Explorer Scouts Attend Atterbury Base Weekend Feature
An Indianapolis Star feature describes 85 central Indiana Explorer Scouts touring Atterbury Air Force Base weekend activities. They examined flying gear ate Air Force meals slept in bunks and rode large planes readied for parachute jumps guided by Capt Price USAF a KU graduate and Butler University project officer with World War II glider pilot service. The KU event included talks on faith in a transitioning world led by Dr Karl Menninger and Rabbi Harry Richmond amid a light water mishap. The Associated Women Students at KU raised 223.93 dollars from Faculty Follies benefiting the AWS Memorial Scholarship Fund after selling 457 tickets with help from local schools and Haske Institute staff.
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Indianapolis
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Star
Atterbury Air Force Base
Air Force
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Prover J. Price
USAF
K. U
Robert M. Price
Price
Butler University
Associated Women Students
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
K.U
Liberty Memorial High School
Haske Institute
AWS
Oliphant Admits Tipoff to Crudele Case Work Wall
A Washington tax probe links Rep Morrison to tax deficiencies of Washington Beef and Provision Co for 1942 1943 and 1944. The case centers on Samuel and Sidney Kolker and Witt and Co with total alleged deficits around 187000. Grunewald and Oliphant figure in a web of connections as the Ways and Means subcommittee digs into tax fraud and Oliphant testifies about his tenure and departure.
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Rep. Morrison
Washington Beef and Provision Co
Samuel and
Sidney Kolker
Washington
Witt and Co
House
Alto
Oliphant
Henry W
Grunewald
Ways and Means
Gruneswald
Buren
Vas
Abraham
Teitelbaum
Chicago
Filea
Frank Nathan
Pittsburgh
Miami
American Farm Bureau backs existing farm laws at 43rd convention
At Chicago delegates reaffirm support for current price supports and Agriculture Act of 1949. The 43rd convention drew over 7,000 farm leaders who endorsed policies on foreign affairs tax plans civilian military training and defense allocations. Allan B. Kline of Vinton Ta was re elected president for a third two year term.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Yarm
United Nations
Federall
Othen
Allan B. Kline
Vinton
Washe
Reed dies of cerebral hemorrhage in Parsons elder newspaperman
Parsons Kansas December 14 Robert M Reed 69 a newspaperman and son of the late U S Senator Clyde M Reed died in a Parsons hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage Tuesday while visiting his mother Mrs Minnie E Reed He had worked for the Bartlesville Examiner Enterprise and earlier for the Amarillo Globe He was brother to Clyde M Reed Jr publisher of the Parsons Bun and survived by several sisters and a brother Howard Reed with U S Air Force Engineers Okinawa Services have not been completed
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Vernon E. Bun
Washington, D. C
James Smith
Willam T. Hearthur
Minneapolis
New district No 12 formed in Jas County milk coop
About 70 members joined the new District No 12 of the Jas County Pure Milk Producers Association of Greater Kansas City at the Lawrence Community Building. Officers include Director Ambrose Bigsby, President George For Beater, Secretary Wayne Parks, and delegates Allen Kirby C. E. Hart Ted Armstrong. An oyster supper followed the meeting with officers and participants from the Dairy Council in Kansas City also present.
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Jas County
Greater Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas County
Efferson County
Shawnee
Ambrose Bigsby
Ute 3
George For- Beater
Wayne Parka
Allen Kirby
C. E. Hart
Ted
Hospital Admits List From Sunflower Area
Mt Memorial Hospital records admit Mrs Vera Miller of 646% Mo St Sunflower Lest Garland and several others from Sunflower and nearby towns including Mrs Rudma Flower, Mrs Florence Betmes, Mrs Pansy Rost, Alvina Rost ce Anne Cramer, Rose Kalter, Lena Cramer, Nelen Wright, Raul Abel, Beboy, and Cawood amid unclear addresses.
