Russia in Trouble at Home Reports Say Widespread Bank Runs
Washington reports severe strain on Soviet economy with bank runs and panic buying in Moscow and other cities. Rumors of ruble devaluation prompt store closures and rushes to convert cash to goods while Moscow stores warn of inventory shortages and official denials of inflation.
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Russia
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Reesia
Rtment
Mosterg
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Six Cars Damaged in Three City Accidents
City police reported three separate collisions yesterday afternoon leaving six cars damaged. At Eleventh and Massachusetts street a crash involved J T Ice and Clifford F Jones. A second crash occurred at Thirteenth and Massachusetts between C F Rein and Glen Parker. A third collision on East Tenth Street near Massachusetts involved J W Barfield and Mildred Belt.
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New York Street
Clifford F. Jones
Bunnyside
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Massachusetts Street
Henry Collins
C. F. Rein
Louisiana Street
Glen Parker
Thirteenth
Massachusetts Atreets
Ralph Casteel
Art Shirkee
J. W. Barfield
Sunflower
Mildred Belt
Prospect Street
East Tenth Street
John Ingalls
Wichita to host second instrumental clinic and workshop
More than 200 music teachers are expected to register for the December 6 and 7 instrumental clinic and workshop at the University of Wichita. Kansas High School Activities Association directs the event with Orien Dalley as workshop director and conductor of the Wichita Symphony.
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Kan
University of Wichita
Kansas High School. Activities Association
Orien Dalley
Wichita Sym
Symphony
Junior Red Cross Drive Nears Completion in Douglas County
Douglas county schools report a total of 349.59 raised by rural and city elementary grades, two high schools, and Haskell Institute. Of this, 86 covers school room enrollment fees, 263.59 funds Red Cross service materials and gift box items for needy families. Lincoln School pupils contributed. count remains ongoing.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
Haskell Institute
Margaret Hurley
Hurley Salt
Lincoln School
Red Cross Grants Tray Covers for County Hospital Thanksgiving
A county convalescent hospital will receive tray covers and decorated napkins as part of Red Cross projects for Thanksgiving. The effort aims to improve meals and morale for patients during the holiday season.
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Red Cross
Rites for Gerald Elston Killed in Hurtgen Forest
The remains of Pfc. Gerald W. Elston of the Eighth Infantry Fourth Division killed November 25 1944 in Hurtgen Forest will arrive in Lawrence tomorrow morning. Graveside services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Oak Hill cemetery with Rev. O E Allison officiating. He is survived by his wife Helen M Elston and his parents Mr and Mrs
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Eighth Infantry
Hurtgen Forest
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
O. E. Allison
Elston
Helen M. Elston
New York Street
Elston Family Notices From City Streets
Harvey W. Elston of 1144 New York Street has a sister, Mrs. Evelyn Gentry of 338 Elm Street, and four brothers Clyde at 1306 Laura Avenue Donald at 828 Elm Street Otis and Duane at home. Elston entered the army in April 1943 and was recently returned to port in Newark.
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Harvey W. Elston
New York Street
Evelyn Gentry
Elm Street
Clyde
Laura Avenue
Donald
Otis
Duane
Elston
Newark
Tests for Students Hurt Health in Lawrence Schools
Heath officials visited fear jade schools. Yesterday four Lawrence grade schools tested pupils with Schick and tuberculin tests. Nurse Electa Kindlesvergzer reported 301 Schick tests for diphtheria and 216 tuberculin tests. Other schools may be tested next week.
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Lawrence
Schick
Electa Kindlesvergzer
Guilty Plea in Five Indecency Charges at Court Martial
Lord Colwyn, a 33 year old army captain and father of two, pleaded guilty to five charges of gross indecency involving Italian men. He was cashiered from the military services in a swift court martial. The peer, wearing kilts, quietly acknowledged the charges.
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London
Lord Colwyn
Generals Approved For Promotion On President's List
President Truman approved a priority roster listing 313 generals eligible for promotion as vacancies occur. Major General Manton S. Eddy ranks atop the list for advancement to permanent major general while the group covers command and staff school leaders and other senior officers. A separate note promotes a yearlong Journal-Word subscription offer.
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Washington
CLH
Truman
Command and General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Ran
Manton S. Eddy
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