Green slams Truman policy as GOP vows stance
Illinois Governor Dwight H. Green told the Republican National Committee that the Truman administration suffered the most humiliating defeat in history in diplomatic skirmishes. He urged a full about-face from New Deal diplomacy and called for lowered national expenditures and full disclosure on war asset disposal.
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Chicago
UPI
Dwight H. Green
Illinois
Republican National Committee
Truman
G.O.P
Java
Poland
Russia
National Committee
Baltic States
Balkans
Europe
Asia
House
Herbert Brownell
Congress
America
Green
Paul Say er Recital at Fraser Theater KU
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents pianist Paul Say er in a faculty recital Sunday at 4 p.m. in Fraser Theater. The program features works by Beethoven and Schubert including Sonata movements and Moments Musicals, Op. 94, with solo piano performance.
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University of Kansas School x Fine Arts
Paul Sayer
Fraser Theater
Schubert
Oanta
Serene Hopin Grave
Mareh Presto
Births and funeral notices round local happenings
Mr and Mrs Samuel A Confer Route one announce the birth of a baby today at Memorial hospital. Arthur Huddleston is among those listed as relatives for the funeral of Mary Bess Doty with Hiram Doty John Winters and others attending from Chicago and Houston. Reverend G W Thomas returns from Chicago after Baptist convention meetings. Mrs Patterson and Mrs Tenney spend the day in nee in GY as Mrs eft travels to Colo to join her husband. Chief Officer Charles G Martiney plans to visit Harold Hulegaard before reporting, and Dorothy Hulce will go to Ki City to see Arthur rede Mellott of Alexandria.
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Samuel A. Confer
Memorial Hos
Arthur Huddleston
Mary Bess Doty
Hiram Doty
John Winters
Chicago
Charles Crew
Houston
Laverne Doty
Eva Doty
Robert Wheeler
Robert Doty
Oklahoma
G. W. Thomas
First Baptist Church
University Pastors Fellowship
Board of Education
Northern Baptist Convention
Swift Hall
University of Chicago
Newton C. Fetter
D. L. Patterson
W .E. Tenney
Nee In
Charles Eft
Colo
Harold Hulegaard
Martin
Dorothy Hulce
Filkin
Ki City
Arthur Rede Mellott
Alexandria
Local World War II Veterans Return Home
Sgt Robert T Short is at his parents home after discharge on November 29 at Camp Chaffee Ark He arrived in the U S November 22 from Europe where he served two and a half years as a radio operator with the ground forces of the Army Air Corps He held ao ETO ribbon with four battle stars T/S Herbert C Barker discharged Monday at Fort Logan Colo arrives at his parents home on Connecticut Avenue He served three and a half years overseas 24 months with North Africa and Italy later moving from there.
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Robert T. Short
Charles Short
New Hampshire Street
Camp Chaffee
Ark
United States
Europe
Army Air Corps
Lawrence Transfer Company
Herbert C. Barker
Fort Logan
Colo
Charles F. Barker
Connecticut
North Africa
Italy
Pacific
Philippines
Army Engineer Corps
Barker
Veterans Receive World War II Service Details
The article lists multiple veterans from Evansville area units. Master Sergeant Raymond Garner, 113th Signal Corps, discharged at Camp Chaffee after 24 months overseas with 83 points and meritorious service plaque plus five battle stars. T/5 Barker and T/5 Garner highlighted Asiatic Pacific Theater ribbons and European theater awards. Private Foster Newman and Harley Dark mentioned with shipment and Okinawa processing details.
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Raymond R. Garner
Army Personnel Center
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Benjamin C. Murph
Garner
113Th Signal Corps
Seaman George R. Elliott Returns Home After Navy Discharge
George R. Elliott seaman first class arrived here after discharge from the navy at Norman Oklahoma. He landed in the United States on November 22 and had recently served in the Pacific area.
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George R. Elliott
Navy
Norman
Oklo
United States
Pacific
Verner Newman Honorably Discharged From Army Service
Verner Newman of 726 Walnut Street has been honorably discharged after 27 months and 19 days of service with the Persian Gulf command in the European theater of war, and has returned home.
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Verner Newman
Walnut Street
Education Workshop At KU Memorial Union
Education workshop to run 10 am to 5 pm Tuesday at KU Memorial Union with Dr. Richard B Kennan of the National Education Association presiding. Sessions will split into small groups and end with a general session led by Dr Harold C Hunt of Kansas City. City council to meet for joint conference on postwar problems and education at city hall at 7 30 pm.
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K.U. Memorial Union Building
Richard B. Kennan
Washington
National Education Association
Harold C. Hunt
Kansas City
National
Educa
Mention Association
State Teachers Association
Spitting Cobras Can Blind Invaders With Venom
Describes spitting cobras that eject venom into a foe's eyes. If not removed promptly, venom can cause temporary or permanent blindness and severe tissue damage to the eye.
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Mellett
Fiskin
Edwin F. Price
Memorial Hospital
Harry E. Budaly
Harvey. Fisher
Carlsbad
N. M
Eudaly
Fisher
Paul Snyder
Fraser
Wee Beethoven
Ezra Greer
Tennessee Street
Boston
Mass
Greer
Fort Leavenworth
Emma June Rhodes
Vermont Street
William C. Phillips
Momm
Lyons Street
Naval Service
Great Lakes
Ill
Public
Harley M. Dark
Mary E. Dark
Ohio Street
Okinawa
Pvt
Foster Newman
Devoe
Wagoner
Coats
Gabardine Meltons
Veale Coats
Santa
Lawrence
K.U
East 11Th St
W. M. McGrew
C. Ruth Quinlan
Timmers
Cesco
THE
Wright Appliance
L. Luke Smith
Phonograph Records
Remington Electric Razors
Wright
L. Loke Smith
Mgr
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