Quenemo Bonds Upheld by Judge Stavely Despite Challenge
Special District Judge A K Stavely of Lyndon ruled Quenemo can issue 265000 dollars in bonds for a new school building. Opponents from farm areas had appealed after a previous Supreme Court finding that election irregularities were not sufficient to halt the issue. The dispute, rooted in farm versus town interests, may still be challenged.
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Interior Department Origin 1849 and Belasco Circus Roots
The Interior Department began in 1849 as the Home Department. David Belasco, famed theater producer, once worked as a circus bareback rider. More than a quarter of U.S. fires are due to careless smoking.
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Battle page urged to present parties in their words
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler urged newspapers to create a battle page in the fall campaign. He said a large press segment favors Republicans and proposed a page open to both major parties with equal space and opposite columns. He sent a letter to the ANPA and ASNE asking conventions to consider adopting the idea widely.
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New AP Topeka Bureau Chief Named Frederick Moen
New York The Associated Press announces Frederick W. Moen as correspondent in charge of the Topeka bureau effective March 11. Moen succeeds James E. Lawson, who resigns after eight years in Topeka. Moen brings nine years with AP and prior work at Bismarck Tribune and Sioux City Tribune. Lawson previously worked in St Louis and will outline future plans later.
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Subscriptions and renewals listed for multiple towns
The Herald reports new subscriptions and renewals in various towns including Ottawa Richmond Williamsburg Lane Princeton Rantoul Wellsville Pomona Garnett Overbrook Quenemo Baldwin Greeley Melvern Paola and others. Names listed include H O Snodgrass Bill Bishop Vernon Horn E J Krasny Roy Bates L L Snethen Fred East W Howe J L Anderson A L Neil son Francis Kunard Verne Sink and many more.
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Oscar Butter
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Lane
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Frank Hahner
Rantoul
Raymond Caylor
M. K. Stevenson
Lloyd Griffith
Wellsville
Clyde Putney
Cedric Louk
Ray Wiggins
Linnie Tyler
L. C. Jones
Lester Whitley
Homer Perry
Charles Brewer
S. V. van Huss
Kenneth Coffman
Pomona
J. P. Spooner
Elmer Brooks
Guard Absolved In Soldier Shooting at Fort Riley
In Pacific Missouri a coroner's jury ruled justifiable homicide in the fatal shooting of Army prisoner Pvt. Albert Lee Kesterson of Springfield while being escorted to Fort Riley. Sgt. J C Walter Alberti Jr. was absolved by both the coroner's jury and Missouri Army authorities. Army officials later said the incident appeared accidental, noting the .45 pistol’s effectiveness at 100 yards would be unlikely and the bullet’s path would drop.
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Walter C. Alberti Jr
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E. H. Stevens
St. Louis
Stevens
Quick Creamy Vegetable Ham Casserole Substitutions
Cook frozen mixed vegetables, drain. Make a medium white sauce with the drained liquid and milk. Stir in vegetables and diced cooked ham or chicken, or use flaked salmon or tuna. Spoon into a shallow dish, top with bread cubes and butter, and reheat in a moderate to hot oven. Good supper dish.
World Wide News Briefs highlights postwar market shifts
AP dispatch from Osaka reports the Japanese cotton sector helps revive U S exports with expectations surplus stocks will stabilize prices. Kyodo notes a pre dawn blaze in Kusiuro wipes out three theaters and 15 buildings with one body found and another missing. Ankara parliament extends martial law in Istanbul to June 7 to keep military trials intact for riot cases.
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Kyodo News Service
Kusiuro
Reorganizing Of MoPac Is Approved
The Missouri Pacific Railroad plan of reorganization is approved by the U. S. Court of Appeals in St. Louis, clearing the way to end 23 years of bankruptcy. A hearing is set for 10 a.m. Thursday before Federal District Judge George W. Moore.
Court to rule on trustee discharge and new board take over
The order of consummation and the discharge of the trustee is expected to be issued then. If no hitches develop, a new board of directors will take over Friday and elect officers. The court of appeals yesterday dismissed an appeal by independent directors to Judge Moore's order confirming the reorganization plan.
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