Senate Clash Over Home Rule Rent Controls
Washington lawmakers clash over home rule rent ceilings as Senate and House push rival bills. The Senate would extend federal oversight to May 1 while House tempers stay in effect until April 1. Debate centers on transfer of authority to local boards and constitutional questions. Republicans and some labor members back the measures amid tenant and landlord protests.
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Atchison hosts Messiah with KU professor Nicholas Nickerson
Dr. James Nickerson of the University of Kansas will headline a Messiah performance in Atchison Sunday afternoon. Sixty local singers and three guest soloists form the choir under municipal recreation sponsorship. Other soloists include Elizabeth Vaughn, Viren Fhwa, and Virgil Woodsnie from Kansas City.
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Welfare costs rise amid state budget tensions
Fragmentary OCR shows a debate over welfare funding, costs, and age-related eligibility amid a stalled state plan. Mentions potential increases and political figures like J Parw and Tess Bere, with references to contracts and accident case notes.
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Building Lot to Church Plans Revealed by Church Committee
Mrs Boo, head of the church committee, reports plans to build on a corner lot at Seventh Street and a nearby avenue. The report notes committee meetings and preliminary surveys as the project advances toward a site purchase.
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Inner-Aid touted as stomach relief remedy
An advertorial testimonial claims INNER-AID from Nature's Herbs eases gas and upset stomachs, improves appetite, and aids digestion by cleansing bowels and stimulating liver function. The piece urges readers to buy the product at drug stores and portrays broad personal relief.
Western Areas Face Soil Problem Threatening Dust Bowl
Dr H H Bennet chief of the soil conservation service warned a house committee that western fringe grazing lands pushed into cultivation risk severe wind erosion after several dry years. He cited parts of Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and eastern Canada New Mexico as recently plowed areas likely to suffer. He said the agency will face a difficult soil conservation task in coming years. President Truman studying reports on soft coal walkouts with no concrete action yet.
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Rural school district officers to hold annual meeting
Patrons across the county attend the rural districts meeting as officers prepare for the annual gathering. Margaret Hurley provides song at the event while officials outline plans and expected speeches. The meeting is set near Fairview, Oklahoma, with anticipated awards and recognitions for local leaders.
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Two Leaders Sentenced to Death in Belgrade Case
Belgrade March 17 Two leaders of a food cooperative were sentenced to death today. They were convicted of speculating with the people's wealth, black marketing Yugoslav trainers in Trieste, and selling state secrets and inferior materials to outsiders, harming the country's commercial reputation.
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