Bills to boost pay of state officials pass Senate
Nine bills to raise salaries for top state officials, Supreme Court justices, and district judges won Senate approval and move to the House. Other measures create an Eisenhower library commission, form rural high school districts, study highway rights of way funding, and add penalties for altering vehicle identification numbers. Some pay increases include chief justice from 10000 to 13000 annually and district judges from 7000 to 9000.
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Senate
House
Board of Regents
Penal Board
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Eisenhower Presidentel Library Commission
Abilene
Great Bend
Russell
Lyons
Burlington
Osage City
Yates Center
Legislative Council
Eureka
Johnson County
Kansas Turnpike Authority
State Bank Commission
Basia
Kansas
Kansas City
Aquate
el Dorado
Wyandotte County
Legislative’ Council
UN Studies Report on Gaza Battle From Palestine Truce Chief
United Nations Security Council members studied a personal report by the Palestine truce chief on the February 28 Gaza clash. The report blamed Israel for most of the Egyptian fatalities and affirmed Egyptian infiltrations as a main concern. Next meeting eyed for Tuesday or Wednesday to continue debate on the Egyptian Israeli fighting.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
U.N. Palestine
Gaza
BE. L. M
Israel
Molyhlian
Séliny Sarper
Recital for Laymen Will Be Given Sunday by Franklin Mitchell
Franklin Mitchell organist of the First Methodist Church in Lawrence will present a laymen's recital at 7:20 p.m. Sunday. A Minnesota native with degrees from Missouri Valley College and Michigan University, he has taught at Linfield College and Missouri State Teachers College. His program includes Franck Pierne Heroique? by Franck, Brahms and Bach chorale settings, Hindemith Sonata No 2, and Handel Concerto No 7.
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Franklin Mitchell
First Methodist
Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Minnis
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Michigan University
Palmer Christian
Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
Missouri State Teachers College
Warrensburg
Franck
Brahms
Bach
Hindemith
Handel
Social and academic notices from Baker area events
Baldwin and Lawrence residents transacted business in Lawrence and Topeka while hosting and visiting family. Local figures Gilbert Gander sustained a hand injury and wore a cast for weeks. Baker University hosted a WSCS meeting on United Nations topics and a convocation on common ventures of life. Dr. Calvin Jackson will speak on campus next week, with multiple campus clubs co sponsoring. Chapter CE of PEO marked its 31st birthday Tuesday.
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Matt Amos
Lawrence Tuestas
John Kirknatrick
Olathe
George Bolcourt
Caroline Hoopingarner
Raise
Idaho
James Hoppingarter
Raymond Pyles
Camdenton
Nora Ames
Philip Miller
Gilbert M. Gander
Helen McCarroll
West Hall
Baker
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Topeka
United Nations
James McGrumphy
Chatham
N. J
McGlumphy
Nelson P. Horn
Eugene Kramer
Allan Daugherty
Betty Washington
The
DAR
D. H. Evans
Lawrence
Baker University
Mark Rouch
Baxter Springs Methodist Church
Bart Lockwood
Bill Morris
Robert Shelton
Calvin Jackson
University of Nebraska
International Relations Club
Young Republicans Club
Young Democrats
College Fellowship
Jackson
Southeast Asia
PEO
History club event and rotary meeting report
A Baldwin area social at Mrs Edward J Cragoe home featured a history poem read by Mrs H K Ebright and a cake celebration for Mrs Baker with 31 cakes and coffee. Attendees included seven founders, most in Baldwin except Mrs Frank E Wolf ill, plus Mrs Hugh P Hartley and new Baldwin club president Mrs Virgil Reeves. Next meetings noted March 29 at Mrs G M Gander and March 15 district music auditions in Ottawa. Baldwin Rotary program led by Ward Spielman with Arthur Cole of Paramount speaking on the movie industry. guests included Judge Floyd Coffman and Dr Ralph Cepron.
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W. M. Clark
Alvin F. Baker
Baker
Hugh P. Hartley
Kansas City
C.K
Virgil Reeves
G. M. Gander
Nelson P. Horn
B. A. Gessner
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ottawa
Hestia Club
Baldwin
Baldwin Rotary Club
Ward Spielman
Arthur Cole
Paramount
Floyd Coffman
Ralph Cepron
Duke Cheney
Ole. Halt
Rotarjians
O Brien
Fager
Overbrook
The
Puzzle clues and local notices from Baldwin page
A fragmented Baldwin page lists puzzle prompts such as 24 Spar 25 Poet Khayyam 26 Changes 28 Poetry muse and 33 Savory. It notes community happenings including Rev E E Tilson of Iola visiting Baker campus, Mrs Archie Shults recovering from a heart attack, and visits from Kansas City relatives.
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E. E. Tiloison
Methodist
Iola
Baker
Archie. Shults
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Phillips
Kansas City
Baldwin
Phillips
Paul Barnthouse
Barnthouses
Herbert Zwink
Law
De Soto and area social notes feature families visiting
Local society notes list numerous visits and social events across De Soto Eudora and surrounding towns. Guests include George Boscourt Amelia Betts Katherine Kelley and families of Alva Missouri with Dr and Mrs Ray Miller. William Whitehead and others attend showers and weddings. a Chiefs page highlights Mrs Fern Collins families. Charles Price transfers to Fort Ord. Dorothy Bradley and Kenneth Taylor wed. Scout troop activity noted at the Methodist church plus a new Oriental steak dish appears in a community recipe section.
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George Boscourt
Amelia Betts
Katherine Kelley
Robert Moore
Alva, Mo
William Whitehead
Lawrence
Harry Hill
Forest Pontious
Girard
Paul Earnhart
Archie Bedford Jr
Ossie Merrike- Snider
Linwood
Mary Fleming
Pasadena
Calf
Herschere
Robert Linden
Linden
Sherman Zook
St. Petersburg
Fla
Zook
South
Zook Forerly
DeSota Elevator
Clifford Rye
Linda
Boek
Therr
Camidentos
Virginia Ann
Karen Sue” Hambleton
Neal Heamblenin
Clythe
Cos Hambleton
Ruth Dourlss
Fern Catlins
Forest McDoonald
Dexstee
Moerwmald
Gardner
Charles Price
Ottis Price
Fort Ord
Calif
Fern Collins
Pharis Cordell
Everett McKinley
Patricia
Kansas City
Ewing Dryden
Sunflower
Arthur Gabriel
Annie O. Hodge
E. E. Feese
Gekity
Louis
Kenneth Quinlan
Quinlan
Nelle Freeman
Daisy Lamb
Olathe
Mae Miller
Ray Miller
Judy
Paul
Oeschlalger
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Bradley
Jim Bradley
Kenneth Edward Taylor
Herbert Taylor
de Soto
Douglas Rutherford
the Baptist Church
Bradley
DRHS
Methodist Church
Hoyt A. Dudley
Plans Long Nap In City Hall Coffin Ready
George Goldsmith, 61, Houston street cleaning supervisor, keeps his coffin prepared in a city hall basement office to ensure a few uninterrupted winks. A humorous approach to enduring long days as he contemplates life after work.
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Houston
Tex
George Goldsmith
iStreet
City Hall
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