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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1946
Page
3
A vivid account previewing saddle bronc riding at Haskell Stadium on Independence Day. The event showcases bravura riders facing fierce buckers, with risk as riders strive for the top score. Key figures Lawrence Lover and Rumsey are cited on horse behavior and riding technique.
The United States Employment Service in Manhattan Kansas lists 871 job seekers for the week ending June 25 with 106 openings. Manager Barnard notes only a portion found employment and stresses listing openings to reduce unemployment and employer tax burdens. A World War II memorial plans in Manhattan are also noted.
An unaided fragment notes a Legion ceremony at a cemetery site, mentioning a small wall memorial and a plot aligned with a white cross flags. The text references Milena Ay, suggesting a named individuals event or dedication within the memorial context.
Topeka June 2009 a plea for help was sent to Governor Schneppel by Wiehtsi trade alleging seven waters operated by eight or the board are blocked with cars needed daily. The board reports blocked votes on the Santa Fe and notes trains carrying livestock and farm implements have passed through.
New enrollments open Monday for a six week children's summer studio. Morning classes run for three weeks with space limited to a number of enrollments. Miss McCleery, the Heritage teacher, is available to assist until the first session.
The studio plans morning work room access from 10 45 to 12 00 daily while young children depart at 10 30 unless the director grants special permission. Mid term class changes will occur except for primary and marionette groups, with many pupils keeping first term work and affection for leather and wood crafts growing. Maud Ellsworth notes good May progress. marionette group enjoyed a demonstration by Eldon Teffr including carved wood and marionettes. Jack and the Bean Stalk is in production.
A total of 127 children have been enrolled in the first three weeks with six teachers and six assistants. Regular junior and senior high school assistants contribute voluntary work while students aid with errands and shop cleanup. The Board of Education will meet Monday July 8 at 7:30 in the Lit ral high school building to direct class changes and proper placement.
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