Price structure stays unchanged in mixed signals from New York
New York Apr 25 The national price structure remains balanced with some prices unchanged while others edge up or down. Analysts report declines in wholesale prices for several commodities but broad basic industry materials hold steady. non ferrous metals stay near year highs and the overall index shows modest movement.
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New York
Truman
Artimanufacturare
Cnat
Serant Steel
Engineering Registration Board Forms Pending
Registration proceedings are moving forward as the Registration Board meets at Fagipesta Peat. G W Bradshaw of the University of Karnass outlines that compulsory licensing will begin with board selection. The last legislature made engineering licensing compulsory, but registration remains voluntary until the new seal system starts.
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Ce Rasaa Registration Board
Fagipesta
Peat
G. W. Bradshaw
University of Karnass
Sad
Bradshaw
Red Cross Sends Another 250000 to Woodward
The Red Cross midwestern office reports a second 250000 grant to Woodward for tornado relief. The initial 250000 was sent immediately after the disaster, with 24 families applying for aid in the area.
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Red Cross
Woodward
St. Louis
Ter
Wdiately
Tt War
Nelson gallery to host KU student design exhibit in May
University of Kansas design students will display a full gallery showing at Nelson Art Gallery Kansas City starting in May. Thirty mounted design displays plus pottery binding carving jewelry and silverware will be shown. The event marks the first full KU student exhibition at Nelson with works from a0 students including fabrics chinaware and book jackets. The exhibit travels from Lawrence and will be on the third floor of Frank Stresu Palace. A Westminster Foundation conference will bring delegates from Kansas State College Manhattan and KU to Hays for a two day meeting April 26 and 27 hosted by Dr. Jahn.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arte
Nelsor Art Gallery
Kansas City
Nelson Gallery
K. U
Marjone Whitney
Apd
Aincee
Fabr Tte
Chinaware Arm
Jarnet Arisis
Kansee
Frank Stresu Pal
Westminster Foundation
What Westminster Must Offer the Campus Forum
Pating outlines a discussion topic at Westminster involving Harold Barr and Dr Walton Roth. Harold Barr and Roth will address campus offerings as delegates from multiple organizations prepare for a conference at Topeka.
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Ce Poetletho Ate
Telphee
Germans With a Grudge Stir Censor Controversy
Munich reports a German letter attacking censorship officials, praising past Soviet ties and hinting at denouncement. The author signs a name resembling Choney and Bos, with an address, and implies handing the matter to police.
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Munich
Judge Marries in Florida Cafe Busy With Work
Col Ray Surgess notes scant options but urges pursuing every clue. In Fort Myers Florida a waitress Louise Sheffeld and William Arthur wed at a cafe as Judge Hiram Briant unexpectedly performed the ceremony during a brief moment between office hours and cafe business.
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Ray Surgess
Marshall
Munich
Fort Myers
F . Louise Sheffeld
William Arthur
Hiram Briant
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