Hawaii Statehood Likely Delayed to Next Year
Congress signals Hawaii statehood may not pass this year as lawmakers gauge Alaska approval and House Interior and Insular Affairs votes. Rep. Leo O'Brien says action would be tight and perhaps target July or later, delaying statehood to next year. The piece notes parallel history of Blackbeard and Wright brothers at Cape Hatteras.
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KU Plans Workshop For Jewelers and Silversmiths
A two week jewelry and silversmithing workshop for hobbyists and art students runs July 28 to August 9 at Kansas University. Director Carlyle H. Smith will lead teaching in silver jewelry design, soldering, wire work, and technique from antique to modern. Sponsored by KU Arts School Design Department and University Extension, classes are in the Kansas Union.
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Chris Pinet Elected Junior Optimist Club President
Chris Pinet was elected president of the Junior Optimist Club Tuesday night at a regular meeting. Other new officers include Mike Hammig as vice president, Doug Hargidine as secretary-treasurer, Carl Smith as sergeant at arms, and Bill Dockery as chaplain. Retiring officers are Rick Samson, Ed Carter, Bob Reve new, and Doug Hargadine.
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Scrivner Says GI Bill Aids Over 11 Million Veterans
Rep. Errett P. Scrivner reports more than 11 million veterans have received education and training under the GI Bill. He cites 7.8 million World War II veterans and 2.1 million Korean veterans aided, plus 613 thousand World War III and 54 thousand Korean veterans helped with disability training.
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Jolly Welding’s walking horse tops show in Missouri circuit
At Scott City Missouri the walking horse champion went to the Jolly Welding Co. of Sedalia. Hydromatic from Morris Maytag Sales in Lexington claimed the roadster title. Gloria Baugher of Lawrence won the three-night women’s cloverleaf barrel race with 60.1 seconds, Ruth Williams of Lee’s Summit was second in 61.9 seconds, and 12-year-old Clarice Richardson of Lawrence finished third with 40.2 seconds after a tense final turn. An ambulance from Cooper-Warren stood by during the event.
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Cooper-Warren
Sunday to Tuesday Show Highlights Near Misses in State Racing
A long weekend event record shows no major accidents for the second straight year with several near misses. The program features numerous horse names and stables across races including Midalett Ine Arthurs Hobson and Lee's Summit Sorceress, with stakes such as Three-Gaited Stake and Parade Stake listed among the entries.
Fragmented OCR Item From Princeton Area Listing
The readable text mentions Princeton and Hamilton with numbers or scores. An unclear event or notice references dates in June and July and local names such as Reid Coy and Michardsn. The fragmentary item lacks coherent context or full details.
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Iwas
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Five-crafted Stake SLAiyee wuts Primes
Ambiguous item list mentions several names and places including Parriaws Farms Ta perk Aitaie Hevaliy and Wakeenes. The readable fragments reference individuals Moe Bie and Mr. and Mea with unclear roles or events. No clear incident or outcome is established in the legible material.
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