World War II officer serves in army and UN leader
Lt Hundley posted to Camp McCoy after OCS and family on leave. Births, visits, and church notes across Oska loosa and Topeka communities. Julia Henderson, head of UN Division of Social Welfare, directs 80 staff across 20 nationalities, advancing global welfare projects and children’s rehabilitation initiatives.
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Technical Assistance Administration
Ilinois
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U. S. Social Security Board
Bureau of Finance
Egypt
Burma
Seaside and Midwest Visitors Attend Local Family Events
Mrs Martha Wadley of Palo Alto and Emory Cox with Mrs Cox visit relatives in Osklaloosa. Mrs Celia Phinney and daughter join Mr Clark in St Joseph for funeral of Galen Long. Long traveled by plane from Kansas to Dryden. Dryden family dinner honors Karl Dryden. Everett stationed at Camp Houston. Mrs Helen Decker Colescott visits from California with sister Mrs Paul Alexander and Will Decker family. Vern Hundley visits Ft. Ribs for church celebration. City choir events and a large community dinner report nine turkeys and red chickens.
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Oskaloosa High School
Gene
45Th Infantry
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Janisé Myers Long
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Tet Chaprlee
Kool
Richard Swallow
Franklen Evans
Ben Shankl
Deborah
Hartford
Jocelyn Ganstlman
Ottawa
Ottawa University
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Martha Wadley
Palo‘ Alto
Calif
Emory Cox
Cox
Celia’ Phinney
Rowland Clark
Chicago
Clark
St Joseph Mo
Prett Dryden
Karl Dryden
Everett
Camp Houston
Texas
Helen Decker Colescott
Villléjo
Paul Alexander
Will Decker
Tarnshorne
Oklo
Vern Hundley
Ft. Ribs
Church
Kansas Casualties in Korea From Department of Defense
Department of Defense released casualty figures for Kansans in Korea. Killed in action are Second Lt. Richard Gerald Voss of Osborne. Wounded include Pfc. John A. Chimes of Garden City, Pfc. Donald E. Spears of Wilson, and Second Lt. Jay K. Van Kirk of Barnes.
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Richard Gerald Voss
Osborne
John A. Chimes
Garden — Cit
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Wilson
Jay K. van Kirk
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