Truman finances improve after White House term ends
The article notes President Truman, who will not seek another term, has enjoyed a higher pay since 1949 and lower expenses at Blair House, leading associates to believe he can clear much more than in earlier years. It also covers a Korea rotation slowdown for U S soldiers, detailing varying return times.
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Washington
Harry
Truman
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Missouri
Trumans
Blair House
Pennsylvania Avenue
In-House Tax Scandal Deepens Over Hotel Room Use
Washington investigators heard that a hotel room listed under former Kansas governor Harry Woodring was occupied by revenue official Daniel A. Bolich while probes into Henry Gruenwald’s tax troubles continued. Bolich allegedly used the suite for months and sought access to the hotel records, denying receipt of the documents.
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Washington
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Henry Gruenwald
Woodring
Topeka
Rep
Kind
Pcalif
Daniel A. Bolich
Gruenwald
Bolich
Kansas English professor wins faculty fellowship program
Dr. Edward F. Grier of the University of Kansas and William R. Moses of Kansas State College are named recipients of Faculty Fellowships from the Fund for the Advancement of Education. They join 246 college teachers receiving grants totaling 1 400 000 funded by the Ford Foundation. Grier will survey American Civilization teaching across Midwest and East campuses while continuing KU ties.
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Edward F. Grier
University of Kansas
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Clarence H. Faust
William R. Moses
Kansas State College
Fund For the Advancement of Knowledge
Ford Foundation
Grier
Midwest
East
K. U
Olathe Woman Cleared of Charges In a Shooting
Mrs Ruby Mae Doyal, 30, of Olathe, was cleared of a first degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of Carl Vineyard, 29, Independence, near Olathe. Magistrate Lindus Henry dismissed the charge and held Robert Faul Doyle, the husband, without action on a similar count after finding no evidence she was principal or accessory.
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Olathe
Ruby
Mae Deval
Car
Vineyard
Independence
Kan
Near Here
Lindus Henry
Robert Faul Doyal
State Jewelers elect Wichita W Seim Resnick president
State Jewelers Association reelected Wichita W Seim Resnick as president at its competition conclusion Monday. Officers chosen include W E Sellers of Emporia and R L Trombla of El Dorado as vice presidents, Leo Rayburn of Garnett as secretary-treasurer.
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Wichita
W — Seim Resnick
Kansas Jewelers Association
W. E. Sellers
Emporia
R. L. Trombla
el Dorado
Leo Rayburn
Garnett
11 BODIES RECOVERED IN WARPLANE WRECKS NEAR TOKYO
Far East Air Force reports 11 crewmen recovered from two B 29 crashes after a violent rain storm northeast of Tokyo. Two survivors thrown clear and hospitalized with shock and burns. Bodies also recovered from a B 26 crash off Honshu's southeast tip. Names withheld.
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Far East Air Force
Air Force
Jukeida
Japan
Isand
Divorce Granted After Months of Silence in San Jose Case
Mrs. Mary Chew of Palo Alto testified that the last words her husband spoke were all right. Superior Judge Byrd S. Salstan granted the divorce, noting they hadn’t separated until November 1950 and he had said nothing since, despite thirty years of marriage.
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San Jose
Calif
Mary Chew
Palo Alto
Byrd S. Sals- Tan
Essentials for a 100 Bushel Corn Crop
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee cites four essentials for a 100 bushel corn yield. Use well adapted hybrids, ensure 14 000 to 16 000 stalks per acre on loam soils, provide balanced plant food from germination to harvest, and keep soil moist by maintaining water holding capacity. Fertilizer starters with nitrogen phosphorus and potash are recommended in spring, with organic matter built via legume grass rotations to sustain fertility.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Speaker for HCU Week Celebrations in Kansas
Mrs. James W. Wyker national president of the United Church Women headlines five eastern Kansas district meetings celebrating National Home Demonstration Week the first week of May with the topic Good Growing Ground. She will speak in Sabetha May 5 Leavenworth May 6 Osawatomie May 7 Fort Scott May 8 and Emporia May 9. Douglas county women will attend the Leavenworth meeting. Wyker and her husband rural extension ministers with the Bible College of Missouri emphasize rural service and have pastored together in North Jackson Ohio.
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James W. Wyker
Columbia
United Church Women
Kansas
Fort Scott
Emporia
Douglas County
Leavenworth
Bible College of Missouri
Wykers
North Jackson
Ohio
Wyker
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Angler's plea as tackle returns to pickup
W. J. H. Hewitt, an ardent fisherman, urged a thief to return his stolen fishing tackle and rods. He explained the rods were useless without flies and plugs. During the night the tackle was recovered from the pickup truck from which it was taken.
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Ada
Okla
W.J. H. Hewitt
Hewitt
Eighth Army to Send 20,000 Soldiers Home Monthly
Eighth Army will continue to dispatch about 20,000 soldiers home each month under the new system. Spokesmen said the measure compensates for the loss of guardsmen and the difficulty of obtaining replacements.
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U. S
Eighth Army
Riley County Divided Over Rival GOP Delegations
Randoloph Kansas reports Riley County has two rival 12 member GOP delegations to district and state conventions. One set chosen in a Manhattan caucus last Friday. Northern Riley walkout due to alleged rigging to exclude Taft supporters. A separate group of about 90 Republicans named a second delegation Monday night. Otto Haller of the rump group said credentials committees at conventions will decide which delegates to recognize.
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Randolph
Kan
Riley County
Manhattan
Otto Haller
Harvard Professor Cancels Kansas Lecture Appearance
Dr George Wald of Harvard Universitys Biological Laboratory has cancelled his speaking engagement at the University of Kansas originally set for Thursday at 8 p m He was slated to deliver the Sigma Xi national lecture at KU but will not attend this event.
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K. U
George Wald
The
Biological Laboratory of
Harvard University
University of Kansas
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