Social Calendar Highlights At University Clubs
Sunday features tea for Mr. and Mrs. John Hankles and a Lenigerdity club musical. Monday lists University Housemother's luncheon at Miller Hall and Iota Nu. Alpha Delta Fy Mothers' party at Mrs J B Carman. Friday's bridge luncheon at the Country club with Mrs M D Turner of Chicago as guest. An evening smoker at the University club at 8 o'clock features Prof H B Chubb on American Foreign Policy. The Round Table closes its year with luncheon Tuesday April 30 at The Hearth plus a Pride in Way review by E B Allen.
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John E. Hankles
Lenigerdity Club
University Housemother's Association
Miller Hall
Iota Nu
Ernest Kigoa
Alpha Delta Fy Mothers’ Club
J. 8
Carman
J. Frank Jones
Country Club
M.D. Turner
Chicago
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Rice
University Club
H. B. Chubb
E. D. Kinney
W. C. Fisher
Round Table
E. B. Allen
Pride’n Way
Robert Molloy
Germans Suffer in Russian Occupation Zone Report
London April 27 UPi reports a Vatican radio relay describing a German refugee estimate: about 50 Germans dying weekly in the eastern Russian occupied zone amid mass hunger, plunder, and deprivation. It cites lack of food, blankets, medicine, and doctors, with grave spiritual and public health concerns.
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London
Upi
Vatican Radio
Eynese
Curopa
Eastorn
Germany
Tamdon
Tie Rue
Germay
Catholic Bisijens
Zeny
Pelisios
Jetier
Byllieh
Honors On Tuesday Abant dah Re sentents Seated
On Tuesday May 4 at the Bardaniabanere eerie, senior class officers and committees are announced. Raymond Nickols is secretary and Peregrine leads dining commitments.
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Tori Taueday
Bardaniabanere
Raymond Nickols
Isid Teg
Soldiers Abroad and Local Notices in News Update
Cpl Harel Wo Patehen returns home on furlough as Mrs Patelea discusses their pictures. Lt George B Wi has retired from Navy service after discharge. Seaman Max Ro Lingenfelser returns to base in California. brother Seaman George Lingenfelser aboard USS Kidarads expected to dock. Lawrence Lodge No 6 meets Monday with Mason degree, District Deputy Allan Augherty attending. diary and visitors welcome.
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Cpl
Harel
Patehen
Patelea
Nth Quartermaster Battalion
Aisc
Uatchem
Wisit
Tommy
Max Ro Lingenfelser
Seaman Vie
Ud. Lingenfelger
Stroet
San Diggs
Calif
George Lingenfels Ger
Kidarads
San Viexs
Lawrence Lodge No
Oervict
Allanaugherty
Sajournere
James J . Parsons
W. M. We H
Linnauan Club to Host First Meeting at Snow Hall
The 61st Linnauan public meeting at the University will begin Monday at 7 p.m. in Snow Hall. Dr Nelson will explain campus planning works and lead a tour of planting already completed. The new botany organization aims to engage gardeners and nature lovers with lectures, discussions, and excursions planned by a staff advisory committee.
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Linnawan
New Botany Organi Gation
University
Bel Hest
Snow Hall
D. di Nelson
Tannaeus
Butane
Botany Department
Russia sowing crops prompts call for speed and unity
Pravda reports nearly 21 million more acres sown in Russia this year than last. Editorial urges rapid, efficient sowing under party and Soviet leadership, with unions and workers pledged to support a quick, well done program.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Russia
Near Communist Party
Soviec Asd
Abor Snort Union
Sted
Olubers
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Kansas City
Obituaries detall(e) several Lawrence residents including Charles Lyman Weeks Lyon Weeks and August Torneden family members. Miss Anna Rice and Clarkson D Rogers noted with funeral plans in Lawrence Topeka and Tuttlesville. Vatican audience urged American newspaper executives to uphold objectivity and peace.
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Pope Meela
Vatican City
Pappe
Pius X
Jday
Europe
Mitchel Praises Farm Group Concessions In House Vote
Washington April 22 Senator Mitchell Washington analyzes a House vote loosening price controls as a major farm aid step. He notes OPA supporters praise the move while some deem parts too drastic. He cites American Farm Bureau and National Farmers Union opposition and warns of broader consequences.
