Word Play and News Tangles In Journal-World June 8 1997
The Journal-World editorial page probes how Americans misuse words and labels like professions and dictator. It cites Topeka editorials, Mississippi flood relief, and remarks by figures such as William G. McAdoo and Arkansas City Traveler about time, geology, and politics in a reflective, period-voice piece.
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Public Affairs Update and State Board Appointments
Reports note public affairs in Kansas gaining stability as Governor J Paulen names members of the new state board of cosmetologists, formed by the last legislature. The item also touches Captain Lindbergh enjoying his trip home and contemplating Washington and New York, while reflecting on meetings and their perceived pleasure.
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Washington
New York
Kansas
J Paulen
State Board of Cosmetologists
Local notes and family changes in an old town
A digest of small town happenings includes new potatoes from Eli Campbell, a storm report of damage and a lightning strike on the McCoy residence, and a beehive sighting. J. E. B. Gaddis marries Mary Cavaness, a Topeka dealer to open a musical emporium, and dental association officers are named. Also mentions travel to Colorado, surveying work near Jay Center, bee anecdote, church news, and a national religious leader profile.
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D. FE. McCoy
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J. EB. Gaddis
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Leavenworth
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Junction City & Fre Kearney
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Dick Richards
Henry Burnett
Kansas Senator Morgai Calls Canper Washington Mayor
Kansas figure Morgai of Hutchinson says Senator Arthur Canper acts as effectively Washington's mayor though no mayor exists. He chairs the District of Columbia committee and handles duties of a city leader while keeping political eggs in Kansas. The piece notes Canper’s part in national affairs with aid from Curtis and references a St Louis judge and a Newark prohibitionist debate in Kansas City. It also mentions University of Kansas commencement features and many alumni returning for reunions.
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Hutchinson
Arthur Canper
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District of Columbia
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National Capitol
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St. Louis
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Centenary of James P. Foster noted in EY report
Today marks the fifty year anniversary of a Galveston fire that destroyed most of the business section. In London, ten years ago General Pershing and his staff began their journey to France. The Roman Catholic diocese of St Hyacinth Quebec observes its seventy fifth anniversary as Hanover College hosts centennial commencement week. At Reese's Drug Store in Massachusetts a local junior chamber ice cream and soda event is listed in town notices.
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James P. Foster
United States
Galveston
General Pershing
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Hanover Ind
Court Upheld Cigarette Law Valid. Appeals Likely
Judge Whitcomb ruled the Kana’ivarette law valid while striking down issues of interstate commerce and press freedom not tied to the case. The sale and advertising of cigarettes remain unlawful, with the legislature allowed to permit sales to adults but retain protections against minor access and publicity concerns. An appeal to the state supreme court was announced by the Kansas Press Association. Carroll to Begin Sentence in Georgia. High School Graduates Discuss Record.
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Charles
Airifith
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United States District
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Fage Whitcomb
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Home Builders Warned On White Ant Menace
Federal entomologists warn of termite damage averaging fifteen million dollars yearly, urging city and county officials to adjust building codes. They describe termite habits, risk areas, and prevention steps including foundation barriers, concrete under seams, metal shields, and treated interior woodwork. Builders in Gulf States, the Southwest, and Southern California are urged to adopt preservatives and shielding measures.
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Federal Bureau of Entagology
Gulf States
Central West
Pacific Coast
Canal Zone
Washington
Southwest
California
State Convention of the Blind to Meet in June at Kansas City
The 127th annual convention of the State Association for the Blind will be held at the State School for the Blind in Kansas City starting Tuesday, June 1. A board meeting opens, followed by the general session and closing tests Wednesday. Guests of the school invited to alumni events should arrive Monday afternoon for the Alumni banquet and reception.
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Kansas
State School For Tig Blind
Kansas City
Alga
State Association
Alamiathon
MM Eleanora A. Wilson
W. d. Logan
Minnesota Ave
Union Station
Local Neighbors Attend Graduates and Socials in Richland Area
Lax vallers Gladys Heyl and Earl Simmons lead Richland grade school graduates Earl Simmons and Carvill Evan as area families gather for graduation exercises. Neighbors, relatives, and friends from Pleasant Hill and nearby towns join in Sunday school, social visits, and a rodeo attendance. Names include the Fogertys, Sullivans, Heyls, Thurbers, and Jonhansing, with multiple calls to and from Riverton, Lawrence, and Russell.
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Gladys
Lax Vallers
Thor Aday
Linerharber
Richland
Earl Simmons
Carvill Eivan
Dokin
Simmons
Earl
Georgeullivan
Myrle
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Gnamberlain
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John Montfcort
Roy 'Thurbey
Pleasant Hill
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Thaddy Petefish
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Viola
Clary
Bert Fogerty
Mildred
Nellie
Clayton
Hazel
Clifford
Richland Pleasant Hill
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John’ Moss
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Ellie
Bert Foge
Gladys. Heyl
Charles Lasher
Ad C. D. Mee Coltough
Elmer Thurber
Thurbers
Chester
Guy
Weimer
Philip Heyls
Oral Hatendat
Sunda Schurmer
Unclear historic note on funds and diplomacy
A garbled 1920s style query outlines topics from tax cuts and international relations to a hospital radio fund in Leavenworth. The fragment mentions Senator Reed, Coolidge era references, a national fund for decor, a prime minister, and a garnish of diplomatic severances without coherent context.
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Coolidge
Wv Fund
American Decorathat
Lindversih
Oldze
Dmportant International
Walter
Ind
Widi
Tyre
Mit
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