Kansas restaurant school drew mixed local reaction
William G Hutson owner of the Eldridge hotel and one of five chairmen for KU restaurant management school says he cannot attend due to objections by local restaurant owners over the Memorial Union location. Douglas County restaurant association plans a boycott citing competition with private venues and concerns about the Palm room. Eight instructors announced with topics on sanitation meat prep canned goods coffee cost analysis and advertising as KU extension sponsors host the first regional short course.
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Wiliam G. Hutson
Eldridge
University of Kansas
Flatson
Memorial Union Building
W. R. Murphy
Brick’s Cafe
Douglas County Restaurant Association
Sctoul
Union
New Palm Room
Murphy
Privened
Enting Hments
Lettees
Lawr
Iby
Hermina Zip
Until Ue
Chicago
C.K. Hoyle
H. D. Lee Company
K City
Frank Hughes
Cardinal Coffee Company
Kansas City
Russell C. Kirkpatrick
University of Chicago
Leslie L. Waters
K. U
School of Business Facus
University of Indiana
Elmer F. Beth
Fred N. Sharpe
Kansan State Fssnciation
Cirdater Kansas City Restaurant Association
K. U. Extension
Flood curb plan called over ambitious for Missouri basin work
Lawrence Kansas date Aug 3 1948 a federal inter agency panel warned the proposed Missouri river basin six year development program is over ambitious and may require far more funding than currently allocated. officials noted the need to align federal and state efforts with a wider funding river basin projects raced by drought.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Michael W. Straus
Missouri Basin
Washington
Interior Department
Missouri River Basin
Interior Missouri
Elected School Board President Wichita Kan Aue 3
Paul R Riteh local attorney was elected president of the Wichita board of education at a meeting held Tuesday.
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Wichita
Kan
Paul R. Riteh
Wa Eeded
Wi Board of Education
Dean Marvin Begins Duties at Kansas Journalism School
Dean Marvin takes the helm as the first dean of the William Allen White school of journalism and public information at the University of Kansas. He works on securing a desk in a crowded building, learns progress on the new engineering shops, and plans remodels to expand space after the shops are completed. The Marvin family has moved from New York, where he was an associate professor at Columbia University, and now resides in temporary apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton W. Marvin
William Allen White
Public Information
University of Kansas
Engineering Shops
Fowler Shops
Marvin
Mia
New York
Columbia Univ
Sunny
Lawrence 1948 bank check totals set halfyear records
The 1948 six month bank check totals in Lawrence surged, with checks paid for local customers rising 13.3 percent from the first half of 1947 and 240 percent over 1946. June marked a record month as part of a nationwide high, with 323 cities contributing large debits totaling over 108 million dollars.
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Scan Banker
New Nkingy
Federal Rew York Daily Ar
Prevac l
Lawrence
DUN
U.S
Guard Unit to Fort Riley Opens 15 Day Training
A 15 day training period began at Fort Riley Kansas with units of the 84th airborne division and reserve unit. The division includes officers and enlisted men from Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois under Maj Gen Ralph M Immell previously the division commander. General Immell has left for Wisconsin where he is a candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nomination with Col Dewey B Gill Milwaukee Wis acting in his absence.
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Junction City
Kan
Fort Riley
84Th Airborne Division
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Ralph M. Immell
Madiest
Wis
Immell
Dewey B. Gill
Milwaukee
Szakasits Elected Hungary President After Resignation
Labor Party candidate Armad Szakasits was elected president of Hungary by parliament on Aug 4, with a unanimous vote. He succeeds Zalatn Tildy who resigned after his son-in-law was arrested for espionage. Opposition parties walked out but returned after Szakasits was declared elected.
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Budapest
Hungary
Armad Szakasits
Mazon
Zaitan Tildy
Ir. Czormoky
Imre Nagy
Szakasite
Farm Groups Urge Senate Approval of Wheat Pact
Major farm organizations backed President Truman's call for senate ratification of the International Wheat agreement. They sent public letters to Secretary Brannan arguing the pact, signed last winter by 35 nations, is essential to keep the United States in foreign markets and avoid reimposition of rigid crop controls. Washington August 3.
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Jisnal Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
Senate Foreign Relail Committee
Congress
Truman
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Na- Washington
Baker's Best Hair Tonic marketed for dandruff relief
Wichita Kansas cosmetologist Ma Clair Clow praises Baker's Best as a dandruff remedy and promotes Tinker's Best for scalp stimulation. Ad touts Baker's Best Hair Tonic for the tormentin twins and itchy scalp, with a refund offer and price of $1.00 plus tax through barbers, beauty shops, or drug stores.
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Wichita
Kan
Clair Clow
S. Roosevelt
Ambiguous budget preface hints at $600,000 tax plan
Partial OCR fragment shows a budget proposal referencing amounts around 300 000 and 600 000 and mentions a tax levy of 8.3 mills. It notes salary increases and year-over-year comparisons but lacks full context or clear entities. The readable text implies a municipal budget discussion with increases and approvals.
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Eceeds
Calian
AL Boons Bean
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Missouri
Gers
Dean Marvin
Ft, Riley
Reya
Labor Party
Dandruff
Smith Electric Company
N.W. St
Edmonds’ Fountain
Mass
Ling
Ke Mater
General Electric
Te Oent Bec
G-E Khan
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