Fatzer plans rehearing on U S Supreme Court Moon is Blue ruling
Topeka attorney general Harold R. Fatzer says he will ask the Supreme Court for a rehearing after the high court overturned Kansas for banning The Moon is Blue as obscene. He argues the court should respect state rulings and note the 1915 decision upholding Kansas censorship law.
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Harold R. Fatzer
U. S. Supreme Court
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Fatzer
Legislative Body Named To Seek State Help For Kansas Junior Colleges
A Kansas Public Junior College Association committee was named to obtain state support for junior colleges. The group includes Charles Thiebaud of Parsons as president, Karl M. Wilson of Coffeyville College as chairman, and members Thiebaud, Guy Davis of Dodge City, J. R. Jones of Garden City, Buford Fisher of Chanute, and W. A. Klotz of Coffeyville.
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Kansas Public Junior College Assn
Charles Thiebaud
Parsons
P Dent
Association
Kansas
Council of North Central Junior Colleges
Karl M. Wilson
Coffeyville College
Thiebaud
Guy Davis
Dodge City
J. R. Jones
Garden City
Buford Fisher
Chanute
W.A. Klotz
Coffeyville
Cattle Sale Indicates Purebred Market Gains
Hereford sale at Deliford Ranch by Frank R. Condell showed rapid recovery in purebred cattle with 61 animals grossing $54,060, average $900. Top bull FRC Yato Hearth sold for $5,100 to Wayne Nagle. other bulls up to $4,200 and $4,000. Twenty heifers averaged $426.50, top one $1,000 to Byron Crocker. About 600 buyers from 12 states attended.
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Frank R. Condell
Deliford Ranch
Yato Hearth
Wayne Nagle
Nampa
Idaho
Byron Crocker
Brady, Tex
Educator and publisher Walter E. Myer dies at 66
Walter E. Myer 66 educator and publisher died in Washington. A native of Winfield Kansas he left Kansas State Teachers College Emporia in 1925 to establish the Civic Education Service publisher of papers on current history for school use. His widow Ruth G. Myer business manager of Civic Education Service survives.
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Walter E. Myer
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Second Group of Nominations From Movie House Operators
The second group of nominations for the Audience Awards was announced in Hollywood by Elmer C. Rhoden. Best pictures include Love Me or Leave Me and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Nominees for male and female performances feature James Cagney, James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Doris Day, and others. The nationwide balloting will run November 17–27 in about 8,000 theaters with winners announced at ceremonies in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Elmer C. Rhoden
Peter
Strategic Air Command
James Cagney
James Dean
Tom Ewell
James Stewart
Richard Todd
June Allyson
Leslie Caron
Doris Day
Marilyn Monroe
Jean Peters
Ernest Borgnine
Marty
John Derek
Fess Parker
Davy Crockett
Betsy Blair
Marge Champion
Terry Moore
Mary Murphy
Hell's Island
Mara Corday
Bitter Ridge
Sabrina
William Holden
Spencer Tracy
Black Rock
Glenn Ford
Blackboard Jungle
Bing ‘Crosby
Hall to Cut Ribbon For Opening of New Road
Gov. Fred Hall will perform the ribbon cutting this afternoon for a new 1 mile straight pavement section on U S Highway 59 from Atchison to Cummings. The road removes nine right angle turns and shortens the Atchison Topeka route, paralleling the Santa Fe Railway right of way.
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Fred Hall
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Cummings
Topeka
Santa Fe Railway
Local Boy Injured In Bicycle Car Crash Near 9th and Mass
A 12 year old Lawrence boy suffered a sprained knee and cuts when his bicycle collided with a car backing from a parking space near 9th and Mass. The driver, C H Hicks, 68, of 303 Elm St, was involved. Police reported minor damage totaling $100 in a separate Monday crash at 13th and Ky Sts involving Mrs C W Schubert and Gilvert Russell Vaughn. Siamese twin girls born in Madison Wis died last night. they weighed about nine pounds together and were joined at the abdomen with one heart between them. Hospital authorities declined to identify the family. Lawrence residents visited relatives of Miss Lena Torneden and Louis Torneden at Mrs Augusta Kahn of Reno. Mr and Mrs Melvin Davidson announced the birth of a son named Russell Dean. Mrs Davidson and baby were discharged from the hospital Tuesday. Mrs Bertha Frye of Girard, patient at Research Hospital in Kansas City, is seriously ill. Mrs Frye was formerly Miss Bertha Tarneden. Mr and Mrs Jack Wright and two children of Cloquet Minn were visitors at the Davidsons. Mrs Alfred Torneden attended St Pauls Guild meeting in Eudora Thursday afternoon. Mrs Wilson Torneden opened a Sunday with her sister Mrs D S Wilson and family of Lawrence. Mrs David attended Thursday Days with Mr and Mrs Alfred Torneden.
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James Evans
Locust St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. H. Hicks
Elm St
13Th
C. W. Schubert
Stratford Rd
Gilvert Russell Vaughn
Emerald Dr
Madison
Wis
William Torneden
Lena Torneden
Brother Louis
Mis. Augusta Kahn
Reno
Melvin Davidson
Russell Dean
David
Jack Wright
Cloquet
Minn
Davidsee
Alfred Tarneden
St. Paul's
Welfare check theft report tied to World Series trip
Blanche Ikard of Statesville said her $64 welfare check was stolen while she attended the World Series in New York. Iredell County Welfare Dept. announced that if she could travel to the World Series she did not need welfare aid and her payments were discontinued.
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N. C
Blanche Ikard
New York
Iredell, County
Villa Eden Visitors and Local Family Trips
Harold Seele and his mother from Lawrence visited Mrs. Anna Torneden on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bernitz of Lawrence visited Alfred Torneden on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Browning of Linwood visited Charles Davidson and family. Harold and Lena Torneden and Fred Torneden, a Kansas City Hospital patient, were mentioned. Mary Ina Johnson of Syracuse, New York, visited the Davidson home on Wednesday.
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Lawrence
Anna Torneden
Howard Bernitz
Alfred Torneden
Vic Browning
Linwood
Charles Davidson
Louis Torneden
Lena
Albert Torneden
Harold
Fred Torneden
Kansas University Hospital
Kansas City
Mary Ina Johnson
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles,Davidson
D. S. Wilson
Moose Backlift Challenge Sparks Behind-Camera Grind
A behind the scenes look follows Ron Malcolm as he channels intensity while moving a 1200 pound prop in a demanding filming sequence. The segment highlights preparation, focus, and the physical toll of studio stunts and set work.
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Ron Malcolm
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