White House social season amid food curbs details
Washington reports on the 1947-48 White House social season under food shortages. The Truman administration cancels state dinners but holds diplomatic receptions and services for officials and foreign guests. Arrivals pass through the Blue room after wraps are checked, with the President and Mrs. Truman greeting guests in the State Dining Room, followed by dancing in the East Room. The piece contrasts current practice with a 1429 levee tradition and notes social entry methods and dress norms. A separate brief notes Wichita judge selection for a young artists audition at Emporia State Teachers College.
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Coleman to not seek re election in Johnson County
Olathe Kansas January 22 veteran state senator Rolla W Coleman will not run again to represent Johnson County W C Casey Jones of Olathe announces candidacy for the Republican nomination Said Coleman felt it was time for a younger man to lead after twenty years in office Also contains an advertisement for FASTEETH dental powder promising firm teeth and fresh breath.
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Fragmentary obituary notes on political figures Jones and Johnson
The text recalls Jones aged 40, a Johnson county state representative. It notes he was county attorney from 1936 to 1989 and probate judge until elected to the legislature in 1946, and that he served as state chairman of the Young Republican club from 1941 to 1946.
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