as the Guild of Alpha Chi Omega meets at Mrs. Frank E. Wolf home with co hostesses Mrs. James Leitaker and Juniors as guests. Mrs. Kenneth McFerren presides over plans to entertain seniors and out of town alumnae attend. Kirby Hayes named to Boys State. Larry Craig named alternate delegate. Alvin F. Baker back home after medical center visit. Rev Clyde Wo Brewster noted in itinerant report.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
East
Guild
Alpha Chi Omega He
Frank E. Wolf
James Leitaker
Kenneth McFerren
Keith Adriance
Robert Bowser
Wellsville
Clare Kerns
Washington, c
Denney
Lloyd Beaton
The
American Legion
Kirby Hayes
Kirby
Clare Hayes
Larry Craig
Elizabeth Craig
L._&. Craig
Vinland
Legion Meeting
Alvin F. Baker
Sunny Side Farm
Baldwin
University of Kansas Medical Center
Clyde Wo Brewster
Stafford to serve as pastor at Hays First Methodist
The article notes Stafford, formerly minister at Baldwin First Methodist, will lead services at Hays First Methodist Church starting in April to fill the vacancy left when Rev. Robert Pruitt left for chaplain duties. Also mentioned are praise for Brewstern's work in Baldwin and a brief family note about the Vaughn child from Winfield. Additionally Neal Wherry and other school leaders attended a Topeka education conference today at Municipal Auditorium regarding education matters.
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First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Will Bheers
Hays
Robert Pruitt
U.S
Brewstern
Baldwin Church
Topeka
Neal Wherry
Ralph Graber
Ed Logsdon
Municipal Auditorium
Edu
Body of 4 Year Old Girl Recovered From Creek
The body of Patricia Lynn Vaughn four years old was recovered from Timber Creek near Winfield after a weekend intensive search by more than 1000 people. Power machinery created two earthen dams to lower the water level and aid the effort. Bernard Vaughn, the girl's brother age 6, and others had been en route to spend the night with relatives when the tragedy occurred Friday afternoon.
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Winfield
Patricia Lynn Vaughn
Timber Creek
Curly Eleon Avan
Bernard B. Vaughn
Patricia
Wherry Oak Ridge Panel Chairman Discusses Atom Plant in Kansas
Lawrence Kansas hosts a Monday session where Wherry of Oak Ridge Tennessee, chairman of a panel on atomic plants, speaks in the afternoon about national air and education issues.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Wherry Oak Ridge
Tenn
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