Poland plans double track rail link to Gdynia and Gdansk
Warsaw plans to complete a double track rail line by 1949 tying Warsaw to the coastal cities of Gdynia and Gdansk. Reconstruction includes building the longest Polish bridge over the Vistula and a second track on the Malbork to Warsaw route. Taxing and debt measures accompany the transport push as funds are set aside to cover interest on public debt.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ministry of Transport
Gydnia
Gdanek
Vistels
Terex
Malbork
Prabutz
Vistulast
Gyrdnia
Gdansk
Ren. Cole
R.-Kan
Debt reduction urged to prevent permanent burden
A fragmented report urges immediate action to cut a mounting debt burden and avoid a future where the debt is never fully repaid. The text also briefly mentions jam or preserves as a dessert idea served with vanilla ice cream.
Wedding Plans Highlight Social Calendar Ahead
A Canal Zone era society page notes a Sunday wedding at Plymouth Congregational Church for Jean Frink and Carroll D. Steiner of San Francisco with guests from Topeka and Isla. Other society events include teas, showers, club meetings, and notices from Mrs. Hally, Mrs. Nolan, and the Naval Officers Wives club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Jean Frink
Carroll D. Steiner
San Fran
Howard
Alpinof
Isla
Tom Hathy
Topeka
Hally
Mia
Mary Gorcaran
Sith
Frisk Pubhie
Walter A. Dating
Local club notes and upcoming events in Lawrence area
Decorations and contests marked a society gathering with Mrs Randall winning one prize. Guests included Mrs Lindley and Miss Dicker. A Home Aid Society meeting hosted by Mrs Guarane planned a May 4 luncheon and a memorial service for seven members. Other notices include a third birthday party for Barbara Lynn, a Gardening with Native Plants lesson, a Barker Busy Bee club meeting with April birthday gifts, and a birth at Memorial Hospital. The Council of Church Women hosts a spring luncheon on April 20 with Westminster Foundation director Dr John Patton as speaker. The National Secretary Association dinner date was moved to Massachusetts on a Tuesday at The Hearth with Misa Marjorie Mulvaner arranging guest invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Study Club
RR. McFarland
Roger Ewing
Nelvi Hoover
Agnes Selig
Marie Ken- Elizabeth
Toothaker
Reougher
Slingas Cie
Relvin Hevyer
Mra
Guarane
Home Aid Society
Itera
Tennestea Street
Od. Kram
Wiec
Alberta Wilson Constant
Lillian Constant
Lawrence
Prines
Mres Hh. T. Sherwood
Olathe
W. A. Dunn
Barker Busy Bee Club
Arvil Rogers
Barker School
Arthur Watkine
Froneiettiye Wrod
Deat Wingert
Bobhena
Vir
Clacnee Holton
Council of Church Women
First Christian Church
John Patton
Westminster Foundation
Harold G. Barr
Bruce Cameron
Gottlieb
Nieder
Nations
Manesses Announce Birth Of Son At Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs H L Maness of 637 Vermont street announce the birth of a son on April 24 at Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Johnson
Johnson Avenue
Memorial Hospital
H. L. Maness
Vermont Street
Miss Louella Grennan to be maid of honor at Frink wedding
Miss Louella Grennan of Chicago arrived to guest at Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Frink's home. She will serve as maid of honor at Miss Jean Frink's wedding on Sunday. Mrs. Clayton Hackman returns from Fairbury after her sister Mrs. George W. Weiler's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Grennan
Chicago
L. H. Frink
Jean Frink
Clayton Hackman
Fairbury
Neb
George W. Weiler
Arthur Endacott
Frank Endacott
Topeka
Grace Endacott Shepard
Lawrence
Endacott
Norman Endacott
Los Angeles
Endarott
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
George Powers
Dorothy Howe
Shenandoah
J. L. Howe
Family Occasions Reported In Topeka News
Mrs Tom Bailly returned to her home in Topeka after a short visit with her parents Mr Corcoran of Lawrence. Mrs Corcoran has been with her father for seven weeks. Miss Mayme Corcoran and Miss Mary Elisabeth Corcoran attended the services yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bailly
Topeka
Corcoran
Lawrence
Scoran
Mayme ‘Corcoran
Mary Elisabeth Corcoran
Hospital bed endowed for Bluey the devoted cattle dog
Sydney residents endowed a hospital bed in the name of Bluey a devoted cattle dog who waited at St George's District Hospital Koogarah gates for years for his master after a Toad accident left him critically injured The gesture shows community affection for the dog and his loyalty to his late owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Bluey
Tram
St George's District Hospital
Kogarah
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Lupeneba
They Earth
Amita Dekeluh
Haten Fox Rivtan Conte
Rainid W. T
John Aoe
Jo‘la
Maj
Yard Ledella
Ales
Canal Zone
Bop
Sindy
Albrouk
Chaghiin
George Field Chass We Turner
Hla Modparente
Ted Rowin
Albponk Frelet
Herbert Mourn
Prety
Iota Nu
He W. Sherman
Cha Street
Taw
1. Atkeson
Od Friends Club
W. Stem- Mississimi Street
Ahernvend
Mitchell Sa
Leon
Williams
Westminster Supper Club
Naval Officers Wives Club
Lawrence Country Club
Epps
John V. Peterson
It. Rm
F. L. Alvright
It Hanregartels
B. L. Hendrickson
R. A. Bradley
Gerdat
FL. Albright
Sovial Order of the Beauceant
Mir
HH. Fox
St. Louis
Hin Piiday
Tedington Assembly No
Fis
Masonic Temple
Kansasity
Kansas Assembly
Scottish Rite
J. Fred Broeker
Mondas
Mrs. C
Willam Gupte
Robert Frakes
Hugh Randall
Gubters
Randall
Howard Lindley
Orio Zimmerman
Alice Dicker
Mary Lovely
A. B. Ewing
van Randal
Heine
Flare Ewing
Raph Hubbel
Hatph Hubbel, Jr
Biogard Rust
Misa Geetrud
Mira Aitie
Hazel Law
Jehan Holmes
Mnin Zimnerian
Charies Rankin
Mark Alexander M
G. Batey Price
Reward Marca Mise
Mary B Evens
Dwight Runkel
Raymond Pingles
Howard Pine
Habert Faulston
Howard Lindsay
Robert Green
Barbara Lynn
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
John H. Nelson
Jon's
Seft Water
Beggs & Albert
Heners
Har-Mil
Gore
Cramerton
Galey & Lord Ginghams
Cramerton Mills
Jenner
Rayon
Oxford & Poplin
Meleskin
A. V. Phillips Decorating Service
Ratay
Newton E. Jerome
Phese
Raver
Zephyr Bakery
Angel Food
Emnane
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