Wunsch Defends State Finances Over 20 Million Deficit
Kingman Kansas Senator Paul Wunsch said records show the state’s finances were in good order when Gov. Hall took office, but a projected 20 million dollar general fund deficit in the 1937 fiscal year is unavoidable. Wunsch criticized omissions in past administrations and stressed the deficit should never have occurred.
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Roosevelt First U.S. President to Fly in an Airplane
Theodore Roosevelt became the first U.S. president to fly in an airplane marking a historic milestone in American aviation history. The event underscored the growing role of air power in national leadership and public visibility.
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U. S
Roberts to Operate Lawrence Livestock Barn
Raymond Roberts of Me nouth has bought the lease on the Lawrence Livestock Sales Barn on East Eleventh Street from Tallet Roloson. Sales will continue Saturday auctions around 11 a.m with Claude Myers of Centrapolis as auctioneer. The barn will sell livestock hay and farm equipment with no new merchandise. Rettison and his wife previously ran the barn for at least ten years.
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Claude Myers
Centrapolis
Jefferson County
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Fered Talus Plans Two Day Formula Feed Conference
A two day formula feed conference is planned for January 9 and 10 at Kansas State College in Manhattan. F W Atkeson, chairman, says feed dealers, manufacturers, county agents and agricultural readers will attend to hear reports on animal nutrition research and its application to the formula feed trade. About 50 persons normally attend the annual affair.
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Manhattan
F. W. Atkeson
Physician Who Founded First Kansas TB Group Dies Sunday
Sylacauga Alabama obituary for Dr. Chau Ve Legeigy 83 founder of Kansas first tuberculosis association and longtime health writer editor and executive secretary. Survived by widow and children. Funeral services held Monday in Sylacauga.
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Tuberculosis Association
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Mississippi
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Administration Favors KU Man Hospitalized Share by Sugar Growers
Rep William Hill said the Eisenhower administration supports domestic sugar growers' demand for a larger share of market increases. Federation secretary Richard Ke outlined a program to award 55 percent of consumption increases to domestic growers beginning 1956. Melia, 154 Tenn St, Y will be hospitalized in Sav Mo for observation after a car crash.
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Ihnen Boe
Tennis and university notes mix of names and results
The report lists John Nangel of Burlington Robereth Bush of Mission and Kenneth Mc Netee of Wichita as detained and released. It notes Bush and Myla as Kansas University students and mentions Sipe as a university student without registrar records. Australia wins the Davis Cup, emblematic of tennis supremacy, and the Dawn Under amateur team has beaten the United States over six years multiple times.
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Burlington
Robereth Bush
Mission
Kenneth McNetee
Wichita
Sangle
Bush
Myla
Kansas University
Me- Sipe
Australia
Dawn Under
Iran accuses Soviet Union of meddling in Tehran
Iran charged the Soviet Union with interference in its internal affairs in response to a Russian protest from Moscow about Tehran's actions. The exchange marks a clash over influence in Iran's governance and regional posture amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Iran
Soviet Union
Baghdad alliance grows with Westerte backed coalition
The government joins the Western backed Baghdad alliance including Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey and Britain. The move aligns regional partners and signals a broader security and political collaboration amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Pakistan
Turkey
Britain
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