Entertainment at Meeting of Cooperative Club
M. F. Snider from Goodyear Topeka plant presented four films at the Cooperative Civic Club meeting held last night at the Eldridge Hotel. The films highlighted American freedoms enjoyed by citizens, contrasted with life in Russia through a young emigrant’s letters. Guests included Harold Skinner, Edward Martin, William Braun, Eugene Burnett, and Russell Mosger. The event followed by a report on Gov. Frank Carlson signing a measure repealing the one cent gas tax exempt from July 1, 1949, with provisions for federal highway program participation.
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Snider
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Topeka
Cooperative Civic Club
Eldridge
United States
Russia
Harold Skinner
Edward Martin
William Braun
Eugene Burnett
Russell Mosger
Eetence
Mar
Frank Carlson
House Debates Against Probing Communism on Campus
The Kansas House debated a proposed resolution to investigate alleged Communist activities at a university. Rep Immel described a room with a Russian flag and Stalin image, recounting personal illness at the thought of opposing the investigation. Other MPs questioned the resolution’s effectiveness and noted Russian symbols used to mock the probe.
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Fey
McGinnia
Bamas
Howard Imme
Iola
University
Iaid
Robert Bek
Macksville
K. J
Hock
Bock
Th ‘Se
Tornado strikes Greenville area killing four and injuring twenty
Tornado swept into Greenville Tennessee late at night killing four Black residents and injuring twenty, with two in critical condition. The storm hit near Lake Washington and Jackson area, destroying homes and forcing rescue by horseback as roads remained impassable. Victims checked into Greenville Colored Hospital around 3 am, while responders searched for more casualties.
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Greenville
Tenn
Plantaton
Jackson
Lake Washington
Greenville Colored Hospital
Hospital Admissions and Births At Memorial Hospital
A list of admissions at Memorial Hospital includes Mrs Mary Ruth Petefish of 2105 Yaland Street Albert Mee Jah Richland Route 2 Renny Owing Route to J Wo Cohen 4417 Rhode Island Street H D Woh 1325 Massachusetts Street Mrs Evelyn Huff 1128 Pennsylvania Street Medary Chrie Fia Route 4 5 CL Scott 1046s Tennessee Street Mrs Catherine Schroeder and by Sunny Mrs Ellen Sitter Wy and baby 625 Missouri Street Mrs Hattie Hale Eudora Mrs Bertha Grunder 3116 Mississippi Mrs Bernice Peterson Eldridge Ho Mrs Hetty Theomp Son Baldwin Allen Reese 1701 Enois Street Mrs Flossie Gibbons mpton Mrs Denna Light 916 Vermont Street Joyce Leach Perry Route 1 Mrs Ruth Young 601 Louisiana Street Birth Reports Mr and Mrs John Garrett 918 Pennsylvania Street a daughter Yesterday Mr and Mrs John Huff 1128 Pennsylvania Street a daughter to-
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Mary Ruth Petefish
Yaland Street
Albert Meejah
Richland
Renny Owing
J. Wo Cohen
Rhode Island
H. D Woh
Massachusetts Street
Evelyn Huff
Pennsylvania Street
Medary Chriefia
CL Scott
Tennessee Street
Catherine Schroeder
Sunny
Ellen Sitter
Baby
Missouri Street
Hattie Hale
Eudora
Bertha Grunder
Mississippi
Bernice Peterson
Eldridge Ho
Hetty Theompson
Baldwin
Allen Reese
Enois Street
Flossie Gibbons
Mpton
Denna Light
Vermont Street
Joyce Leach
Perry
Ruth Young
Louisiana Street
Accident at Fritzel Jayhawk creamery injures worker
Howard W. Boyles of 1224 Laura Street received treatment for a lacerated finger after an accident at his job at the Fritzel Jayhawk creamery.
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Howard W. Boyles
Laura Street
Fritzel-Jayhawk Creamery
Mrs Mamie KR Young Death Notice and Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie KR Young 81 of 1725 Tennessee Street, who died Wednesday evening will be held Monday at 2 p m at Ninth Street Baptist Church Rev Harry A Smith will officiate Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery The body will lie in state at Lower-Lee Chapel from 5 p m Sunday until time of service
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Mamie Young
Mamie KR Young
Tennessee Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Harry A. Smith
Gociate
Oak Gil
lowser-Lee Chapel
Lawrence Endacott Elected Hi V President in Oklahoma
Heard in Lawrence Don Endacott son of Mr and Mrs Paul Endacott of Bartlesville Oklahoma was elected president of the Hi V council of Oklahoma and winner of the state Hi V speech contest at the annual state convention on the Oklahoma City University campus. He is also president of Central Hi V in Bartlesville and grandson of Frank Endacott of 845 Tennessee Street.
