Federal aid to education faces religious school limits
Congress debates the $300 million school aid bill as House panels clash over funding for parochial and nonpublic education. A key vote rejected withholding funds from states banning religious schools while expanding debate on bus transportation aid and church-state separation.
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Washington, Mar
Congress
House Labor Committee
Senate
Kennedy
D.-Maas
New York
Magr
John S. Middleton
Geology Fellowship Offered at Kansas by California Company
A $1,250 graduate geology fellowship at the University of Kansas is offered by a California petroleum producer. Dr. Cecil G. Lalicker designates the faculty member in charge. the prize covers tuition and fees. Only four such fellowships exist nationwide, sharing a renewal pattern to broaden geological research. The 1950 51 fellow will be chosen later this spring.
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University of Kansas
California Company
New Orleans
Dearie“ W. Malott
Cecil G. Lalicker
California
K. U
Students in Recital at Strong Auditorium
The K U fine arts school presents two students in a recital Friday at 3 p m in Strong auditorium. Repertoire includes Piano Sonata in G Major Allegro and Theme and Variations. Enma Strath and Sony Gardens perform vocal pieces. Colin Campbell Store noted. Topeka report also notes an Olathe liquor store closure for two days by the state liquor control office for a sale before 9 a m opening time supervised by Elwood Shields M Eugene Green and H W Green.
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K. U. Fine Arts School
Enma Strath
Sony Gardens
Miller of Dee
Colin Campbell
Topeka
Mar
State Liquor Control Office
Elwood I. Shields
M. Eugene Green
H. W. Green
Memorial Hospital Admits List and Local Births
A hospital notice lists admissions including Mrs Ruth Bwitt of 844 Maple Street and Mrs Anna Fearing of 633 North Third Street among others, plus several births announced by couples in Pomona McLouth Perry and En dora. Also noted is Margie Morris treated in emergency after a coffee can cut, six stitches applied. Special Communication of Verbal Lodge of Perfection set for Wednesday March 8 with supper at 6:30 and degree work at 7:30.
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Ruth Bwitt
Maple Street
Anna Fearing
North Third Street
Cond Walker
Ohio Street
Irms House
James
Gayle Brewer
West Seventh
Minnie Harner
Tennessee _street
Margie Morris
Homer Morris
Sunnyside
Margie
Harold G
Barr
V. M
O. Wright
Lawrence Chamber Announces March Smoker Event Details
Reports from Lawrence show Chamber of Commerce plans a March 22 smoker at the community building to honor Lawrence form customers. Voter turnout notes cover fifth ward results and timetable for city council canvass, with weather and basketball chatter sharing prominence.
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Chamber of' Merce
Commi
iChamber of Commerce
Journal-World
Turn Down an Offer by United Auto Workers in Chrysler Strike
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers rejected a $1,000,000 loan offer from John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers to fund the 43 day Chrysler strike. The union welcomed outright contributions to the strike fund while resuming peace talks and threatened higher daily demands as the walkout idles about 140,000 workers, 89,000 directly.
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Detroit
Mar
United Auto Workers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Chrysler
Cole
Lustrom
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Names
Mrs Laura Demofft dies at 1204 Connecticut street. Survived by son Roy Neely of Santa Monica. Funeral arrangements pending. Ianac J Meade, exec VP of Lawrence National Bank, dies at 82. services held at Funk's chapel with active pallbearers Walter Schaal T L Smart Ivan Rowe B L Cowden Walter Weichman William Underwood. surviving wife Anna and two daughters Donald Seltsam and wife with two children Betty Dane Seltsam and James D Seltsam. sister Mollie Hoover Yreka. Mrs Myrtle Leckard, 74, dies after stroke in Kansas City. lived with daughter Mrs Rus. large surviving family listed.
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Laura Demoff
Laura Demofft
Connecticut Street
Roy Neely
Santa Monica
Calif
Isaac J. Meade
Funk's
Ianac J. Meade
Lawrence National Bank
Walter Schaal
T. L. Smart
Ivan Rowe
B. L. Cowden
Walter Weichman
William Underwood
C. B. Russell
Irving Hill
George Kohne
W. C. Simons
W. G. Hutson
R. C. Rankin
Riley Burcism
Fred Soxman
Bruce Cameron
W. O. Hamilton
Frank Whipple
William Heinen
Tonganoxie
Anna Meade
Donald Seltsam
Opaka
Betty Dane Seltsam
James D. Seltsam
Mollie Hoover
Yreka, Alt
Territories Near Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii
The House approved statehood for Alaska and Hawaii. Senate action is uncertain, and a new Congress next year could reset progress. Alaska, Hawaii seek voting representation and two senators if admitted, while residents pay federal taxes without full federal benefits. Analysts note geography and population differences influence opposition and support for admission.
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Jambe
Washima
Alaska
House
Senate
Congress
U. S
Russia
Hawaii
Texas
Cor Ional
Pacific
California
Senior fees for 1950 payable at KU business office
Harold Swartz announced senior class fees are due by May 20 at Stronghall. The dues include a $3.40 class fee, $12 diploma fee for first degree or $10 for subsequent degrees, optional Alumni membership with Graduate machine subscription at $2, cap and gown rental 50 cents for January graduates, and senior breakfast and gift costs. GI bill students use the veterans window. others go to cashier or student organization window.
