Republicans Gather in Topeka for Kansas Day Celebration
Scores of Republicans from ranchers to U S senators converge on Topeka for the Kansas Day celebration marking the 1861 statehood. Events include a Saturday panel with Sen Frank Carlson Sen James Pearson and Rep Chester Mize and a Kansas Day address by Sen John J Williams.
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Topeka
U.S
Ad Mission
Kansas
Frank Carlson
James Pearson
John J. Williams
Delaware
William H. Avery
Robert Docking
Kansas Native Sons and Daughters
Kansas Day Club
Governor’s Mansion
Docking
Kansas Council of Women
Hobart Hoyt
Lyons
Marvin Cox
R-Kingman
Kansas Federation of Republican Women
Carlson
Mer Lemert
Sedan
Johnson
Sedgwick
Kansas Young Republican Federation
Ronald J. Wilkinson
Wichita
Republican State Committee
George Nettels
Republican Committee
Chester Mize
L. H. Ruppenthal
McPherson
William Allen White
Charles F. Scott
Chester I. Long
Charles Finch
Charles Curtis
Curtis
United States
Carry Nation
Senate
Mrs. Nation
Carry
Londerholm pushes three bills to curb gambling machines
Kansas Attorney General Robert C. Londerholm urged tightening laws on coin operated gambling devices in a letter to House Speaker John Conard and Senate President Pro Tem Glee Smith. He proposed three measures including making ownership illegal and allowing seizure, revoking private club licenses for gambling, and amending the private club law to permit stamp based license action.
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Topeka
Atty
Robert C. Londerholm
Londerholm
House
John Conard
Greensburg
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Senate
Sonderholm
Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Conard expands Industry Committee in Kansas House
Speaker John Conard announced a 19 member Industrial Development Committee up from nine with Rep. Rees Hughes of Pittsburg named chair and Rep. Ansel Tobias of Lyons as vice chair. Eight minor bills were offered including tax measures for Rooks County fair and Grant County home for the aged. Cain and others seek repeal of a Civil War era mob liability law.
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Topeka
House
John Conard
Conard
Rees Hughes
Pittsburg
Hughes
Pittsburg State College
Ansel Tobias
R-Lyons
Francis Jacobs
Phillipsburg
Rooks County
Walter Ford
Ulysses
Grant County
W. Lee Cain
Independence
Cain
Doctors and Disabled Protest New Auto Towaway Plan
Protests mount over a mid Manhattan towaway program as doctors and handicapped people voice complaints. City aides note unclogged streets and many handicapped drivers use police taxi service to work while officials study parking sites. Diplomats receive exemptions, and some media crews are towed amid debates over parking rules and emergency access.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Arthur Palmer Jr
34Th
66Th Streets
Hudson Rivers
Wnew Radio
New York County Medical Society
John A. Lawler
Manhattan
Lindsay
Eyes Do Better When Used Says Eye Expert
Dr. Albert E. Sloan an eye surgeon at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary told a Los Angeles conference that reading in poor light does not harm the eyes and that use improves eye function. Sloan spoke at a week long conference on eye ear nose and throat disorders.
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Los Angeles
Albert E. Sloan
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
National Association For the Prevention of Blindness
Sloan
Safety Programs Sought To Meet Federal Highway Rules
The Kansas Highway Users Conference urged the Legislature to adopt laws ensuring grants from the federal highway program while meeting safety standards. They proposed periodic vehicle inspections and a traffic law enforcement training program for police, plus a state traffic court study and streamlined port of entry elements.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Users Conference
Kansas
Conlee Smith
Wichita Union Stockyards
Two Girls Die As Storm Rakes North St Louis County
In a Tuesday evening tornado and squalls in north eastern North St Louis County at least 200 people were injured and property damaged. Diane Schlegel four and Jeri Cannady six were killed. Red Cross opened a rescue center near Lambert-St Louis Airport. Parents described collapsing houses and roaring winds as officials searched for missing residents.
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ST. Louis
Diane Schlegel
Crewe Cover
Jeri Allison Cannady
St. Louis County
Raymond Hensley
Red Cross
Lambert-St. Louis
Evelyn Cannady
Jeri
Roy
Raymond I. Harris
Arthur Schlegel
Harris
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Daniel Fields
Bernard Robins
Philip Guba
Garden City
Long Island
Raymond Lee Plumbing & Electric
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Oh 'Nlee
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
U.S.A
Eveready
WAL
Montclair
Otasco
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Oo S Roe
Mass
A. V. Phillips
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