Reunion Noted For Mrs. Osa Laing Family At 723 Arkansas
Twenty four members of the Osa Laing clan gathered in a family reunion at 723 Arkansas street. They attended church at First Christian, toured Independence Missouri and Kansas City, with visits to the Robert Laing family. Attendees included Leland and Gail Laing, Frazer family, and many Lawrence residents.
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Osa Laing
Arkansas Street
First Christian Church
Independence
Robert Laing
Swope Park
Kansas City
Leland Laing
Lois and
Wayne
Eads
Colo
Millard Laing
Gail
Ann Arbor
Mich
Texas
James Laing
Johnny
Clinton
Howard Laing
Carolyn
Don
Lawrence
Martin Eyes Wartime Full Scale Missile Production
Martin described a plan to field homing device missiles with a capability to track its target better than an animal and stated his company will operate on a full wartime basis by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Lawrence social notes include visitors and travel
Mrs. Kelvin Hoover and children with Mrs. Hoover's sister head to Estes Park for August. Miss Josie Render arrives from San Diego to visit Mrs. Adam Kay and family, longtime friends. Guests include Mrs. F M Gray and Mrs. Margaret Coghill. The Dyers return from Kansas City trip, and Ann Martin comes home from the West Coast. The Rythers return from Estes Park as David plans to study in September. Mrs. C L Lecher lies ill in Kansas City hospital. John Tryon guests of Mrs. Trevor Ester and family in Lebanon. State League of Women Voters leaders Kollmorgen and Warner head to Manhattan for board meeting. Dr. Albert Decker and Mrs. Anderson visit relatives, remaining through the week. William Morey and family rent 1702 Massachusetts and move to Lawrence. he becomes Liberty Meatual School’s new fourth teacher.
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Kelvin Hoover
Hoover
Estes Park
Josie Render
San Drego
Calif
Adam Kay
Miss Render
Kay
F. M. Gray
Clinton, Mo
Margaret Coghill
Sit Cloud
Minn
F. S. Butcher
Rowland S. T. Dyer
Kansas City
Ruth Martin
Ann Martin
West Coast
Miss Martin
California
Author's League
San Francisco
T. C. Ryther
David
Cubo
Tavid Ryther
Estes Turk
Lawrence
C. L. Lecher
Bethany Hospital
Kan
Frien
John Tryon
Trevorester
Tra Ormsby
Billie Vieux
Deak Jackson
Lebanon
Neen Fiedler
Johanna Kollmorgen
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Winnier. Lawrance
League
Manhattan
Albert I. Decker
Linda
Jeffrey
Wenatchee
Wash
Watin R. Anderson
Little Rock
Ark
Decker
Anderson
A. Decker
Wiliam Morey
Pittsburg
Massachusetts Street
Wilh
Morey
Liberty Meatural School
Georgia Citizens Move To Get Reds Out of Town
Macon Georgia August 23 news item reports the city council passed a swift anti red ordinance with unanimous vote. It orders card carrying communists to leave within 48 hours and imposes up to six months in jail or a $100 fine for violations. The council may amend to outlaw communists permanently. Mayor Wilson supported the measure amid constitutional questions. Similar actions are cited in Birmingham Alabama.
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Macon
Georgia
Birmingham
Ala
Polio Cases in Kansas Ahead of Five Year Average
Topeka reports polio cases in Kansas are running ahead of the five year average but below last year. Dr. C. H. Kinnaman says 140 cases were reported through August 19, versus 389 a year earlier. The five year average through August 19 is 91. Last week 18 new cases were reported, down from 54 a year ago.
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Topeka
Kansas
C. H. Kinnaman
Martin says missiles beat animals for tracking game
Glenn L. Martin, head of the Baltimore firm, told a Kiwanis dinner during the start of the American amateur baseball tournament that the company is building four types of new war weapons. He claimed missiles offer superior tracking capabilities compared to animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Baltimore
Won't Fly U.N. Flag in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County supervisors rescinded a decision to obtain and display the U.N. emblem. Raymond V. Darby backed by the board voted to drop the project amid citizen concerns that the U.N. council is subject to suspicion because Russia is a member. John Anson Ford opposed, warning the ban could hinder international amity.
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Los Aaeles
United Nations
Los Angeles
Raymond V. Darby Westentay
U. N
U. N. Council
Army Says It Could But Not Plan To Call Men Back
The Army states it could recall most personnel if needed but has no current plan to do so. The August report outlines readiness measures and emphasizes that no large-scale mobilization is anticipated, despite capabilities remaining for selective reactivations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Washington
Army plans recall stance amid peace talks and six month rule
Chief legal officer of the army says most officers face recall until peace accords with Germany Japan and Italy are reached and six months after. The army does not intend to recall them. Frank E Hook resigns federal motor carriers claims post after Senate refusal to confirm him. He cannot afford to work without pay. Weather note cites tornado speeds estimated at 200 to 500 mph.
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Germany
Japan
Italy
Washington
Frank E. Hook
House
Michigan
Senate
Motor Carriers Claims Commission
Hook
Truman
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