Vote Near On A Filibuster Test Vote Near On A Filibuster Test
Washington march 11 the senate faces a pivotal test on breaking the southern filibuster. Democratic Leader Lucas plans a 4 to 5 pm CST vote on Vice President Barkley’s ruling that opens a path to a rules change, while Senator Russell of Georgia challenges the ruling and pushes an appeal. The outcome hinges on a two thirds majority and the positions of several swing senators.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Lucas of
Minoin
Vice Provident Barkley
Russell D.ga
Dixie
Lucas
Barkley
Russell
Dr H H King Dies Former Kansas State Chemistry Head
Dr H H King, longtime head of the Kansas State College chemistry department and dean of faculty representatives in the Big Seven, died today in Manhattan hospital at age 62. Born February 24, 1898, King earned degrees from Ewing College and Kansas State, earned a PhD at Chicago, led the department since 1940, and served on athletic and stadium boards.
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Manhattan
Kan
Hoh King
Chemietry
Kansan State College
Uml
Umit
King
Te State
Issat Ewine
Ewing College
Minnis
Kansas State
Universi of Chicago
Kansas State Chemistry Department
Ince
Kansas State College Stadium
Lawrence students join KU honor roll ranks list
Eight more Lawrence locals earned high marks at the University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts and Sciences honor roll. Among them three joined a first group of 57 with straight A averages. Names include Marjorie Ward Roger Lane Clubb Caroline Ferne Crosier Lamont Waite Gaston Patricia White Lois Beth Roger Beth William Conboy David Jewell Claudia Louise Anderson and John Woudenberg. Also noted is John Woudenberg, lineman for the San Francisco era All American Conference, who has started every game in three seasons.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
K. U
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of
Venter- Maz
Patricia White
Roger Beth
Lois Beth
Ohio Street
William Conboy
Kentucky Street
David Jewell
Fawnee Avenue
Claudia Louise Anderson
Alabama Street
Royall Labels Soviet Berlin Blockade A Day To Day Threat
Secretary of the Army Royall in his annual report accuses Russia of duplicity and falsification, calling the Berlin blockade a day to day threat to world peace. He says Soviet authorities seek conflict short of war to drive the U.S. from Berlin and notes the army’s strength fell to 538,000 last June while peacetime selective service boosted voluntary recruitment.
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Washington
Royall
Russia
Berlin
Army Department
Renue
Ang
America
Europe
National Guard and Reserve
School Raid Terrifies Kansas City Elementary Class
Three armed men raided Sinai Elementary School in Rural Wyandotte County near Kansas City, terrorizing four children. The intruders, wearing red trousers and plaid shirts, fled after destroying phonographs and desks. detectives suspect escape from a mental institution. No suspects were captured as deputies and state patrols searched the sparse district.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sinai
Wyandotte County
Bobby Reynolds
Gene
Thurman Craddock
Delbert Coffelt, Jr
Klopfenstine
Lawrence Hayden
Bonner Springs
Sydney Bush
Roy A.ferguson
First High School Open House in Home Economics at KU
The University of Kansas hosted its first home economics open house in Frazer Hall to assist senior high school girls considering home economics majors. More than 5 girls from nine area schools attended, guided tours showcased laboratories, and speakers from Omicron Nu and KU staff spoke about careers in home economics.
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University of Kansan
Dejgarement
Omicron Nu
Ming Edna Elill
Home Economica Department
Frazer Hall
Frazer Theater
Patny Harrin
Omicron Na
Mise Hill
Mien Margaret Harrin
Lancheon
Memorial Union
Miss Hill
Bonnie Cunningham
K. U. Art Museum
Home Management House
Mra
Archer Wilcox
Home Econoica
Fraser Hall
Gilerty Memorial High School
Olathe
Orkalwora
Lecnmnton
Eudora
Vinland
Washburn Rural
Topeka
Perry
Topeka High School
Kansas House eyes April 2 closing date for session
Speaker Dale Bryant said the Kansas legislature hopes to wind up by April 2. Leaders will discuss a closing date and introduce a resolution to set the final day. Major work remains on school finance public welfare and appropriation. The House adjourned for a two day recess before the final push.
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Topeka
Mar
Dale Bryant
Kansas
Bryant
Arabs Slow to Accept Paper Money in Gulf
A touring reporter notes slow adoption of U S paper currency in the Persian Gulf as paper money spreads among Arab cashholders. Saudi Arabia pounds with Riyals shift to dollars. Bahrain women in veils are described. Ras Tanura runs a new 120000 barrel refinery under Arabian American Oil Co. and paths of modernization in the Middle East are outlined.
