Women Abroad Seek Advice From American Women
Washington CT Women overseas ask guidance from American women on shaping postwar democratic life. The League of Women Voters urges General Clay to create a small liaison unit of experienced women to support German and other European women's groups with consultative, non political aid and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
France
Germany
Anna Lord Strauss
American League
Lucius D. Clay
Strauss
Si Bentes
Darger
Rence
Techonpe Democratic Action
Coon Group
Werner
Clay
Oman
League
Rennt
Miss Strauss
League Presdeet
Brith
Ruspee
Miss Strause
General Clay
Sale of Surplus Vehicles at Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lt. Col. Robert M. Bacher announced a sealed sale of surplus military vehicles at Sunflower Ordnance Works. The lot includes twenty five ton and lighter vehicles, ambulances, a station wagon, a two passenger bus, and other equipment. Bids run December 2 through December 12, Monday through Friday, with bid forms at building No. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Bacher
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Seale
Wacen
Bam
Ypan
University of Alaska Research Foundation board updates
Heads R. Ov. directors are announced with El Roach of Black and Veatch as chairman. Deane Ackers steps down, J. W. Sciefer and Walter ae are re elected to the board alongside George Obergell. Deo Daya M. Delo attends the meeting as part of the UW science manpower group.
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EL Bo-Roach
Black & Veatch
Kansas City
Ius Teere
Dieters
University of Akara Research Foundation
Deane Ackers
Kareas Posera Bight Tampand
Lopehs
J. W. Sciefer
Boomcraft and General Man
Swiebita Plant
Walrer ¢ Ae City Testing Laboratories
Kanate Coty
Rewauecter
University artists gain entry to six states show
Five KU drawing and painting faculty members have works accepted for the 16th annual six states exhibition at the Joslyn Memorial gallery in Omaha. Ludlow, Mather n, Green, Eastwood, and Bur are represented by multiple pieces in the regional event. Gift subscription to the Journal-World offered for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Joslyn Memorial Gallery
Omaha
Robert Ludlow
Karl Matehern
Robert Green
Raymond Eastwood
Dwight Bur
Walden String Quartet delivers refined yet bold performances
A Walden String Quartet concert mixed Toscanini-like discipline with modern bravura. Ives Second String Quartet drew mixed reactions for its cacophonous, programmatic style while Schubert and Boccherini offerings showed balance and dignity. An encore, Haydn Quartet, pleased the audience.
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Walden Sting
Hianer Sehnatt
Bernard Croodwriathy
Savin Buge
Weise
Robert Pat
Charis Ives
Ives
Hlomi
Walden
Boccherini
Ivean
Raymond Stuhl
Beethoven
Vrto Scherrando
Haydt
Gus
Concordia Guild to Host Year End Programs and Officers
The Concordia Guild of the Lutheran church plans an afternoon program at 2 with a later 2:30 officer election and a Christmas gift exchange. The K A Dames schedule evening lectures by beauty experts at 8 in the auditorium.
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Concordia Guild
Ineoul Dutheran Church
Parisy Hoise
Wall
Edgar Salsbury
Sea Learnard Avenue
K. A
Foy Ho Brown
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Enteos
Charlsia He Tern
Wayne Reeve
Robert Finley
Rollin Iaker
William T. Wellhouse
United Baethret Church
Snarrow
Tru
Accredited
Music Teachers Association
Garade School
Gift Exchange Planned by Noble Grands Club
The Post Noble Grands club schedules a gift exchange during its meeting Friday at 2 30 PM in the hall. The auxiliary to Alford Clarke post 852 asks members to attend quilt-making sessions on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the post hall to help National Home quilts and to bring donations. For further gifts contact Mrs Lefford by Friday at phone 1619R.
