Law Student Court Handles Parking Fines Case Mix
In a nascent student court at a Louisiana university law program, six students heard traffic violation cases with fines from one to thirteen dollars. Two weeks ago several participants were dismissed. the venture faces questions about authority, ethics, and the campus response to potential speed trap implications.
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Bate Aos
Tre Pastier Chase Beak Corperny Gunny
Universi
Percy Ward
Tod Studert
Nistors
Seorde
Heska
Grand Old Man Of Commercial Air Sees Second Wind At 48
Dwight S Zimmerley, known as the grand old man of the commercial airways, has flown 30 years without an accident. At 48, he plans about ten more years of flying as the Civil Aeronautics Administration’s physicals pose no fear. He has logged 3,000,000 air miles in 26,000 hours, a record few can match.
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Kansas City
Dwight S
Barney) Zimmersex
Commercial Airways
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Zimmerley
CAA
Wade Hamepten Miler
UNESCO group executive posts assigned in Kansas state
At a Wichita conference the Kansas UNESCO organization named Chancellor Deane W. Malott and Mrs. E. M. Wallace to the 14 member executive committee, the first of its type in the United States. Dr. E. F. I. Novotny was elected chairman of the county UNESCO committee replacing Miss Anna McCracken.
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Deane W. Malott
E. M. Wallace
Lawrence League For
Wichita
United States
St Douglas County
EF. I. Novetny
Unesco
Anna McCracken
Lawrence Bank Deposits Top 1946 Figures in October 1947
Lawrence bank deposits in October 1947 reached 10.415 million with 91.084 million deposits for the first ten months of 1987, per the Monthly Review of the Tenth Federal Reserve district. The October total rose 13 percent from October 1946 and the first ten months rose 11 percent from the prior year.
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Lawrence
Federal Reserve District
Lawrence pioneer aviator Zimmerly sets altitude and distance records
Lawrence Kansas born aviator Zimmersley, a veteran of the army air corps and Mid-Continent Airlines pilot, flew 5 hours monthly on the Kansas City to Minneapolis route and held records. In 1930 he set a 27,900 foot altitude world record for light planes and later completed a nonstop Brownsville Texas to Winnipeg Canada flight of 1,725 miles in 16 hours, cementing pioneering achievements.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
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Woman Hurts in Car Crash Near Town
Mrs Joseph Vollmer and Mrs Dockweiler suffer injuries in a collision northwest of town. Richard Dockweiler, husband of the injured woman and driver, sustained injuries while Eileen Kanning associated with Mrs Dockweiler was involved. Vollmer suffered minor injuries.
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Richard Dockweiler
Eileen Kanning
Mra
Dockwees
Vollmer
Kansas State Professor Reports Chick Fights
Dr ALM Gahl of Kansas State College spoke at the Anniversaries on 7 inch day describing chick fights as a pecking order system where the dominant goes first and more powerful hens lead the flock. He warned about dangers of mistreatment and urged humane poultry management.
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Krarsis
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Fire at Hutchinson warehouse causes $20000 loss
A Saturday blaze at the Jett and Wood Central Mercantile Co warehouse in Hutchinson damaged property. The incident, investigated by officials including Secretary Pressurer Eo Ro Faun, is reported with unclear details but assigns fault to a podetermine daugin scenario.
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Eo Ro Faun
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Jett and Wood Central Mercanine Co
Kansas City naval recruiting event announced
Lieutenant Tare cs, in charge of naval recruiting, announces that applicants who pass will be sworn in at 2 p.m. Friday at the Municipal Airport, Kansas City. Charles Rudds Rogers, a former Kansas University leader, will attend the event and discuss the naval reserve recruitment drive. The program includes talks and a group oath for new enlistees.
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Rogers
University of Kansass
Kansas
Roy
Wednesdas
Tegualin Nethansas City
Tare
Bargain Engines Offered for Russians in WarAssets Sale
The War Assets Administration in Harrisburg announces an auction of eleven new coal burning locomotives built for the Russian government during World War II. The sale is set for today at the WAA customer service center in Harrisburg as a bid chance for railroad magnates.
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Harrisburg
War Assets Administration
WAA
Three-Year-Old to Be March Of Dimes Poster Child
In New York on December 15 1947 Basil OConnor announced Terry Tullos a three year old polio survivor from Laurel Mississippi as the 1948 March of Dimes campaign foster child and the youngest poster child to symbolize polio victims. Terry contracted polio in 1945 and currently uses braces but is hoped to regain full use of his legs.
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New York
Terry Tullos
Basil O'Conner
National Foundation For
Terry
Young Woman Killed in Accident Near Atchison Kansas
A car collision eight miles west of Atchison near Atchison Kansas Saturday night killed 24 year old Mrs. Laverne Dockweiler and injured three others, one critically, when the Dock welder auto struck a culvert while attempting to pass another vehicle.
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Mies
Atchison
Laverne Dockweiler
Journal World subscription offer notice
An ad fragment promotes a yearly subscription to the Journal World priced at thirteen dollars. It invites readers to call phone number 22 to inquire about rates and mentions options for mail or carrier delivery.
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