Sunflower-Bailey Nuptials at St John Catholic
Miss Caroline Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Williams of Sunflower wed Marvin Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bailey of Lawrence on Saturday August 5 at 9 in St John Catholic church Rev George Towle officiated. The couple plans home in Sunflower after a wedding trip through Missouri and Arkansas.
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Caroline Williams
Harold Williams
Sunflower
Marvin Bailey
Arthur Bailey
Lawrence
St. John Catholic Church
George Towle
Beverly Cooper
Carthage
Lyle Teffin
Castle Tea Room
Missouri
Arkansas
Mr. Bailey
The
Lawrence National Bank
Wood wedding linked with Lawrence ties and travel
Mr and Mrs FE A Wood and son Bruce Dean Wood of Carlinville Indiana arrived to visit Mrs Wood’s sister Mrs Russell Steen for a week or two. Bruce Dean Wood will wed Miss Jeanne Hager at the Country Club Congregational church in Kansas City Saturday night. Bruce is a former Lawrence student now at the University of Missouri. They will live in Columbia.
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FE. A. Wood
Bruce Dean Wood
Carlinville
Columbia
RB. F. Nanninga
Albuquerque
N. M
Nanninga
Misa Aliie Merle Conger
Paul Harnar
Kansas City
Conger
Lawrence
William Beydler
Omaha
Ned
Greeley
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ashland
Kan
Beydler
H. M. Beydler
Dorothy Pearson
Tennessee Street
Sherman Fletcher
Shirley
Colorado
Fletcher
Floyd White
Fort Collins
Lile Wolf
Estes Park
Glenn Kappelman
Europe
Tanger
Africa
Gibraltar
Portugal
Ruth Ma
Joy Tlemm O
Cleveland
Ma On
H. M. Mason
John Mason
Herne Mason
Wichita
Far! Farris
Leavenworth
Encouraging Review Of Foreign Policy Remarks
Secretary Johnson testified behind closed doors amid Korea fighting as Congress debated a proposed 4 billion foreign arms program. The event reflected steady effort to press preparedness and other aspects of national strategy, with reporters noting a cautious, hopeful tone.
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Waetogten
Johnson
Chman Connally
D.-Tex
Jobreon
Korea
Taft Warns Price Controls Invite Black Markets
Senator Taft warned that price controls without full mobilization invite black markets and demand enormous bureaucratic reach. He said fixed prices would be evaded, especially in peacetime, and criticized practical enforcement. The remarks came amid talks to trade anti-communist measures for Democratic pledge. The Economic Cooperation Administration reported mixed news on western Europe closing the dollar gap and Formosa’s economy. It noted disturbances from South Korea’s invasion but also momentum toward prewar trade patterns under the Marshall Plan. The ECA forwarded its quarterly report to Congress. A joint meeting between Lone Star and Sigel Home Demonstration units is planned for Friday after
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Mundt
S-S.d
Ferguson
R-Mich
Economic Cooperation Administration
Congress
Europe
Formosa
United States
ECA
South Korea
Truman
20 Year Old Topeka Car Driver Has a New Worry
A 20 year old Topekan, Robert Hodges, is in Douglas county jail after allegedly planning to repair his car because he could not pay. He used a fictitious name and a stolen license tag to obtain service at Jay hawk Motor, then charged another repair with his own plate before leaving without payment. Police traced Shawnee county tags leading to his arrest.
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Topeka
Topekan
Douglas County
Robert Hodges
Hodges
Jayhawk Motor Company
Vermont Street
Travis Glass
North
Lawrence
Glass
Shawnee County
Phariée
Anti-Red Bill Advances In Senate Committee
Washington Aug 17 the senate judiciary committee approved 9 to 3 an anti communist bill sponsored by Chairman McCarran it would require registration of communists and communist front organizations and outlaw conspiracies to overthrow the government by force the measure mirrors a similar bill from Mundt and Ferguson the administration opposes the alternative measure not included in this item
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
McCarran
D.-Nev
Mundt
Clinton Township Hall Meeting on Green Initiatives
Noon to 2 PM at Clinton township hall showcases roll calls and updates on Green initiatives with facts and community input. Officials outline proposed projects, schedules, and funding details while residents ask questions and express support.
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Clinton Township
Greenan
Veterans May Have to Cash Insurance Policies
Washington says World War II veterans recalled to service may cash in converted National Service Life Insurance policies due to inability to keep up premiums on military pay. Many may switch to cheaper term policies upon return, effectively reconverting policies.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
V.A
Diaper Music Claims For Baby Comfort
The Stork Diaper Service of New York asserts extensive tests show diapering a baby to music is beneficial for the mother and infant. Rhythm is claimed to keep the baby happiest during diaper changes. Chinese in Malaya are described as mostly business men.
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Stork Diaper Service of
New York
Malaya
Strike enters third day at Packard plant in Detroit
Pi Pi eace talks in the three day old strike of 8000 Packard workers moved on today. No settlement predictions but state and federal mediators said progress was encouraging. The CIO United Auto Workers began strike last Monday midnight rejecting a package offer including a five cents hourly wage increase and pensions with social security and other benefits. Current auto industry wages average from 1.65 to 1.68 dollars per hour.
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Detroit
Packard
C.lo
United Auto Workers
Polish Diplomats Seek Asylum After Quitting Embassy Posts
Three top Polish embassy diplomats in Washington have defected from the communist government and asked for asylum in the United States. Officials see likely approval if no evidence of communist ties. The trio are Janusz Zoltowski, Stefan Rogozinski, and Wladyslaw Nizinski, all having recently resigned.
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Washington
United States
Janusz Zoltowski
Stefan Rogozinski
Wladyslaw Nizinski
Chives Could Be Year Round Houseplant in Pots
Chives, an onion-like herb, can be grown indoors year round in flower pots like other house plants, offering a fresh source of greens without outdoor planting.
Venetian Night Boat Parade Marks Summer Playground Close
The Lawrence recreation commission closes its summer playground program tonight at Potterlake starting at 6:30. A Venetian Night boat parade will be staged by the youngsters, with recreation director Larry Heeb inviting the public to attend.
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Lawrence Recreation Commission
Potterlake
Larry Heeb
Key stone Cavalcade of Color Decorates Living Rooms
Amateur decorators can now consult a new 200 page volume titled The Keystone Cavalcade of Color. It presents full page reproductions of every color a decorator might dream up for living room walls, with coated pages for durability.
Storing Lettuce Core Removal and Drying Steps
Plant care tip explains removing the core washing lettuce in cold water and draining on a plate for about 30 minutes to remove excess moisture before storing. Water drainage is emphasized to keep lettuce crisp and fresh.
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Clinton Park
R. C. Swain
Owred
Fart Sacher
Vivian
Clayton
Jeannette Fosten Myr
Joe Milter
Connie
Norman Bartlett
Ralph Uricht Merv
Rollo Jeffries
Cleo Vorler
Louisa Carr Mies Bers Murphy
Hubert Bright
Las Veras
Nes
W.lf.c.w. Club
Walter Hellstrom
Swain
Rollo Jeffries Tert Dunn
Bessie Mason
Eve Horton
Cloyd Herren
E. Gisss
Fred Shirk Cock
Lillian Pen
LeRoy Crock
Mra. Hellstrom
Cyrena Bateson
Lincoln Street
Secretary Johnson
Lone Star
Sigel Home Demonstration
Hama
Haynes & Keene
Stork Haven
P.S
Bemberg
Gles — Pinafores
Litwin
Wes
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