Welfare payment would be larger
Topeka March 16 A bill in the Kansas senate would raise monthly cost of living welfare payments by about 7.10 for needy aged and blind on state rolls benefiting 8,000 to 39,000 recipients, with total annual state costs of 2,225,000 and funding split between federal and state sources. The measure would pay counties directly if they grant local aid and uphold the federal maximum.
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Revenue and Taxation Comminsion
Civil Service Board
Welfare roll and costs in Douglas County February report
County welfare costs for February total 26940.83 with federal 12877.88 and state 4991.92 covering most, leaving 9071.02 county share. Aid rolls rose due to January February cold, including fuel aid and convalescent care. Medical services paid 261.04 admin costs 225 to equalization fund. Ten drugstores billed 316 and 11 physicians received 1030.74 for services. Lawrence Memorial Hospital billed 556.95 for patients and ambulance fees 12. Details note temporary additions to rolls for fuel assistance during severe weather.
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Mildred Watson
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Medical Service Division
Welfare Department
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Will Dance In Burlesque To Earn Carfare Back Home
Los Angeles March 16 Dancer Vicki Evans cleared of marijuana charges jailed movie star Robert Mitchum will perform at a local burlesque house for two weeks to earn fare home to Pittsburgh She is penniless and begins Thursday The 26 year old was arrested last September with Mitchum and two others in a Laurel Canyon refer party Others were convicted of conspiracy to possess marijuana but Evans was freed by a superior court jury President Truman luncheon noted in Key West report
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Los Angeles
Mar
Vicki Evans
Robert Mitchum
Pittsburgh
Belascopee
Vicki
Mitchum
Laurel Canyon
Marijjuana
Cordley School Scout and Art Activity Roundup
Cordley School reports celebrate the Girl Scouts thirty seventh anniversary with Brownie Troops 3 and 4, led by Mrs Lee Boyles, Miss Barbare Montaldo, and others. Troop 25 works toward Second Class rank, celebrates Thinking Day February 21, and plans knapsack projects. Sixth grade scouts earn badges, host baby sitters for PTA, and plan a father daughter supper. Fourth graders discuss the rat campaign, health checks, and officer elections. Art programs feature spring scenes, pencil sketches, and Mexican studies. Third grade covers Mexico with Diego Rivera and Orozco displays, crafts, and an assembly of Betey and George Washington.
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Brownie Troop No
Lee Boyles
Barbare Montaldo
Vader
George Washington
Brownie Troop
Martha Jo Shultz
Darlene Stone
Carol Freeman
Fred S. Truxa
W. W. Richardson
Scouting
Forrest A. Ducknon
Robert McKinney
Jackson
Les Hammig
Clarence Miller
Fred S. Montgomery
Cordley
P.T.A
Juliette Low
Hay
Osters
Lawrence
Mark Wolfson
Sue Stinson
Bobby Benton
Cordiey
Kings of the Wind
Joel Malott
Riley
Angelo
McAllaster School News Highlights Several Activities
McAllaster students from first through sixth grades engage in classroom visits, art and reading projects, and a music focus. Second graders welcomed Miss Elleworth for painting lessons and observed a Walk to view Assembly of God church work. Sixth graders study orchestra instruments, hear Tchaikovsky and Rimsky Korsakov recordings, and complete a watercolor bound book project. News notes cover student council elections, tax hearing attendance, and a preschool group run by Ruth Elaine Hartzell’s mother.
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Assembly of Gods , Church
McAllaster
Topeks
Marian Jones
Eugenia Leajeure
Mexico
Freddie Wiley
Tchaikovsky
Eugenia Leasure
Rimsky-Korsakov
Harry James
Mozart
Donald Tusher
Anna Wiley
Helen Hartzell
Ruth Elaine Hartzell
Margaret King
Young People's Concert and McAllaster Funesta Planned
McAllaster pupils will hear records and stories of music to be played at the Young People's Concert. Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra directed by Thor Johnson presents the concert on Wednesday March 16 in Hoch Auditorium. McAllaster Funesta follows March 18 in the school gym with games, bingo, fish pond and country store in the classroom.
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McAllaster
Cincinnati Sympathy Orchestra
Thor Johnson
Hoch
New pupils join New York school amid activities
Mayberta and Agnes Sewell join the New York school with roams from Amarillo Texas. LaVerne Alexander from Miss Tappimeyer’s first grade is ill with pneumonia. Ruth Ann Johnson and David Fetty had first grade birthday parties last week. In Mrs Smith’s class this week, Sandra Thomas John Allen Crum Sharon Ford Frankie Carcia Barbara Haller, id Cough and David erty areMonstors. Miss Thompson’s second graders made tray covers and nut cups for the Junior Red Cross for St Patrick’s day. The second grade is reading magnets and the compass and experimenting with them. The children of New York school.
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New York School
Mayberta
Agnes Sewell
Roam Pinckney
David Thomas
Amarillo
Tex
LaVerne Alexander
Miss Tappimeyer
Ruth Ann Johnson
David Fetty
Mrs. Smith
Sandra Thomas
John Allen Crum
Sharon Ford
Frankie Carcia
Barbara Haller
Id Cough
David Erty
Miss
Students organize paper drive to fund playground gear
The student council led by chairman John Brown holds a paper drive with Carol Collins and Philip Kipp on the committee. A contest to collect the most paper spurs effort and the results will be announced later.
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John Brown
Carol Collins
Philip Kipp
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New York
Fifth Grade Winner Draws National Art Contest Honor
Rafael Chaves, a fifth grader, won first place in Kansas in a Milton Bradley national art contest for his crayon drawings. Mia Mc Gregor, his teacher, submitted work in January, and Rafael now advances to compete against one fifth grader from each state for a national honor engraved with his name and sponsor.
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Jimmy Haller
Towa
Delbert Pringle
New York School
Rafael Chaves
Mia McGregor
Rafael
Milton-Bradley Company
Kansas
Representative Scrivner Pushes Ending Government Interest on Overpayments
Washington March 18 Representative Scrivner of Kansas said the bill to end government payment of six percent interest on income tax overpayments has favorable response. He noted overpayments total more than 2.0 billion dollars annually and interest about 55 million dollars.
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Washington
Mar
Scrivner R.kan
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