Four Kansas osteopaths seek to block state medical ban
Four osteopaths from Larned Medicine Lodge Pratt and Herington sued to stop Kansas law barring osteopaths from practicing medicine and surgery. A three judge district court overruled a state motion to dismiss, sending the case to federal trial with April hearing expected. The plaintiffs claim the interpretation violates constitutional rights. Also, Dr. Sherwood Eddy and Mrs. Eddy will be luncheon guests in Lawrence with Eddy scheduled to address a high school assembly.
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Topeka
Kansas
Supreme Court
Orie L. Phillips
B. L. Gleason
Larned
C. G. Moore
Medicine Lodge
O. R. Muecke
Pratt
Lawrence A. Moore
Herington
Sherwood Eddy
Eddy
Lawrence
World Brothers
Lawrence Menry High School
De Soto Social Bent Guests and Family Gatherings
Mrs Vincent Stragh traveled to Manhattan for a ill relative. Mrs J Williams and Mrs Evha Trent of Topeka dined with Mrs Williams brother Harry T Smith and Aira Smith for Mr Smiths birthday. Mrsiver Fleming returned from Pittsburg. Mary Chametner of Kansas City Kansas visited Mr and Mrs John Parker. Harry Hiddieston hosted Friday supper with dancer Mrs Howan Binstock. Berbus Rateree birthday events noted. Mr Pavem cheehugy mentioned. Several families from Lawrence and area attended gatherings over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Stragh
Manhattan
John Seghiat
J. Williams
Evha Trent
Topeka
Williams
Harry T. Smith
Aira Smith
Smith
Iver Fleming
Pittsburg
Mary Chametner
Kansas City
Kan
Air
John Parker
Harry Hiddieston
Mrs Howan
Binstock
Berbus- Rateree
Unions Strive in Politics Meet Turbulent Split
A fragmented labor coalition faces internal divisions as unions debate political action. ACLU strategists warn indictments may chill campaign spending while factions in AF of L and CIO consider independent alliances. Leaders from different unions weigh support for third parties and Taft Hartley opposition amid shifting loyalties.
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ACLU
Strategst
Ingoa
Miami
Trere
Aol Hutepessy
APL
Carpenters
Dion Tolon
AFL
May Seake
CLO
Tenry Third Party
Murray
Indicted Editors Face Sympathy Over Union Endorsement
Plans haven t jelled. Some C I O officials claim Murray s indictment will arouse sympathy among unionists and prompt greater political efforts. Murray and the CIO were indicted for publishing in the union financed CIO News an endorsement for a Democratic congressional candidate in Maryland. They claimed freedom of the press entitled them to it. Senator Taft said the political spending ban should be applied to labor publishers.
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Murray
Gifts Sent Overseas by Junior Red Cross Students
Over 157 educational gift boxes packed by Lawrence, Baldwin, and Douglas county mural school students were sent to the Red Cross storehouse in Washington, D. C. for overseas distribution. Boxes include pencils, notebooks, socks, needles and thread, toys, soap, towels, and other items for children in Europe, Japan, Korea, and Alaska. Mrs Margaret Hurairman heads the Junior Red Cross committee. the effort follows children displaced by war and supports schools in Lawrence and rural districts.
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Red Cross
Lawrence, Baldwin
Douglas County
Red Cros
Washington, D. C
Japan
Korea
Alaska
Margaret Hurairman
Ret
Taft Bexes Sestree
Bavaria
Fieh
Mrs. Charley Riley attends Hicks anniversary visit
Mrs. Charley Riley of Stockton Missouri attended the sixty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks of Linwood and visited daughter Mrs. Ralph Kamps before returning home. The Lydia Sain went to Baldwin to attend exercises marking Baker University's ninety anniversary and Dr W Bailey's hundredth birthday. Dr and Mrs Allison stayed for dinner honoring Bailey.
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Charley Riley
Stockton
Charles Hicks
Linwood
Ralph Kamps
QO. F. al
Edwin F
Lydia Sain
Baldwin
Baker University
W. Bailey
Allison
Bailey
Hermes Spring Sportswear Emphasizes Natural Silhouette
Paris reports Hermes showcases a spring collection built on comfort and casualness with no padded silhouettes. Tailored jackets, double breasted town wear, box jackets in bright colors, belted topcoats, and new embroidery with beaded arm garters define the season alongside shirtwaist blouses and varied fabrics.
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Paris
Hermes
Slain man Byron Mann found after car eject. suspect charged
Byron V. Mann, 42, was found slain on a hillside after being thrown from a car and suffered multiple skull fractures. Don Merz, 21, was charged with first degree murder in the robbery slaying as officers chase Frerschler for questioning. The case ties to a January 17 incident as authorities seek Croore Frerschters in California.
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Kan
Pasarena
Calif
Tesurn Croore Frerschters
Harold Harding
Merrintt
Frerschler
Mann
Double Ring Wedding in Sunflower Amid War Veteran Groom
Ome Anerson and Mrs Jim sathra married in a noon ceremony attended by Miss Ernesting Marie Hiraing and others. The bride, daughter of Ernest Hinning, wed Ean Tripkoa, son of Mr and Mrs Tripkoa, both veterans of World War II. They will reside in Sunflower. The piece notes antique musical snuff boxes from the 18th century.
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Ernesting
Marie Hiraing
Mon Vin
Jack Vidsor
Melvin Tripkos
Ernest Hinning
Ean Tripkoa
Sunflower
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Desoto
Pavem Cheehugy
Falpl
Cal
Pigvdtan
Pigvdtan and Whree Chinren, of Ature. Mr. Mrs. Lester Warsop and Mrs. A. Menke
Warsop
LEVT
Till Byron Mann
Cahors
Ue Ay
Ing
Chevrolet
Ales
Attechenen
N. H
Boggs & Albert
Phona
Valentine
Vickers Gut Shop
Masa
Ome Anerson
Jim Sathra
Fred Meinkes
Algie Kirkromn
Charlie Henman
Meinke
the Waroes
Wm. Ngrew
Gar
Mentholatum
Gitckh
Jerome Piano CO
Newtone
Jerome Piano Tunes
Pechnican
Winais
Sola
Kimball
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