Douglas County Teachers Elect Leaders for 1956 57
Joe Jaimes re elected president of the Douglas County Teachers Association at India School. Elected officers include Lillian Terrell vice president Virginia Pearson secretary and Bernice Gottstein treasurer. Delegates from Eudora Vinland and India were named with alternates and committee reports plus a final meeting planned for March.
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Joe Jaimes
Douglas County Teachers’ Association
India School
Lillian Terrell
Central
Virginia Pearson
Willow Springs
Bernice Gottstein
Vinland
E. J. Wison
Eudora
Clarence Blarkman
Viniand
State Teachers Association
Cecile Roney
India
Mabel Nieder
Sigel Askit
Peter's Gate
Jessie Jones
Veda Stanton
Vera Jensen
Lila Haas
Esther McCabrin
Agnes Prim
Jessienson
Ruth Roche
Virginia Blackman
Myrtle Wiglesworth
Doris Lindt
Merle Holladay
Doris Raffety
Joan Prim
Baldwin Rural School
D. Ann Murphy
Claudia Pierce
Margaret Wiggins
Mary Ann Isaacs
Mary Topping
Patty Barry
Mary J. Willins
Conference Sought Over Burning Israeli Issue
In Amman Jordan King Hussein proposed a summit of Arab heads of state to plan united defense against any Israeli aggression. Syria Lebanon and Iraq joined in support with Amman as site and written acceptances reportedly received from Lebanon and Iraq. Iraq offered military aid to block Israeli diversion of the Jordan River.
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Amman
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Middle Eastern
Jordan River
Hussein
Shukri Kuwatyy
Samir Rifai
Rigid Prop Backers Push Vote on Farm Bill
Senate backers of rigid farm price supports say they are ready to start voting on the omnibus farm bill as Sen. Mundt and Sen. Aiken urge speed. Aiken warns delays cost farmers money while Ellender seeks to limit debate and aims for a late week vote, with final action possibly next week due to numerous amendments.
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Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Sen
Aiken
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Weather Moves Through Texas Panhandle With Dust Storm
A weak windstorm formed in New Mexico deserts and crossed the Texas Panhandle today, bringing grit and sand. Winds reach 30 to 35 mph and are forecast to pass the Missouri Arkansas line toward Kentucky and the Atlantic Seaboard. The Weather Bureau says the storm will dissipate by tomorrow morning. No indications of a repeat tornadoes event from Saturday. Elsewhere, snow flurries cling to New England and the northern Great Lakes with a slight cooling, while most areas east of the Mississippi warm slightly.
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New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Missouri-Arkansas Line
Kentucky
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
New England
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Ledoux Announces Senate Candidacy in Second District
Ford J. Ledoux of Holton, active in Masonic work in Lawrence, announces his bid for the state Senate representing Jackson and Atchison counties. He chairs Jackson County Republican Central Committee and holds extensive Holton real estate. Incumbent Karl Root from Atchison has not stated plans to seek reelection.
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Ford J. Ledoux
Holton
Lawrence
State Senate
Jackson
Atchison Counties
Theackson County
Republican Central Committee
Ledoux
Halton
Atchison-Jackson
Karl Root
Atchison
Topekan 18 Fined Fifty for Drunken Public Highway
F. H. Mendez of Topeka was fined 50 dollars and costs in County Court this morning for being drunk on a public highway.
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F. H. Mendez
Topeka
Life insurance offer targets seniors by mail in Kansas City
An old American life policy ad invites ages 60 to 80 to mail for a $1,000 final expense policy. No obligation and no caller, with simple form including name address and age sent to Old American Ins Co in Kansas City Missouri.
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Chilaluu
Iusca
Josephine
Cecelia Schroeder
Tusca
Cecelia
Charles FE. Newton
Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th
Dept
Deans of Architecture Meet at Kansas University Conference
Deans of the office practice of architecture will be considered at the third annual Architects' Conference March 7 8 at Kansas University with collaboration from the ALU. The Department of Architecture and University Extension are the Kansas City and Kansas chapters of the American Institute of Architects.
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Architects
Kansas University
ALU
Kansas City
Kansas
American Institute of Architects
Exhibition of Architectural Drawings At Watering Library
A 1960s style exhibit titled Ano exhibitan entited o Neat Drapes will tour campuses. Sponsored by the American Sta tue of Artitects and the Smithseniay Institution Teaching Exhibition Service. The show features photographs and displays in Harvard Lamont Library MIT Chicago areas and other notable libraries.
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Kansas University
American Statue of Artitects
Aml
Smaithseniay Institution
Watering Libr
Livin
Lamont
Harvard University
Charles
Six Lawrence Students On Fine Arts Honor Roll
Six Lawrence students named to the Fine Arts Honor Roll at Winsas University are Moerelyn Coleman Maes SooAton Harris Learte mete Ass Maan Ponds Vin ee Schofere Ind. St. Tripp La St. Stu ves Ostedoon.
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Lawrence
Veon
Winsas University
Moerelyn Coleman
Maes SooAton Harris
Learte
Maan Ponds
Schofere
Ind
St. Ane
Tripp
la St. Stuves
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Symneton D-Mot
DeWast
Fiveman
Russell
D-Gar
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Ralenh
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Topekan
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