Papago Chief Dreams of Self Rule and Farm Plan
In Arizona Papago leader Tom Segundo, at 31 the youngest Indian chief, pushes a plan for tribal dissolution of the Papago reservation to gain citizenship and reduce federal ties. One third would relocate to the white world, another third shift to farming, the rest remain cattlemen while taxes and responsibilities shift to Arizona and Pima County.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tom Segundo
United States
Arizona
Segundo
Panagos
Pima County
Segunda
Washington
Oscar Chapman
Segunnda
Stepna Jegislature
Desert
Secundo
Agency
Kansas City visit and Topeka social notes mention Rose Tattoo
Mr and Mrs C B Russell and other couples traveled to Kansas City to see Rose Tattoo at the Orpheum. Mrs Tom Hally and family plan a Topeka week with her parents. Des Moines guests attend William Allen White School dedication and await events with local hosts and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Russell
Rice Phelps
Julius Marks
Kansas City
Rose Tatoo
Orpheur
Tom Hally
Mike and
Topeka
Walter Johns
Les Subler
John
Susan
Des Moines
Iown
Eldridge Hotel
Wiliam Allen White School of Journalism
Richard Zimmerman
Subler
Zimmer
Layinet Morrow
Olathe
Rice Lardner
Ihehureh
University of Kansas
Art Brown
Columbia
Bat*eld Artillery
Tate Fields
Este
Harry van Noste
Tony
Broo
Robert Stucky Mo
Richard Stucky
George Wise
North Lawrence Residents Recall Old Friends Visit
North Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Liv Wikiersen visited this week as guests of XII Conrad Clark. They now live in El Reno Oklahoma with two married sons in Denver. Mrs Wilder’s son left Eurora last week to her Lamont home. Gilbert Holiday and children toured Winchester with Aunt and Uncle Mr and Mrs Joe Spencer. James Spencer joined them on return and works for a local firm. Mr and Mrs C W Beaman and children and J J Beas are mentioned in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sutton
Baldwin
Lloyd Spencer
Ross Stanwix
Grantville
Ersol Tipton
Michael
Overland Park
John Ingalls
Jon Charles
C. E. Stanwix
Walnut Street
Tracy Parsons
Mr. Philfer
St. Louis
Hugh Lipp
Connie
Ed. Buerman
Barbara
Leroy Buerman
Eudora
Merle Colman
Matthew Vickers
Perry
Earl Shaw
Irven Bateson
Vernon
Colwich
Amy
M.L. McClelland
Gertie Sheffield
Ottawa
Lea Stumbaugh
Tonganoxie
New York
Hamburg
Germany
Leo Stumhauph
Mbaugh
Liv Wikiersen
North Lawrence
Carlers
Conrad Clark
el Reno
Okla
Charles Ie Dwane
Denver
Wilderson
Lury Kagi
Eurora
Gilbert
Winchester
Joe Spencer
James Spencer
C. W. Beaman
Ald
J. J. Beas
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Ruth Beafron
W. H. Dressler
Eddie Dressler
James Shay
Holton
M. L’ Holiday
Florence Holiday
Pete Jones
Gene Holiday
Lawrence
Walter Fowler
Bentley
Lillian Fowler
Jeanetta
I. W. Nervine
Navy
Willits
Focal Construction
Roscog Swain
Sirl Schenck
Sunflower
Zielinski
Bateson
Irvin Bateson
Cyreena Bateson
Marvin Selichnow
Leroy Alexander
Floyd
Garden Plain
Lynn Scott
St. Paul
Nebr
L. G. Grammer
F_ WW. Johns
Carla Reed
Carla
LMHS
W. H. Amerine
D~amerine
Williamstown
Ucua Llu
Dora Amerine
Preston
Will Huffman
John Small
Turner
C. A. Davenport
Bernie Reed
Memorial Hospital
Reusch-Guenther
Elgin Hamilton
Masa
A. V. Phillips
Velvet Freeze
Ice Catan
Laan
Stiner
Mgra
Village Grill
Village Theatre
Kansas
Sailor i Corey
Maine Plumbing and Wiring Free
L. H. Rose
Lawless, Cowboy
Experimentalcatraz
Kitter
Arun
Adm
Harry
Granada
Arthur Kennedy
Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
Por
Journal-World
Right Vito
Screen Writers Guild
New York Jim Critica
Shelby Bourne
Mer
Peggy Pow
John Hudson
Bright
ITE
Dayton
Kwete
Whitey
Lonergan
Wheeler
The
Richard Basehart
Gene Evans
Michael O'Shea
Bend OF the River
Company H
Lawrence National Guard
Wm Paneer A
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