Army Air Forces celebrate 39th birthday with airshow
Washington August 1974 the army air forces marked its 39th birthday amid a wartime stature celebration. About 400 combat aircraft from V J Day were flown in reviews across major U S cities. Thirty B 29s were ordered from Okinawa for a Tokyo Yokohama Hiroshima Osaka flight without bombs.
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England
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London
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Averell Harriman
Faculty Additions at University of Kansas
The University of Kansas announces two new faculty members: Thomas Christiansen as assistant professor of education and counselor in the Bureau of Vocational Guidance, and Alvin Tucchino as assistant professor of accounting. Christiansen, 37, holds an Ed D from Harvard and has directed vocational aidance at South High School in Worcester since 1938. Tucchino, with an M S in accounting from Denver University and further graduate work at UC, taught at the University of Wyoming while in the Navy from 1940 to 1942.
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Thomas Christiansen
Bureau of Vocational Guidance
Alvin T. Tucchino
Deane W. Malott
Christiansen
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Harvard
South High School
Tuchino
Augustana College
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University of California
Navy
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Taxpayers’ Association
Keen Johnson Named Under Secretary of Labor
President Truman appoints Keen Johnson former Kentucky governor as under secretary of labor. The move makes him the first undersecretary since the department was created in 2013. Johnson leads the Daily Register Publishing Co. of Richmond Kentucky and backs labor department reorganization begun July first 1945.
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Truman
Keen Johnson
Kentucky
William S. Clayton
Johnson
Daily Register Publishing Company
Richmond
Department
Labor
Schwellenbach
McKellar Faces Four Opponents in Tennessee Primary
In Nashville Tennessee voters weigh the 77 year old Senator K D McKellar for another six year term amid a Democratic primary field of four challengers led by Ed ward Ward Carmack who narrowed a prior margin four years ago. More than 300000 votes expected for a race that could decide the nomination in a border state.
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Senate
Edward Ward Carmack
Tennessee
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Sais
Family visits and reunions span OsKaloosa region list
OsKaloosa residents welcomed relatives from Sparks New Path and Detroit as Mr and Mrs Waldo Shultz hosted a family gathering at their Lomestead near Saint Myside. Visitors included Mrs Emma Larner’s kin and Mr James Antieau returning from Europe with plans to teach at the University of Detroit.
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Billy
Mary Beth Jepsen
Shultz Lomestead Ane
Saint Myside
Baw
G. R. Shultz
Charles Wolke
Sparks
New Path
James Antieau
Ann Arbor
Miahi
Emma Larner
Antieau
Europe
New Polish Underground Emerges in Ruined Areas
In Warka and Kielce district areas, about quarter of a million Poles live in dugouts and bunkers after the war. Peasants return to ruined homes, often two families per dugout, with meager food. Aid from UNRRA and Red Cross teams aids the worst-hit, but hunger remains widespread. Stefan Jobiasz and Maria live in a single dugout in Czerwonka with minimal furnishings and potato soup for daily meals.
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Kielce
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Town News Briefs from July Session and Local Events
July session programs featured speakers on Roads with Kathl Henshaw and others guiding the meeting. Social hour included ice cream and cookies while neighbors shared weekend visits and medical updates. News includes a local accident, farming notes, milk route changes, and a July 22 funeral in St. Joseph Mo.
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Eve Laing
Lydia Lewton
Kathl+ Henshaw
Alberta Wertzberger
Hazel MeKay
Don Huddieston
Roy McRay
Mr. Topeka
Memorial rites held for Mrs. Trap at Methodist church
services conducted Wednesday afternoon by Rev. A L Hughes with Methodist choir and Mrs John Sutton providing hymns. Burial in Pleasant View. Survived by four sons Frank, Homer, Merie, and Clayton. two sisters Edna Fisher and Ethel Lane. two brothers Pearl and Oscar Mattocks. Mrs Trap longtime church member and American Legion auxiliary. Community events and local notes follow.
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Pleasant View
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Guyrhogate
Oxia
Homer
Oskaloosa
Merie
St. Joseph
Clayton
Garden City
Edna Fisher
Topeka
Ethel Lane
Tacoma
Wash
Pearl Mattocks
Berryville
Ark
Oscar Mattocks
Hoquiam
Trap
Methodic: Church
le Kien Aury
Grayson Community Club
WSC& Will
Leah Jane Smit
Leslie Lane
Homer Boyd
Theona
Darlas Ratliff
W. OD. Ratuff
Ft. Leavenworth
Dewey
Jay Alexander
Mike Andre
Andy Kern
Dan Luster
Minnesota
Ida Worswick
Lawrence
Gaskill
Nelly Nincehelser
Wiliam Leech
Burial notices and local family updates from Valley Falls
Burial was in Plum Grove cemetery. Surviving are the wife and two daughters Gretchen and Mary Lou Korenke of North Kansas City. Relatives live here including Ralph and Rennurbs families. Neighbors attending Iron North Kansas City were Mr and Mrs Frank Shook and Mr and Mrs Charles Krox. Ralph Jr and John discharged from service. Ralph Jr returned from Japan and John from Manila. Ralph Jr was high honors man at Kansas University in 1946. Mr and Mrs John Roberts attended a Dry Forces session in Kansas City Kansas. Betty Perry of Kansas City spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Perry. Mr and Mrs Hr Johneo and Mrs Jennie Devis Greve visited Valley Falls. Marian Swover is visiting Mrs George Baker in Detroit. Lyle Risa, recently home from army service, took a position in Topeka with Goodyear. son of Mr and Mrs Var Biase of Lone Tree.
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Mary Lou Korenke
North Kansas City
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Ren Urbhs
Iron North Kanaas City
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Charles Krox
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Ralph. Jr
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Arthur Perry
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Seer Valley Falls
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Calaagh
Marian Swover
George Baker
Detroit
Mich
Lyle Risa
Army
Topeka
Goodyear Company
Lyle
Var Biase
Lone Tree
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