Lawrence Civil Air Patrol Meet Sets Revival Plans
Lawrence CAP members will meet at 8 tonight at the Community building to organize a revival of the local squadron after a four month inactive period. Dr L Zimmer Kansas Wing medical officer notes the meeting aims to reestablish training, ticket sales for the Sterington Army Air Base air show and recruit former army pilots.
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Lawrence
Civil Air Patrol
L. Zimmer
Kansas
Sporte Caapon Rossic Ie
Army Air Forces
CAP
Army Air Force
Zimmer
Army Air Iee
Sterington Army Air Base
Rmembers
Truman in Bermuda for several days vacation
President Truman arrived in Bermuda aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg and planned several days of walking swimming and sunbathing. Charles G. Ross greeted reporters at the U S naval base as the ship tied at Little Sound near Rear Adm Henderson’s quarters.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Truman
Williamsburg
Charles G. Ross
U. S. Naval Operating Base
Little Sound
Adm
G. R. Henderson
Ensign Charles T Black released to inactive duty
Ensign Charles T Black Civil Engineer Corps USNR released to inactive duty after naval service starting May 1943 in Chattanooga Tennessee. He trained at V-12 program at the University then Fort Schuyler New York and Camp Endicott Rhode Island. He joined the CEC officers school staff and helped start a Seabee training unit at Camp Endicott before transfer to Port Hueneme to assist a CEC officers school. He will attend KU this semester to complete degree requirements. He is son of Mr and Mrs O T Black 912 Ohio Street.
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Charles T. Black
Civil Engoneer Corps
USNR
Naval Reserve
Chattanooga
Tenn
K. U
Fort Schuyler New York
Civil Engineer Corps
Camp Endicott
Rhode Island
Civil Engineer, Corps, Officers’ School
Port Hueneme
Gallt
CEC
Ensign Black
O. T. Black
Ohio, Street
Rusty’s Market Opens With Scarce Goods Rush
Crowds of over 200 housewives lined Massachusetts street awaiting Rusty’s Food Market reopening. Shoppers bought soap powder, chocolate gems, bananas, oleo margarine, salmon, fruit cocktail and toilet tissue, with soap powder leading. Owner Rusty Springer noted a larger building and expanded stock, including a long display of vegetables, frozen foods and dairy products.
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Massachusetts Street
Rusty
Rusty” Springer
Crossroads Youth topic discussed at Rotary club
Lawrence figures addressed by Prof Bert A Nash of Kansas University on Crossroads Youth. Fire inquiries flooded the office. Siren wail woke Lawrence. a woman upset over Yugo slav fears said water works whistle warned disaster. Concrete pouring on a Louisiana street project began after steel matting delay.
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Bert A. Nash
K. U. School of Education
Rotary Club
Kansas City
Crossroads
Lawrence
Tragic Death Of 2 Year Old Sylvia Frienmuth
Sylvia Frienmuth two, daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Frienmuth of 1724 New Hampshire street and formerly of Tonganoxie, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at the Can tional church in Tonganoxie with burial in Maple Grove. Survived by twin sister Susan. A separate fire call reported a tractor fire on the John Cox farm three miles east of Lawrence on the old Eudora road.
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Sylvia Freinmuth
William L. Freinmuth
New Hampshire Street
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tonganozie
Maple Grove Cemetery
Sylvia
Susan
John Cox
Lawrence
Eudora
Yugoslav Free Transport Crew Incident Raises Security Council Test
The United States warned Yugoslavia of a decisive Security Council response if demands are not met after Yugoslav fighters shot down an American plane on August 9 and a second passenger plane ten days later. Wreckage was found near the Austrian border. Belgrade cited weather while Washington pressed for accountability. US officials ordered preparation to present the case in the UN and rejected appeasement amid broader anti Soviet policies.
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Marshal Tito
Sumer
United States
Security Council of the
United Nations
Security Council
Serginje Makiedo
Jarnes
Paris
Acheson
Russia
Dardanelles
Yugoslavia
State Department
Belgrade
United States Demands Yugoslavia Free Passengers
The note accuses Yugoslavia of violating international law by firing on unarmed passenger planes and demands immediate release of the occupants and safe passage. It threatens UN Security Council action if not complied within 48 hours, prompting swift Capitol Hill support and debate over a possible Soviet veto.
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United States
Ofugoslavia
Yugoslavia
Security Council
United Nations
Capitol Hill
Bloom
D-N.y
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Trygvie Lie
U. N
Oscar Lange
Council
Russia
Thos
Bio Increase In Chicago Livestock Market Prices
Prices in Chicago livestock markets surged with cattle up $1, hogs $1 to $3, and spring lambs $0.75 to $1.75 after packers and eastern buyers resumed activity. Cattle fed steers topped $28.00 with general steer prices $19.00 to $26.59, while hogs reached a record $24.50 and lightweight sows near $22.50. AOA ceilings delayed restabilization.
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Chicago
Office of Price Administration
Kansas City
Markets at a Glance Aug 22 Stocks lead declines across sectors
New York stock markets slip as American Telephone declines sharply amid mixed notes on cotton and grain. Chicago corn weak, oats firm, livestock gains driven by cattle and hog futures. Kansas City reports broad livestock price advances and strong cash grain bids with mixed futures.
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New York
Commission House
New Orleans
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas
Grain and farm market notes from Kansas City to New York markets
A mixed crop market update covers Kansas City hay and alfalfa receipts, prairie hay firmness, and Friday car lots. Chicago potato arrivals, U S shipments, and price details for potatoes, eggs, butterfat, poultry and hogs follow with regional price notes and market tone.
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Kansas City
Carrie
Timothy
Clover
Day Leads Fall as Heavy Stock Slide Eases Later
The market opened active but broad declines hit many sectors including steels motors rubbers rails and utilities with leaders suffering sharp stumbles. By close losses narrowed though overall sentiment remained weak as arcend transfers hit 1 760 00 shares the heaviest monthly volume since July and bonds edged lower with a general pullback across the New York Stock Exchange led by big names such as Beth Steel Krisser CorP and Penney among others.
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Eigct
Arcend
Outlawing Bomb Requires Enforceable Global Plan Says Blandy
Vice Admiral W H P Blandy who directed the Bikini atom bomb tests favored outlawing the bomb but said the United States should not ban its use voluntarily. He urged a workable enforceable plan acceptable to all nations and noted broad desire to outlaw the weapon.
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Washington
W.H.P. Blandy
United States
Blandy
Lawrence Weeng Grads Enter Public Service Roles
Graduates are trained to serve in business industry and government offices. They find employment readily in these sectors. Enrollments are now open for the fall term.
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