Erie Auxiliary reports 153 members reach quota in Wichita
Erie unit president Mrs. George Richard announced at the Legion auxiliary conference in Wichita that the Erie unit now has 153 members, exceeding its quota and becoming the first in the 3rd district to meet the goal. She chairs membership with Pauline Jones. numerous local attendees including Daltons, Heaton, Willson, Atkinson, Shaw, and Hazel also attended events and funerals.
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Wichita
George Richard
Erie
Legion
Pauline Jones
Parsons
Cleo I. Dalton
Harold Heaton
Ralph Willson
L. G. Atkinson
Virgil Shaw
Warren Hazel
Don Huffman
Elsmore
Marvin Huffman
William E. Geifer
Bernard Kennedy
Katy Tracks
Bert Shackelton
Joplin
Independence
Winifred Hendricks
Denison
Tex
James Womeldorff
Glenn Womeldorff
Virgil Hines
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
Earl Robinson
Paul Casady
Jack Shireman
Steve Shireman
Walnut
Jack Hines
Hines
Gale Mullen
Glen Weidert
E. C. Dunfee
Mary Labude
Cecil LaBude
Saxon
Okla
Kenneth
E. W. Patterson
Truman's Sister Undergoes Back Surgery in Kansas City
Mary Jane Truman sister of former President Harry S. Truman underwent back surgery on Tuesday. Her condition was reported satisfactory today by medical officials in Kansas City.
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Kansas City, Mo
Mary Jane Truman
Harry S. Truman
Polish immigrant rose from penniless arrival to businessman
Arthur B Belfer arrived in New York from Poland on September 5 1939 penniless. He later built a vast business empire including Belco Petroleum and a fortune funded by feather trading sleep bags for the armed forces and oil ventures. Belfer donated 2 million to Yeshiva University and became a U S citizen in 1946.
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New York
Arthur B. Belfer
Poland
Belfer
Yeshiva University
Graduate School of Science
Cracow
United States
Ellis Island
Canada
Bor
Europe
U.S
Texas
Wyoming
Belco Petroleum Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Robert
Corporation
Chicago-Kansas City Route Not in Road Plans
Federal Highway Administrator Rex M. Whitton said there are no plans for a Chicago to Kansas City interstate now or in the near future. He noted 41 000 miles are authorized, with only about 100 miles not yet designated, and emphasized completing the existing system first.
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Washington
Rex M. Whitton
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Whitton
Scout News Den 3 Pack 100 Meets With Mrs Herron
Den mother Mrs. Leo Herron led Scout Den 3 Pack 100 gathering at the Evangelical United Brethren annex Monday. Members answered roll call with a first aid hint, practiced a skit for the next pack meeting, played games, and received refreshments from Randy Herron.
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Leo Herron
Evangelical United Brethren Annex
Randy Herron
Rooster Arrest Draws Dawn Alarm in Nogales
Police were called at dawn to arrest a rooster perched on a high pole in downtown Nogales. The bird began crowing to mark the arrival of day, prompting the unusual disturbance.
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Nogales
Ariz
Bee Causes Fatal Crash Near Carrollton Bank Official Dies
Carrollton Missouri AP report details the fatal wreck of Arthur Lueders 64 vice-president and cashier of the First National Bank of Carrollton after a bee sting on the neck led to loss of control on U S 24. He died in hospital three hours later leaving a widow and two sons Donald of Phoenix and William of Syracuse.
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Arthur Lueders
First National Bank of
Carrollton
Lueders
U.S
Donald
Phoenix
Ariz
William
Syracuse
N.Y
Asians Reach Top Ranks in United Nations
U Thant of Burma acts as secretary general while Muham mad Zafrulla Khan of Pakistan becomes assembly president and C. V. Narasimhan of India is undersecretary marking the first time three Asians hold top UN posts. Sally Eilers sues for separate maintenance against J Hol lingsworth Morse claiming extreme cruelty. Ty Hardin weds Miss Universe 1961 Marlene Schmidt in Kingsland Georgia, presided by last year’s winner. Robert T. Murphy cites a Civil Aeronautics Board witness about a midget group seeking half fare on airlines.
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Burma
Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
Pakistan
C. V. Narasimhan
India
United Nations
Sembly
Thant
Zafrulla Khan
Assembly
Narasimhan
U.N
British India
Ty Hardin
Marlene Schmidt
Kingsland
Hollywood
Warner Bros
Hardin
NFO May Add Milk To Action
CORNING Iowa AP The National Farmers Organization may expand its market actions to include milk. Oren Lee Staley says a decision will come within a week after meetings planned in Minnesota Wisconsin and Ohio. Milk price goals are $5.05 a hundredweight for grade A and $5 for grade B with regional variations noted.
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Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Midwest
Staley
Omaha
Don F. Magdanz
National Livestock Feeders Association
Atlantic City Adopts Record School Budget in Minutes
A record budget of 3,377,829 dollars for Atlantic City schools was approved just 1 minute 8 seconds after the Board of School Estimate opened its meeting for the 1962 63 fiscal year.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Board of School Estimate
Chanute Tribune highlights September 19 1942 events
The Chanute Tribune reports local and national news as of September 19 1942. Community updates, wartime measures, and public notices reflect life in Chanute and surrounding areas during World War II.
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Chanute Tribune
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