Harrison Halloran to Lead Next Band Camp Concert
Guest conductors Harrison and Halloran lead the Midwestern Music and Art Camp concerts Sunday with the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra and Chicago radio television figure Halloran. The programs feature orchestral and band selections, including works by Brahms and Offenbach, with the chorus joining both performances at Hoch Alton.
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John Halloran
Harrison
Oklahoma City
Okla
Symphors Orchestra
Halloran
Chicago
Robert Shaw Che
Hoch
Spon
Band Camp Musicians Entertain at Kiwanis
A group of students from the Midwestern Muate and Art Gump at KL Us presented a program at a Kiwanis luncheon. Five soloists included Trasad Seikman Ja Lynne Plake Ws Doris Wilson Bayt Joyce Malicky and Connie George. Accompanists N OEL Wasson and others performed as well as instructors. The event drew appreciation and the group announced that next week the camp will continue with new performers. Lawrence club members plan to attend a Lions club meeting at Welles near Tuesday evening with Gerald Pearson as speaker.
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KL Us
Neil Proeream
Mercanis Club
Trasad Seikman
Ja- Lynne Plake
Doris Wilson
Bayt Joyce Malicky
Daud
Connie George
Meroam
Har
Sue Gwinner
Panis
Cane
Os City Amd
Harriman Arrives in Kansas City for Five State Tour
Averell Harriman of New York flies into Kansas City as part of a five state campaign swing to win support for the Democratic presidential nomination. An economic note cites a rise in American musical instrument ownership from an estimated 17 100,000 in 1936 to 28,600,000.
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Kansas City
Kas Op
Averell Harriman
New York
Mahe Alaesy Sabes
Candidates Must Drop From Civil Service Jobs
State personnel director Walter F. Kuiken confirmed that public office aspirants must resign from civil service positions as required by law. He reminded department heads by letter that filing for office triggers resignation, noting some may have forgotten. Mayor Bryant Lowe of Shawnee challenged that his shoe pedal investigator for the mine department is not in civil service.
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PEKA
Walter F. Kutiken
Kuiken
Bryant Lowe
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Johnson County
Bine
Inter Coal Service
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Chiefs of State Arrive to Sign Hemispheric Unity Document
Chiefs of state from nearly all 21 Americas republics arrive in Panama to sign a declaration of hemispheric unity. The July gathering marks the first Pan American Conference 130 years ago and urges inter American cooperation against totalitarian threats and communism as prosperity is sought for about 350 million people.
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Panama
America
Latin American leaders gather as exile Peruvians arrive
The update notes President-elect Alfredo Stroessner of Paraguay and others on a conference scene with officials from Colombia Honduras and the Dominican Republic. It mentions Peron’s exile and a tense atmosphere as delegations prepare for talks with Panama and Nicaragua amid shifting regional ties.
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Irenis Alfredo Stroessner
Nicaragua
Dun
Peron
Arelina
Arvin Campaign Swing Stops in Lawrence and Douglas
Lester C. Arvin, Wichita attorney and Republican candidate for lieutenant governor of Kansas, visited Lawrence and Douglas County on Thursday as part of his statewide bid. He framed the stop as part of a ten county tour.
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Lester C. Arvin
Wichita
Lieutenant Covernor
Kansas
Lawrence
Douslis County
Arvin
Campaign trail heads north through Northeast Kansas
The candidate, a former chief trouncer for the Post Office and Civil Service Committee of the 13th House district, plans to visit every county in Northeast Kansas. A UN7 graduate of Workben University Law School in Topeka, he once served as an assistant to a state tax attorney. Ele and his wife, both Washuren law graduates, run a Wichita office together.
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Kansas
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
House of Representatives
Arvin
UN7
Wokbnen University
Topeka
Ele
Wichita
Rail Rate Hike Approved for Some Freight in Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission denied six percent increases on several intrastate railroad freight rates while permitting rises on others. Increases were rejected for live stock agricultural products ferment limestone sand gravel crushed rock coal brick tile clay sewer pipe and related goods.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Six Per Cent Rate Hike Clears Interstate Commerce OK
The six percent increase on other commodities aligns with a recent authorization by the Interstate Commerce Commission on interstate traffic, confirming the new rate move within the regulatory framework.
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