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Vera Miller
Mo. St
Lest
Garland
Rudmanflower
Florence Betmes
Pansy Ae
Alvina Rost
Anne Cramer
ZL Lake St. St
Rose Kalter
Linwood
Lena Cramer
Mra
Nelen Wright
Eudora
Ra Abel
Beboy
Rather
Cawood
Ee Qi E. St
Forefather's Day planned by Sons and Daughters of New England
The executive board met at Plym outh Congregational Church to plan the annual meeting and dinner on Heath Day December 21. John D. Pike will speak on The New England States and Kansas. Nomination committees were named and library purchases announced for city holdings.
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New England
The
Sons and Daughters of New England
Plymouth Congregational Church
the Earth
John D. Pike
New England States
Kansas
Pike
Dale Surervier
Floyd Rankin
Charles Stough
Willis Colman
Edward Bumgardner
PF. D. Dimarteau
John
Cyarieh
F.N. Raymn
Robert McNall
Dimateadre
Mitchell
Edward W
Tax Lien Filed Against Mystery Man in Hearings
Washington December 14 Internal Revenue Bureau filed a lien for 51157 71 against Henry W Grunewald a mystery man tied to tax scandal hearings The lien targets 1950 income taxes allegedly owed by Grunewald and his wife Christine The action aims to guarantee payment while government collection continues Oliphant told House investigators Grunewald had influenced payroll placements for several IRS employees
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Henry W. Grunewald
Grunewald
Christine
Charles Oliphant
House
Henry Grunewald
Internal Revenue
U N General Assembly to Hear Russian Charges Against U S
Paris December 14 The United Nations General Assembly agreed to hear Russian charges that the United States sought to foment rebellion against the Kremlin The vote was recorded with the clerk of Douglas County District Court and reflects a disputed action.
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Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Adap
Kremlin
Assembly
Hia Fe
Dougiea ‘County District
Inflation talk at Lawrence League meeting
The Lawrence League of Women Voters held a noon meeting at the Episcopal Parish House. George Docking, president of the First National Bank of Lawrence, spoke on What We Can Do About Inflation, outlining four consumer actions and defending Savings Bonds, after discussion prompted by questions from the audience.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
Episcopal Parish House
Episcopal Women
James Seaver
Johanna Kollmorgen
Manhattan
Miss Kollmorgen
C. K. Hyder
George Docking
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Dock Ing
Office of Price Stabilization
United States
Sylvia Porter
New York’ Post
U. S. Treasury Savings Bond Office
Docking
Allen Again Socks Rule Curtailing Cage Drills
Kansas University coach Phog Allen lashes at Big Seven for restricting basketball practice to begin November 1. He says the rule breeds hypocrisy and harms players ability to perfect their game. Allen plans to challenge enforcement while abiding in form.
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Allen
Dallas
Kansas University
Phog Allen
Ousdahl Elected President of Northeast Kansas Officials
Elmer Ousdahl, a Douglas County commissioner, was elected president of the Northeast Kansas County Officials Association at a Wednesday meeting in Manhattan. Seventeen counties are represented in the association, with James A. McCain of State College as president emeritus.
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Elmer Ousdahl
Douglas County
Northeast Kansas County Officials Association
Manhattan
Northeast Association
James A. McCain
State College
Manha
Snow, Icy Roads Bugged for Autos
Snow and icy conditions disrupted loading at freight depots and slowed schedules as wintry weather swept the Midwest. Winds 20 to 30 mph, subzero in the north with single digits above in the south, closed schools from Omaha to Chicago and left highways hazardous across Kansas and neighboring states.
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The
Electric Company
Kansan
Richard Garrett
Topeka
Wamego
State Highway Department
Midwest
Aha
Nebru
Omaha
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Town
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakkota
North Dakota
Colorado
Chicago
Cinderella Bride Reconsiders Swiss Honeymoon End
Martha De Vigier returns to Torrance with plans to live her own life after reuniting briefly with Roland De Vigier. The former waitress, age 16, filed for separate maintenance in San Francisco seeking $10,000 monthly support, but her father brought her home after she and De Vigier renewed plans for happiness that failed.
