ASNE Board Condemns Newspaper Payoffs in Illinois
Washington July 28 The 15 member board of editors of the American Society of Newspaper Editors condemns acceptance of state government salaries by Illinois newsmen and urges other papers to check practices nationwide. The panel led by Tekin Lloyd Jones found evidence of political patronage in state jobs and calls such funding unethical and improper for the press.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Ilinois Af Fair
Chicago Daily News
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Duozht H. Green
Reiay Mn
Lauty News
Chica
St. Lewis
Tekin Lloyd Jones
The
Tulsa Tribune
A. Y. Aronson
Louisville Times
John W. Hillman
Indianapolis News
Labor Government Aims to Curb Lords Power
London July 28 The Labor Government opened legislation to curb the powers of the House of Lords reducing delaying time on appropriation bills from two years to one The move aims to clear the way for nationalizing Britain's steel industry before the 1950 general election The Lords, a largely Conservative chamber, met amid calls to seat hereditary peeresses.
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London
House of Lords
Lords
Britain
Budgets Up Levies Down in Saline County
Salina Kansas reports tentative budgets for 1950 total 5,779,556 dollars to run the city, schools and Saline county, a rise over 1949 by more than 500 thousand. Despite higher valuations, the combined levy of 45.590 mills is 0.275 mills lower due to state tax allocations.
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Salina
Kan
Saline County
Heat and air conditioning slow Congress toward August recess
In a July heat wave Washington lawmakers toil through a crowded agenda as a House action on federal education aid stalls. The Senate tempering issues from civil rights and foreign policy compete with postwar labor and health bills while talk dominates and actual votes dwindle.
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Washington
Congress
Congressmen
Puté
President Truman
FEPC
Fair Impressment Practices Commission
Diet Congress
Senate
House
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Barbara Hutton Wins Appeal to Keep Son Abroad
In Dedham Massachusetts probate court Barbara Hutton Troubetzkoy commonly called Babs won permission for her 13 year old son Lance to stay with her in Europe through September. Attorneys said Babs is critically ill and in very low morale while the boy remains under the parents custody though the ex nobleman father is abroad awaiting visitation. The judge approved the agreement after affidavits detailing medical needs and the summer arrangements for sun and fresh air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Woolworth
Barbara Hutton Troubetzkei
Arthur W. Davis
Lance
Babs
Haugwitz Reventlow
Europe
Teor Troubetrkoi
Stillery
Fouts Bond Granted by Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court ordered a $25,000 bond for William S. Fouts, a Parsons oil distributor, to await his appeal of a second degree murder conviction in the Grace Nutt case. Fouts had been denied release earlier, and his appeal is pending in the court. Separately, Vernor Jones of Baltimore was ordered to begin a 10 to 40 year sentence for participating in the Alma National Bank robbery, with the court lifting a stay on his sentence.
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Topeka
William S. Fouts
Parsons Oil
Grace Nutt
Kansas Supreme Court
Fouts
Labbette
Supreme Court
Vernor Jones
Baltimore
State
Alma
Kan
Jones
Court notes Jones failed to furnish $25,000 bond
The court states Jones’ stay depended on posting a $25,000 bond, which has not been furnished.
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Jones
Exams set for state liquor jobs across seven cities
Seven cities will host written exams for state liquor inspector and investigator posts as 925 applicants compete. Civil Service Director Charles Manley said the number of hires is not yet determined. current hires are temporary. Inspectors earn 200 to 267 dollars monthly, investigators 242 to 324 dollars.
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Topeka
Civil Service
Charles Manley
Larned
Norton
Salina Wichita
Parsons
Kansas City
Arthur A. Herrick
Atate Liquor Control
Local Residents Attend Regional Hemmerocallis Society Meet
Mrs. Harold W. Guest and Miss Muriel Dayhoff returned from a western trip. Mrs. Myrnice Morgan joined Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Ransdell of Lawrence for a May 16 weekend in Shenandoah Iowa to attend the five state Hem erocallis Society regional gathering. Mrs. Burl Maxwell traveled to Kansas.
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Harold W. Guest
Muriel Dayhoff
Myrnice Morgan
D. T. Ransdell
Lawrence
Sheneddoah
Iowa
Hemerocallis Society
Burl Maxwell
Kan
Community Notes From Baldwin and Nearby Towns
Local residents share travels and visits this week including Mrs Maxwell and Mrs Gladys Woakley visiting Joiet EI and staying several days. Families reunite at the Black home with relatives from El Paso and Detroit visiting Baldwin for a day.
