States Rights Meeting Shapes Future of Movement
Ticker from May 9 reports that righters face decisions tomorrow that could define the movement and its opposition to federal civil rights bills. Leaders from four deep youth states groups who left the regular Democratic party two years ago attend, aiming to chart a course with stronger organization, fundraising drives, and southern states offices.
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Democratic Party
W. W. Wright
Jackson
Alelann
Democrata
Tates
Mee
Frsne Diaen
Aldianim
Ature
Warther
Loueratay
Haton Rouge
Miamtaiqui
Carol Vina
Bik
Central
Godepal
Haa
Tramats
Improvement Plan Meeting For Fairfax Belmont Neigh
Fairmont Improvement Association will hold a special meeting Thursday at 7 PM at 1300 Oak for Fairfax and Belmont residents. Members say the group aims to improve unsightly spots and beautify the neighborhood with planners and volunteers from local districts. George Mole serves as vice president and Edward Deckwa is secretary.
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Fairmont
Pfl
Adams
Oak
Fairfax
Belmont
George Mole
Edward Deckwa
Secretar Ainsi Iart Dol
POR FELLOWSN DINNER First Presbyterian birthday theme event
Presbyterians plan a family dinner in the church dining room with tables arranged by birth months. Birthday cakes will be on each table and the May Calendar Guild co chairs Mrs C R Albright and Mrs H A Fries will provide meat and dessert. Attendees bring other dishes and Irene Peabody leads a brief musical program featuring solos from the Victor Herbert Sweetheart cast. Washington May 9 Funeral services for Mrs William Hill 72 daughter of the late Senator Bishop W Ferguson of Kansas. Funeral in Washington cemetery.
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First Presbyterian Church
Guild
C. R. Albright
H. A. Fries
Irene Peabody
Victor Herbert
Kansas
Washington
William Hill
Bishop W. Ferris
Kansan
Glee Cubs and Women's Glee Club Concert at KU
The annual spring concert by the university Glee clubs featured lively duets and solo pieces from both the Men’s and Women’s Glee clubs. Conducted performances, varied choral works, and a final group number highlighted the event, drawing a fair audience and steady applause. The report notes a Rural Electrification effort mentioned at the end.
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K.U
Irene Peabody
Angie
Verida
Roger Butts
Jean Bush
Men's Glee Club
Lebre
Handel Haworth
Gerald Carney
Roger Butta
Women’s Glee Club
Iluty
Shentle Gravity
Bember Matthews
Miss Texbody
Jean Burh
Jay H. Nixon
Gearhart
Galway
Fletrhee
Harry Wilsons
Edward German
Carney
James van Heusen
Liberty Memorial High open house by home economics and art club
Liberty Memorial High School hosts an open house for parents teachers and friends on Thursday at 7 pm. Mothers of next year LMHS students are invited. The program includes student fashions artwork displays music solos and a drama piece from the English class.
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Home Economica Department
Art Club of Liberty Memorial High Echo
Teathera
LMHS
Helin
Aj Story
Membe Ira Belle Harper
Margaret Smith
Carolyn Husted
Pay Vells Nebrbass
Margaret Barr
Jn- Anns
March
Nellio
Margaret Sith
Martha Thicker
Art Club
Catate Hera
Foots de Sett
Pheyrd
Knights Templar Parade Breaks Weather in Great Bend
Rain at Great Bend, Kansas, cleared enough for the 7th annual conclave parade. KNIGHTS TO PARADE events featured M Jave Orelup and M M Hil from home economics, Miss Dorothy Wilson sponsor of the art club, with the parade in downtown and a drill on the high school field this afternoon.
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Rew
M. Jave Orelup
M M Hil
Home Economica Department
Dorothy Wilson
Art Club
Great Bend
Kan
Knichis Templar
Kansas
Kansas convention bids for two general aes
The article reports attendees gathered in Wayland for the annual state convention of the educational and charitable order in Kansas. Two general aes were scheduled for consideration, with ree for tomorrow and mention of Thos Mra. Vensimia Cleland as a late president in the context.
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Kan
Kansas
Educational and Charitable Order
Vensimia Cleland
Chison
Probation for Cyrl Koch in VA fraud case in Wichita
Federal Judge Arthur J. Mellott placed Cyrl J. Koch of Seneca Kansas on two years probation and ordered repayment of 440 dollars to the Veterans Administration for allegedly fraudulently collecting WWII veteran allowances. The Wichita district court opened a June week term as juries to be heard next week amid ongoing cases.
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Wichita
Arthur J. Mellott
Cyrl J. Koch
Seneca
Kan
Koch
Veterans Administration
U.S. District Court
Minerals Toston
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