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Post Noble Grands Club
Alford-Clarke
Post Hall
National Home
Weekend Gatherings Span North American Guests
Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson and son Ralph hosted Harold Hunt Leah Hunt James Hunt Buddy Hunt from Xwan River Manitoba and H W Dies of Enders plus C E C of Kansas City. Mrs Richard Thomas of Topeka visited W H Rice home for Thanksgiving with Nash Rice of Huntington Park Calif guest in Oskaloosa. Mrs George Cease returned from Thanksgiving visits in Coffeyville and Claremore Okla. Mes Earle W Patton returned from Research hospital Kansas City after Nov 16 operation. Roy R Moore back from Hutchinson for Thanksgiving family reunion and travels to Chicago for 4 H club meeting. visits Riley Moore and son Riley Roy. John L Benson Jr a KU sophomore.
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Andrew Jackson
Ralph
Harold Hunt
Leah Hunt
James
Buddy Hunt
Xwan River
Manitoba
H. W. Dies
Enders
R. Charlies
Rice
George Cease
Coffeyville
Claremore
Okla
Earle W. Patton
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Roy R. Moore
Hutchinson
George Moore
Jimmy
Ann
Howard Gilpin
Joan
Ken
Roy Moore
Chicago
Riley Moore
Riley Roy
John L. Benson
University of Kansas
Thanksgiving Travel Touches Local Families
Charles A. Benson and Mrs. Benson spent Thanksgiving in Chicago with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J Leland Benson. Jack Snyder and Mrs. Snyder visited Wichita relatives. Ellis T. Johnston hosted. James W Patterson and son James Briany planned Tama Iowa trip. Eldon Willey and Mrs. Willey from Tulsa visited Lawrence hosts Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wiley. Frank Willey and Odell Wiley joined Topeka family guests Osa Laing hosted Thanksgiving with her children Leland Laing and Lois.
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Charles A. Benson
Chicago
J. Leland Benson
Jack Snyder
Wichita
Ellis T. Johnston
James W. Patterson
James Briany
Thorpning
Gaierbors
Tama
Eldon Willey
Tulsa, Okla
Theodore Wiley
Lawrence
Frank Willey
Odell Wiley
Tope
Osa Laing
Mrs
Leland Laing
Lois
Thanksgiving visits and family travel across towns
The clipping lists family visits and returns across several towns including Eads Colorado Independence and Tepeke with names such as Conrad and Agnes Banks and Neal Banks. It notes C B Wandel returning to Wichita after Thanksgiving and mentions beds 20 to 24 inches from the floor per a USDA report.
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Eon
Wayne
Eads
Colo
Rober Laing
Little Daugter
Linda Sue
Independence
John Fashing
Tepeke
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Agnes
Neal Banks
Springbelg
C. B. Wandel
Wichits
Louis Kiser
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Walden String Quartet
Kansan
Genate Foreign Relations Cemttee Today
Truman
Dearsheath of
Kansas
Bulgaria
Charles I of
Feglund
Catherine Jaedicke
Max Allen
Kenneth B. Seeley
Hilleside Christian Church
Rollen Allen
Fred Jaedicke
Allen
East High School
Alen
P. H. Klinkenberg
Hoyle Kinkenberg
Klinkenberg
Kathrine and Veter
Quitcy
Royle Lachrer
Buckner
Nevada
Arthur Leaply
Sankenberg
Suneday
Hollywood
Fla
Wiliam Wiedemann
Massachusetts Street
Wiliam J. Hill, Jr
Helen Diane
W. J. Hill
Aliphin Moura
Harold Rothwell
Scarpete Tatty
Han Sere
Deans More Rothwell
Itea Sreek
Stephen Becker
Vt Medowh
Ste Phtooe Bernwelt
Moe Phere Danae
Mrthoward
Roth
Visridwell
Samper Mis
John Lohman
Theta Epsilon
O'Clork
Baptist Student Center
Mississippi A
Betty Slngte
Cdmmuttve
Trarner
Tennessee Street
Kan
Riwhard Allen Gad
Phyllis
T. Kramer
Mioo
Harald CL Hrawa
Chihimnsy David
Michele Ann
Tae @iarn Hick
Mire
Harold Harnar
Madonna Harner
Paul B. Harner
Paul B., Jr
Judith Jane
G. E
Kodaslide
Revere
Argus
Argoflex
Cldlock
WM. McGrew
Purr Roberts
Eaccer
Singer
Scott
Eberhart
Brown
Lawrence Hardware
Creed
Phene
Bell Music Co
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