Political 1948 1952 races set for September primaries
Washington reports September primaries and conventions as key figures emerge for 1948 and 1952 races. Dan R. McGehee and John Bell Williams contest Mississippi district seven. Nebraska Republican platform event. Dewey, Mead, Lehman, Stassen paths discussed. Maine Brewster faces MacDonald. Hildreth seeks re election amid GOP bids.
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Washington
Nebraska
Congress
Mississippi
Morrow
Dan R. McGehee
John Bell Williams
Thomas E. Dewey
Hugh A. Drum
New York State Guard
William J. Donovan
Drum
Dewey
G.O
Albany
James M. Mead
UNRRA
Fiorello H.laguardia
Herbert H. Lehman
Senate
Mead
White House
National
James A. Farley
Connecticut
Raymond E. Baldwin
G.O.P
Clare Boothe Luce
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
Baldwin
Roosevelt
OPA
Chester Bowles
Brien McMahon
Thomas C. Hart
Bowles
Wiles
Maine
Owen Brewster
Eter M. MacDonald
Democratic State Committee
Horace A. Hildreth
F. David Clark
Miss Gaskill Ties to Cornell Chinese Department
Miss Gussie Gaskill, curator of Cornell's Wason Collection on China, explains the new Chinese studies department at Cornell. She notes the program aims to prepare Americans for business and government roles in China and details her career and travels related to Chinese studies.
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Miss Gussie Gaskill
Cornell
China
Cornell University
Gussie Gaskill
Miss Gaskill
Wason
Terry Gaskill
Lawrence
Merees
Ithaca
Washington
New Department to Offer Chinese Literature Course
A new department will offer a course in Chinese literature taught by an English instructor from Yenching University. The school is among the first in the country to develop the study of China and its people, according to Miss Gaskill.
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Tory
Yenching University
Miss Gaskill
China
Personal notices from Lawrence society column
Mrs. Elizabeth Walmsley of Pueblo visits for niece Miss Jayne Johns wedding and stays with cousin Mrs. Walter Johns. Arlene Williams returns home to Anthony from Johns home. Anna and Barbara Olinger return from Albuquerque after visiting Dwight Olinger family. J. W. Kreider visits son Karl Kreider in Lawrence. Mrs. Howard Lindley and two children back from Mor rison cabin visit. George Berg vacations from the county schools office and will attend the Army Air Power show at Her ington. Clarence Spray of McLouth a week in Memorial hospital in fair condition. Howard Sutherland of Seattle visits Ottawa to see his mother then returns by plane. Rev. Edwin F. Price preaches in Wellington for seventy-fifth anniversary. George Knight returns from Denver and Grand Junction vacation. Louis La Coss editor of St. Louis Globe Democrat spends day in Lawrence for his mother’s eighty second birthday dinner. Mrs. Henry Asher Jr. and sons return from Green Mountain Falls. T. E. Hanks sells residence at 1234 Tennessee and moves to Kansas City to live with son-in-law H. L. Jost. Elizabeth Ann Thomas of Portland visits her uncle Rev. Charles W. Thomas and attends Linfield graduate. en route to Dayton Ohio and then Portland. Dinner guest tonight with Mrs. William Mackie. Mrs. W. R. Evans arrives to visit Mrs. W. M. McGrew. Miss Mary Ethwyn Franks and Edward Franks return from Chicago to Lawrence.
