Counties Submit Many Road Plans Across Kansas System
Ninety nine of 105 Kansas counties submitted 329 secondary road projects totaling 1,843 miles of grading drainage and surfacing plus 67 bridges at about 7.95 million dollars. Projects await PRA approval with several programs already approved and a federal aid window extending to July 3, 1947. Counties face engineering shortages but keep submitting plans as the program expands statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Highway Commission
Public Roads Administration
PRA
State
FRA
Tane County
Atchison, Grant, Greeley
Kearny
Stafford
Mass Filing by Days Party Haw Candidates for All Offices
The Kansas prohibition party filed by petition candidates for every elective state office except attorney general. Included is a candidate for Congress in the sixth district led by David C. White of Kingsdown with others like Chester A. Roberts Bucklin and Clyde Wanslow Wichita in key posts. The group urged stricter liquor laws and a 0.5 percent standard for alcohol content. Fred Twyman of Kingman was elected state commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Encampment in wind Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Prohibition Party
Escopt
Prohibition
David C. White
Kingsdown
Chester A Roberts
Bucklin
Grave BR
Smith
Winfield
C.J. Williams
Kansas City
Clyde Wanslow
Wichita
Emerson Brandt
McPherson
Aubrey ER. Davidson
Miltonvale
Lorin Miller
Mankato
G. Floyd Hester
Congress
Prohibition Party
Wind
Kan
Fred Twyman
Kingman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas
Karl
Junceen Cisening
Rees
Ruth Kieholtz
el Dorado
Ladies Auiliary
Rose Asper
Downs
Med
Edna Rewe
Weather swings from snow to heat across nation
Spring weather shows wide swings as a warm spell follows storms. Temperatures ranged from near 30s in the morning to the 100s yesterday in Tubes Ariz. Snow and rain fell in Cheyenne while leading winds hit Baltimore with thunderstorms. Rain belts stretched from Missouri to Pennsylvania with heavy downpours causing river flooding in southern Iowa and outages in urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubs
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
North Dakota
Michigan
Minnesota
Lakes
Plains
Atlantic States
New England
Hulf
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Concordia
Ran
Iowa
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Maryland
Electric Service
and Transportation Service
Press Women in Session at Estes Park Name First Vice President
The National Federation of Press Women announces Marie Abels of Lawrence Kansas as national president with a term to next year. Elizabeth Von Seggern of Point, Nebraska was named regional vice president while regional selections include Missouri and Texas. The Estes Park gathering in Colorado on June 19 named Mrs. Charles Schuttler of Jefferson City and Mrs. Albert J. Buchanan of Bryan as noted officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
National Federation of Press Women, Inc
Marie Abels
Lawrence
Kas
Elizabeth von Seggern
Point
Neb
Missouri
Charles Schuttler
Jefferson City
Calo
Albert J. Buchanan
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Kansas Secondary System
Nebraska
Harlan County
Mark C. Walker and Son Company
Santa Ana
Calif
S. C. Neff
Arm Engineers
Carniival
Roon
Boothe
Osl-O-Matic
Phone 324
L. T. Harris CO
OAK Gliders
Bernard Firestone
The
Assoesstad Press
Jon
Dr Gowdys
Varnum Drug Co
Lawrence, Kan
Buchanan
Pepwi-fola Company
Long Inland City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Ottawa
Kaw Valley
Shaw Lumber CO
Vermont St
Reamer
Jon Price
Tria
Bureau of Standards
London
Paulette Goddard
Ray Mill
Junen Gast
MGM
Joan Fontaine
Lucille Ball
Clifton Webb
William Bendix
Mark Stevens
Cdlor Cartoon—news
Casablanca
Mickey Rooney
Ae Technicolor
Elizabeth Taylor
Topiint Entertainment
Walter Winchell
National Velvet
Lavalla Parsons
Louis-Conn
Sum Valley
Robert Lowery
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