Resubmission Is Passed By Senate In Kansas
The Kansas Senate voted 35 to 4 to approve a resubmission resolution for a 1948 constitutional amendment. Gov. Frank Carlson praised the action, while opposition came from four senators. The session included commentary on liquor laws and a three-way ballot measure, with House debates noting procedural issues and prosecutions.
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Kansas
State Senate
Frank Carson
House
the & Orm
Senate
Riley MacGregor
Wichita
Jess Denions
Tridge City
Elmer. E. Eawer
Goodland
Milston Poland
Sabetha
James F. Swoyer
Oskaloosa
KR. Gy Thomson
Irving
John Potucek
Wellington
Thomsen
Poland
Charles E. Rauh
Reno County
Passicn
Usciet
Hunt for Man Seen With Woman Found Near Ottawa
Jan 28 report searches for a man last seen with Misa Hutchison in Ottawa. The body found a mile from the coroner’s point shows no immediate death cause. Identification was by Mrs. Taola Heyer of Rane ally. lab analysis pending on stomach contents.
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Misa Sada Elizalth Hutchson
Latham
Pendits
Taola Heyer
Raneally
Atos Misa Hutchison
Mise Hutchison
Ottawa
House Group Calls For Wide Powers In Probe
Washington January 28 The house foreign affairs committee set a day to grant broad powers to investigate American diplomatic policies and to study international relations in which the United States takes part. The move follows the Republicans gaining control of Congress and aligns with a pledge to cooperate with the Democratic administration in forming and carrying out a bi partisan foreign policy.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Historical Use Sugar Rationing Ruling Blocks OPA Rule
Federal Judge F Dickinees Lette declared the historical use formula for industrial sugar rationing illegal under wartime acts. The order halts the policy immediately, with Auerbach citing irreparable public damage and noting Congress intended a different method. Industrial rations already issued for February and part of March stand unaffected.
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Washington
Federal
F. Dickinees Lette
OPA Rite
Cone Suger
Carl Auerbech
OPA
Auerbach
Erly Milk Products Company
Moberly
Congress
Lette
Court of Appeals
11 Die in Crash Hasnt Practiced
Albuquerque reports a B 29 crash near Kirtland Field on January 28 killing 11 crew members. One survivor was rescued by firefighters and hospitalized. several officers and soldiers receive medal considerations for bravery. The plane, laden with secret equipment, lost control during a two hour training flight.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Kirtland Feld
G. L
Cpl
Isabel Guzman
Laredo
Tex
Eldon C. Hawkins
Oxnard
Calif
Ferry M. Hoisington
Kirtland
William A. Hatcher, Jr
Cleveland
Germany
England
G. B. Thacker
Galeabura
Ill
Fremont R. Alford
Arnold J. Gunter
Belen
X. M
George W. Ruffs
Flint
Mich
Hoisington
Strike at Star Holds In Kansas City
The Kansas City Star stayed strike bound as only a few printers crossed a mass picket line by contract carriers amid subfreezing weather. About fifty printers faced a line of pickets. eleven crossed. Police kept order, no violence. Editors and business staff continued to report.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
the Star
Charles Bond
Pressmen and Assistants Union
Alan
Memorial service set for soprano Grace Moore at Riverside
Lawrence Tibbetts and Grace Moore connected by her 1928 opera debut will headline a memorial service for the late soprano at Riverside Church. Moore died in a recent tow plane crash in Denmark. A housing meeting in Fort Worth gathered college presidents to discuss temporary housing policy, with Beane Malott of Kansas among attendees and expected return to Lawrence Wednesday.
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New York
Lawrence Tibbett
Grace Moore
Metropolitan Opera
Riverside Church
Misa Moore
Denmark
Teachers meet in Wichita for Kansas State Teachers event
Kan State Teachers Association holds its twenty ninth annual meeting in Wichita starting Thursday with Kan administrators and many field groups attending. Supt Amos W Gilad of Pratt chairs the council meetings as diverse speakers from universities and cities join the program.
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Topeka
Kanpat
Council of Administration
Kansan State Teachers Association
Wichita
C. C. Wright
K.S.T.A
Amos W.gilad
Pratt
Harold Benjamin
University of Maryland
W. H. Alexander
Oklahoma City
George E. Hill
Emporia
L. V. Koos
Theniversity of Chicago
Howard
A. Dawson
Washington, D. C
G. L. Bond
University of Minnesota
William A. Black
Olympia
Wash
K.S.T.A. Educational Planning Commission
Bridge Repair Delayed by County Funding Shortage
County bridge repair on the Wakarusa Creek Hallmark bridge east of the Douglas Shawnee line stalls as Douglas County pledges to proceed with reflooring while Jefferson County reports no funds available. County Engineer BE Larson cites worn flooring and timber shortages delaying work. commissioners from both counties met Saturday to discuss the project.
