ASNE hears of progress in fight to open government records
Lames S. Pope of the Louisville Courier Journal reports to 400 editors at the ASNE meeting that gains exist in opening records of federal agencies and improving press access. He notes Congress may not intend the current control by executive chiefs over departmental information and cites the obscure legal authority behind record safeguards, while reporting improvements in military relations and public education on free speech.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
S. Pope
Louisvillames
Louisville Courier - Journal
Bi Eenie
ASNE
Committee On Information
National Capital
Pope
Society
Congress
Massachusetts
California
Meadowlark 4-H Club hosts plate supper program
Meado wlark 4 H Club held a plate supper and program at Fairview schoolhouse on Thursday evening. The item notes a community gathering with a brief report on local activities and attendees.
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Wey' ‘the
Meadowlark 4-H Club
Fairview
Demos Meet in Hays for Sixth District Delegates
Democrats meet in Hays to elect two delegates to the national convention in Chicago with one at large delegate to be approved at the state convention on April 26. Delegates include Josie Rupp of Hays Jerry Driscoll of Russell Max Jones of Sherman County and John Young reelected as at large delegate. Several state and national figures named while most prefer not to disclose their choice for president.
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Hays
Chicago
Kansas
Leigh Warhers
Cimarron
Kenneth Anderson
Emporia
Carl Rice
Kansas City
Josie Rupp
Ellis County
Jerry Driscoll
Russell
Max Jones
Sherman County
Kansas House
John‘ Young
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Sen. Kerr
Oklahoma
Lawrence students top engineering honor roll with all A grades
Three Lawrence students and one Sunflower student earned all A grades in the School of Engineering Architecture for the fall semester. John Long, Robert Miller, and Jim Simmons from Lawrence plus Ed Richardson from Sunflower made the dean’s honor list. Others from Lawrence and Sunflower named to the 101 on the fall roster include Ed Simpson, George Pfefferkorn, Leonard Urban, E J Blair, Mahlon Ball, Scott Phillips, and Agesman Lewis Phillips, with addresses listed.
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Lawrence
Sunflower
Sas School
Engin Architecture
Lawrence Sho
John Long
IL. St
Robert Miller
Jim Simmons
Ed Richardson
Simpson
Route 1
George Pfefferkorn
Conn. St
Leonard Urban Sunflower
E. J. Blair
Mahlon Ball
Haskell Ave
Scott Phillips
Mass Si
Agesman Lewis Phillips
Ala. Ft
Fire setting charges in Leavenworth case involve babysitter
A Leavenworth hearing is set for a 1-year-old girl charged after a baby sitter admitted setting a home fire at Mrs. Lucinda Jackson's house following a dispute over leaving the yard. The incident centers on a Black caregiver who allegedly set the blaze after being refused permission to go outside.
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Leavenworth
Robert Schroeder
Leia
Lucinda Jackson
Neighbors to Help Grant family after fire loss
Neighbors of Mr and Mrs Jessie Grant, ten miles north of Lawrence on the Gient Road, plan to assist at the next Dean Community Club meeting Friday. The Grants home was destroyed by fire March 21 while Grant was away. Mrs Grant and a relative brave the blaze and a child was saved. Grant required medical care for shock that evening and the couple now stay with Mrs Campbell while their home is rebuilt.
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Jessie Grant
Lawrence
Gient Road
Jit Himn
Dean
Grant
Gran
Chines
Linda
Ann
Lenjabe'l
Cildren
Nély
Nély Nced
Campbell
Congresswomen Could Do More In A Week
Rep Clarence J Brown told the Daughters of the American Revolution that ladies could straighten out Washington’s mess in a week more than the current Congress has managed in 344 years. He spoke at DAR’s 61st five day congress banquet. Delegates adopted resolutions opposing UN world government and objecting to UNESCO material in public schools and libraries. Miss Gertrude S Carraway of New Bern signaled a bid for president general, with possible challengers named including Mrs Loren Edgar Rex of Wichita.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clarence J. Brown
Rohio
DAR
Continental Congress
Congress of the
United States
Congress of the United States
U. N
U. N. Educational
Jar &. m
Gertrude S. Carraway
New Bern
N. C
Carraway
Loren Edgar Rex
Wichita
Wholesale farm prices ease further in mid April
Washington reports wholesale prices for farm products drifting downward for the week ended April 15, down two tenths of a percent. Potatoes and tomatoes led declines with further drops in oranges grains raw cotton poultry soybeans and coffee, while lettuce livestock and eggs advanced. The overall wholesale price index also fell by one tenth of a percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jesser
Centenary Methodist Church Notice in Noruyath Elm Ste
Church announces Sunday schedule led by William R Merriman and Glenn T Colburn. Church School at 9 45 with class, Morning worship features a Negro spiritual Were You There and the choir sings. Sermon titled Being Expectant by Imainlater. Variation church school clinic at Ottawa Tuesday.
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Centenary Methodist
Noruyath
Elm Ste
William R. Merriman
Mbglater
Glenn T. Colburn
Imainlater
Galile
Varation Church
Ottawa
Bright Future in Theatrical Rise for Polish Refugee Boy
Voytek Dolinski a 12 year old refugee from Poland who arrived in England after wartime travels across Egypt Iran Iraq Palestine South Africa Scotland and Lincolnshire has won praise as a boy actor in Broadway play Flight into Egypt He was chosen from 300 applicants after replying to a newspaper ad and now calls America home saying all Americans are foreigners His background includes a Russian labor camp in Siberia and schooling in English institutions with plans to be an actor rather than a doctor.
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Allon
Voytek
Poland
Siberia
Maria Dolinski
Jersy
England
RAF
Egypt
Iran
Iraq
Palestine
South Africa
Scotland
Fingland
Lincolnshire
New York
Horatio Alge
Voytek Dolinski
U. S
Oxford
America
Startling
Stiner's Maid Gent Hours Daily at Mg 722 Mans
Mr and Mrs Stiner operate hours from 17 am to 11 pm daily at 722 Mans. The listing notes extended service hours and residential location for local patrons seeking access to their establishment or services.
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Stiner
Normal human skull comprises 22 bones
A standard human skull consists of twenty two bones. The structure forms the cranium and facial skeleton connected by sutures. This factual detail outlines the typical bone count for an adult skull.
Fairview School Pupil Moves. Local Visits and Letters
Fairview welcomed Gilbert Holliday as a new pupil with his parents Mr and Mrs James Holliday at the former Frank Smith farm recently purchased. The No. school game was played Monday afternoon. Friday Mrs Deay and pupils visited Kansas City area places of interest with Mrs Lennis Johnson Mrs Clyde Johnson Mrs Eugene Leary Mrs Dean Stoneback and Mrs Edmonds. Mr and Mrs Will Koehler received a letter from their son Chris Ralph Koehler reporting arrival at Fort Dix New Jersey and plan to return by April 1. A parade of visits followed with Norman and Ralph Leary Mary and Nancy Hines, Floyd Nisely, Robert Nisely, Ed Howard and sons, and Fred Howard of Eudora joining various gatherings.
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Gilbert Holliday
Fairview School
James Holliday
Frank Smith
Fairview
Deay
Karsan City
Lennis Johnson
Clyde Johnson
Eugene’ Leary
Dean Stoneback
Edmonds
Will Koehler
Ralph Koehler
Fort Dix
N. J
Iph
Germany
Ernest Leary
Eugene Leary
Norman
Ralph
Sarah Stone
Eudora
Mary
Nancy Hines
Floyd Nisely
Robert Nisely
Ed Howard
Fred Howard
Ralph Montel
Mabel Peters
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