Meyers awaits Monday sentence in wartime probe case
A federal court martial found 12 year old Myers, an ex air forces deputy purchasing chief, guilty on witness tampering and other charges linked to a senate war investigation. He faces up to 30 years on the most serious count while remaining free on bond until Monday.
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New Use for a Plane in Oklahoma Cattle Trial
Yokor Oklahoma ranchers led by E W Warkentin and B Fr Bolea plan to bomb and bale hay to feed 61 registered Herefords driven from pasture by a blizzard. Pilot W F E Cavanagh assisted as they tested releasing alfalfa to a former Navy plane trainer. Airforce bombs and paratroopers add a frontier air show flavor.
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Okla
Mar
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Gets 15 Year Sentence for Passing Counterfeit Balls
Kannes City reports Virgil Sweeden, 30, of Olney NL, jailed for 15 years after pleading guilty to possessing and passing counterfeit bills. Investigators say about 360 dollars in nearly perfect ten and twenty dollar notes were circulated at a Springfield Missouri event on January 20. Accomplices Mia Hunt Shrack and Martin Boerr, both in their twenties, were arrested and freed on bond while awaiting charges.
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Virgil “Arl Sweeden
Olney
Springfield
Mia
Opel Hunt Shrack
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Martin David Boerr
MaAlester
Okla
Sweeden
Recital by Eugene Jennings at University of Kansan
Eugene Jennings presents his senior recital in Frank Strong Hall at 4 p.m. tomorrow on the Paul Snyder studio program. The listed pieces include Renata A Wier and a Mozart Sonata in F minor, Op. 8.0, with uncertain garbled titles following.
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Paul Snyder
Frank Strong Hall
University of Kansan
Sierra Leone Club gathers for Easter program and socials
Fourteen members met at James Bryant's house with S W Davenport presiding. Program included Easter papers by Lee Pitte and Mrs. C L Williams, readings by Sophia Snowden and Mrs. Johnson Smothers, plus a social hour and a contest note. Also mentions Wichita Diocese Apolletes contest with three delegates from Wichita area on April 8.
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Violin Maker Returns to Service in Army
Kansas based master violin craftsman Prieta Travers notes in a Kansas article that football figure and former Kansas State College coach Francis has accepted a commission in the regular army. He resumes as a lieutenant colonel in the quartermaster corps, to report for orientation training on supply and depot operations before departing in March for New Orleans and the Panama Canal zone. Francis, a Nebraska graduate with KOVEC roots, played for Chicago Bears and Brooklyn Dodgers, earned a master’s from Iowa, served six years starting 1941 with time in the Southwest Pacific and Philippines, and earned the Bronze Star. His wife Mrs. Francis and seven year old Tim will join him once quarters are set.
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Violinists and Tax Case Highlight Monett Briefs
Attorney Horace A Gardner of Monett pleaded guilty to two counts of income tax evasion in Kansas City. A pre sentence investigation was ordered by Judge Albert A Rincenton. Gardner remained free on personal recognizance pending sentencing. The government argued larger income figures than reported.
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Hunting Casualties Rise Across States Warn of Unsafe Practices
The Division of Fish and Game reports 18 hundred and 32 wounded in hunting incidents this year and urges safer behavior. Director Emil Orr emphasizes education to reduce casualties as hazy handling and misidentification lead to many shootings, including on streets and during vehicle stops. Also noted is damage to a 1942 Plymouth after a rear-end collision on highway 10 near Hil.
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London Church seeking living wages for clergy salaries
Lord Halifax appeals to Church of England members to boost contributions to fund a living wage for clergy. A church spokesman says postwar costs worsen stipends, aiming to raise ministers’ salaries to at least Art pounds per year. Also, Agnes L. Reicher granted a license to sell beer at Blue Bird tavern.
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Modern Manners and Corsages at School Dances
A reader column discusses the rising corsage trend for informal dances, noting expense and social pressure on young men. It also covers etiquette on visiting cards, hotel receptions, and proper name usage for young women, advising practical, modest conduct and clear names.
Organist at Eleven Promising Schoolboy at Lutheran Church
DeWayne Wee, a sixth grader at Huxley, begins service as organist at Palestine Lutheran near Huey. Despite limited lessons, he plays for worship and accompanies high school choirs, later recalling a wedding as a career highlight. He balances studies, earns good grades, and plans to pursue music.
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Huey
DeWayne Wee
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Eli Wee
Do We Want A Live Stamp Club In Our Midst
Lawrence Stamp News argues for a united effort by philatelists to form a live stamp club. The piece urges contribution from all collectors to advance the hobby, educate young collectors, and create a real benefit for philatelists through constructive activity.
Stamp collecting as hobby endures through crises and war
The piece notes stamps as a universal hobby seen on stamps and covers worldwide from Santa Claus to Roosevelt, Bela Lugosi, and family collections. It argues stamps hold value when markets crash, surviving the 1929 crash and wartime uncertainties as a steady investment and educational tool.
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Unclear OCR Note on Local Residents and Return Date
Fragmentary text mentions Lecompton MacMary site Morris and Miss Methurts Tantle with relatives, indicates a person spent months with an aunt and may return Saturday. Mentions schooling at Dinars and names Mrs Demenet Mrs Tuey. Details are garbled with unknown dates and places.
Unclear event notes from Topeka social visit
Fragmented text describes a social gathering in Topeka with Maries Tever and Gauehr Vire Leo Anders. Mentions March program, opening by an om er, and a roster of attendees. Many garbled phrases and names create a partial social notes snapshot with no clear outcomes or dates.
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Leo Andersan
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Maries Tever
Sunech
Maren
Omer Ar Panquet
Fred Fieutiin
Rita
Satovg
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