Bills Held Up by Debate on Aid in Congress
Washington march 3. Congress enters its third month with three major bills enacted and five passed by the house but blocked in the senate by debate. Tax and appropriation measures loom as certain. other bills await indefinite action including Social Security expansion and limits on labor and political activity.
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Washington
Mar
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Senate
Roosevelt
William S. Knudsen
Office of Production Management
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Treasury - Post Office
Navy Public
Britain
Samoa
Guam
Fed
Two Defense Measures Dropped From 1941 Kansas Plan
Gov. Payne Ratner’s 1941 legislative program loses two of four national defense proposals as non essential. An explosives licensing act and an interstate public property act are dropped while a home guard and an anti sabotage bill advance in the Senate.
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Topeka
Mar
Payne Ratner
Senate
Home Guard
Clarence P. Oakes
Independence
Arthur J. Stanley, Jr
Bethel
Sen
O. W. Schwlm
Paxico
New York
New Jersey
Kansas
Washington
Council of State Governments
Governors Conference
National Association of Attorneys General
Interstate Commission On Crime
U. S. Department of Justice
Track Meet Set for May 16 at Cavaness Field
Emil S. Liston announces the Kansas conference coaches and faculty representatives will meet May 16 at Cavaness Athletic field Baldwin. Baker University under Coach Don Snyder aims to defend the conference championship as a strong group of thinclads trains.
Wichita East Grabs State High School Swim Title
UPI reports Wichita East won the state high school swimming title with 38 points at Coffeyville on March 3. Wyandotte finished second with 38 as Coffeyville placed third with 27 after disqualifications in the medley relay for early starts. Other scorers included Wichita North 19 Pittsburg 14 Independence 9 and Concordia 6.
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Coffeyville
Mar
UPI
Wichita East
Wyandotte
Wichita North
Pittsburg
Independence
Concordia
Multiple Sports Results From Across the U S A
Reports from California Florida Washington New Jersey and Kentucky summarize golf tennis football and basketball outcomes. Notable items include Anthony Felleteri winning a Santa Anita handicap and Bimelich finishing fourth, Dodson and Goggin shooting 62 to lead a four ball, Betz and Bundy in the southeastern singles final, Tokle setting a North American ski record, and Seton Hall completing an undefeated basketball season with a 45 44 win over Baltimore.
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Santa Anita
Charles S. Roward
Midana
Miami
Circle Mitanch
E.R. Bradley
Widener
Tialeah Park
Bradley
Bimelich
Coral Gables
Fla
Lennard Dodson
Willie Goggin
Jacksonville
Bobby Riges
William Tatbert
Pauline Betz
Dorothy Bundy
Hyak
Wash
vTorger Tokle
Olympian Hill
Washington
Dutch Bergman
Forrest Cotton
Negro draftees report to induction centers in Kansas
Kansas draft officials announced the first group of negro youths called in the draft would report today at army induction centers. Seventy seven draftees were due at Wichita and Fort Leavenworth, with 101 total negro draftees for the week. White youths were slated for Omaha and Wichita with 18 and 91 inducted, and 163 at Fort Leavenworth Thursday.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
Wichita
Fort Leavenworth
Omaha
University names students in CAA course at Kansas
Prof Earl D Hay announced the list of participants in the CAA course at the University of Kansas ground school. Flight training has begun with students including Jack Ball Marssville Ta Pirie John Chatfaot Richard Chenoweth Leonard Dickey and several others across Kansas City St Joseph Topeka Lawrence and nearby towns.
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University of Kansas
CAA
Jack B. Ball
Marssville
Dot Ta Pirie
St. Laottis
John S. Chatfaot
Baektin
Richard Chenoweth
Kansas City
Trend Ry Comany
Moparka
Leonard C. Dickey
Lawrence
Caden W. Molds
Charles
Curtaninieher
Ouaga
Robert A. Eaves
Raymond C. Elersehniing
St. Joseph
Maurice G. Fal Bureka
Howard Robenton
Horizontal puzzle clues from a North American colony
A crossword style list presents numbered clues and definitions for a set of words. The grid references include terms like North A and this land's capital, with scattered abbreviations and puzzle instructions, culminating in a map puzzle answer from a historical page segment.
Blanket Authority For War Supply Exports Issued
Washington announces blanket authority to export 128 key war products to Great Britain and Northern Ireland without individual licenses. A daily export check will limit vital supplies to prevent excessive outflow from the United States. The list mirrors a prior Canada program and applies to aluminum and aircraft parts among others.
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Washington
Mar
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
United States
Russell L. Maxwell
State Department
Collectors of Customs
Canada
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