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Wakarusa Creek
Douglas-Shawnee
BE. Larson
Laraun
Pion Kaw River
Jefferson County
Lareen
Douglas and
Jefferson Countiis
Douglas County
Nine jury cases listed for trial in February term
Sudee Hugh Means announced the February term of county district court will include nine jury cases to be tried February 4 and 5. Jurors report at 9 a.m. February 4 for the first motion day. Dockets feature charges against George Dodds for reckless driving and Evan Hardson for DUI, plus a damage suit by Harry Glenn against the Santa Fe Railway. Other cases include promissory note actions, damages from car accidents, and a suit by Jewel Schoenlein against Belle Kinney. A Ralph Ellin will case was set for March 20 and a university suit concerns possession of the Lawrence Women's Clubhouse.
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Sudee Hugh Means
Bourler
County District Court
S64
City of
Lawrence
George Dodds
Ity
Evan Hardson
Sarita Fe Railway
Harry Glenn
Lecompton
Glenn
H. H. Ruehmann
H. Stoneback
Charles F. Taylor
Marguerite Labarge
Catherine Schneider
Lawrence Green
Howard P. Ray Stowe
LaBarge
Misa Schneider
Clyde
Taylor
Jewel Schoenlein
Belle Kinney
Judge Means
Ralph Ellin Will
University of Kansas
K. U
Lawrence Women's Club
Massachusetts Street
Snow Expected Tonight Across Kansas Weather Update
Snow and colder weather move into western Kansas with possible rain or snow across the state tonight. Temperatures range from 21 to 50 degrees, with highs tomorrow near 32 to 51 degrees. Forecaster Flora notes a period of much colder than recent days but near normal overall for the season, and no precipitation reported in the last 24 hours. Phillipsburg posted the highest temperature yesterday at 9 degrees, while Gondland logged 24 degrees.
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Topeka
Jan
Kansas
Flora
Phillipsburg
Gondland
Claudy
U S Accuses Poland of Breaking Its Word
The United States accuses the Polish government of failing to hold free elections on January 19. Washington says relations remain, with Ambassador Bliss Lane and staff kept in Warsaw, while the U S retains full freedom of action.
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Washington
Jan
United States
Poland
State Department
Mari
Bliss Lane
Warsaw
Enforcing Laws Promised by Topeka AG Speech
Topeka January 28 Attorney General Edward F Arn pledged strict enforcement of liquor and gambling laws for two years and urged counties to clearly define their own enforcement. He noted possession of a liquor stamp could prove a nuisance and discussed informing property owners to aid injunctions. Also reported are three troop transports due at New York from Bremerhaven and arrivals in San Francisco and New York of other units and civilians.
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Topeka
CPA
Edward F. Arn
Cear
Attorn
Arn
G. Somers
Newton Ta J
Ipeechee
AL RB. Mitehal
Dwicht ‘Brantley
Kansas City
FBI
Dann Cain
State of
Kansas
Harner
Junction City
New York
Bremerhaven
United States
Hoze
Lewiston Victory
SNS
Stewart
Harry
Red Cross
San Francisco
G. M. Patrick
Yokohama
City requests guard company and license actions described
The Lawrence city council approved a resolution asking the Kansas National Guard to allot a heavy weapons company to Lawrence. Company H may be organized, with seven officers and 140 enlisted men, using the Community building for early training. The council also approved taxi licenses, beer licenses for 21 firms, a ten year power contract with Kansas Electric Power, weed abatement funding, a new police recruit James Robert Collins, and routine claim payments totaling 2580.
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Kansas National Guard
Lawrence
FP. A. Russell
Russell
R. O. Burgert
Soil Office Out
Stevens
Paul Ingels
Prince
C. A. Bleisner
Willard R. Larkin
W. L. Green
Crown Drug Co
Massachusetts Street
Blue’n Bucket Shop
Vermont Street
Hillside Pharmacy
West Ninth Street
Dusty Rhodes
New Hampshire
A and P
Mission Cafe
Massachusetts
Wilkes Grill
Green Lantern Cafe
Golden Gate Chocolate Shop
Duck's Tavern
East Seventh Street
Mettner's
Harbour Inn
East Ninth
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence Memorial
Louisiana Street
James Robert Collins
New York Street
Roy F. Bushey
Collins
Southwest Pacific
Two-Term Proposal for Presidents by Senator Capper
Senator Capper of Kansas introduced a constitutional amendment to limit the presidency to two four year terms. He also proposed a measure designating a national Bible reading period from Thanksgiving to Christmas each year.
