Fun Fest Sponsor Highlighted by AAUW in Community Gala
The American Association of University Women sponsors the Community Fun Fest on Wednesday evening April 26 at the Community building. Tau Sigma members present a chorus tap routine and a modern dance to Holiday for Strings, with Misa Ruth Hoover as caller. University High square dancers in Old West costumes perform, floor show on both levels, events run 8 to 12 with square dancing first. Tickets 50 cents, servicemen 25 cents. Proceeds support AAUW scholarship at KU and Lawrence recreation programs.
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Tau Sigma
University High Square
Misa Ruth Hoover
American Association of University Women
AAUW
K. U
Lawrence Recreation Council
TALK INVESTIGATION LOOMS OVER KELLEMS LETTERS PUB
Washington notes that Senator Reed arranged talks with censorship director Price and Senator McKellar to discuss a possible inquiry into how Vivien Kellems of Westport Conn wrote letters to a German count in Argentina that were published. Reed hints the committee could proceed without formal approval if needed. Chaminade dies at 86 in Monte Carlo, Paris radio reports.
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Reed
R.-Kan
Byron Price
McKellar
D.-Tenn
Senate Post Office Committee
Vivien Kellems
Westport
Conn
Argentina
Price
Post Office and Post Roads Committee
Kellems
Senate
Frederick Karl von Zedlitz
Buenos Aires
D.wash
Canning Rings Require Care This Season
Mrs Faye Franks a food preservation specialist at the Farm Bureau outlines advice for Douglas county women on handling wartime jar rings. Rings will be reclaimed rubber with odor and limited stretch, so wash scrub boil and bake soda to remove rubber dust, then rinse. Do not stretch wartime rings. fit while wet and hot. There are two sizes small and shoulder. avoid forcing small rings over jar shoulders and do not reuse rings in hot water or pressure canning.
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Faye Franks
Farm Bureau
Franks
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Douglas County
Inflationary gap fears unfounded say Fed board in April bulletin
The Federal Reserve board notes that surplus spending power, saved assets, and price controls limited bid activity for goods, reducing inflation risk. Taxation, wage controls, savings drives, and rationing are cited as factors. May 1 is proclaimed Child Health Day by Gov Schoeppel urging adults to ensure healthy growth for children.
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Board of Governors of
The
Federal Reserve Bank System
Treasury
Conmresa
Topeka
Andrew Schoeppel
Horse Into Baby Buggy In Brooklyn Leaves Infant Unharmed
A runaway horse in Brooklyn bolted along a street, hit a curb, and toppled into a carriage where 11 month old Aimee Ullman slept. Bystanders freed the child who survived unharmed before the mother arrived.
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New York
Brooklyn
Aimee Ullman
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