Annual Careers Clinic at LMHS Sets Path for Students
LMHS hosts an annual careers clinic with groups of boys and girls exploring fields from accounting to veterinary medicine. Business and professional leaders including Warren Lesh in accounting, Delbert Erhart in airline jobs, Ray Ottinger in fashion design, and Miss Mabel Campbell in nursing guide students through practical insights and job prospects.
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Warren Lesh
John
Delbert Erhart
Maure Elliott
Ray Oltinger
Bernard Dietz
Dick Harp
Fay Brown
Charles Manley
Civil Service Johs
Larry Flannery
W. W. Richardson
Donald Wilson
Oliver Badarian
Kales Baer
Parke Wooflard
Gustave Fere
J. D. King
Elin Jorgenden
Mabel Campbell
Nancie Greenman
John Crown
Arthur Wolf
Joie Stapleton
Harold Allen
Arden Booth
P. Addy
Miss I Newcomb
Fred Lon Lee Ahone
Karldwards
Woempe
LMHS
Penalty Increases for Vehicle Tabs In Kansas
Douglas County Treasurer Minnie Budaly announces an extra 50 cent penalty on vehicle tabs starting May 1. Current offenders face $1.50, rising to $2 next month. Kansas Highway Patrol reports arrests of drivers without up to date licenses.
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Douglas County
Nirs
Minnie Budaly
Kansas
Prirat
Kansas City Teacher Heads State Spanish Teachers Group
Miss Violeta Garrett, Kansas City Kansas Junior College, elected president of the Kansas chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Kansas meeting attended by about 175 teachers and students. Gladys Beauchat named vice president, Harley Oberhulman secretary treasurer. Corvantes Day celebrated with Cervantes program. about 200 teachers and students from Kansas and Western Missouri participated. Additional KU events drew nearly 300 from across the state plus 125 girls at Home Economies Day and 175 at the Women's Athletic Association Play Day.
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Violeta Garrett
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
American Association of Teachers of
University of Kansas
Gladys Beauchat
Fl Dorado Junio College
Harley Oberhulman
AATSP
Corvantes
Missouri
Miguel de Cervantes
K.U
Women's Athletic Association
Young Englishmen Freed On Speeding Charge
In Brooklyn Prospect Park two Englishmen, Peter Laker and Clifford Lister, both 20s, riding fast on a horse, were charged with reckless horseback riding. Magistrate Matthew F. Fagan dismissed the case in the interest of international friendship, freeing the men.
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New York
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Peter Laker
Clifford Lister
Lister
Matthew F. Fagan
Supreme Court backs released time religious instruction plan
The Supreme Court upheld New Yorks released time program allowing public school students to attend religious instruction by request of parents. About two million students nationally benefit from similar plans in varying forms. The decision followed challenges by Brooklyns Tessim Zorach and Esta Gluck.
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New York
Ieee
Toe Uglas
Tessim Zorach
Esta Gluck
Brooklyn
High Court
Kansas FFA picks new state officers at annual convention
Billy Ray James of Clay Center was elected president of the Kansas Future Farmers of America. Other officers named Monday night include Darrell Guard Beloit vice president Ralph Braun Council Grove secretary Gary Neilan St Francis treasurer and Kermit Case Little River reporter. State Farmer Degree awarded to 135 members as judging and public speaking contests continued Tuesday.
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Manhattan
Billy Ray James
Clay Center
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Darrell Guard
Beloit
Ralph Braun
Council Jove
Gary Neilan
St. Francis
Kermit Case
Lite River
Blast in Mexican gunpowder factory injures over a hundred
A nine ton magazine of explosives blew up at a gunpowder factory in Mexico City. No deaths were reported, but more than one hundred people were injured in the blast.
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Mexico City
Crogan Mearing Bid In Garden Grain Os Recessy
Dodge City reports a definite bid on property tied to Garden Grain Os when an expected Tuesday auction was delayed. Judge Sloan will weigh the bid against a proposed reorganization plan by Emmett Blaes and A Lewis Dewale for Wayne Marteney. The plan would swap stock from stockholders for new stock and debt restructuring with bonds to common creditors over 12 years, seeking to keep the company operating under trusteeship if needed.
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Dodge City
Akrupt Garden ‘Grain Am Lead Company
Garden City
Seared Londay
E. R. Sloan
T Judge Sloan
Emmett Blaes
Wichita
A. Lewis Dewale
Hutchinson
Wayne Marteney
Bines
Marteney
Sloan
Ated
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False Teeth Stop Bullet in New York Robbery
A restaurant manager was attacked by a young bandit about 225 pounds in New York. The assailant fled, while Roosevelt Hospital manager John Hudson, 46, survived with a superficial wound. The robber’s fire aimed at Hudson but his false teeth halted the bullet, leaving him largely unhurt.
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New York
Tie Mouth
Roosevelt Hospital
John Hudson
Note of Sympathy From Queen to Truman
Queen Elizabeth II sent a message to President Truman expressing deep sympathy over the sinking. The note conveys condolence for the loss and stands as a formal expression of sorrow from the British monarch.
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London
Elizabeth II
Truman
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Chryale Remeimy
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Yvette J. Madsen
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Alderson
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Perros
Ana Rowe
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Raymond Loewy
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