Bob Kurland to Join Phillips Five
Bud Browning, coach of Phillips 66 AAU basketball team, announced that Bob Kurland, Oklahoma A&M seven foot center, has accepted a position with Phillips Petroleum Co and will play with the National AAU champions next season. He rejected several pro offers including one from an eastern team for $12,000 annually.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Bud Browning
Phillips 66
Bob Kurland
Oklahoma A. & M
Phillips Petroleum Co
Kurand
Extra Briefs Span Visits Across States and Camp News
Local notes record numerous visits and moves from Sioux Falls to Des Moines and beyond. Families like Essington, Lohner, Jes sen, and Crees are mentioned along with travelers from Long Beach to Tacoma. A travelling Marine, Drake University student, and Camp Campbell visitors appear amid community social updates and a safety reminder urging careful driving near children.
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Mary Easington
Sioux Falls
S. 11
Lorenn Essington
Des Moines
Will Essington
Johnny Lohner
Sperd
J. B. Lohner
Drake University
Will Bethel
Smithville
Tex
Chris Jessen
Wood Soar
Long Beach
Cal
John Small
Lou Jensen
Stuart
Jas. McAninch
Stephen
Blank Memorial Hospital
Geo. Barleth
George Hunt
Davenport
Manning Swanson
Barleth
Hunt
John Miller
Omaha
Fanny Eaton
Cecil Crees
Charles Crees
Julia Crees
Carrie Neal
Bayard
Fred Crees
Everett Crees
Clyde Hensley
Tacoma
Wash
West
Myrtle Johnson
Denver
Houston
Howard McCall
Herbert Wahlert
Twin Falls
Idaho
Charles Adams
Fred Dudley
Tony Bintner
Chicago
Tony
Minerman
Virgil Neville
Dolliver State Park
James Wahlert
Hillrose
Colo
Xira
Virgil Horning
Frank Hillyer
Kickapoo Park
Don Bloxham
Clarence Carl
Willis Young
Maude Kreamer
Douglas Hamlin
Robert Hamlin
Bonaparte
Rupert Jensen
Ames
Bob Miller
Cool City
Chester May
Guthrie Center
Janice Stone
W. E. Varney
Cromwell
Donald
S. H. Giesy
Los Angeles
Lora Madsen
Mally Leigan
Beverly
Atlantic
Curtis Wilson
Camp Campbell
Mr. Wilson
Curtis
Nashville, Tenn
Lost tire and wheel between Anita and Oakland
A tire tube and wheel sized 8 25 20 disappeared between Anita and Oakland. A reward offered by Howard Let Anita.
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Anita
Oakland
Howard
Log carved with Lachlan Campbell’s name brings reunion
A woman gathering firewood on Canna in the inner Hebrides found a log carved with Lachlan Campbell Bilbao Spain. The log drifted to Canna and was picked up by his sister, reuniting them after his long absence.
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Art Lochlee
Canna
Scotland
Bilbao
Sfain
Nner Hebrides
Lachlan Campbell
Spain
Lachlan
Reversion of Employment to State Control Considered
Washington June 11 The house appropriations committee recommended returning the United States employment service to state control next Oct 1 In line with President Truman s request for continuance of the VSES as a federal agency the panel sent the proposal to the house along with an appropriations bill for the labor department and the federal security agency The plan would fund USES as a federal agency through Sept 30 with state operation payments thereafter The committee cut overall budget by 41 02 million from requested levels and reduced labor department funding by 2 52 million The panel also rejected 25 new positions in the secretary s office and 23 in the solicitor s office The Neola Beebeetown election stirred local headlines as Neola beat Walnut 9 4 in a separate contest The article ends with a sports note and a reminder that Want Ads bring results
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
United States Employment Service
Truman
VSES
Congress
House
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Masonic Rites Planned for Charles W Hook Former Anita Resident
Funeral services set in Cedar Rapids Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Masonette graveside rites in Wintergreen Cemetery Thursday for Charles W. Hook longtime Anita resident who died after a long illness. Hook born December 20 1883 in Galesburg Illinois moved to Anita area in 1922 and built a real estate and insurance career. He married Frankie Jewell in 1925 and was active in Cedar Rapids civic affairs and Masonic organizations. Surviving are his widow Vera Hook of Anita and two stepchildren Eugenia Myres and Dr Arthur Sewell.
