Senator Gore Dies At 74 in Washington
Senator Thomas Pryor Gore, 74, a three term Oklahoma Democrat and noted lawyer who was blind since infancy, died at his Washington home. Gore, the first blind U.S. senator, served ten terms in state and national service, with a return to office ending January 1, 7. He was a prominent figure on Indian affairs and national policy.
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Mar
Thomas Pryor Gore
Gore
Unitedlahoma
Tia Ae
Wilson
Oklahoma
Roemivs
Pete
Peter Priyn
Hee
Roe
Lewiston Woman Claims Youngest Grandmother Title
Lewiston Idaho March 16 1936 Mrs Maybelle Parker a Lewiston housewife aged 28 or 29 says she became a grandmother at 28 after bearing twins in a claim reported by a local press. The report notes she is mother of seven and mentions other young grandmothers in nearby locales without official confirmation.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Maybelle Parker
Parker
Rogers Benger
Wilson Wahley
Ce'ambus
Ghia
Est Grand
Pat
Junior Red Cross in Lawrence finishes 401 holiday articles
Lawrence schools’ Junior Red Cross completed 401 holiday articles in two months. Most were sent to veterans hospitals for tray decorations and prizes, with 26 valentines for children at the E U medical center. Items sent included carnival caps, menu covers, decorated match boxes, and Easter and Fourth of July pieces.
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Red Cross
Lawrence
Veterans Hospitals
E. U. Medical Center
McAlaster
New York
Pinckney
Lawrence High School
K. L. Medical Center
Cordler
Washington
J .Education
Europe
Cincinnati Symphony Evening Concert Tonight
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performs tonight at 8 20 in the Brewer site area under the direction of Ther Dohnaon. The program features concertos and featured works by Stradte CPreeiy Transferredt See, Arsonin Armpfens, and Mer Oy. Brief program notes accompany each number.
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Cincinnaty Symphony Orchgetra
Therdohnaon
Brwersite
Gaeiin Heeh
Hou
Six Teams Vie for Prizes in University Contest
Six universities will vie for prizes at a regional contest in Leavenworth Ottawa and Kansas with participation from students including Purvis Mc and Mo Dawes. The event features sponsor Katens SMc and Orvalawander as actors and judges during a trip by Alexander governor general of Canada to Leavenworth and a visit by RCA officials.
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Walley
Lina Oervortity
Ors
Shiter
Damier Uriey
Arp
Mn Purvis
Nler
Katens Smc
Orvalawander
Dean FI
Morenu Mo Dawes
WD Mame
al Jude So Ethel An Jak R. Liw
Erence Lawyer
Kho Fareity
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Canada
Mar. i
Ieerunt Alexander
Kan
Fenrerrow
United States
Isle
Wrenersy
RCA
Low Angeles
University of California
Columnist claims sinister plot in Russia's science program
HAL BOYLE argues Russia spreads myths of invention by Soviet scientists and questions why Western nations dominate modern tech. He satirically lists claimed Soviet breakthroughs from dentistry to electricity and telegraphs, suggesting a conspiracy behind Russia's portrayed progress and the export of gadgets to the West.
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Russia
Hal Boyle
New York
Soviet Russia
Tass
Barsie
Johnny Latelus
Marconi
Thomas Benjamin Franklin
Wrights
Sovnet Scientists Push Fretful Futuristic Toys Warning
A Berlin report claims Soviet scientists are pushing fear of new gadgets, while Die Welt notes communists smuggling silk stockings to fund activities in western Germany. East zone stockings fetch high prices on the black market as the Politburo is accused of aiding efforts.
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Sovnet
Urabs
Russia
Ivan
Berlin
CPA
Die Welt
Germany
Communist Social Unity Party
East Zone
School notes and Red Cross drive details
Cordle Dora 13 from Pleasant Grove is noted among ongoing junior Red Cross activities. Other recent work included preparing envelopes with supplies for the current Red Cross drive. An advisory group will meet members of the Douglas County home economics advisory committee with Margaret Kirby Kurtis, eastern district home demonstration agent, to discuss the law-
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Cordledora
Pleasant Grove
Red Cross
Douglas County
Margaret Kirby Kurtis
Plans for the year discussed at farm bureau meeting
The Re Ae place at the farm bureau office hosted a planning session for the year. Attendees gathered around 130 BR mm Thursday to align on goals and activities.
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Re Ae
Farm Bureau
Federal Jury Convicts Wichita Engineer in Check Fraud Case
George Shepherd, a Wichita merchant marine engineer, was convicted yesterday by a federal jury in Hutchinson on two counts of leavy comm and attempting to defraud by passing bogus checks. Corrected by Federal Jury Hutchinson Kan Mar 16.
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Hutchinson
Kan
George Shepherd
Wichita
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