Russian worker faces harsher wartime wage limits
Bureau of Statistics figures show Western Russia and U S workers needed more time to earn one pound of various groceries. Russians require longer minutes per item than a U S industrial worker, with estimates for tea beef butter potatoes and bread. Miss Williams notes some guesswork and warns figures reflect official government data and may conceal or reveal facts.
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Washington
Adustrial
Boise
Bureau Statistics
Russia
U. S
Sayat
Moscow
Miss Williams
Ki University students to perform in weekly public recital
Thirteen fine arts students from Ki University will meet weekly in Strong Auditorium for a public recital Thursday. From Lawrence, Richard Wright a tenor from Junction City opens with Handel and will be accompanied by R C Broadsteie. A flute trio and several soloists perform pieces by Handel Grieg Debussy Ravel and Bach among others with accompanists and fellow students from Dighton Muscatine Goetan Seneca and Newton.
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University of Ki
Lawrence
Richard Wright
Junction City
Handel
Wright
R. C. Broadste Ie
Dighton
Rdobisi
Jacque Conte
Muscatine
Martin
Goetton
Anne Fisher
Judith Tate
Chaminale
Mise Tate
Greene
Red Cross Douglas County Chapter Annual Meeting dinner
Sixty reservations have been made for the Douglas County Chapter of the American Red Cross annual meeting. Dinner served by the Red Cross Canteen at 6 45 in the basement dining room of the Community Building. Those unable to attend may join the business meeting, flood movie, and program at 8 o'clock featuring Prof. Charles Oldfather of K U law school with folk music. Demonstrations include home nursing and first aid and a new artificial respiration method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Munity
Charles Oldfather
K. U. Law School
the Red Cross
Three-Judge Panel to Hear Passport Dispute
A Federal Court on Tuesday granted a three-judge panel to hear a challenge to the State Department authority over passports. The suit asserts standards for issuing and denying passports and seeks clearer rules, including possible mandatory reasons for denial.
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Washington
State Department
Congress Ito
Jning
United
Murdering Father Admits Guilt in Minnesota Youth Case
A Minnesota youth case reports a young man admitting to a crime linked to his father. Court records indicate a life sentence sought or imposed, with details varying in the OCR fragment. The report centers on a family tragedy and legal action in a Minnesota court.
Journalists vow stronger selling job on civil censorship
Robert M. White, editor of the Mexico Ledger, urged publishers to better explain President Truman's September executive order allowing civilian departments to withhold information on security grounds. Speaking at a meeting of smaller daily circulations, White said the public is the real loser and journalism must show how government spends the people's money and wields power, otherwise democracy itself is at stake.
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New York
White
Professor Gagliardo Works on Italian Reprint Inquiries
Professor Domenico Gagliardo of the University of Kansas has been notified by the National Occupational Injuries and Disease Insurance Institute in Rome that it seeks to reprint in Italian three chapters from his 1920s book American Social Insurance published by Harper Brothers. The Italian group wants Parts IV chapters 14 15 and 16 and to update material plus author an introduction.
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Domenico Gagliardo
University of Kansas
National
Occupational Injuries and Disease Insurance Institute
Rome
Haly
Harper Brothers
Gagliardo
Tornadoes Roam Southwestern States Prompting Fatality
Tornadoes churned through Texas Oklahoma and Kansas causing one indirect death near Altus Oklahoma as rain lashed Altus and Blair residents. A Texas twister ripped roofs from two brick buildings in Emhouse Navarro County while funnels loomed near Blackwell Enid Altus and five other Oklahoma locations. Farms suffered damage and warnings lingered as the Weather Bureau said the danger was largely over, though storms and hail remained possible.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Horace Tapes
Altus Okla
Suppy Company
rTauta
Jones
Blair
Altus
Emhouse
Navarro County
Blackwell
Enid
Altys
McGregor
Tex
Waco
Weather Bureau
No Pilot Compromise in Air Force Refusal to Fly
Reluctant reservists faced a hard stance from Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg as the USAF ruled out softening on refusals to fly. Washington talks continued while charges against two Randolph base officers, 1st Lt James Bristol of Harlan, Iowa, and another pilot, were dropped amid ongoing conferences.