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K.U
Stronghall
Harold Swartz
Alumni Association
Farm Meeting for South Douglas Farmers Planned
The Douglas County Production and Marketing Administration Farm Bureau and soil conservation service will hold a meeting Friday night for southern Douglas farmers in the First Church fellowship hall in Baldwin at 3 o clock. Topics include price support allotments crop rotation and soil conservation with refreshments served after.
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Douglas County
Farm Bureau and Soil Conservation
Douglas
First|ee
Baldwin
Brannan Plan Reads Into Farmers Union Program
Obed Wyam of Rolland North Dakota chairs a committee that presents recommendations for a national farm plan including production payments for basics and perishables, plus a nationwide cooperative storage system modeled after rural electrification to store perishables and commodities in times of plenty.
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Poly
T Obed Wyam
Rolland
N. D
Form News Corporation Southeast Kansas Newspapera
Southeast Kansas newspapers will share wire service under a state charter filed in Topeka. Incorporators include F W Brinkerhoff of Pittsburg Sun and Headlight, Clyde M Reed Jr of Parsons Sun, Independence Reporter, Fort Scott Tabune, and Glenn Jon Parsons attorney is resident agent. Local coal grinding noted.
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Topeka
Mar
Southeast
Kansas
Scott Tabane Glenn Jon Parsons
Rock Crusher hours set for coal use near Lawrence
The county rock crusher five miles south of Lawrence on highway 69 will operate on Tuesdays and Thursdays to aid coal dealers during the coal shortage. County Engineer Joe Rice said the crusher will run full time again if needed. Those wishing to use the facility should contact the county engineer's office at the courthouse.
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Lawrence
Highway
Joe Rice
Yvette Madsen
Retailers Move to Lock In 1946 Goods Across Sectors
New York reports show strong retailer buying across shoes apparel furniture and home appliances as manufacturers forecast steady prices and stable leather costs. Baby shoe demand surges driven by postwar crops while Easter sales push apparel, toys and sportswear orders well ahead of last year.
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New York
Mar
Tanners’ Council of America
the Nations] Association
Association
Sheriff Says Tennesse Murder is Family Affairs
Union County Sheriff Leslie Graves filed a murder warrant charging his brother Carl Graves with killing Earl E. Graves, 42, at Clifford Graves home. Earl was shot Sunday. Carl was freed on ten thousand dollars bail. The sheriff called it a family affair and declined further comment.
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Maynardville
Tenn
Leslie Graves
Union County
Carl
Earl E. Graves
Clifford Graves
Graves
Market News Summary From New York and Kansas City
Market notes show stocks steady with Otis in demand, bonds uneven, and various commodities mixed. Dairy and poultry prices hold, beef and pork receipts expected, and Livestock Kansas City reports indicate cattle steady to higher, calves and heifers active, feeder stock strong, lambs and wool mixed, with wholesale quotes reflecting fluctuating demand and regional activity.
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Gisace
New York
Mar
Otis
Hudson and Manhattan
Maneae Siey Livestock
Kansas Ciys
Eddy
Choisett
ft-Ib
Market Wrapup From Kansas City And Wall Street Briefs
Kansas City market notes show livestock hay and grain prices with unsettled milk. Wheat at 33 cars steady, alfalfa receipts 2 cars, demand dull for prairie hay. Chicago potato market lists Red River value and standard pack. Wall Street opens with mixed action and selective gains as majors like Zenith and Eastman Kodak show strength.
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Manine City
Kansas
State Supreme Court toHear Ouster Case Against Vernon Axton
Final arguments in the ouster case against Vernon C. Axton and suspended Mayor Pareons are scheduled to be presented in the state supreme court tomorrow, as the Topeka hearing proceeds with UP reporting on the move against the officials.
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Topeka
Mar
Vernon C. Axton
Tae
Pareons
State Supreme Court
Students Entertain KU Fraternities at Winter Hospital
University groups plan three programs for Winter Veterans Hospital patients this week through the local Red Cross. Kappa Sigma started with a variety show arranged by Eddie Green. Phi Mu Alpha will present a musical program led by Neil Humfeld tonight. Jaycees will transport the acts, with Gene Burnett, Richard Treece, Moore, John Emick, Jack Stanley, Wayne Catlett, and Eugene Doane coordinating. Saturday Phi Delta Theta members, 30 to 35 strong, will perform a self-transported variety show.
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Winter Veterans Hospital
Red Cross
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Eddie Green
Phi Mu Alpha Musical Fraternity
Neil Humfeld
Topeka
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gene Burnett
Richard Treece
Moore
John Emick
Jack Stanley
Wayne Catlett
Eugene Doane
Jaycees
Richard Hamilton
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
In Memoriam Mattie Mae Tate Three Years Missing
In loving memory of Mattie Mae Tate beloved wife and mother who left us three years ago in March. Her husband Charles Richard Tate, children and grandchildren express enduring love and remembrance and wander in thoughts to the spot where she is missed.
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Mattie Mae Tate
March & I
Charles Richard Tate
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