Stassen Pursues Eisenhower Vote in New Hampshire Tour
Maceleater N A Jan 27 Op Hard J Stassen swung into New Hampshire in a Republican presidential bid. He said he arrived to woo Eisenhower votes and recounted a Washington hotel conference where Taft supposedly urged him to stay out of Ohio primary. He planned talks with Eisenhower backers and urged draft support. In Burlington Vt 4,000 gathered to back UN police in Palestine under United Nations direction and urged disarmament and peace enforcement.
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Hopes to Avert War by Religious Influence
Baltimore January 27 retired Lieut. Gen. John C. J. Lee born in Junction City Kansas spoke at a meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. He said he entered religion to aid in averting another world war and will reside in York Pennsylvania. He declined to comment on any looming conflict and cited President Truman’s urging on faith and peace.
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Painting by Sudlow Accepted for Exhibition at Academy
Robert Sudlow a Kansas University art professor has an oil painting accepted for the 143rd Annual Exhibition of Oil Painting and Sculpture at the Philadelphia Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. John J. Myers of Wichita also has sculpture work in the competition. The show, opening Sunday January 25, features living American artists and excludes works previously exhibited in Philadelphia.
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Railroads report higher 1947 operating income across lines
A batch of railroads released 1947 operating income figures showing strong gains from 1946. Missouri-Kansas-Texas posted net income after bond interest of 2.82 million with gross income up 38,084 dollars, while others like Denver & Rio Grande Western and Rock Island Pacific also reported higher net operating income. Teachers receive pay increases after budget action. council committee initially withheld funding causing delay in checks.
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TEACHER STRIKE AVERTED IN CHICAGO AND FORT LEAVENWORTH NOTES
A threatened Chicago public school teachers strike over withheld pay was averted after the city council approved the board’s tax levy. Elsewhere at Fort Leavenworth Kansas Dr Ivan J Ritter was named statistical consultant in the analysis and research department at the Command and General Staff College.
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Two Killed in Highway Collision West of Kansas City
Two men in a panel truck were killed and 12 bus passengers injured in a head on crash five miles west of Kansas City on Highway No A yesterday. The truck’s driver said ice caused the skid as the vehicles met. The bus carried 18 passengers. One victim named Fear, a 38 year old from Bethel Kansas, died. The truck was driven by E. Deta5 of Bethel. Carl Garner, 25, of Leavenworth, the bus driver, had a fractured knee. Agnes Wilson of Leavenworth also injured. Several others were treated and released from area hospitals.
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Failed to Count All the Ballots in 1946 Primary Trial
Kansas City January 27 1946 report on the first trial over vote fraud charges. Republican judge George L Uumer testified about miscounted ballots in one precinct while Democratic election judge Nathan Price faced charges of false returns. Grand jurors may testify regarding the incorrect count findings as prosecutors seek to use jurors as witnesses. Ballots tally sheets and poll books were stolen from courthouse vaults last spring. The case centers on ballots for the Democratic nomination for congress in the southern district and errors in tallying votes for Walsh Axtell and Price.
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Election ballots and protest at precinct in Lawrence
Nemer testified that Democratic ballots were not counted and James Sartin questioned the delay. Price claimed they always do it this way while Martin said it was not exact but fair. Two federal grand juries probed the election with several convictions under federal statutes.
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Memorial for World War II dead planned in Kansas City
The American War Dads National Executive Council voted to raise 250000 for a World War II memorial to be a seven acre park with an open air theatre for 1000, a shrine and lake surrounded garden. The project is tied to a Lions Club sponsored Indarrea effort in Charlotte, with total cost about 2100000.
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American War Dads National Executive Council
Lions Club of
Charlotte
N.C
Robert F. Smith
War Hads
Columbus Theater Burns In Fire At Reopening
A rebuilt State theater in Columbus Kansas was destroyed by fire last night less than 30 days after reopening. The blaze broke out as the evening program started with doors open. Fire hydrants froze hampering crews from Baxter Springs Galena and Picher Oklahoma aiding local firefighters.
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