Agencies battle economy effort in congressional hearings
Washington March 32 Senate GOP leaders Reed and Cordon condemned government agencies for resisting budget cuts. They cited protests and letters to Congress as an organized campaign against economy measures. Treasury and customs officials testified on restoring funds without cutting patrols.
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Washington
Reed
R-Kan
Cordon
R-Ore
Congress
Treasury
Treasure Department
HH. Johnson
Treasury Customs Bureau
Carden
Senator Ringee
R-N
Romgross
Weavermnien
Warhinaten
Senate
Econ- Etrer
Jakbane
Opposed KU groups protest Aggies Big Six entry
Representatives from 16 KU organizations petition to Governor Carlson and Chancellor Majory Thur resay urging rejection of Oklahoma A and M joining the Big Six due to alleged racial discrimination in intercollegiate athletics. Signers include leaders of student clubs and several university offices and Greek chapters.
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K.U
Aggies
University of Kansas
Goy
Frank Carlson
RT Pellen
Oklahoma A
Keane W. Ma Jory Thuressay
Covernor
Kansas
Chanreller
Vha Wriversity
Oklahoma al
M. Rellage
American Veterane Rommites
International Club
Neer Students Association
Prowreasive Party
FS Young Republicang
Dale Kansan
Alpha Phy Alpha Nexis Fraternity
Zeta Py Beta
Alpha Karna Alpha
Dreadhal
Hopkina Howe
Wendy Reuss
Rar Henri Co-Op
Baseball Exhibition Results Across Various Teams
In a fragmented report from an exhibition baseball game followed by scattered names and places, Detroit and Cleveland figures appear among others. Readable segments mention Newark Kansas Milwaukee and San Francisco, but specifics remain unclear and several names are garbled.
Deafened People Hear Clearly With Helione Mono Pac
The Helione Mono Pac hearing device promises tiny size and self adjustment for varying hearing. It has been accepted by the American Medical Association council on Phys Medicine. Kansas City Hearing Service hosts a free clinic at Hotel Eldridge on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon with Mr. Schwarz offering private demonstrations and free literature.
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Council On Phy Medicine
American Medica Association
Karace City
Eldridge
Lawrence
Schwarz
Kansas City
Yona Grand Ave
Dept
All-Musical Vespers Jon Festival Program
A Palm Sunday all musical vesper program by the University of Kansas centers on Hoch Auditorium Sunday at 4 PM. The symphony orchestra, women's glee club, string quartet, and a cappella choir perform with soloists directed by M. Brack and Raymond Seuth, featuring pieces from Andante Cantatas and other period works.
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The
Unity of Kansas
Ecnal of Fine
Hoch Auditorium
M. Hrack
Sry
Universite Sympathy
Jore Russelli
Wiley
Gites
Schutert
Mariean
Buring
Qumran
Wingas
Kansan State and KU plan peace pact conference
Students from Kansas State and the University of Kansas announce a “peace pact” conference set for April 22 at Lawrence to ease campus raids and paint-smearing incidents linked to rivalry, with an open meeting planned next week to gauge opinion on enforcing the pact.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansan State College
University of Kansas
Don Carttar
K-State
Tee
Lawrence
Keness State Council
Carttar
K. Pe Council
Canuteson Re-Elected Vice President At Kansas Tuberculosis Meet
Dr. Ralph T. Canuteson director of student health at the University of Kansas was re elected vice president at the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association annual board meeting in Topeka. Dr. F A Trump Ottawas a R A graduate was re elected president with Harold Loucks named as another vice president. Dr L Cox former medical director was made executive secretary replacing Dr H Larrigo retiring after 40 years service. Chancellor Deane W. Malatt and Dean H B Wah were re elected to the board. A note on pork and bread references a U S Agriculture claim about ham sandwich nutrition.
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Ralph T. Canuteson
University of Kansas
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Topeka
F. A. Trump. Ottawas
Harold Loucks
L. Cox
H. Larrigo
Deane W. Malatt
Tthe University
H. BR. Wah
K. U. School of Medicine
The Seven Last Words Presented by Centenary Church Choir
The Centenary Methodist church choir directed by Charles Byers presents The Seven Last Words of Christ by Dubois tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Jeannette Causa Stough sings soprano, Paul Friesen tenor, and Ben Shanklin bass. free will offering supports the choir.
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Centenary Church Choir
Centenary Nethodist Church
Charles Byers
Christ
Dubois
Jeannette Causa Stough
Fine Arts
K. Uy
Paul Friesen
Ben Shanklin
Edward Utles Senior Recital At Roper Auditorium
Edward M Utles pianist gives a senior recital Monday in Frank Strong auditorium presented by the University of Kansas school of arts from the studio of My Swarthout. The program includes a variety of pieces with works by Riegnt and others, reflecting a classical solo recital in a university setting.
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Edward M. Utles
Frank Strong
Lessnity of Kansas’ School
Rts
Uther
I My Swarthout
Unclear sports note hints at midseason race results
Fragmented report references a race series led by Verna Stephene and Taothe Mayion Teague with a win over the Borders Vern Coun Vet, noting a 6-3 score and a national event in New York. Mentions Roger Reabinson and a victory in the Se Vetrrabart event at Maxana with elapsed times around 34 hours.
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Bia
Rey
Ted
Bester Krams
Antars
Hirhes Lremtie
Teaeare Ags
Roger Reabinson
New York
Tad Cutter Siviera
Pita
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Glasdening Light
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Douglas County
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Frank Hasenbu
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Kansas Association of Reseatate Boards
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Wichita Real Estate Board
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Kansas City, Kan
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Beauty Shop
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