Senators Wander From FEPC Topic In Senate Debate
Washington May 10 The Senate debates whether to create a fair employment practices commission as observers hear discussions on senate rules filibusters and printing costs. Sen Humphrey urges economy while Sen Russell warns against funding a new agency with little print savings.
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Arthur Bolon Washington
Byers
Senate
Humphrey Ih -Minn
Humphrey
FEPC
Russell
D.-Ga
Lucas
DNL
R-Neb
McCarthy
R.-Wis
Tias
Blind mother regains sight after 14 years in darkness
Mrs. Mary Franz of Sees After 14 Years in Uniontown Pennsylvania describes first moments of sight after 14 years of blindness caused by childbirth. She recalls seeing branches and houses as doctors diagnose a cataract with possible dislocation. Her sons Henry, 14, and Christopher, 17, soldier son in Germany, and her late husband figure in the story.
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Union Town
Mary Franz
Franz
Henry
Doe
Christopher
Germany
Frans
Yao
Democratic letter cites Kansas patronage shift in U S jobs control
In Cimarron Kansas on May 16 reviews Ries reports U S jobs control moves under the Democratic party. Warner states Rice had no role in the decision and he accepted advisory duties on federal appointments in Kansas with consent from national leaders dating back to Truman’s 1949 inauguration.
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Cimarron
Kan
LA Democratic Today
Warner
Rice
Altho Rice
Wilm Boyle
National Committee
Kansas
Boyle
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Kansas Nations
Werner
Democrats
Tourists Would Scotch Remers If They Could Tour
Harold Jones of the Civil Aeronautics Board suggests passenger air travel between Russia and the United States would challenge Stalin's dictatorship. He theorizes 100,000 Americans touring Russia could undermine belief in FBI shootings in New York.
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Pasadena
Calif
Harold Jones
Civil Aeronauticn Board
Russia
United States
Stalin
FBI
New York
Jones
Health Advisory Council meets in Emporia state session
Douglas county health advisory council officials and local members join Kansas Health Council organization meeting held Monday in Emporia. Attendees include Mrs. Carrell Clarke president Charles Topping vice president Mrs. Carl Huns secretary John Holmgren KU and James Koch Lawrence Douglas health sanitorian. Others from Baldwin Dr. Victor H Kildyard and Mrs Harvey Booth also attend.
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Douglas County Health Advisory Council
Kansas Health Councl
Emporia
Frank Carleon
State Council
Carrell Clarke
Charles Topping
Carl Hun
John Holmgren
Bureau of Government Research
University of Kansas
James Koch
Lawrence- Douglas County
Harvey Booth
Victor H. Kildyard
Baldwin
Train of 1d Sold to Union Pacific, A E Stoddard Announces
General statement reports the famous train being sold to Union Pacific railroad. A E Stoddard, president, stated the deal today.
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Union Pacific Railroad
A. E. Stoddard
Baldwin Man Reelected By Kansas Dental Group
Dr. Frank Carothers Garnett was named president elect of the Kansas Dental Association. Roberta Young Topeka was chosen president elect of the Kansas dental assistants and M. Marcella Fischer Hiawatha named president elect of the Kansas Hygienists Association.
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Baldwin
Kansas Dental Group
Kansan City
Frank Carothers
Garnett
Kansas Dental Association
Roberta Young
Kansas Dental Assistants
M. Marcella Fischer
Hiawatha
Sas Hygienists Sociation
Hal 3
Hal 3. Edwards, Arkansas City, Pident; Dr. Fred A. Richmond, Kasas City, Kan
Anit
Stanley H. Flickinger
City
The
Kansas Asistants
Trudy Parker
Ruth
Kansas City
Kan
Mra
Florence Mowry
Colby
Jury Names Drawn for Wichita Petit Jury
Wichita Kansas jurors were drawn yesterday for the Petit jury which will report to U.S. district court here on May 15.
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Wichita
Kan
U.S. District Court
Betty Grable Sued Over Ranch Access for Irrigation Repairs
Betty Grable and husband Harry James face a civil suit in Los Angeles accusing them of denying neighbors access to their ranch to repair irrigation facilities. The case centers on access rights and improvements on the property.
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Betty Grable
Los Angeles
Harry James
Sander Dropped From Hillsboro Medical Society
Dr Hermann N Sander was expelled from the Hillsboro County Medical Society after a nearly automatic vote following the state medical board revoking his license. The 41 year old Cer doctor faces murder charges in the death by air injections of his patient Mrs Abbie C Borrato of Manchester, with reinstatement possible after June 12. In California, May 10 1939, President Skouras invites mothers over 60 to theater fiestas on Mother's Day at his Far West theaters.
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Milford
S. H
Hermann XN. Sander
Hillsboro County Medical Society
Lloyd L. Wells
Manchester
Hermann N. Sander
Anciety
State Medical Board
Candia
Mra
Abbie C. Borrato
Sander
Mote Board
Charles Po Skouras
Fi Weatenast
He Fuesta
Hia
California
Jury Awards 36066 to Railroad Worker in Accident Case
A circuit court jury awarded $36,066 to a railroad worker who suffered injuries in an accident. The case stemmed from an incident recorded on November 4 and 17 as part of the Missouriarific rail line dispute.
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Waite
Accident on moving railroad car at industrial plant
A man was knocked from the top of a moving railroad car at an industrial plant, injuring a protruding roof area at the site. The incident occurred near North Tithe Book.
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Industr Plant
North Tithe Book
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Capitol
Meyer
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Newton
DR. Sander
County Medical Society
Reusch
Mane
America
Vermont
Amed
Pontiac
Postise
Postiac
Femann
Jayhawk Motors
Lawrence, Kansas
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Walter A. Sprankle
North Little Rock
Ark
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