Attorneys General urge steps to end organized gambling
In Miami Beach on December 12 43 state attorneys general urged local enforcement and public education to curb gang crime. They backed federal bans on interstate gambling device shipments and horse racing information. Officials stressed enforcement and warned against legalization as a gateway to broader gambling. Judge Parker urged continued leadership by the United States and free nations regarding Korea.
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Miami
Beach
Fla
National Association of Attorneys General
Harold R. Fatzer
Kansas
Pblic
Fatzer
Theodore D. Parsons
New Jersey
Ivan A. Elliott
Milnais
Drew O’keefe
U.S
Arnold Olsen
Montana
John J. Parker
Charlotte
N.C
America
Korea
Parker
U.S. Court of Appeals
Plans for universal military service debated by educators
An article outlines debates over universal military service with advocates like Conant proposing 18 year olds enter service for 27 months, deferrals for college questioned, and the Association of American Universities backing a draft plan. It notes differing views from scholars and Hershey on college participation and alternate defense roles.
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Um Tore
America
Conant
Army
Navy
Air Force
Association of American University
Association of Educators
A.A.U
Defense Department
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
College draft deferments discussed by council
The council proposes lowering standards for the intelli m games and suggests that college men deferment would require service after graduation. It lists 976 colleges and universities and 136 national organizations among its membership. If the draft law expands, changes may include additional military service requirements for those reaching 18.
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Seatiaent
Merrexhees
Chrysler In Step With GM Ford On 1951 Price Outlook
Chrysler Corp aims to match price increases set by General Motors and Ford as it plans higher tar on its 1951 models. The company cut 20 million dollars in annual benefits for 125,000 CIQ and non union workers while reworking wages under a five year contract with the United Auto Workers. GM and Ford had raised prices about five to six point seven percent and resisted government calls to rescind increases. Chrysler will unveil new four line models next month amid industry-wide price shifts.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
G.M
G.M. Sais
Economic Stabilization Agency
C.I.C. United Auto Workers
Haircut Prices Rise in Chicago as Dec 18 Increases Take Effect
Upsweep in Hairdo Chicago December 121 UP Haircuts will cost more in Chicago beginning December 18 The Master Barbers association announced yesterday the price of haircuts will go up 10 cents to 1.35 on weekdays and 15 cents to 1.50 for Saturdays and the days before holidays Read the Classified Want Ads
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Chicago
Master Barbers Association
Mu Phi Recital Showcases Katharine Mulky Composer
University of Kansas professor Katharine Mulky headlines the Mu Phi Epsilon recital in Frand Strong Auditorium at 8 p.m. She will perform three works including Fugue for Bassoon and Clarinet Psalm 123 and Psalm 69 with a student ensemble and harp accompaniment.
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Katharine Mulky
University of Kansas
Mu’ Phi Epsilon
Frand Strong
K. U
Mulky
Darius Milhaud
Mi Bernard Wage School of
New York
Juilliard
Mu Phi Epsilon
Molky
Phyllis Glass
Little Rock
Ark
Martha Zeigler
Topeka
Joy Rohrer
Abilene
Marilyn Lind
Clay Center
Verla Steffey
Orankie
Betty Brown
Meade
Patty Owen
Emperis
Barbara Glover
Caldwell
Margaret Ling
Gamma Chapter
University of Michigan
Brase
Jeannne Francesa
Doug
Marien Lind
van Houten
Tromtione
Sonata and concert listings mingle with archival names
A fragmentary program note lists pieces and performers including The Black Swan, Summer Afternoon, Sonatine pour deux violons, Fugue Fer Hassoon, and Pantin 6 with soprano Rae Thomas and pianist Mary Sommerville among others.
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Tare
Black Swan
Gian-Cataly
Amy Worth
Betty
Rae Thomas
Mearn
Mary Sommerville
Well Baby Conference at Washington Creek Church
The Well Baby conference will be held at Washington Creek church on Monday December 18. Registration runs 9 30 to 10 30 a m for examination and immunization of infants and pre school children. Sponsored by Central Enterprice and Lone Star home demonstration units with hostesses Mrs Raymond Oehrle Overbrook and Mrs Hibbard Taul Baldwin.
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Washington Creek
Central, Enterprice and
Lone Star Home Demonstration Unitk
Raymond Oehrle
Overbrook
Hibbard Taul
Baldwin
Central Home
Defense chief urges broader employment for disabled
Secretary of Defense Marshall called for wider industrial employment of the nation's physically handicapped as essential to the national defense effort, stating the move would strengthen defense readiness and economic resilience.
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Washington
Defense
Marshall
Physically Handicapped Seen as Asset in Economy and Defense
Marshall stated for the President's committee on employment of the physically handicapped that disabled individuals can strengthen national economy and military strength. He described their capabilities as strong weapons in democracy and essential tools to exploit fully.
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Marshall
Doans Pills Promote Easy Housework Despite Backache
As people age stress and exertion slow kidney function causing backache energy loss headaches and dizziness. Doan’s Pills offer mild diuretic relief and have helped millions for over 50 years by flushing waste from kidney tubes and filters.
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Dean
Doan
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