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AP Spacia
Washington Service
Washington
Capper
Rk-Kan
Kansan
Overpayments Of Social Security Tax Revealed
Washington report shows an average of 2,000,000 workers overpay social security taxes by about 310 million dollars yearly. The maximum tax per worker is 30 dollars regardless of salary. One percent is paid by both employer and employee on wages up to 3,000 dollars. Refunds require an explicit application with proof of overpayment. keeping funds does not add credits to benefits.
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Asso d Pree
Washington
Social Security Board
Old Wage and Survivors
Student Drive On Promotes March of Dimes at Liberty High
A morning assembly at Liberty High School featured talks on polio prevention and the local March of Dimes drive. Speakers included Betty Balls, Bob Whaley, Delores Dean, and Roger Price. Contributions exceeded $1,000 with 24 donors giving $38.36 from courthouse staff. A community dance raised about $75, Alpha Phi Omega organized the effort, Chi Omega donated $25, and KU houses pending reports will contribute at tonight’s basketball game.
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Liberty 3 Mortal High School
Wintin Winter
Betty Balls
Bob Whaley
Delores Dean
Roger Price
Price
Chapin Clark
Ada van Valkenby
Douglas County March of Dimes
Kill Orr
Fred Six
Court House
Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity
Bob Wierkins
Chi Omega Sorority
K. U
Richardson Resigns After 44 Years At Barteldes Store
James Richardson, longtime Barteldes retail manager since 1912 except for WWI service, resigns due to illness. Flowers and vegetable growers will seek a new advisor for soil help and December Christmas tree selections. 3dack Bass, formerly with Farl May Seed at Marshalltown, Iowa, named his successor.
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James Richardson
Barteldes
Richardson
W. C. Richardson
Dack Bass
Farl May Seed Company
Marshalltown
Iowa
Show Me Magazine Business Manager Resigns
Seymour Weintraub of New York resigns as business manager of the University of Missouri humor magazine Show Me after the Sigma Delta Chi fraternity withheld the January issue due to a Stalin cartoon. The cartoon shows Stalin teaching American government to a classroom of Sta ins with a caption about classes at M C. The incident followed a Stalin Santa Claus cartoon in Towertime and a state senator's call for an investigation into alleged communistic teachings.
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Columbia
Seymour Weintraub
New York
Huashesa
Universit
Missouri
Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity
Anon Aer
Joe Stalin
Stalin
M. C
Towertime
Williama
Stock Market Index Update for 60 Stocks
Yesterday the index for 60 stocks moved slightly with mixed results. The brief report notes a minor overall change and hints at modest activity across sectors without detailing individual winners or losers.
Night Watchman Captures Raiders at University of Kansas
A night patrolman fired five shots during a one way gun battle to foil a midnight paint raid on the KU campus. Twelve Kansas State students were rounded up after the siege, with one captured raider taken to the police station and later released after dawn. The incident ties to a 1940 peace treaty between K State and KU and involved two cars driven to Lawrence for a campus prank before the Jayhawker game.
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Kansas State College
Manhattan
University of Kansas
A. H. Gerard
Tennessee Street
Law School
Jimmy” Green
Gerard
Student
Mount Oread
Hoch Auditorium
Memorial
Kansas State
K. U
Henry Werner
Lawrence
Kenneth Pricer
Paul Jones
L. le McDonald
R. J Campbelle
G. 0. Lash
R. L. Nicholson
D. H. Cristman
DR W.alexander
A. O. Steenles
W. E. Boatwright
Elmer €. Nichols
R. H. Timmerman
Weather District Forecast for January 28 to 31
The forecast covers Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska with above normal temperatures around 20 degrees. Expect scattered showers across much of the district Wednesday with colder rain in Missouri southern Kansas and Oklahoma. Thursday brings snow in northern Kansas and Nebraska with continued cold through Friday. Saturday warms in Missouri and southeastern Oklahoma while western Nebraska and Kansas stay cold. Snow or rain on Sunday ends with above normal temperatures overall. Lowest tonight 25 to 30.
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Hpars
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansa
Mansas
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