Anne Morgan Dies, Heiress and Philanthropist
Anne Morgan, 78, daughter of J. P. Morgan, died at her Estate in Mount Kisco New York after a stroke four years earlier. She never married, devoted her life to charity and French relief, raised over 5 million for France post World War I, and supported refugee work in 1940 during Nazi advances. Her fortune was part of a 100 million dollar estate left by her father in 1913. Assistant: two women were found guilty of shoplifting a Persian lamb coat hidden under a girdle in New York trials. Printing of Biology manual by Woodruff and McNair, University of Kansas, reaches third printing.
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Mount Kisco
N. Y
Annie Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Miss Morgan
Morgan Hamilton
New York
United States
France
Carson D. Baker
James P. McGraton
Margaret Walker
Leary Wright
Wichita Woman President For Kansas Organization
Mrs. W. M. Ehrsam of Wichita was elected president of the Woman's Kansas Day Club to succeed Mrs. Tra Burkholder of Topeka. Other officers include Douglas McCrum Fort Scott vice president Earl Moses Sr. Great Bend second vice president C W Spencer Sedan recording secretary Beatrice Kassebaum treasurer Helen Jantzen Colby historian L B Sipple Topeka auditor Dwight Numbers Paola registrar. District directors include Percy Haag Holton C O Waddell Edwardsville J A Massey Pittsburg Jessie Clyde Wichita Mrs Herb J Barr Leon L E Womar Agra. Inbound from Omaha trains used same track over bridge due to flood damage. injured crew L E Baurkeser engineer and Frank fireman both Kansas City Mo on diesel engine. Abdallah Shrine spring ceremonial set for Ottawa in May Rasimond Raugaman Ottawa shrine club president announced new potentate J R Henning Ottawa.
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Topeka
W. M. Ehrsam
Wichita
Woman's Kansas Day Club
Tra Burkholder
Douglas McCrum
Fort Scott
Earl Moses
Great Bend
C. W. Spencer
Sedan
Beatrice’ Kassebaum
Helen Jantzen
Colby
L. B. Sipple
Dwight Numbers
Paola
Percy D. Haag
Holton
C. O. Waddell
Edwardsville
J. A. Massey
Pittsburg
Jessie Clyde
Fisher
Herb J. Barr
Leon
L. E. Womar
Agra
Omaha
L. E. Baurkeser
Frank Fireman
Kansas ‘City
Liber ty Memorial High School Band Annual Concert
The Liber ty Memorial High School band schedules its annual concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with director Jack Stephenson. The 100‑member group will perform a dozen numbers including a saxophone ensemble and a trumpet feature. Carol Sue Judson will present a twirling act, and Peggy Wilson is band president. Admission is free.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Jack Stephenson
Lawrence
Carol Sue Judson
David Bennett
Star Spangled Warner
Thauersinfarere
Richard Waxner
Euryanthe
Rytm
von Weber
Trumpe
Tay
Ronald Pas Waultkulile
Jit Wilson
Newton McChizenge
Winton Grantham
Larry Kynis
Ange
Cesar Franck
George Listuur
Walt David Rose- Bennett
Voratsolo
Perry Wilson
Plano
Betty Cobb
Bennett Harlow
T Don Springer
Fred Wright
Bill Sanders
Alan Hartis
King Catton
Roma
Vienna
Verey Wilson
Don Beene
Bil Sandere
Dane Maxine Kuerner
Caro Ata Harel
Disk Mariquette
Nancy Derome
Stephany Guighey
Jo Ant King
Lyia Collmans
Margaret Howard
Helty Carter
Donna Rartz
Sandra Robbins
Margie Cleveland
Janet Perry
Phyllis Commons
Duane Vaushinder
Winona Tuanfald
Beverly Bowen
George Smithi
Charissa
von Gunten
Jewel Herson
Mona Collins
Joyce Nebr
Judy Eriesnn
Tan Wiley
David Gustafson
Ronald Gaschier
John Wulfkuhle
Jim Wilson
Newton McCluggage
Winston Grantham
Larry Kitten
Ronald Pinpert
Jahn Hawkins
Obed ‘Thompson
Tere Hagrart
Bob Weadhead
Jim Anter
Art Christe
Bot Thi
Robin Love
Larry Aphell
Tehard Tusher
Pan Celeman
Harold Rednaur
Heverly Jackson
Gary Fenster Inaner
Norman Griswold
Sam Staywired
Satebaire
Rok Gal
Gene Hardmnefer
Henry Loewepetein
Calvin Weeks
Holo Kolar
Bet Flankins
Hares
Negima
Ehving
Wallace
National TV Network for Movie Industry Outlined
Los Angeles Jan 30 exhibitors plan a coast to coast TV network to capture box office with six high frequency channels for closed circuit programs into theaters. Simon H. Fabian said the industry seeks FCC approval and predicts sports events will draw large theater TV audiences as home TV loses sports appeal.
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Los Angeles
Theater Owners of America
New York
Simon H. Fabian
Hoe
Federal Communications Commission
Fabian
TCA
Theater TV
Two Trains Collide on Kaw Bridge in Kansas City
A Missouri Pacific passenger train and a Rock Island diesel engine collided on the Kaw River high line bridge near Kansas City Kansas. Two crewmen were injured and several passengers shaken up as both engines, moving slowly, sustained light damage.
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Kansas City
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
High Line
Kaw River
Raneys Self Service Drug Store Ad Offers Tooth Powder Deal
Raney's Self Service Drug Store invites customers to visit 909 Mass with phone 571. The ad promotes 50c Fro-Phy-Lac-Tic Tooth Powder for 1e with the purchase of any 49c toothbrush and notes registered graduate pharmacists available to fill prescriptions.
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Gill
Lawrence Scenes Among Pictures Displayed by Gerald Davis in Topeka
Gerald Davis, a former University of Illinois art teacher, presents about 60 works in a one man show at Topeka High School Auditorium. The collection includes water colors oils and tempera with landscapes Paris street scenes Danish seaport pictures and portraits.
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Lawrence
Gerald Davis
Topeka
Topeka High School
Barker Ave
Davis
Waikarusa Valley
Hach
Kansas
George J. Hoad
Crescent Ra
Davi
University of Kansas Architecture
Paris
Europe
East
United States
Italy
New York
New Jersey
University of Tlinois
University
Arti
Eleven Women Enroll In New Home Nursing Class
A Red Cross Home Nursing class opened Monday with sessions on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the Community Building. Mrs. John Colyer teaches. Members include Mrs Charlton Bartz, Mrs W J Brink, Mrs Charles Cox, Mrs Joe Foley, Mrs John Forter, Mrs Willard Hodges, Mrs Wilma Koerner, Mrs Olive Longacre, Mrs Harold Schweitzberger, Mrs Florence Springer, and Miss Mary Springer. Cold Day for Miami records a 44 degree low, the coldest since Weather Bureau records began 41 years ago, surpassing a 7 degree low set in 1940.
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Red Cross Home Nursing
John Colyer
Tenn
Charlton Bartz
W. J. Brink
Charles Cox
Joe Foley
John Forter
Willard Hodges
Wilma Koerner
Olive Longacre
Harold Schweitzberger
Florence Springer
Mary Springer
Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
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Arrat Temple
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