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Elizabeth Walmsley
Pueblo
Colo
Jayne Johns
Walter A. H. Johns
Arlene Williams
Johns
Anthony
Anna Olinger
Barbara Olinger
Albuquerque
N. M
Dwight Olinger
J. W. Kreider
Carlsbad
Karl M. Kreider
Howard Lindley
Myron Messenheimer
Morrison
George Berg
Douglas County Superintendent of Schools
Army Air Power Show
Herington
Clarence Spray
McLouth
Memorial Hospital
Howard Sutherland
Seattle
Ottawa
Willis Colman
Edwin F. Price
Wellington
George Knight
Denver
Grand Junction
Louis la Coss
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Lawrence
William la Coss
Henry Asher, Jr
Henry
Robert Alan
Green Mountain Falls
H. L. Jost
Hanks
Elizabeth Ann Thomas
Portland
Ore
Charles W. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Thomas
Linfield College
McMinnville
Mary Ethwyn Franks
Edward Franks
Paul S. McClendon
Chicago
Miss Leis Elm Pianists To Present Program Thursday
Society hostess Miss Leis Elm will present her piano students Thursday evening August 29 at 8 o'clock in Worde Evangelical Church. The program features pieces by Eric Schwartz Erwin Schwalm Burl Scott Hall and others with students including Anita Brammell Mary Ann Pippert Jeanery Musical Reading Marvin Elm Doris Lyons Margie Schwalm and more. Relatives from out of town include Miss Regina Woodruff Los Angeles Miss Angela Fogarty Los Angeles Miss Sybil Woodruff Iowa City and Miss Opal Woodruff Kansas City. Helen Wagstaff hosts a supper tonight honoring Miss Fogarty.
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Leis Elm
Specital
Worde
Evangelical Church
Eric Joan Schwartz
Erwin ‘Edgar Schwalm
Mary
Lamb” Williams
Anita Brammell
Burl Scott
Mary Ann Pippert
Rider
Jeanery
Marvin Elm
Cobb Donald Schwartz
Southern Belle
Cobb Joan Scott
Bentley Doris Lyons
Goodrich
Margie Schwalm
Talbert Eldon Disque
Thompson Lois Detwiler
Cie
Irvine
Martin Bonnie Haydn
Haydn Go
Marvin E
Helen Wagstaff
Angela Fogarty
Los Angeles
Degree Rebekah lodge welcomes guests at I O session
The Degree Rebekah lodge No 4 met Friday evening with two out of town visitors Mrs Elma Seymour of Springfield NL and Sins Jessie Overland of Santa Ana Cal a Rebekah of 53 years. Refreshments were served by Marjorie Darnell and committee. Bingo followed. September 13 anniversary night and roll call outlined with Ava Abaham Florence Fearing as chairmen and committee members.
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Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Elma Seymour
Springfield
Sins
Jessie Overland
Santa Ana
Cal
Supper At First Baptist Honors Sisler Family Before Move
A covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at First Baptist Church honors Prof. and Mrs. Harry H. Sisler and family who depart for Columbus Ohio where Professor Sisler will teach chemistry at Ohio State University. He has served in church leadership roles including superintendent of the adult department.
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First Baptist Church
Harry H. Sisler
Columbus
Ohio
Sisler
Ohio State University
Nursery furniture and baby items for sale
Miller and Malott offers play pens Hi Chair Maple folding gates car seats nursery chairs baby baskets and baby swings at 736 Mass with phone 615 for orders and inquiries.
Olivia De Havilland Weds Marcus Goodrich In New York Marriage
Screen star Olivia De Havilland married Marcus Aurelius Goodrich in a ceremony here. The couple requested the word obey remain in the vows. More than 5,500 troops on three transports were set to arrive today in Seattle and San Francisco.
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Wilton
Conn
Olivia de Haviland
Marcus Aurelius Goodrich
Seattle
San Francisco
Don’t buy a cheezy trike for years of use
Advice urges choosing a durable trike with heavy tires genuine spokes and adjustable seat and handlebars for long lasting reliability.
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Snorce
Irvin Schwalm
Relly Wacker
Schubert Marian
Beverley
Copeland Lucille
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Gilde
Vanderbeck
Muriel Hunter
Church of Christ
Lincoln
Evangelist J. W. Gallagher
Barnesville
the Associates Press
Tricycles
Newton E. Jerome
Ilinois
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Niel
Roper Gas
America
Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
Roder
Americas
Fred
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