Truman's plan uses elder statesmen for defense tips
President Truman will consult a panel of ten elder statesmen from the military and naval services to advise on defense policy. Generals Eisenhower Marshall MacArthur Arnold and Vandegrift plus Admirals Nimitz King Leahy Halsey and Waesche are named. Four four star ranks grant lifetime pay, while several are still in active duty.
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Pastures Almost Full in Flint Hills as Cattle Influx Grows
Lyon county cattlemen in Emporia predict blue stem grass in the Flint Hills will soon fill pastures if cattle arrivals stay steady. Grass is two weeks ahead of average and over nine percent of blue stem acreage has been leased at high prices. In Parsons, a fifteen year old girl was bitten by squirrels for the third time in two days as police investigated two related attacks and rabies testing on a killed animal head.
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Five Die on Gallows in Hankow War Crimes Case
Shanghai reports the execution of Maj. Gen. Masataka Kaburiagi and four subordinates for their role in a torture parade and the strangulation of three American airmen from a B-29 crew. The men were led to the execution chamber at Ward Road jail in 45 minute intervals, their heads hooded, and hanged after conviction on murder charges. The event marks the first war crimes execution by Americans in the China theater. The victims include Lt Lester R. White of Slickville, Virginia, and Sergeants Henry Wheaton of Milwaukee and James Forbes Jr. of East Hartford, Connecticut.
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Lester R. White
Slickville
Henry Wheaton
Milwaukee
James FE. Forbes, Jr
Fast Hartford
Hank
United States
Machino Expresso Makes a Da Coffee in Naples
Naples reporter Hal Boyle describes Salvatore and his machina espresso, a complex glassy metal coffee maker with 12 to 15 gauges and valves. The elaborate device requires skill, but the result is a flawed cup of java despite Salvatore’s artistry and passion.
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Alpha Zeta Reorganized at Kansas State College
The Kansas State College chapter of Alpha Zeta, an agricultural honorary fraternity, inactive since 1943, has been reorganized. New officers: William Ackley chancellor James Nielson censor Robert Randle scribe Lowell Penny treasurer and Al Praeger chronicler. P.T.A. Convention at Emporia will convene tomorrow with over 500 ETA expected.
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Alpha Zeta
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Portis
James Nielson
Marysville
Robert Randle
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Lawrence
al Praeger
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Ben Iy
Wichita
Inflation under OPA roars at Oklahoma GOP meet
Oklahoma Republicans rally around H. Moore urging support for OPA measures to curb wartime inflation. He argues price controls protect wartime profits and criticize postwar market risk, saying swift action preserves economy and competitiveness against prewar levels. Public stance highlights tension over costs and wartime policy.
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Hercules Earnings Report From March 31 Financials
Hercules reports net earnings after preferred dividends and taxes for the March 31 period. The per share figures, stock adjustments, and contingencies are described with reference to common stock, with statements on distributions and future estimates amid ongoing operations and goods services revenue.
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SAYS JEWs STILL DIE IN POLAND DESPITE LIBERATION
Report notes 800 Jews killed in Poland since liberation with ongoing murder and intimidation. cites Perican and Works Federation of Polish Jews as sources for the claim.
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Federation President Claims Jewish Killings Fueled by Bandits
In a wartime interview the federation president said a two week study of the Jewish situation showed killings were mainly by bandits financed from abroad by agents of the exiled government in London. He asserted the Polish government is trying to protect Jews.
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Community Social Notes from Lawrence Area
Eudora visitors Mr and Mrs Ernest Gerstenberger of Byers Colorado and Mr and Mrs Herbert Gerstenberger of Denver arrived for a relatives and friends visit. Numerous dinners and calls followed with locals hosting and attending events at homes and clubs in Lawrence and Sunflower Village including Easter cantata at the Community church.
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Josephine Gilmore
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Floyd Broers
Willard Fitzgerald
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Harry Hagenbuch
Betty
Stephen Oldham
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Topeka
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John Strong
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Flower and ministers circles hold Kansas City gatherings
Local clubs and church groups in Kansas City and nearby towns held meetings and social visits this week. Flower Club hosted by Mrs. Sarah Hausman with 20 members and guests, while the ministers circle of the Kansas City region met with Rev. Karl Baur. Several social visits occurred including families from Kansas City and Topeka, and Mearfield Grange met at the school for a semi monthly degree.
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F. G. Hughes
Sue Allen
Gilmore
Flower Club
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Fannie Allsup
Rell
May Adams
Minnie Jones
Phine Warmker
Sue Wolfe
Emma Deckwa
Verna A. Terrell
Elizabeth Greiner
Adams
Karl Baur
R. Kienel
Tiske
Emma Sauer
H. Becker
Kan
S. Gode
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A. J. Winter
Lawrence
Ralph Greiner
Frank Greiner
Max Miesse
William A. Lewis
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William B. Miesse
Bonner Springs
Minnie Howard
Topeka
Inergert Gerstenberger
Denver
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Mearfield Grange
John Selzer, Jr
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Promises Purity and Speed
An old advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as a puri strength product and the world's largest seller at 10 cents. It markets 100 tablets for 15 cents and emphasizes affordable, effective relief.
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