Measure Would Broaden Kansas Veteran Benefits
Senate bill proposed by Sens. Wilford Rilegle and John Woelk would provide up to 150 toward burial expenses for spouses widows or parents of indigent veterans and ease qualification for veteran employment preference. The package also to allow fathers of veterans to join the state soldiers home and would let a veteran waive state pension rights to receive a federal pension. Other bills seek joint sewage operations, outlaw sealing an ice box with inaccessible interior, raise bridge project thresholds, legalize a new headlight car plan, and designate Veterans Day and the American Legion Memorial Highway in Kansas.
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Kansas
Senate
Wilford Rilegle
Emporia
John Woelk
Russell
Sen
R. C. Woodward
el Dorado
Woodward
Judiciary Committee
State Highway Department
Highway Committee
John Anderson Jr
Olathe
William Weigand
LaCrosse
Laurin Jones
Dodge City
Ralph Rinker
Great Bend
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Woelk
Man jailed for unemployment insurance breach in Long Beach
Ed ward G Tarr, 50, a jail trusty, was sentenced by Municipal Judge Martin Devries to 60 days for violating the unemployment insurance code. Tarr admitted making four visits to the employment office while working as a trusty and collecting $100, while he was already serving multiple confinement terms for intoxication.
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Long Beach
Calif
Edward G. Tarr
State Department of Employment
Martin ‘Devries
Tarr
Rantoul Visit Notes Airman Donald Redick Homeward Bound
Airman Fourth Class Donald N Redick recently finished basic training at Parks Air Force Base in California and returned home for a visit through February 9 before rejoining duties in Wichita Falls Texas The piece also lists numerous local visitors and family movements around Rantoul and nearby towns during the period, including Eddie Jarrett and the Grimm Rodgers families and several calls on residents in Cascade Locks Ore Garnett and Ottawa.
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Donald N. Redick
Parks Air Force Base
California
Wichita Falls
Tex
Eddie Jarrett
Betty’ Jarrett
Cascade Locks
Ore
Willie Grimm
Dayton Rodgers
Fairland
Okla
John Carey
Garnett
C. B. Jackson
Dwight Rodgers
Kansas City
Floyd Jackson
W. H. Rodgers
Snowden Moon
Vassar
Kas
Jesse Laduke
Kay
Carrie Hoyle
George Pope
Sadie Wharton
Lawrence
wWady
Ottawa
Maude Billett
Grant Isltter
Catl
Terson
John Hicks
Rantoul
Ray B. Darlington Rodgers
Donald Ton
el Dorado
Roy Rodgers
Donard
N. C. Kimball
Community Notes From Princeton and Ottawa
Princeton social rounds pause for visits across Overbrook Ottawa and Richmond with guests from Emporia Muncie Ottawa and Wellsville. Local groups Royal Neighbors Christian Ladies Aid and church helpers hosted gatherings while families welcomed relatives and friends over the weekend and at Monday events in Ottawa Overbrook Richmond and Hutchinson.
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C. A. Page
Charles
John
Crimble
Barbara
Joe
Arti
Gayle Page
Ottawa
Kila Lantz
Bill Reekin
Homewood
Christian Ladies Aid
Carl Coltrane
Nora Witt
Ruth McMillen
Wellsville
Roy Schaub
Buddie
Bud Demoret
H. L. Tarbett
Evan Lloyd
Earl ‘Schmitt
Frank ‘Cannady
Bill King
Donna Sue
Kansas City
Hayden Shaw
Mable Hilbert
Lynn
Knight
Canton
Okla
Maude Billett
Elmer Sutton
Clarence Hetzel
Richmond
Pat Beller
Ella Lantz
Pearl Freese
Leon
Bill Sweet
Dick Maze
Kirby Hayes
Baker University
M. E
S. R
Emory Burgoon
Ed Anderson
Neil Anderson
N. W. Hamilton
Gordon Bishop
Overbrook
Homer Bishop
R. §. Knight
Hutchinson
More for Reservoir Land Given More for Reservoir Land
A federal court jury awarded $162,630 to seven residents for 1,383 acres taken for Webster Reservoir on the Solomon River. The total exceeded the Bureau of Reclamation’s appraisal by $23,981. Awards included Charley J. McCormick and spouse $64,230 for 550 acres, A C McCormick and spouse $43,400 for 473 acres, Charlotte McCormick $18,800 for 160 acres, and Dona Roy $36,000 for 200 acres.
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Wichitaw
Seven Rocks
Webster Reservoir
South Fork
Solomon River
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Charley J. McCormick
Stockton
A. C. McCormick
Woodston
Charlotte McCormick
Menlo
Dona Roy
Damar
Explosion Strikes Overland Park Business District
An explosion in Overland Park last night shattered many windows in the business district. Assistant chief Harvey Stockton said he believes dynamite or black powder was detonated as a prank. The report also references Kenny Neumann of Richmond, California, and mentions unrelated lines about Lawling in 1952 and a foreign sports car prize.
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Overland Park
Harvey Stockton
Kenny Neumann
Richmond
Calif
Lawling
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