London Labour Wins Commons Ballot On Mine Policy
London reports the Labour Government secured a narrow majority in the House of Commons on a mining policy bill amid Conservative opposition. Variants suggested opposition to the proposal would undermine the government’s prestige and threaten a resignations risk. The deputy speaker chaired the debate as party lines held with Labour seeking to stabilize the mine issue.
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To Invoke Blue Law Shasnee Counts Launches Muse to Control Saght Chihe
Rural Topeka law limits late night activity under Blue Law rules. Prohibits alcohol and illicit behavior. fines up to $150 yearly. County law, first passed in Sedwick in 1927, targets populous counties with high value per capita.
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Bungling Leadership and the Communist Party Hearing
The article recounts Eugene Dennis and the Communist Party during a 1947 hearing. Dennis, under the alias Waldron, faced contempt and a one year jail term plus fines after refusing to testify. The piece notes the party's decline and highlights the broader anti-communist actions of the era.
Busy Carlson Week Schedules Multiple Public Appearances
Gov Frank Carlson appears on the Governor's Schedule with events from May 2 in Topeka to appearances in Stockton Belo Col Lawrence Manhattan and Atwood. Planned stops include a stockmen’s cattle show an East Half Republican leaders meeting a West Half Republican gathering in Col, a Kansas Alpha fraternity event in Lawrence, a district American Legion meeting in Manhattan and a dedication of a new hospital at Atwood. Carlson is serving 1 minute to 18 months in court for defrauding the government on payrolls.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Ivan Jones Eligibility as Mayor
Lola attorney Kenneth H. Foust says the state Supreme Court will be asked to determine if Ivan R. Jones was eligible to serve as Mayor of Lola County after officials note he had not lived within the city limits for more than two years before taking office on April 15.
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Herbert Browning Named New Police Chief in Great Head
Herbert Browning, a former Wichita police officer, was selected as chief of police in Great Head, Kansas, by Mayor A. Mermis Jr. He succeeds Jim Geisendorf, who resigned. Browning has served nine months on the local force.
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