New L j H Pupils From 37 Families
Thirty seven new students join Lawrence Junior High as families move to the area this summer. Among them are two from China, Peter and Phillip Lee, sons of Dr. Orient Lee, KU professor, recently arrived from Hong Kong. Several other students come from California, Texas, Wisconsin, Utah, Missouri, and various Kansas towns. Names and addresses list 9th and 7th grade placements, with guardians and home streets provided for many.
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Lawrence
Iia
Missouri
California
Texas
Wisconsin
Utah
Kansas
Peter
Phillip Lee
Orient Lee
Sunnyside
Lee
University of Kansas
Hong Kong
United States
Forreat Whightsil
Willard Muzzy
Lving
Phil Waleh
Maine Street
Wiley Williams
Gayle Williams
Los Angeles
North Second Street
Donna Sue Barber
C. E. Parker
Long Beach, J
Ohio Street
Michael McCall
Ralph E. McCall
Houston
Rhode Ialand Street
Richard Nelson
Carl FE. Nelson
Superior
Wis
Kentucky Street
Robert L. Bee
Clarence S. Bee
Logan
Sharon Skinner
Kansas City
Ruth Skinner
Haxkell
Thomas Conner
Carthage
H. B. Conner
Vermont Street
Donald Euxene Reed
Jefferson City
Elbert Reed
East Fighth
Jo Ann Ging Lamar
Eltin King
Keneas
Ronald Gene Tissue
Bonner Springs
Gilbert Tiasue
Gaylord Neil Davis
Emporia
Local Names List of Residents and Families in Several Towns
A long readable fragment lists residents and households across multiple streets and towns including Cecil Davis in Connecticut street and Donna Hettman in Baldwin. It names Mr and Mrs in several families, plus addresses on Kentucky Mississippi Seina and other streets, with notes on rural junior high attendance and names such as James Adamson and Fred Gantz among others.
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Cecil Davis
Connecticut
Donna Hettman
Baldwin
Lloyd Hoffman
Kentucky
Annabel Zook
Ellsworth
Iira
H.C. Zook
Donald Hurrelbrick
Viniand
Milton Hotralbeink
Ohio Street
Lar Clien
Burrton
Ralph Kitten
Mississippi Street
Bue
Kay Anderson
Porla
W. H. Anderson
Seina
James Adamson
Easton
Clarence Adamson
Kenmada Brown
Indiana Cummings
Emporia
Pakeend Cummings
West Sixth Street
Douglas County
Snow
Jefferson
Jefferson County School
Fred Gantz
Williamstown
Gayle Housworth
Kanwaka
Wilson Housworth
Maple Lane
Dean Elliott
India
Calvert Elliott
Maple Street
New Speller and English Books Chosen for Kansas Schools
In Topeka on September 13 the state board of education announced new speller and English textbooks for Kansas elementary schools for five years starting next fall. The reads include Goals in Spelling for grades two through eight by Webster Publishing Co and English Is Our Language for grades three through eight by D C Heath and Co.
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Topeka
State Board of Education
Kansas
Webster Publishing Co
D. C. Heath and Co
Indicted Jackson County Leader on Tax Evasion
A federal grand jury in Kansas City indicted George H. Clark former Jackson County assessor and political leader. The charges allege Clark evaded income taxes totaling 14401.24 over a five year period from 1944 through 1948. Clark is linked as a political associate of the slain Charles Binnagio.
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Kansas City
George H. Clark
Jackson County
Clark
Charles Binnagio
Tax Evasion Charge Involving McPherson Drugstore Owner
Ray H. Graves of McPherson faces federal income tax evasion charges after a grand jury indictment for underpaying more than thirty thousand dollars in 1943 to 1945. Testimony shown included Mrs Graves bank records and Graves admitted multiple bank accounts. Graves owns drug stores in McPherson Lyons Great Bend Junction City and El Dorado along with the spouses tax returns filed jointly.
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Wichita
Kan
Ray H. Graves
McPherson
Graves
Delmas C. Hill
Clyde E. Beck
Internal Revenue Agent
Lyons
Great Bend
Junction City
el Dorado
Oklahoma City Council Weighs Communist Registration Plan
Oklahoma City council members discuss a proposed ordinance requiring communists who reside in or visit the city to register with the city clerk. Councilman Walter Herrison says any communist arriving after October 1 must register within 24 hours, and locals must register by October 1. The measure would also bar certain actions by non-registrants.
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Oklahoma City
Walter Herrison
Communist Organization Faces Weapon Possession Question
A front group associated with the Communist party is under scrutiny for carrying weapons as part of proposed ordinances. Local authorities consider membership in the organization, known as a front group, relevant to enforcement and public safety actions.
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Cig
Communist Party
Accountants Coming Semi Anual Exame Schedule
An examination for certified public accountants is planned for November 8 to 10 at the University of Kansas. James K. Hitt notes that applicants must file with his office at least 30 days before the exams. Test hours run from 11:80 to 6 on the first day and 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. the second day, with 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the final day.
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Kansas
Hitt
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