Death of a bill a blow to cities
A Kansas state affairs committee killed House Bill 224, aiming to fund city waste treatment plants on a utility basis. The bill would levy charges by waste volume and strength, shifting costs from property taxes to polluters, and affect first and second class cities and a township sewer district.
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State Affairs Committee
Dwight Metzler
State Board of Health
Metzler
Kangan
Kansas
House Committee On Hygiene and Public Health
Water
State J Board of Health
Board of Health
Althe Lawrence
Lawrence
Costa of
Woodlawn School News Highlights Student Activities
Freddy Johnson is absent from town by March 7. Jean and Ida Johnson move to East 10th Street and attend Cordley School. Mr L L Henry shares historic reels I Can Hear It Now with voices of Hitler Churchill Roosevelt and Truman. Books donated by Douglas County Tuberculosis Health Board include Health Can be Fun The Health Parade and Three Friends for Primary, Old Con and Patrick You and Safety Every Day for Intermediate. Fourth grade weaving projects produce purses marble bags and matching bells. Miss Ellsworth assists weaving on a loom to make mats and rugs. Students anticipate a Cincinnati Symphony concert and study orchestral instruments. Fourth grade writes friendly letters to Bonner Springs. Sixth grade starts a Poem Club with Richardson as president and Marion King as secretary. Peepee the March Woodlawners enjoyed. Jackie Beers out two weeks with pneumonia. First grade writes neatly. Kindergarten builds a fry store with roast boxes and items marked from one to five to count pennies for purchases.
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Blues
Dyche Museum
Ellen Crowder
Havendick
King
Lester
Brenda Miller
United States
Elm Street
Woodlawn P.T. A
Woodlawn 1.T. A
Kansas
Salvation Army
I T. A
Patrick
Freddy Johnson
Tomy
Jean
Ida Johnson
East 10Th Street
Cordley School
Marsha Henry
L. L. Henry
Aart
Adolph Hitsolini
Winston Churchhill
A D. Roosevelt
President Truman
Woodlawn School
Douglas County Tuberculonis and
Health Wratton
Old Con
Wade Marbly
Peepee
March Woodlawners
Jackie Beers
School music program delights crowd with varied performances
A school event highlighted by a Cincinnati Symphony Concert for students, with performances by Nellie Mae Forest, Charles Newman, and Allee Tyler. Guests, volunteers, and families contributed decorations, refreshments, and registrations, while Mrs Parmiter organized music supervision and Mrs James led souvenir efforts. The program showcased art observers, former Lincoln pupils, and local musicians, amplifying appreciation of literature and music.
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William James
Lonnie Howard
Pegazy
Donald Shepard
Hilly Hill
Raymond Davis
R. Mathis
Milton Moore
Anna Terry
John Spearman
Johnson Smothers
Pearl Frey
Smothers
Albert Salisbury
Marshall Tyler
So Noches
Verner Newman
Noches
James
William Black
and Clarence Pierson
Arthur Standfield
Charles Brown
Oti Gales
Eugene Shepard
Lillian M. Webster
Thelma Hayter Gipson
Johnson Smuthers
Lincoln
Nellie Mae Forest
la Jean McKisxac
Charles Newman
Bright Spring Mural Prompts Health Message
In Primary News lines Tet tue fap tehetearten pot celebrates a bright spring mural by children and blooming flowers. Health posters by Miss Kindla sperger remind students to eat well, rest, and stay clean as Lawrence High School's Irene Smith lends a Mexican display and sparks interest in Mexican material and stories.
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Tullvidu
Irene Smith
Lawrence High School
Unclear Text From Country Articles and Court Case
Fragmentary OCR notes reference health, education, new fares, a nine o’clock event, a cocktail tree, a law case, and a court settlement. Names such as Wintermeyer and George Guette appear amid scattered phrases about Michigan and rety club actions. The fragmentary material lacks coherent Ereignisse or concrete details.
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Natra
D. Tra
Wintermeyer
The Punch Sinatra Wins By A Knockout in WV
Police Chief A G Kettman reports a party incident in WV involving The Punch Sinatra, a knockouts bout and a guest named Jack Wintermeyer who was hospitalized after a head injury. The officer notes a mixed, unclear timeline with conflicting details from witnesses and attendees.
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Sinatra
A. G. Kettman
Westering
Bobby
Jack Wintermeyer
Rettman
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Leonard Macy
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Stephenson
American Association of School Administrators
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of War School
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Charles Karsinger
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Patchogue
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Topeka
Herington
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Enid
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Alahoma
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Fort Worth
Dallas
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