Thank You Dolls Tour Plans Spark Mixed Reactions
A fragmented report details reception to a theatrical tour titled Thank You Dolls. Local groups including Agneer, Dhis- Kaasata, and the Foundation rare centers participate in preparation and fundraising. The text mentions women’s roles, welfare aid, and cooperation with churches and merchants as part of the touring effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agneer
Foundation
Marta
Greece
Fienfrans
Fresth
Ben Ten
Ketan
Youth Armed Upset Flare Sparks Police Standoff
In Ona a youth armed with a bow and arrow terrorized a family provoking a police siege. Officers used gas and a .22 pistol fired on the assailant, who was later taken to a juvenile home after questioning. A trunk scene of neighbors and bystanders formed as a tense standoff unfolded. 4 H CLUB DAY SATURDAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weluan
Tomas Ceh
Fey
Serian
Rudnick
Rostest
Ste
Mes
Baseydh
Tamaszek
Ty Coud
Reed Shire
Wil- Hane
William Frye
Brokk
Dar
Solons Own Recording Studio A Century Old Practice
Washington reports that weekly, about 175 senators and congressmen record speeches in their private studios for local radio broadcast. The studios in three House and two Senate buildings are self sustaining with per-record fees and audiences across many stations. Notable lawmakers and anecdotes include Senator Capper broadcasting from his hospital bed and Rep Gathings inviting visiting DAR members to recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Studiy Miles
Cory
Robert J. Coar
Helen
Congress
Legislative Branch
Senate
Cain
R.wash
Senator Pepper
D-Fle
Senator Capper
R.-Kan
Coars
Coar
Representative Dirksen
Ill
Representative Brown
Ohio
Q Mahorey
Wyo
Gathings
D.-Ark
Dawson
Utah
Window Broken By Grenade In Copenhagen Common Quarters
Police said an unidentified grenade at common quarters here today broke a window and caused alarm. No injuries reported as authorities investigated the incident in the city outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Har
Open Air Story Hour Draws Children to Library Friends
Elizabeth Smith, librarian, led a joint story hour at the library inviting 74 children and noting 20 attended the Woodlawn session. The program featured Turner stories and a public reading by local youths. Open air courts and street events were planned nearby as part of a broader community day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
Tretler
Turner
Wes Jertion
Ameriwva
Woodlawn
District Meet To Be Held At Liberty Memorial High School
Six pointed out Uy winners of the eight events at the Deak as county cub day will compete in the rik of civs day. The regional con will be held at Emaporia, April x are winners will be deters raned at the 4-1 Round-Up in June. Fifty six men signed the Decla ration of Independence.
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Liberty Memorial High School
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DOLLS
Robert Cand Reehard
Halda Police
Bay Mith
Erstan
Bran
Maks LN
Morrestown, PA
Woodlawn Group
Library Group
Tekyo
Mar
Pokus Lee
Jay Kre
Rokless Athens
Spectors
Fenes
Pnnn Sen
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G.V.W
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Cronus
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Morgan - Mack Motor CO
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Topeka
Kansas City
Union Bus Depot
Mass
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Pepsi-Cola
Bepsit Cola Company
Pranchird Rotter
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Ottawa
Chappell’s
Mr. Farmer
Journal-World
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Lawrence Journal-World
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