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Anita
Cedar Rapids
Hivergreen Cemetery
Charles W. Hook
Tate Porith Avenue
Cedar Bapulx
Mr. Hook
Charles West Hook
Walter
Flavia Hook
Galesburg
Hook
Diunvan Business College
Davenport
Farmers Insurance Co
Frankie Jewell
Obedience Lodge
A. F
A. M
Apollo Commandery Knights Templar
Royal Arch Mason
Royal and Select Masters of
Iowa
Palestine Council
S. Mo
el Kahir Shrine Temple
A. Aln. M.S
Vera B. Hook
Eugenia Myres
Los Angeles
Arthur Sewell
San Francisco
Spring lambs hit $18 in Chicago market high
Spring lambs reached $18.00 per hundredweight at the Chicago market, the season's peak since May 21, with most selling around $17.50. Hog, cattle, and sheep offerings were active, with ceilings around $14.85 for hogs and $18.00 for top fed steers, while overall market varied by class and weight.
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Chicago
South Omaha
USDA
California
Fairly Broad Oats Trading In Pit Today
Chicago reports fairly broad oats trading in today's pit with relative activity contrasted by other grains. Wheat and rye closed at ceiling prices while oats held steady to lower. July oats at 88 cents.
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Chicago
Hog receipts steady in Des Moines market week compare
Combined hog receipts at 1 percent concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior news and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8:00 a.m. show 24 000 head, down from 25 000 a week ago and 31 800 a year ago. Demand remains very active at ceiling prices, with loading about 23 500 head, similar to last week.
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Des Moines
USDA
Interior News
Minnesota
Card of Thanks from Eva Rhoden
A grateful note thanks friends and relatives for cards letters and flowers received during hospital stays at University Hospital Iowa City and Athin tic hospital and after returning home. Your kindness shall never be forgotten by Eva Rhoden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Lowa City
Athintic Hospital
Eva Rhoden
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Sava
Brown
Hutchinson
Atlantic Phone
Oakland Rendering Co
George Addison
Atlantic Livestock Market
Bennett & Mauk Ph
Frank R. Walton
Rose Ave
Medford
Oregon
A&p
John Norton
Atlantic Hotel
Bob Outhoudt
Raymond Puttmann
Shelby
H. R. Camp
Lincoln
Iowa State College
Mukden
Dunfield
Illini
Richland
Frederick Brown
Choice Atlantic
J. HH. Beck
Loyd & Meredith
John Deerett
Dallas Davis
Wiota
Lloyd & Meredith
Ed Shannon
Lloyd Kline
Robert Mummer
Cumberland
Cook & Caslow
Rexall
Thius
Baemeoes
Dannen Grain, Feed & Fuel Cumberland
Forrest Warne
Massey-Harris Hind
Charles Martens
Massena
Wm. G. Shahan
Maine
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Coast To Coast
Just
Armknecht Farm
Gardner Place
Edgar Pierson
Floyd Oathoudt
Sears Roebuck & CO
Western
Geek Arms
Rayon
Junking
Fred Scarlett, Jr
Adair
Bus Hagen, Anita
Wood Bros
D. R. Berry
McCormick-Deering Milkers
Armknecht Farm Equipment CO
Gamble’s
Briggs and Stratton
Voss
Pagel
Walnut
Roger Shepherd
Walnut Street
Atlantic Auction Co. Sale Barn
Brunswick Phonograph
Edison Phonograph
R. Wayne Flick
Phillips
Shannon
TOM ¢ Co
S. Smith
Mel
Dalton & Dalton, Attorneys
Ripley
Frat O'Gara
Philadelphia
Asap
ASES
Neola Beebeetown —Independents
Neola
Christians
Gertleman
Florechinger
Fox
Walnut Juniors
Neola Juniors
N-T
Chas. Hook
Anitan
South Omaha Livestock
Blondie
Chic Young
Pop
Cambridge
Family Shoe Store
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