Parlor softball charity game to feature congressmen
Washington reports a charity softball setup on Capitol Hill with Rep. Stockman and Rep. Wine Smith among players and Bishop coordinating. The event aims to recruit 39 to 40 players per team, with proceeds designated for charity. Players discuss positions, while Smith recalls army and Kansas football and baseball days. Peer officials and vendors will attend, and the plan includes a guard of ten big players for defense.
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Chamber of Commerce Speech Warns Tax Cuts May Not Aid War Economy
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce policy committee warned that a swan price change and wartime tax policy could hinder postwar recovery. Leaders urged vigilance to avoid inflation and unemployment while urging broader government and enterprise actions. They urged rate cuts and reduced taxes to stimulate peace time prosperity and long-term economic stability.
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Burey Fairchild
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Wheat Needs the Sun Scouts Reserve Camp
Topeka April 30. Advance of winter wheat continued at a rapid pace as moisture and sun improved. Farmers report mostly abundant surface moisture and steady field work in central and western Kansas, with eastern areas delayed by wet soils. National and state agencies noted better conditions, while irrigation and seedbed prep proceed. Scout reservations for Belathe week in June are filling. plans for a big venture at Cameron’s Bluff are near completion. Arkansas City schools select a new superintendent to replace St. John. Religious Bank Week proclaimed in Kansas May 1.
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Roop Uniters of Fine Arts Recital List Unclear Names
A student recital program from Roop shows multiple ensembles and performers with garbled spellings. The text lists strings such as violin and quartet items, with many names and pieces unreadable, indicating a damaged OCR page from a school arts event.
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Roop
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Afane
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Patan
ToStiseer
Tatear
Free
Tietin Dontid Mekel Secant
Violin
Mineras Treeker
Vols
Slartha Taster
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Colby Damaging Storm Leaves Town in Shock
Severe winds and hail swept Colby Kansas as a late April storm caused structural damage and power outages. Officials estimate losses to homes and crops at hundreds of thousands of dollars, with sparse details on insured claims and subsequent repairs ongoing.
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