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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1946
Page
3
A World War II veteran recounts a month-long apartment search after the OPA notice to move. From a filthily maintained two-room unit to a garage conversion, he and his wife endured crowded, costly options before finding a dry, clean space to call home. A classified ad cost four dollars per week.
Witness Lt Col Robert Norton of Mountain View New Jersey testifies under oath that he never saw prisoners beaten or mistreated and questions about Kilian's alleged authorization. Norton, a former chemist, rose from second lieutenant to lieutenant colonel in 26 months and recalls Sgt James Gallardy of Summerhill Pa reporting mistreatment.
Norton denied Kilian instructed him to peel out a fondlingers and tough policy. He claimed Kilian often inspected the guardhouse and was accessible to prisoners who asked to see him, refuting direct orders to alter cruelties.
New York police searched for 12 year old Bela Szilagyi who disappeared from home and wandered for 24 hours. He visited Chinatown, Times Square horror films, and bought comics and malted milk before returning home late last night. His mother noted his strong focus on music and predicted a potential future in Carnegie Hall.
The board of directors of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon meeting tomorrow at 12 15 at the Hotel Eldridge.
On the farm training for war veterans will begin in Kansas about September 1. Details were worked out by representatives of C. M. Miller and William Monypeny. Under the GI sponsored program, any veteran who served 9 days or more and has an honorable discharge may qualify for on the job training and $90 if he has dependents. Grass fire at Hays station ends grazing experiments. Prospective renters and home buyers read the land classified page.
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