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Saudi Arabia
U.S
United States
Saudi
Philadelphia
Ras Tanate
Arabian American Oil Company
Middle East
Arabia
London
Kansas Senate approves highway revenue measures
The Kansas Senate moved two major highway revenue bills toward final passage to fund a 20 year road building program. A five cent gasoline tax on motor fuel would raise about 4.5 million annually while a county levy could add up to 2 million. Senate aside also approved bills on overweight oversize transport permits and road fund transfers.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansan
Jor
Kansas
Senate
Riley MacGregor
MacGregor
Senate Highways Committee
Paul Wunsch
Kinggan
Highway Committee
House
Committee
Civil Service Board
City balances baseball and softball nights at South Park diamond
A city meeting of the baseball commission appointed by Mayor James Parsons set summer scheduling. Baseball will play Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights, while softball occupies Mondays and Thursdays. Commission members will survey city diamonds tomorrow afternoon and propose improvements to the city council. Attendees included John Chaney, chair. Debert Richardson. Henry Shenk. Dean Nesmith. George Starkey. Gilbert Francia. Majors.
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South Park
Baseball Commission
James Parsons
John Chaney
Debert Richardson
Henry Shenk
Dean Nesmith
George Starkey
Gilbert Francia
Fresh Snow Grips Large Parts of the Nation
A late winter storm spread from the Missouri Ozarks to northern New England, leaving fresh blankets of snow. Ohio reported up to seven inches with seven to nine inches in southeastern and central Indiana, while Lakes Erie and Ontario shores saw heavy falls. Cleveland had six inches, Buffalo five, and Erie four inches, with six inches in the Pennsylvania mountains. Temperatures stayed in the 20s in the snow belt.
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Missouri Ozarks
New England
Midwest
Ohio
Indiana
Erie
Ontario
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Penn
Fennerivania
Rent controls debated as 100 areas eyed for decontrol
Washington on March 11 reports Democrats in Congress facing a rent control vote amid a new administration plan to decontrol more than 100 rural and small city areas. Rep Patman warned of a wave of strikes if controls end in industrial areas, while Republicans and some Democrats push to limit action to 29 days.
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Washington
Mar
Umsit
Truman
Congress
Mar. Ti
Kansas
Rent
Capitol Hill
Patman
D-Tex
Rent Administration
William F. Hess Dies in Downtown Store Tragedy
William F. Hess 66 of 914 Ver. nent street died of a heart attack last night in a downtown store after visiting Green’s News stand. Hess operated a barber shop on Went Minth street and was a longtime Mason and member of the LO of F. He is survived by a brother Carl H. Hess and a sister Mrs Mane Steinbring of Lawrence, with several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by Rumsey Funeral Home include services Monday at 1 6 p.m. and graveside rites by Masonic Lodge No. 30.
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William F. Hess
Mane Steinbring
Lawrencey
Erveral
Lawrence
Hess
Bob Stewart
Rhode Island Street
Frank Miff
Louisiana Street
Germany
Heras
Masonic Lodge
O.F
Green
Massachusetts Street
Lloyd “Spud” Green
Susie
F. S. Deem
Kiwanis Club Members Attend Ottawa Meeting
Seven Lawrence Kiwanis members traveled to Ottawa for an inter-club gathering. Dr. Gordon L. Teall of Hiawatha delivered an inspirational talk as lieutenant governor of division five in the Missouri Kansas Arkansas district. Attendees from Lawrence included Max Laptad Harold Beck Albert Palmerlee Walter Schoene Winston Harwood H A Ireland and Clifford D Dean.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Ottawa
Gordon L. Teall
Hiawatha
Lawrence
Max Laptad
Harold Beck
Albert Palmerlee
Walter Schoene
Winston Harwood
H. A. Ireland
Clifford D. Dean
Stock market index closes at 635 with 40 stock average
The closing index for 40 stocks stands at 635 points, marking the day’s overall market performance. Investors watched minor fluctuations as sectors showed mixed movement throughout the session.
Paper firm proposes rail switch firm to save Kaw Valley line
In Lawrence a paper company official urged forming a royal rail switching company with other shippers to finance rail and bridge resurfacing if the Kaw Valley railroad wins permission to abandon its Bonner Springs Lawrence line. A public ICC hearing is next week amid bids for resurfacing the Kaw river bridge and plans to connect with Union Pacific tracks.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Paper Company
Royal Rail
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kaw Valley Railroad
Bonner Springs
James H. Parsons
C. AG. Hesse
ICC
Kaw Valley
State Highway Department
Kaw River
Paper Company
Beversock Mills
State Highway Commission
Hesse
Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Thhe Kaw Valley Railroad
Santa Fe
New Hampshire Street
Massachusetts Street
Bonner Springe
J. Small Grain Company
Dechy Grain Company
CREW SAFE IN LEAP FROM B-29 CRASH NEAR COLORADO
Eleven crewmen parachuted to safety from a B-29 based at Smoky Hill air force base after a crash in northwestern Colorado. First Lt Robert B. Hickman and five others were brought to Craig Colorado, with five others spotted by civil air patrol. Skiing parties left Maybell for the remaining crew. The Smoky Hill base listed crew members including M/Sgt. Ivan Bunning Ottawa Kansas T/S Charles C. Craige Cordelly and Sgt. Carl C. Narramore Richmond Missouri. A Salina base B-29 also crashed last Friday with ten parachuting to safety. The Salina plane was to pick up the crew at Denver and return them to Salina.