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Sas City
Spre
Bobbys
Mrs. Maxwells
Gladys Woakley
Brand
Joseph
Vaki
Woetor Frobbs
Hillyard
Meyrtle Hidyard
John Clinton Nestor
Portage
Baldwin
Keen
Out Parmenter Commons
Youth Fellowship
J. Ward Spielman
Wwent
Kansas
Black
Donald Black
Billy
Andy
Mary
el Paso
Texas
Raymond Dessel
Marvaville
George Black
Topeka
Roy Padget
Johnnie
Wiliam Voltland
Detroit
Clarence Voalland
Jimmy
Rose Mary Riesenmay
Local Social Roundup From St Joseph To Topeka
President Nelson P Horn and family in St Joseph Missouri. Mollie Hunt of Angeles California visiting Baldwin with daughter and husband. Hobert McIntyre family hosted in Topeka after MtMyres visit. Marw Baich from Tucson Arizona teaching high school. WoCarno and Carol returned from Mexico and western US trip covering THO miles and IS states. Murray couple back from Ohio and Iowa three weeks. Toledo hosts Dr and Mrs Jog Murray. Rajles Drew of Washington DC also noted.
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Nelson P. Horn
St. Joseph
Mollie Hunt
Angeles
Cant
Baldwin
William
Hobert Mclintyre
Topenan
Meintyre
Wiliam M. Raich
Misa Marw Baich
Tuscon, Ariz
Topeka
Meintyres
Arizona
WoCarno’d
Auchter
Carol
Mexico
Tos
Murray
Ohio
Towa
Toledo
Jog
Murr
Rajles Drew
Washington
Relatives and Friends Gather for Holiday Weekend in Eudora
Mr and Mrs T Hanson of Ran Sas Mol hosted relatives and friends for a family weekend with dinners and visits in Eudora. Guests included Mr and Mrs Brown of Gardner and Mrs Betts Daugherty. lokale events featured dinners for Mrs Young and Mrs Handke, plus a birthday and anniversary at the Smith home.
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T. Hanson
Ran- Sas Is
Mol
Young
Handke
Charles Klann
Greenwood
Crystal Chittenden
Donnie Young
Katherine Rethberger
Fred Eder
Vitt
Charline
Joe Eder
Leo Rothberger
Topeka
Carrie Eder
Lee Puttman
Ed Powell
Perry
Ned Rice
Ralph Hawk
Lawrence
Ross Smith
Smith
Onis Bosley
Linda
Ottawa
W. Sherman
Kansas City
Wade Jarbole
L. QO. Hanson
Children attend Midwest music camp at Kansas university
David Susan JR Agnes Molter each attended a Midwest Muse camp run by Kansas University students. The camp began thirteen weeks ago under director Russel Lo Wiley with D M Swartiy involved. Several local families and teachers are noted among attendees during a period of visits and updates.
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David
Susan
Agnes Molter
Kansas University
Muse
Daval
Acete Russel Lo Wiley
Arobestos
D. M. Swartiy
Cvan
School of
Fing
J. Smith
Mra
Milian
Murray Chastres
Alvin Bond
Joyce
Brett Heidren
Agnes Hunday
Bort
Tugete Wise
Wis
Baraboo
Ty Kie
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Plaes
A reader guide explains using FASTEETH powder to make dentures fit more securely. The alkaline non gritty formula is said to hold plates firmly with no taste or smell, reducing slipping during eating or speaking.
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Plaes
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Board of Editors
Labor
Dean Hobson
Winter Veterans Hospital
American Legion
Manhattan
Norman Spence
War Department
Dean
Spence
Hobson
Associated Press
Union Equity Co-operative Exchange
Enid
James Marlow
Truman
Alors
Sinete
Lune
Santa Fe
E. P. Addy
Agent Santa Fe
Lawrence, Kan
George Balderston
Telluride
Colo
Balderston
Eudora
Chevrolet
Guck Regichopoll
New Hampshire
Avi
Paul Fratser
Twe Lucwe
Hee
Ralph Votaw
Freta
Aston
Trottora
Marios Goriner
Elden Votaw Asnd
Marlene
Velda
Char Raecker
Asert Miler
Mertite Siew
Delmar Bagby
Doan
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