Congress Broadcasts and Publicity Spend Spark Debate
Washington lawmakers discuss public money spent on government publicity in a year marked by $17,100 for recording staff. The service records speeches for radio and weekly or semi weekly rebroadcasts, sending transcripts to districts. Rep Edwin A Hall merges scripts into the Congressional Record and mails reprints to constituents. Senators and representatives share cramped studios under the Capitol. Salaries and staff details vary with assistants, secretaries, and committee staff. Some GOP PR staff aided speeches. Dirksen once recorded 15 minute talks extemporaneously.
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Senate
Stauione
Edwin A. Hall
R-N.y
Congressional Record
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Cans
Republican National Committee
G.O.P
Free child care plan eyed for OU football games
Norman and Oslo report a University of Oklahoma student senator Merill Regere will seek a bill to provide free child care for Sooner students during home football games. The service would hire a registered three in charge and seek a $200 appropriation. Regere notes more than 1,000 Sooner students have children and many cannot afford babysitters.
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Norman
Oslo
University of Oklehome
Errill Regere
Evnate
University of Obelaheme
Bogers
Girl Stowaway Held After Dramatic Box Flight to New York
A 21 year old German woman Doris Von Knoblock was found alive in a shipping box at Rhein Main airport after a planned death defying flight to New York. The box measured 30 by 21 by 24 inches and she was discovered after airport workers pried it open. An American soldier had delivered the box to a warehouse as the German girl claimed she hoped to join an acquaintance in New York. Local authorities and army officials took custody as investigators determined she would not have survived the journey without detection.
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Frankfurt
Germany
New York
Rhein-Main
Pilota
Doris von Knoblock
Army
Ralph Berndt
New York City
A W Detler Retires After Long Santa Fe Telegraph Service
Arthur Wellington Detler telegraph operator for the Santa Fe Railway at Lawrence retired yesterday after a career beginning as telegraphist at Tecumseh on June 9, 1900. He transferred to Lawrence on February 12, 1902 and is a Vermillion native born July 12, 1876. He and his wife live at 1244 Rhode Island street.
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Arthur Wellington Detler
Santa Fe Railway
Lawrence
Vermillion
Santa Fe
Tecumech
Detler
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