Aircaft industry to employ 500000 as expansions finish
New York Dec. 5 A spokesman said American factories producing aviation equipment will have about 500000 payroll workers when current expansion programs finish next June This could enable production of more than 350 warplanes weekly or over 18000 yearly John H Jouett president of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America reported that payrolls rose from 60000 in January to 164920 today and by June the figure would near 500000 with 382000 shop workers in aircraft related tasks He noted 83,356,580 already spent on plant expansion and 232,188,472 in contracts to be in use by June The industry has justified the new rearmament program.
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New York
John H. Jouett
Jouett
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Chamber
United States
Lions Club Hosts Liquid Air Demonstration
The Lions club featured Prof. Morgan Rarick of the Kansas University chemistry department in a liquid air demonstration. He noted liquid air has become common in industry and contrasted it with dry ice, stating ice boils at 100 degrees below zero while liquid air boils at 300 degrees below. W. F. Stevens joined the club as a new member and Lion McAdoo of the Leavenworth club attended as a guest.
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Lions Club
Morgan Rarick
K. U. Chemistry Department
Rarick
W. F. Stevens
Cities Service Company
Lion McAdoo
Leavenworth Club
Lawrence Cows Tested for Bangs Disease in Citywide Check
All 1200 cows producing Grade A milk in Lawrence have been tested for Bangs disease per city sanitarian Francis M. Hall. The milk ordinance allows two years for dairymen to remove infected cows, and many herds are now disease free. Milk from infected cows is linked to infant fever in humans.
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Lawrence
Francis M. Hall
City Sanitarian
Hall
Soroptimists Meet in Lawrence at Colonial Tea Room
The Soroptimist club of Lawrence held a regular business meeting at the Colonial tea room on Monday evening. Vocal solos by Miss Marion Deever and Miss Dolores Hatcher impressed attendees. Officers were reelected for the coming year: President Mrs. Marie Abels Vice-president Mrs. Harriet Bingham Treasurer Mrs. Georgiana Graves Secretary Miss Camilla Maichel. Mrs. Mildred Watson was reelected director for a three year term.
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Soroptimist Club of
Lawrence
Colonial Tea Room
Marion Deever
Dolores Hatcher
Marie Abels
Harriet Bingham
Georgiana Graves
Camilla Maichel
Mildred Watson
Four-Leaf Community Club Postpones December Meeting
The December gathering of the Four-Leaf Community Club is postponed to Friday night December 18. The annual Christmas party with gift exchange will be held then.
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Four-Leaf Club
Four-Leaf Community Club
Lady Astor Addresses Americans in the RAF
Lady Astor tells the Eagle Squadron Americans in the Royal Air Force that the British Empire backed by the United States cannot fail. She foresees thousands more Americans joining and calls this the greatest hour of trial for English speaking peoples. Capt H H Balfour also praises the volunteers at a luncheon.
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London
Royal Air Force
Lady Astor
United States
America
Virginia
Col
Charles Sweeny
Sherman
Air
Town Meeting group to discuss clash with Japan tonight
The Town Meeting discussion group meets at 8 15 tonight in the Unitarian church social room at Twelfth and Vermont to debate Must the United States and Japan Clash The broadcast speakers are Dr Brooks E Emeny William Crane Johnston and Robert Aura Smith The local Federal Adult Education program sponsors the event and R H Barnhart leads the session Everyone is invited to attend.
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Twelfth
Vermont
United States
Japan
America
WREN
Brooks E. Emeny
Foreign Relations Council
Cleveland College
William Crane Johnston
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Robert Aura Smith
The
New York Times
Federal
R. H. Barnhart
Turkey Red staged by dramatics class at Little Theatre
The midweek drama Turkey Red by Jorie Woods was performed at an all-school assembly in Green Hall. The one act focuses on a Thanksgiving evening when the Fitzroy family gives away their dinner to a hungry family.
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Dramatics
Jorie Woods
Little Theatre
Green Hall
Fitzroys
Jane Malin
Mary Jane Boydston
Serapheema
Red Cross and campus social events noted in Leavenworth program
The report lists Thanksgiving and holiday activities at the university including Red Cross events in Fraser theatre with David Draper presiding. It mentions Miss Ruth Litchen and Miss Mary Fee hosting family and guests in Kansas City and Leavenworth, with various faculty and students attending balls, initiations, and a senior class progressive dinner.
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Leavenworth, Kaw
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Hazel Fee
Menorah Hospital
Kansas City
Red Cross
Fraser Theater
David Draper
Douglas County
Junior Red Cross
Mary Catherine Boydston
Mary McGracken
America
Ruth Litchen
Dread Junior Red Cross
Jane Malin
Lou Cook
Jimmy Cooper
Arvid Grover
Carl Barlow
Thanksgiving Home Visit At Edgerton And Phi Delta Kappa Dinner
Mary Catherine returned home to Edgerton Mo for Thanksgiving visiting the school and friends. Harold Bergh led a Phi Delta Kappa dinner meeting and initiated new members Darrel Donnelly Louis Winberg Joe Van Sickle Robert Talmadge and Richard Tippin with others introduced. C O Wright and W N Van Slyck spoke at the event.
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Pittsburg
Kan
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Lawrence
Edgerton
Mary Catherine
Oread
Harold Bergh
Phi Delta Kappa
Bergh
Ing
Darrel Donnelly
Louis Winberg
Joe van Sickle
Robert Talmadge
Richard Tippin
Maynard Fox
Orville Eaton
Gordon Wiseman
W. O. Miessner
C. O. Wright
Kansas State Teachers Association
W. N. van Slyck
Topeka High School
Revival Continues Fifth Week at Assembly of God Church
Revival at the Assembly of God church on Fourteenth and Rhode Island continues into a fifth week beyond the planned two. Evangelist F. A. Sturgeon and Mrs. Sturgeon of Longview Washington lead nightly services at 7 30 p m except Monday and Saturday with topics on world affairs war and scripture and Bible prize giveaways for oldest largest and smallest Bibles brought by attendees.
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Assembly of God Church
Fourteenth
Rhode Island
F. A. Sturgeon
Longview
Wash
Sturgeon
Germany
England
Christmas Gift Mail Subscriptions to Journal World
A gift subscription to the Journal World is described as a tasteful long distance keepsake. Each order includes a mailed gift card indicating the holiday tribute from the home town.
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Journal-World
Buckley’s Canadian Cough Mixture Tops Sales in Canada
Buckley’s Dios Buckley's Mixture claims to be Canada’s biggest selling cough medicine made from pine balsam. A teaspoon on the tongue is said to soothe the throat head and bronchial tubes and ease coughing spasms. Over 10 million bottles reportedly sold in cold wintry Canada. Rexall Store and druggists carry the product.
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Canada
Buckley
H. W
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