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Torrance
Calif
Martha
Cinderella
de Vigier
Tillionaire
It Shop
Roland de Vigier
Macha
San Francisco
VanderWert Named Acting Chair of KU Chemistry
Dr Calvin A VanderWert was named acting chairman of the University of Kansas chemistry department. Dr Ray Q Brewnster, the current chairman, will be on leave to lecture on the chemistry of dyer at Farouk University in Egypt. VanderWert joined KU ten years ago as an instructor and became a full professor two years ago.
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Calvin A. VanderWert
University of Kansas
Cheneclor Franklin D. Murphy
Ray Q. Brewnster
Dyer
Farouk
Egypt
Enganle Chevron
Army de
Weather Forecast Fragment in Manila and Philippines
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Manila weather and a storm named Ried. The text is jagged but indicates a weather update or forecast theme with references to December and atmospheric conditions. No clear dates or official sources are identifiable.
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Msy
Plubpp
Manila
Philippines
Faith forum at University of Kansas sparks enduring questions
A faith forum sponsored by Bnai B'rith Hillel at the University of Kansas drew a large audience as Rabbi Harry Richmond Amiya Chakravarty and Karl Menninger discussed religion humanism and psychiatry. Richmond urged yearning for God while Chakravarty emphasized universal human concerns through literature. Menninger cited Gandhi on social cohesion. Separately Mrs Roy Anderson collapsed from shock after a bicycle accident and was treated at home after a Saturday crash involving a Southwestern Bell truck.
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University of Kansas
Binai B'rith Hillel Foundation
A. W. Davidson
K.U
Harry Richmond
Temple Emanu-E
Whelefin
Gal
Hfe
Amiya Chakravarty
United Nations
Karl Menninger
Menninger Forndation
Topeka
Gandhi
Roy Anderson
Lake St
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Eighth
Massachusetts Sts
Daugher
Victor Wells
Locust St
Anderson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cold Night Ahead Across Three States
Temperatures in Colorado Wyoming and Montana are forecast to drop to 30 below in some sections as a cold air mass moves in with a heavy snowstorm from Canada.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Canada
Davenport Thomas Berry Dies At 85 In Linwood
Thomas Berry Davenport 85 of Linwood Route 1 died at home. Retired carpenter. Survived by sons Roy Davenport Tu junga California and Harry Davenport Linwood Route 1, a sister Mrs Henry Toyne Linwood, four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 p m Linwood Federated Church Rev Delbert Vaughn. Burial Mount Sydney Cemetery. Friends may call Quinenberry Funeral Home Tonganoxie until service.
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Thomas Berry Davenport
Linwood
Route 1
Roy Davenport
Tujunga
Calif
Harry Davenport
Henry Toyne
Linwood Federated Church
Delbert Vaughn
Mount Sydney Cemetery
Quinenberry Funeral Home
Tonganoxie
Market News Briefs From New York and City Prices
Market reports show wheat and corn prices with mixed movements and notes on demand. Local farm items include alfalfa hay and prairie grass, with signals of market steadiness and a reform influence on hay quality and pricing.
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New York
Ye Cate Dai Hy
Mitre Market Turmoil and Wheat Futures Shuffle
The market reports erratic moves as Mitre quotes rise to 2.00 while futures for wheat show open, high, low, and close shifts. Traders note hedges, margin calls, and volume spikes amid volatile grain and stock activity across Wall Street.
In Memoriam Robert J Finley Remembrance Note
In memory of Robert J Finley who passed away two years ago today. Hearts remember him as a tender husband and father. Sadly missed by his wife and children with enduring love and grief.
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Robert J. Finley
Chilren
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