War on 3.2 Beer Reinforced by Kansas Session Deadlock
Topeka March 13 AP three two beer advocates faced defeat as Kansas lawmakers failed to enact anti beer measures. The Fossey bill to ban all beverages above 0.5 percent alcohol died after conference committee stalemate. Other beer bills to tax or referendum also failed. ruling on intoxicating nature left to judges, with 3.2 beer sold openly statewide. Rep Don Fossey blamed Gov Landon for the collapse, though the governor denied such claims. The issue may reemerge in a possible spring special session.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Supreme Court
Don Fossey
Reno
Fossey
Alt M. Landon
Fosser
Landon
Vorsey
S.C. Blosa
The Little Colonel at Dickinson Draws Large Crowd
A Dickinson showing of The Little Colonel starring Shirley Temple and Lionel Barrymore drew a diverse crowd of old and young. Evelyn Venable plays daughter to Barrymore, with Bill Robinson and a small Black cast adding humor. the film and performances entertain though sentiment lingers.
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Dickinson
Shirley Temple
Lionel Barrymore
Evelyn Venable
Barrymore
Shirleys
Evelyn
Shirley
Bill Robinson
Negro Hoofer
Henry Clay
Behin
Trombone Blues and Band Members Named in Ragged List
A garbled OCR item lists titles and a cast of musicians for a band performance. Names such as King Cotton, Ward, Cory, George Barts, Jon Alltner, Joe White, Delbert, Ray mond Lowers, Virginia Shirck, and many others appear, with instrument mentions and a Clock Store descriptor, suggesting a local concert or parade program fragment. The text is fragmentary and reads like a noisy roster of players and sections.
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Siatissen
A. Wilcox
Kingbor
Mary
Hau A. Klock
Agg
King Cotton
Cornete
Ward
Cory
George Barts
Jon Alltner
Joti White
Wy Dag Jeke
Frank ‘Oo
Delbert Smote
Raymond Lowers
Virginia’ Shirck
Rot
Marvin Kling Very
Itt Clanty
Molgiy Kulngberg
Rahat Wheele
Maward Deckwa
Kein Aumer
Daniel Guenther
Glulyn Hond
Kayering Rothberger
Martha Alia
Alec Markarat Terrell
Ombound
W. 8
Morelers
B. Theants
Delhort Goralenbarger
Stuns
Son Parker
Carthi Dfodeien
Allehori
Henry Mathin
Wentes
Arechotwen
Ellen Dantany
Mes
Lentiies Mowroy
Tes
Weoh Wallace
Jong Inched
Joanita Keln
Eudora Band Concert Opens Spring Series
The 38 piece Eudora Community Band directed by Frank Klingberg will present its fourth annual spring concert in the Eudora high school auditorium on Tuesday evening. Admission is free and all are invited. The program includes The Thunderer, Vision of Yesterday overture, and pieces featuring the Men’s octet and Sax Wing with varied selections.
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Eudora
Frank Klingberg
Eudora High School
Local social notes in twilight district and area visits
De Soto residents welcome visitors for birthdays and gatherings as Frank Killingsworth family relocates west of town. Albert and Mrs Jones and Mrs Casteel visit. Tom Warsop and Frank Rhodes host weekend guests from Kansas City. large group from Rants City celebrate birthdays with extended family. Play at high school auditorium features comic strip characters written by Rev. Loven Ranler. Lady Phashbottom role by Henrietta Schubert with others, author present, grade school singers perform two numbers.
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Frank Killingsworth
Towwn
Mra
Albert, Jones
Amily
David Casteel
Linwood
Fred Zellers
Tom. Warsop
Kanana City
Frank Rhodes
Bradford’ Nowell
Daisy DeWalt
Donna
Mae
Myo
Dao Hinnfeut
Rantsana City
Ed Freeman
Rhode
Mrs. Nowell
J. F. Cramer
Kansan City
Mra C
BMI
Charles Dicken
Carl ‘Tuck
Mar
Don Musier
Hth
Loven Ranler
Madera
Myr Watson
Gordon
Louise
Dewett
Ros
Anita
Nense
Maryn Brune
Appanoose School Event and Local Entertainment Report
Marie Earnheart was the pianist and Genevra Moll played accordion numbers at a community event sponsored by Epworth League and local residents. Visitors from Wilder and Ottawa attended. a stroke affected one member. Pleasant Hour Circle presented A Fortunate Calamity at the Entropolis school house. Appanoose basketball teams faced Pomona with mixed results. a teachers meeting in Ottawa featured singing by several local girls.
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Marie. Earnheart
Genevra ‘Moll
Epworth League
Lonie Callends
Olathe
Frank Rhodes
W.° Phillips
Wilder
Hanes
Ottawa
Thel Tee Nellie Marie
Finch
Helen Ck Zelta
Eva
Oma.Turner
Iola
Delta Wray
Myrtle Cole
Humbert
Myrtle Crist
Pauline
C.P
Hour Circle
Entropolis
John. Hanes
Bronson
Appanoone i W
Pomona
Miss Lois Fisher Is Hospitalized With Mumps
Range Line reports Miss Lois Fisher, attending college in Lawrence, in the school hospital with mumps. Ben Towers' house burned last week. no injuries reported. Mr and Mrs George Shuter and family attended a Farmers Union meeting at Minneola Friday night. Dorothy Wintermanila is mentioned in a wry note about events last week.
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Lois Fisher
Lawrence
Ben Towers
George Shuter
Thelma
Charlene
Elm
Mia
John Watts
Farmers Union
Minneola
Dorothy ‘Wintermanila
John” Harner
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Anna Neagle
AW. Seata
Puffy
Churches of Christ
Tony
DE Soto
Studebaker
Foabay Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation
Kan
St. Regis
N. H
Wentcar
Reusch Motor Co
WER
EL Brendel
Phil Regan
Serome Kern
J Festley
Victor Varconi
Claire Dodd and
Nellywood
Lee Tracy
Sally Eilers
Kansas City
K. C
Laren
Cuanlees
Tawgrton
WI Oland
Charlie
Ruggles Tasu Pitts
Patee
Showa
Laurel
Vand
Tonite Regis Toomey
Red
South Seas
Laurel Ani
Hardy
Screamie
Hal Leroy
Fred Astaire
Wugkuce
Life Insurance Department
Elmer
Pink
Lupton
William
Bill
Downing Rex Kendall
Efa
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