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San Antonio
Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Force
Vandenberg
USAF
Washington
Randolph Air Force
J.K. Lacy
J James Bristol
Harlan
Washington talks with Lacy Vandenberg on training officers
A three hour Monday discussion between Lacy and Vandenberg in Washington aimed at coordinating upcoming conferences with Secretary of the Air Force Finletter. About 30 air force training officers from across the country were to join in, but a tight secrecy ban limited any disclosed results.
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Estral
Lacy
Vandenberg
Washington
Air Force
Finletter
Fire damages REA warehouse in Solomon Kansas
Solomon Kansas The Dickinson Saline Ottawa REA warehouse at Solomon was destroyed by fire Monday afternoon estimated loss around 40000 dollars. Building and equipment including wire hardware and transformers burned about two and a half hours. Abilene fire units helped fight the blaze. The nearby Somerieadt Legion building suffered light smoke damage. Cause undetermined. Loss insured.
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Solomon, Kas
Dickinson-Saline - Ottawa
REA
Solomon
F. B. Atkins
Abilene
Somerieadt Legion
Villa Eden Visitors and Local Family News
Mr and Mrs Donovan Daniels Mrs Mina Daniels and Beth of Skinlock Oklahoma spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz. Alfred Torneden attended the funeral of cousin Lester Fadt in Lawrence Monday afternoon. Dr and Mrs Lloyd Rhodes of Mission visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Godfrey. Mrs May Watkins of Lawrence and Mrs Grace Crabb of Homewood were Friday visitors at the Charles Stollenbeck home. Mr and Mrs William Hanson visited Louie Milleret and other relatives. He is a warrant officer in the Air Force being transferred from Virginia to a field near Dallas Texas. Mr and Mrs Charles Hollenbeck attended bridge at Harlan Van Nice Thursday. Mr and Mrs H Brisbane and Paula of Kansas City were Sunday visitors at the Fred Beetz home. Easter holiday visitors at the
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Donovan Daniels
Mina Daniels
Beth
Skinlock
Okla
Fred , Reetz
Alfred Torneden
Lester Fadt
Lawrence
Lloyd Rhodes
Mission
Godfrey Reetz
May Watkins
Grace Crabb
Homewood
Charles Stollenbeck
William Hanson
Louie Milleret
Air Force
Virginia
Dallas
Texas
Charles Hollenbeck
Harlan van Nice
H. Brisbane
Paula
Kansas City
Fred Beetz
Easter Tales From Tonganoxie Social Roundup
A report of local visits, gatherings, and courtesy calls in Tonganoxie. Guests included families from Kansas City Bartlesville Des Moines and Lawrence. Activities featured Easter egg hunts homemaker meetings and a skiing accident update involving Lucille Hollenbeck in California.
Rainy Day Club Meeting Features Contests and Prizes
Twenty one members and two guests attended the hostess meeting. A roll call asked what members like to do on a rainy day. Illness news was shared about a former member Miss Calve Guinlan and her husband. A white elephant exchange hosted by Will Reetz followed the business portion. George Edward Torneden won a prize. Mabel Torneden and Roberta Douglas also earned prizes. Refreshments concluded the gathering, with some attendees later at Mrs Henry Milleret’s home for more conversation and contests.
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Eret
William Torneden
Lawrence
Dolph French
Eudora
Calve Guinlan
Edwardsville
Will Reetz
Godfrey Reetz
George Edward Torneden
Mabel Torneden
Roberta
Douglas
Henry Milleret
Spring social closes with refreshments served
In Apen on 22 1962 several prizes were awarded at the close of the spring event. The hostess served refreshments after the program, concluding the gathering.
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