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Washington
Mitchell
J.wash
House
Mitchel
Senate
OPA
Fwr
Ova
Hains
Icard A. O'Neal
Incean Fddeeutios
Albert Stroof
Thawie
Lvith
Enid
Fife
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
CPA
Pipeline Permit Denied in Graham County
The corporation commission today denied an application by Secon Varin for a permit to construct a pipeline in Graham County. The commission found the line would not serve public convenience or necessity and would endanger the market and create hazards.
Early Spring Bloom Tells of Advanced Season Signs
In Lawrence signs of advance spring appear as pear trees in bloom and late-season neonies show buds far ahead of typical timing, indicating an unusually early flowering period for the area.
Local Personal News Highlights Many Visitors and Travels
Prof E M Hopkins returns home after two weeks with a patient at Memorial hospital. Miss Madeline Ashton to Lake Forrest over the weekend. Miss Helen Jean Gilchrist from New York visiting Mrs M A Gilchrist and Mrs Helen Smithers. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kampschroeder back from Houston after illness and death in family. Dr and Mrs Brayton Redway and daughter Kathleen guests of D J Patterson. Redway is a dentist from Radio City. Mrs Redway’s visit noted. Mr and Mrs Chester Howard and Caren attend last day of school at Fairview. Dr O W Haff of San Ysidro returns to spend days with niece Mrs Ad Anderson. Mrs Margaret Heidorn and Josephine Peake to Chicago for Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae lunch. Mr and Mrs Al Lundy and Rita Kettering return from Amarillo after death in family. J T Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy visit J S Holmes in Lawrence. Mrs D T Ransdell returns from University of Kansas hospital. condition improved.
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E. M. Hopkins
Memorial Hospital
Madeline Ashton
Lake Forrest
Helen Jean Gilchrist
New York City
M. A. Gilchrist
Helen Smithers
West Sixth Street
Ralph Kampschroeder
Hinuston
Tex
Red x
Radio City
Yare Tee
Gerald Ott
Nekuvare Street
Mee
Chester Howard
Sibley
Howard
Caren
Fairview
Tir
O. W. Haff
San Yst
Hot Springs
Ark
Ad. Anderson
Margaret Heidorn
Jnsephine Peake
Chicase
Haskell
Louise Wiedmann
Mick Caroline Touse
Trebert F. House
Elmer Beth
M. W. Gregory
Jeannette Cass Stough
Kansas City
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Woman's City Club
al Lundy
Rit Kettering
Lawrence
Anderson
Leavenworth
Amarillo
Lund
D. L
J. T. Kennedy
Blue Mound
Holmes
Kennedy
D. T. Ransdell
University of Kansas Hospital
Ian
Hall Brothers to Open Parsons Card Factory in 80 Days
W. P. Harsh, president of Hall Brothers Greeting Card Co., announced the leap to the Katy building in Parsons and a start to producing cards within eighty days. The facility will hire about 100 workers at first, with similar plants already operating in Lawrence, Emporia, and Topeka.
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Topeka
W.P. Harsh
Hall Brothers Greeting Card Company
Katy
Parsons
Harsh
Lawrence
Emporia
community gathering and funeral notices fill town page
The page records a large social event with speakers and attendees, noting Mrs Arthur McAtee and various local officials. It mentions a child health day at a church, people visiting graves, and numerous family connections. It also lists hospitalities, a memorial, and a week of activities led by community leaders.
Market News Maneas City Livestock Kansas City
Kansas market reports show calves, steers, cows, and vealers trading unevenly. Prices for load lots remain mixed with higher demand on good and choice beef, while sheep and hogs move with variable steady to higher bids.
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Maneas City Livestock
Kansas City
Federe
WANDA
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Laiverstty
George B. With
Jaminton
Navy
San Francisco
Blaine
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Burlington
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NEW KU Organization
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Lyon
Efeapthettsat Hospital
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Vinland
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Jo Weeks
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August Torneden
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Poland
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August
Julina Torneden
Punt Torneden
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M. Hopkins
Tallyrence
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Anna Rice
H. J. Tuttle
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Tuttlesville
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Clarkson D. Rogers
Buchanan Street
Lal Brothers
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General Motors
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Personal Fries
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Southern
Schubert Funeral Home
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John R. Chaney
Lawrence, Kan
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Percy G. Gibson
Wichita
Mr. Chaney
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Coffeyville
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Kentucky Street
Marcia
Carol
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