Harmony Rules at District Meeting in Ottawa Kansas
In Ottawa Kansas on March 9 the second district Republicans opened the selection of Kansas delegates to the GOP national convention with unusual harmony. Seventeen delegates from two counties voted unanimously, naming Bolon Simona as chairman and electing John Breyfogle Jr, Clathe Johnson County chair, and Walker Fees Tela as delegates. Harry Derby and Dr Fred Dunlap were endorsed for key roles, with Mrs Fred Harris named for national committeewoman. A resolution urged selecting two delegates and two alternates per district, with Wichita set for the state convention March 20. Further district meetings follow in Dodge City, Colby, Independence, Topeka, and Perry.
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Mrs Birdie Christensen Faces Murder Charge in McDonald Death
In Center Kansas on March 9 119 officials opened the trial of Mrs Birdie Christensen once married to Clarence McDonald charged with murder in his death. Topeka lawyer Rooneys was named special assistant to prosecute. Jury of 11 farmers and one laborer heard that arsenic was found in McDonalds body and that Christensen allegedly aided a clandestine affair prior to his death.
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Brannum Poised for Oklahoma State playoff clash
Kansas State star Brannum, injuried in the recent game with Oklahoma, was reported ready to play against the Oklahoma Aggies in the fifth district NCAA playoffs in Kansas City Monday. He left Manhattan with the team at noon as doctors expect no serious after effects.
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Norwegian Students Demonstrate at Oslo Czech Legation
Norwegian students from Oslo, led by Ole Andreap cane, marched peacefully through streets to the Finnish legation and sang the Finnish national anthem in protest of the Prague University aggression and the Soviet invasion. They stressed solidarity with European peers and recalled Nazi deportations to focus on restraint and unity.
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Youths Plead Guilty to Forgery Charges at Hutchinson
Two youths named Leon and Tuan were jailed to Hutchinson State Reform School after pleading guilty to forgery. Sheriff’s deputies reported their transfer this week as part of February proceedings.
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