Reed backs Hoover plan in push to reorganize agencies
Kansas Senator Keer OK Kan said he will vote for the full Hoover reorganization program. He noted heavy support from Kansas and that Congress must approve. He supports moving fleet control from Army Engineers to the Interior Department and fears the task of reorganizing government bureaus.
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Rent control debate ends with final passage in Congress
Washington near March 20, 1950. Senator Schoeppel and Senator Reed urged recommittal to a conference after debate but both voted for final passage. The 78 to 1 vote backed a bill hailed as nearly complete, with provisions placing decontrol decisions to local boards and timing rent control to end in June 1950. Reed cited wavering on provisions while Schoeppel supported the amended measure as least objectionable under the circumstances.
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Mar
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Salina
Wichita
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Ranch Hand to Trial for Murder at Diebolt Ranch
Ralph Campbell aged 35 faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of Orville Shepherd 44 a Diebolt ranch foreman near Hammond on February 25. Campbell was bound over for trial without bond after a preliminary hearing and is accused of striking Shepherd with an iron bar following an order to work or leave the ranch. The victim’s son Billy Dean Shepherd 12 witnessed the fatal assault.
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Rights Of Veterans Dependents Explained By VA Officer Here
A Kor ous Office of Veterans Affairs official, George Stren ey, outlines veterans and dependents rights. He answers questions on service connected death compensation, medical care, furniture loans, and GI education benefits.
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Eight Students to Present Piano and Voice Recital
Eight University of Kansas students will present a combined piano and voice recital tomorrow afternoon in Strong Hall Auditorium. The program features vocal pieces by Martha Kieck, Diele Brahm, and others, plus piano selections including Concerto on Rob y Nive. The public is invited to attend.
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University of Kansas
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Brark Strong
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Starved siblings found at Kansas farm home placed in nursing care
Paola Kansas March 30 two 63 year old twin sisters Matty and Mandy Stachling were placed in a nursing home after authorities entered their 200 acre Paola farm and found their 73 year old brother Albert dead from starvation about 12 days earlier. Coroner William Brown and Sheriff Kenneth Cook led the investigation. Probate Judge A H Kraft said the sisters would get a hearing to determine competency replacing a planned sanity hearing. Bank resources including government bonds postal bonds currency and seventy dollars in gold coins were reported. The home held seven kerosene stoves new unwrapped rags six pairs of shoes two dozen boxes of oats and other items.
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Stacling
Karl V. Shawver
Paola Bank
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