Not The Right Remedy Editorial Challenges KS High School Activities
The Kansas House passed a bill to abolish the State High School Activities Association and create a state education division to regulate interschool activities. Editor notes Thomas wields dictatorial power in the association, with supporters and critics, and fears that shifting control would inject politics into high school activities and not improve the system.
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A. Thomas
State
State Department of Education
Thomas
Kansas
Slum clearance bill faces constitutional questions
The lower House approved a slum clearance law that would let Kansas City Wichita and Topeka partner with the federal government to use available funds for blighted area work. Opponents question constitutional basis and argue all Kansas towns deserve such access, not just the three largest cities.
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Senate
Kansas City
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas Cities
Washington
Kansas
Harlem
This and That The Silver Lining
A collage of opinion snippets notes varied views on crashes here and there. It jokes about unemployment relief in Detroit and recalls a well attended local fire and highway signs. It mentions salaries rising to 22500 and US aid to Chiang Kai shek with cautious tone.
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Detroit
Rebuilding Sand Creek Road Northwest of Ottawa
A historical note recalls work beginning fifteen years ago on rebuilding the Sand Creek road northwest of Ottawa. It also mentions the Herald cooking school set to start next week and local deeds like donation of twenty redbud trees by Fred Lemon to beautify the courthouse lawn.
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Sand Creek Road
Ottawa
Herald
Fred Lemon
Court House
Drive-In Groceries and Police Blotters
A satirical note on U S military tactics and teens stealing to avoid police attention. It foresees a trend toward drive in groceries where shoppers pass merchandise and pay later, even as a beef steak is hidden in a glove compartment.
Not Quite The Same On The Farm This Week
A farm vignette describes a barley field with two fat calves near a farmhouse. Calves graze and are watched by children who report on them and expect a sale next month. A cat birth is hinted at while mice are shown to a wary family. Hens lay well as a new crop arrives, and a past power outage prompts storage updates.
Broadway Star Hilde Neff Aims for Stability After Silk Stockings Hit
Hilde Neff the German-born star of Silk Stockings on Broadway talks of newfound stability after a run of hotel living and travel. She recalls wartime Berlin and surviving Allied bombs, carrying knives in boots to escape rubble, and a brief capture near the Elbe before her American citizenship. She co-stars with Don Ameche in the musical and describes a hopeful long run ahead.
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New York
Hildegarde Neff
Broadway
Don Rameche
Greta Garbo
Ninotchka
Pilgrim
UFA
Berlin
Hilde
Elbe
Television Schedule Highlights Across Stations March Airing
A detailed page lists programs for multiple Kansas City area stations on Monday March 7 and Tuesday March 21. It notes show titles such as Superman Frontier Theatre Open House World News News Weather Lucy Boxing Studio One Wrestling and Tonight among a long lineup across WDAF KMBC KFEQ and others with times spanning early morning to late evening.
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Frontier Theatre
Studio
Virlen
Star News
Chas
Laughton
g—Werther
Sparta Corser
Doug Hiwarde
Tony Martin
Dougs Edwards
Doug Edwards
Perry Como
Perry
Sid Ceasor
Burnsend Atlan
Hans Andersen
i—Boys Club
Hollywood Playhouse
Sportsman's Friend
d—Bhandman Theatre
Todnay
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Sheilah Graham
Guiding Light
the Guiding Light
Inner Flame
Farm Markets
Purple Sager
Road of Life
Talk of the Town News
Welcome Travelers
Welcome Traveler
Kathleen Carter
S—Theatre of Homance
Robert K. Lewis
Robert Q. Lewis
Kitchen Klub
Paul Bixen
Bob Crosby
Syasta Theater
Miss Mallowed
Hawkins
Mr Sweenry
United Oretton
Pinky Lee
Kid Karnivayo
Bill Hickok
Stunio
Crusader Rabbit
Dinah Shore
Jo Stafford
Radio Schedule Rough and Fragmented listing
A garbled schedule lists radio callsigns and programs including KMBC WDAF KTJO and WDAP shows such as News, Sports, Theater, Dragnet, and Baseball. Fragmentary times and program names appear with missing letters and unclear details.
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Etjo
WDAF
MeGet
KMBC
Tenn
Ernie
WDAP
Wings Tomorrow
KTYO
Globe-Sporia
Mr. Keen
Dragnet
Ekmem
Rosemary Joaney
Bagelall
McGee
Wray Swaan
Graduation Party Conflicts Over Guest List
Dear Sylvia column addresses a high school senior Arlene torn between inviting friends regardless of wealth and a mother pressuring social climbing. Advice urges citing peers’ experiences, stressing choosing friends over status, and offers potential ultimatums to preserve the party’s meaning and friendships. The note ends with a nostalgic aside on Mount Holyoke tuition from 1937 and a safety savings nudge.
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Sylvia Sage
Arlene
Death by own action No Escape From Troubles
Nancy N., aged 16, a high school junior, confessed she tried to take her life after parents brought her to sea me. She swallowed half a bottle of steeping tablets, felt unbearable despite doctors pumping her stomach. The column then offers spiritual advice on coping with troubles and improving self-worth.
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Nancy N
Nancy
Earth
Hitler
Jesus
Hopkins
Hopkins Syndicate
Marteney to Enter Prison for Grain Fraud
Marteney, 52, former vice president and general manager of Garden Grain and Seed City, began a five year prison term today for 29 counts of grain conversion and illegal use of fraudulent warehouse grain receipts. The U S Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal, with five year sentences on each count to run concurrently.
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Wichita
Wayne
Marteney
Garden Grain and Seed City
Co. of
Garden
U. S. Supreme Court
Maiiteney
Subscription Males Palla Ares Mai One Nu Soul
A brief notice notes a subscription offer lasting three minutes with six items and a one year term. It references Males Palla Ares and Mai, indicating a short promotional window and service details.
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Palla Ares
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Hymat
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Kansas Natural Gas and Oil Resources Committee
Clark C. Smith
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Wichita, Kansas
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