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Don_Endacott
Paul Endacott
Bartlesville
Okla
Hi-V Council of
Oklahome
Oklahoma City University
Von
Central Hi-V
Prank Endacott
Tennesace Street
No Big Stir Over Anti-Red Measure
A classroom scene shows an instructor attempting to sell communist ideas. Lawrence officials and teachers express support for loyalty affidavits while skeptics doubt their effectiveness. County and city officials discuss signing, with some arguing Oaths won’t root out red influence.
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Lawrence
Court House
T. R. Gerhart
United States
Cities Service Gas Sues Over Well Head Price Order
In Topeka Kansas City filed in U S district court to challenge a Kansas Corporation Commission order setting a uniform eight cent per thousand cubic feet well head price for the Hugoton field. Cities Service Gas company seeks declaratory judgment invalidating the order and voiding the Kansas law behind it claiming potential losses exceed $917000. Will Elect Officers for tuberculosis group as executive committee plans a morning meeting to elect officers for the coming year.
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Topeka
Kan
Mar
Cities Service Gas Company
U.S
Kansan Corporation Commission
Kansas
Hugoton
Arka
Oklahoma City
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
C. J. Lane
Seha 'Eldridge
Fredonia Hello Girls Walkout Shuts Telephone Service
Fredonia Kansas reports a brief work stoppage by twenty McKrae telephone company women at 9 30 am causing a short loss of service. They returned to work after ninety minutes. The dispute’s cause was not announced and manager Carl Krace said he had spoken with an attorney who was out of town.
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Fredonia
Kan
Mar
McKrae Telephone Company
Carl Kracae
Market News Summary from Chicago Wheat and Livestock Prices
Market report shows mixed commodity activity with Chicago wheat firm on higher cash bids, cash corn rising while oats and butterfat hold steady. Livestock futures indicate steadiness in hogs and cattle though some weakness in steers and sows. Kansas City grain and livestock receipts show modest gains and typical uplifts in farm products. The New York market also turns cautious after brief gains, with notable shifts in Magnavox, Santa Fe, and Woolworth among listed equities.
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Chicago
Youngster Dies After Dying Wish For Cotton Candy
Columbus Georgia March 25 UP Annie Rose Robinson seven year old leukemia patient whose doctors gave 24 hours to live received dying wish for cotton candy but none was available at her bedside. A potted plant with $160 in bills and checks stood by her bed as schoolmates sent gifts to buy her treats before death. Emporia Kansas March 25 I J Gregg 79 florist found dead beside Santa Fe tracks likely struck by train. He had lived in Emporia for 50 years.
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Columbus
Mar
Annie Rose Robinson
Georgia
Emporia
Kan
I. C. Gregg
Thanking Friends After Our Bereavement
Mrs. Lester Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. LG Regnier thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings and cards received during their recent bereavement, signed by Kelton and Charles Patterson.
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Lester Patterson
LG. Regnier Kelton
Charles Patterson
Tornado Injures Dozens In Desdemona Texas
Dublin dispatcher Miss Thompson reports a tornado struck Desdemona at noon injuring about 20 people. Dallas patrol official John White says Abilene highway dept radioed several deaths at Desdemona, though the report is unverified.
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Dublin
Tex
Miss Thompson
Desdemona
Texas
Dallas
John White
Atate Highway Patrol
Abilene Atate Highway Department
Forma Publishing Company Incorporation in Topeka Harlow B. Brown Agent
Forma Publishing Company Topeka incorporation completed in the secretary of state’s office. Harlow B. Brown named resident agent for the firm with authorized capitalization of 25000 dollars. Hutchinson based Brown Publishing Company involved in the filings.
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Topeka
Mar. Zo
Brown Publishing Company of
Hutchinson
Harlow B. Brown
Senior class play slated for L M HLS auditorium
Senior officials forecast a capacity crowd for the performance of Can Wait. The senior class play is scheduled at the L M HLS auditorium at 8 o'clock tonight.
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L. M. Hls
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