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Craig, Colo. Mar. Lh
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Safina
Kan
Colorado
Robert B. Hickman
Craig
Civil Air Patrol
Maybell
Ares
Colorado Springs
Sajlina
Smoky Hill
Ivan Bunning
Ottawa
Charles C. Craige
Cordelly
Carl C. Narramore
Richmond
Salina
Denver
Score of Topeka basketball game for Lawrence highschool
The Journal-World will report tonight the Lawrence high school basketball score from Topeka. The game starts at 8:45 p m with first score expected around 9:45 p m. A contact number listed is 22.
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Journal-World
Topeka
Oklahoma City drys protest liquor petition filed
Oklahoma City drys protested a plan to repeal liquor prohibition after a formal test on the initiative petition was filed with Secretary of State Wilburn Cartwright. Rev Roy S Holloman and 8 C Clark Sr signed the protest listing 39 reasons the petition with 2122 signatures should be rejected while Navid Shapard said about 110 workers would start checking petitions for discrepancies.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Tfl
Oklahoma
Wilburn Cartwright
Roy S. Holloman
Exchange Avenue
Baptist Church
8. C. Clark
Navid Shapard
Atorney
United City Organization
Red Cross drive passes $9,000 with new totals
The Red Cross campaign reports over 9000 dollars raised with 2682.81 marked at the head office. District 80 around Eudora shows a larger total than listed and captains push workers to report and turn in funds. Residential workers in Lawrence are urged to complete house to house calls before weather turns.
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Red Cross
Achwot
Eudora
Lete Edelbrock
Ellen Melville
Clarence Broers
Walter Gerstenberger
Mia
Milton J. Shaftstal
Homer Gerstenberger
Delbert Reusch
Evans Auto Supply
Lawrence Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Funk's Mortuary
Kill Bodin
Nannie Vin
Celia
Jennie Watt
Ernst and Son
Hosford
Arnold
Dorfar Liberty American Legion Post
Gloomy Weather Forecast For Kansas End of Week
Topeka March 11 2 percent Kansas faces a period of gloomy weather with light scattered precipitation and little sunshine. Temperatures will be mild tonight with highs around 60 to 80 degrees tomorrow. Snow and rain are possible in northern Kansas by Saturday night. light snow reported in Goodland and Nebraska areas as forecasts show rising temps midweek with variable precipitation across the state. Highs yesterday ranged 30 to 44 degrees across cities. Anthony reported 23 overnight.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
S. D. Floreaid
Flora
Kansan
Goodland
Nebraska
Garden City
Anthony
Engineers to Host Banquet For Graduating Seniors
A capacity crowd of 306 students and faculty is expected for the annual Engineering banquet in the Memorial Union Kansas room on March 31. Dr. George Ziegler of Midwest Research Institute Kansas City will speak, honoring graduating seniors. The Engineering council led by President Bill Gibbs and banquet chairman Dave Thomson sponsors the event.
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Kansas Room
Memorial Union
George Ziegler
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Engineering Council
Bill Gibbs
Lawrence
Dave Thomson
Irving
Ziegler
University of Chicago
Armour Research Institute
Nois Institute of Technology
Office of Scientific Research and Development
City liquor law revokes local ordinances in Kansas
Kansas Attorney General announces that local ordinances banning transportation and possession of stronger beer are nullified by the new act. Lawrence residents may possess up to three gallons of spirituous liquors in original packaging for personal use, provided state laws are followed. Police report few violations as officials prepare broader interpretations of the 125 sections of the act.
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Lawrence
Kansas Cities
Kansas
Harold R. Fatzer
al Tho
Atorney
C. A. Blirsner
Robert 2. Oyler
Emporia Gas Regulator Causes Sudden Pressure Spike
In Emporia Kansas on March 11 a faulty gas regulating device doubled home pressure from four to eight ounces. The event triggered about 10 fire calls and damaged a home and barn while others suffered minor losses. Firefighter Claude C. Lang Jr. was cut while tackling a blaze as the power company worked to restore safe pressure. No injuries from gas exposure were reported.
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Emporia
Kan
Mar
URS Emporia
Claude C. Lang, Jr
Weather outlook for Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and nearby ports
Weather forecast for Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Temperatures rise through the week with a likely precipitation of one quarter to one half inch across central and southern Missouri eastern Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas. Partly cloudy to cloudy skies with light showers or flurries possible along northern borders. Cold tonight with near 30 degrees and a warmer Saturday.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Southeastern
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