Douglas County 4 H Club at Ottawa Regional Festival
Douglas County 4 H members travel to Ottawa for the regional finals this Saturday. Thirty six club members compete with Kanwaka leading at twelve. Winners advance to the Kansas State College Roundup in Manhattan in June by invitation only.
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Douglas County
Ottawa
Douglas County Club
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kanwaka
Rainbow Club
Tommy Dyer
James Butell
Larry McKisson
Harry North
Ernest Butell
Page Henderson
Carol Browning
Betty Turner
Judith Turner
Four- Leaf Clover Club
Freida Luckan
Evelyn, Griffith
Dean Hade
Margery Skinner
Jimmy Disque
Bill Hagerman
Clarence Lynch
Jane Anderson
Clinton Busy Bees
Mary Emily Booth
Palmyra
Worden Workers
Terry Tietjens
Jerry Tietjens
Alan Oehrle
Vinland Valley
Mary Hicks
Eloise Snowbarger
Jack D. Rockhold
Down In the Valley
Housing crunch hits KU married student families
Mrs. Bert Nash KU housing director says many prospective married students with children cannot find suitable housing. Available apartments are scarce and expensive from 70 to 120 dollars. Sunflower Village hosts veterans and now workers. student housing remains virtually impossible with long waits and no student listings.
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University of Kansas
Bert Nash
K. U
Nash
Sunflower Village
Sunflower Ordnance
Coon Dinner and Dance by Douglas County Hunt Club
The Douglas County Coon Hunters Association will hold a coon dinner and dance on Saturday night March 22 at 7 in the Community Building. About 75 active members and families may attend. They hope to have at least 24 coons for the meal, will provide coon coffee breast celery and table services, and ask members to bring covered dishes or alternative contributions if unable to provide a coon. Coon contributions should be delivered to Karl Martin at Lawrence or John Kazmaier at Eudora by Friday March 21.
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Douglas County Coon Hunters Association
Karl Martin
Lawrence
John Kazmaier
Eudora
Isome Income
Kazmaier
Porter State Teachers College adds industrial arts building
Dr. David L. MacFarlane president announces the industrial arts department of Porter State Teachers College is consolidated into a single building today.
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Porta State Teachers College
David L. MacFarlane
Germans Seek Aid for Illegitimate Children
Bonn report says occupation forces have fathered at least 4000 illegitimate children. German Parliament orders government to begin negotiations with the Allied High Commission for financial support to keep these children.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Allied High Commission
Last Holdouts in Rail Dispute Return to Work
Elkhart Indiana reports the last holdouts against court and union orders ending the New York Central Railroad strike returned to work Thursday. Switch engine crews began assembling trains within an hour after Elkhart strikers voted to end their walkout late Wednesday night. An Accompany spokesman in Chicago said main line operations should return to normal by mid afternoon.
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Elkhart
Ind
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
Laws Inadequate to Meet Sex Crimes in U S
HAL BOYLE reports on William T. Whalen's view that current laws fail to deter sex offenders or prevent crimes. He urges compulsory psychiatric exams for all sex offenders, noting many start as minor offenses and escalate. Women's best defense is to scream and distance themselves, not engage or resist.
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Hal Boyle
New York
William T. Whalen
New York City
Ordina
Whalen
Derer
Columbia Pictures Film
Hollywood
New Hospital Wing in El Dorado Costs Over Half Million
El Dorado’s Allen Memorial Hospital adds a new wing with total cost projected at 528520 dollars. Base construction bid stands at 287552 dollars from Wichita firm Weller and Boucherst contracts.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Allen Memorial Hospital
Weller & Boucherst Contracts Company
Wichita
New York Tax Probe Opens Final Phase Inquiries
Tax investigators launch a new phase of the internal revenue probe in the New York area. The inquiry targets tax administration and involves former top officials tied to the scandal plagued agency.
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N. Y
Washington
House
New York Area
Red Cross to Probe Germ Warfare Claims in Korea
The International Red Cross Committee agreed to investigate Communist charges that U N forces used biological weapons in Korea after requests from U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson. Paul Ruegger said protests from Hungary Poland Romania and Bulgaria were also sent and the committee would study the matter if authorities on both sides cooperate.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Read Cross Committee
U.N
Korea
U.S
Dean Acheson
Paul Ruegger
Red Cross Committee
Red Cross
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Kore
Ruegger
Acheson
Krai 0 Sung
Pegn Te Huaih
Walters Files as Candidate for State Senate Nomination
Matt Walters, state representative from Atchison, filed as a Republican candidate for the second district state senate nomination. He seeks the seat held by Leader Will T. Beck, Holton Republican, with Atchison and Jackson counties alternating in the district. Walters has served three terms in the House.
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Topeka
Matt Walters
Atchison
Led
Will T. Beck
Holton
Jackson
Walters
Lawmaker seeks tax exemption hike amid rising costs
Rep Cole of New York proposed raising the personal federal income tax exemption from 3600 to 3600 dollars in a Thursday statement introducing legislation. He argued the move is needed due to the rising cost of living and high government costs. The piece notes military dogs in World War I were not used by the United States.
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Washington
Rep
Cole
United States
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