Prices Rise On Household Items As OPA Sets Hikes
Washington August 16 OPA announced a broad price hike affecting radios, appliances, beer, tires and other household goods. Increases range from 3 to 72 percent on 20 essentials, with new ceilings for used goods and white sidewall tires. Beer prices rise one cent a glass and two cents per bottle, while ceilings apply to automobiles, paper products, rubber bands, and various trailers.
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Washington
Eods
Buaul
OPA
Desser
OVA
Solon Emery back from trip with Frontier Pays visit
Solon Emery returned Wednesday from a month long trip to Cheyenne for the Frontier Pays celebration and visits across several points in Colorado. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Hatfield and sons Gary and Larry and Bobby Hose came home after a two day sightseeing trip in Missouri visiting the Nagnell dam. Mr and Mrs J L McHenry and daughter Kathie of Springfield Park New Jersey are spending a few
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Solon Emery
Cheyenne
Colorado
Wilfred Hatfield
Gary
Larry
Bobby Hose
Missouri
Nagnell Dam
J. L. McHenry
Kathie
Springfield Park
N. J
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Dean
E. B. Stouffer
Aitkin
Minn
Gladys DeCow
Los Angeles
Harry Mitchell
Mitchell
West 21St Street
Ed Drennan
Denver
Margaret
E. T. Crawford
Massachusetts Street
Black Hills
South Dakota
Yellowstone Park
Estes Park
Colo
Chanute
Rachel Eson
Patti Sankee
Neodesha
Highway 10
Memorial Hospital
Marcella Arndt
John C. Murphy
Missouri Elmeet
Local residents listed for visits and travels this week
The column notes numerous visits and trips by area residents. Mr. and Mrs. FL E. Bereiter expect daughter Sandra Kaye home from KU Hospital after polio treatment. Several families plan trips to Parsons, Canada, Mesa Verde, Zion, Bryce, and more, with birthdays honored and teaching staff changes shared. Two accident victims at Memorial hospital remain listed in stable condition.
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McHenry
EL BR. Ebbel
Ebel
FL E. Bereiter
Sandra Kaye
University of Kansas Hospitals
Kansas City
Walter KR. Thompson
I. C. Willard
Dorothy
Eudora
W. A. Dunn
Parsons
Harold Dunn
Winona Avenue
Canada
Boris Mitchell
Lila Lee Pierson
Lyons
Ruth Miller
Finckney School
Marshfield
Mass
Lawrence
Servegs
WAC
Christine Wenrich
Patti Sankee
West
Fort Collings
Walsenburg
Colo
Mio
J. H.C. Fisk
Mesa Verde
Mesa Phiteau
Colorado
Freee and Zion National Parks
Utah
Taos
Santa Fe
Fort Apache
Winslow
D. H. Wenrich
Philadelphia
San Diego
Los Angeles
Boulder Dam
Zion and Bryce National Parks
Salt Lake City
Wenrich
Wichita Man Fined for Drunkenness
FE McLean a 50 year old Wichita man pled guilty in the city police court this morning and was fined ten dollars for drunkenness.
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FE. M. McLean
Wichita
Veterans claim desirable jobs in Kansas via U S Employment Service
Topeka Aug 16 Today U S Employment Service state director E W Franzke said veterans are winning most top professional and skilled openings while non veterans fill unskilled posts Since V J day 22 640 Kansas veterans have been placed under the GI bill benefits aid in choosing longer job searches, and many can afford to wait for better offers A Ross Neville Kansas veterans employment representative noted that newer veterans fill many openings as many professionals are already employed by non veterans
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Topeka
Kansas
U. S
A. Ross Neville
Veterans Employment
Neville
Franzke
U.S.E.S
Berry rural home care station board appointment
Mrs. Titter announces the appointment of Perry Catterson to a directorship on the Berry Rural Home Care Station board. The event includes remarks from Miss Aross Henstead and Jeanne, noting community involvement and the new leadership role.
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Berry Rural
Boye
Aross Henstead
Jeanne
Williams town notes and travel highlights
Mr and Mrs J J Peard have returned to Oklahoma after visiting R W Amerine. John Lamar came home to Kansas City from a Buffalo trip. A postponement was announced for the Old Settlers reunion at Oskaloosa. Mrs Cray Fivane and Miss Elizabeth Morgan hosted a stork shower Friday evening August 2 at Mrs Joe Bensen’s Topeka home.
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J. J. Peard
Oklahoma
R. W. Amerine
John Lamar
Kansas City
Buffalo
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Western Auto Co
Old Settlera
Oskaloora
Cray Fivane
Misa Elizabeth Morgan
Joe Bensen
Topeka
Quinian
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Wichita Man
SOW
Sunfiner Ordnance Works
University of Kansas
Mrs. Titter
Catterson
Perry
Williamstown
W. R. West
Bill’s Grill
Mase
ML & S
Otte Fischer
Hic
Chase
Newton E. Jerome
Illinois
Otla
Nef
I Ee
Sity Cab Co
Buster Brown
I July
Dad
Cambles
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