Industrialists Offer to Resign From Commerce Advisory Council
Washington reports 54 business leaders on the commerce department's advisory council offered to resign to test the next secretary of commerce's policy. They believed attendance without pay met the request of Secretary Daniel C. Roper who leaves office Friday. Patterson, deputy secretary, would remain and oversee relations with the council and the monopoly inquiry.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Daniel C. Roper
Harry L Hopkins
WPA
Altho
Hopkins
Business Council
White House
Richard C. Patterson, Jr
Patterson
Radio
NBC
Department
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Business World
Roper
Toys Inspire WREN Radio Jam Session
Ted West and the Range Riders featured a tin horn quintet on WREN during the morning show. Impromptu toy horn players, including two cowboys and a visitor, joined in on Jingle Bells as engineers endured the concert behind earmuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ34
Inspire Wren
Ted West
Verl Bratton
Vernon Fulton
Slim
Jake
Bratton
John Bondeson
Oglethorpe Frisby
West
Carols on Station KFKU Offers French and German Programs
Two Christmas carol programs will air on KFKU Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Jiss Meribah Moore of the KU voice faculty will sing French carols at 2:30 PM replacing the language lesson. Mrs Andre Gronicka, wife of KU German professor, will lead German carols at 2:30 PM Thursday. A gift subscription to the Journal-World is offered at $2.50 or $3 per year with gift card and phone order.
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KFKU
Jiss Meribah Moore
K. U. Voice
Ttie Crumrine
Andre Gronicka
K. U
Journal-World
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions
A reader prompt lists trivia prompts on topics from chemistry to geography and history. Questions include the location of a scorpion sting and the first U S mint, and asks about Henry Armstrong, the Tiber city, and Shiloh.
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Italy
Tiber
Henry Armstrong
United States
National Housing Committee
Shiloh
Alexander’the Great
United States Mint
Manners Make Men Etiquette Handbook Published by The Witan
The Witan has published a modern etiquette handbook for young men titled Manners Make Men. Compiled by University students James Mott Spencer Bayles and Haven Glassmire with support from Harold C. Fisher and Esther Sanders, the volume covers home, dating, public behavior, and includes appendices on historical codes and knighthood ethics. A report will be presented to Lawrence cabinet tonight to plan activities for next year and a monthly social is set for Wiedemann's Wednesday.
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K. U. Witan
The
Witan
Middle-West
Washington
Franklin
Jefferson
Emerson
William of Wykeham
James Mott
Spencer Bayles
Haven Glassmire
Lawrence University
Harold C. Fisher
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Esther Sanders
Mott
College Survey
Lawrence Cabinet
F. A. Russell
E. E. Bayles
Lodge
Wiedemann’s
Medical Quarrel Heads To Court In Unsettling Dispute
Involving a DC medical society and a nationwide physician group the case centers on the American Medical Association A M A and a group health association. The District of Columbia society has about 800 members while the national AMA claims millions in gross income annually. Group Health Association incorporated February 19 1987 as a non profit cooperative for government employees with most members earning under 2000 yearly.
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District of Columbia
Medical Society
United States
A.ma
Group Health Association
Chinese angle in Coster arms deal shocks U S inquiry
Jury this morning heard details of the Coster arms scheme. Brien McMahon and Gregory Noonan led the inquiry as relatives of the Musica family were subpoenaed. Federal investigators seek cash assets and the missing eighteen million dollars amid allegations of illicit drug sales and arms shipments.
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Brien McMahon
U. S
George Dietrich Musica
Louise Musica Guex
Fishkill
N. Y
Henry Morgenthau
John M. Kantor
Montreal
MacKinlay Kantor
Stratford
Conn
Kantor
McKesson and
Robbins
Thomas E. Dewey
Musica Brothers
Dewey
Gregory Noonan
McMahon
Musica
F. Donald Coster
Philip Musica
Fairfield
Brooklyn
George Musica
George Dietrich
Arthur Musica
George Ernard
Robert Musica
Robert ‘Dietrich
Corporation
Bridgeport, Conn
Colorful Lawrence holiday lights brighten Cordley school yard
In South Lawrence the Cordley school and J W Ince yard at 1729 Vermont St are festooned with blue floodlights and lighted trees. Roy Houser, the school custodian, arranged the decorations. Five evergreen trees in the race yard carry red green and blue lights drawing evening drivers to admire the display.
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South Lawrence
Cordley School
J. W. Ince
Vermont Street
Roy Houser
Race Yard
Youth Arrested In Check Kiting After $100+ Spree
A Kansas City youth, held in the city jail, used a new $27 bank account to write checks totaling over $100. Purchases included shoes, clothing, and a typewriter, with several stores cashing the checks before police intervened. The youth’s father said he saw no motive. The council meets at 7 30 tonight.
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Kansas City
City
Ivan Rowe
Fischer Shoe Company
Rowe
Palace Clothing Company
Sol Marks Jewelry Company
Royal College
Lawrence Typewriter Exchange
Lawrence
Ratner Pushes Kansas Oil Growth at Parsons Conference
Governor elect Payne Ratner urged Kansas oil leaders to pool ideas to boost consumption of Kansas crude and to appoint a forward looking advisory committee with the Kansas Corporation Commission. He cited production exceeding 3.5 million barrels daily and noted industry concerns over market share and proration.
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Parsons
Kan
Payne Ratner
Kansas
Ratner
Kansas Corporation Commission
Corporation) Commission
Ratner outlines Kansas industrial development program
Ratner and other speakers at an industrial conference urged Kansas to pursue a long term development plan. Ratner said citizens support industrial growth and stressed government can assist without carrying the load. University of Kansas Chancellor Lindley warned against brain drain, while Kansas State College’s Lis Farrell noted stiff competition from other states. Sam Wilson of the state chamber urged a sustained program costing up to half a million annually as a worthwhile investment.
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Kansas
Ratner
Industrial Conference
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Lis D. Farrell
Kansas State College
Sam Wilson
State Chamber of Commerce
Islands to be Named National Monuments in California
Two offshore California isles Santa Barbara and nearby extras were moved from the U S Lighthouse Bureau to the Interior Department to be set aside as national monuments Their geology and rich fossil beds make them of special interest to scholars and conservationists
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Anacapa
Santa Barbara Islands
California
Bureau of Lighthouses
Department of the Interior
Pit ponies keep mines moving under British ground
About 33,000 ponies are employed underground in Great Britain. I. R. Williams, secretary of the South Wales Coal Owners Association, says the pit pony is the most adaptable and flexible unit of power for haulage in mines.
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Great Britain
London
R. Williams
The
South Wales Coal Owners’ Association
Enderaraysel
United
Kingom
Divorce Granted to Twila Belle Nail and George Nail
Judge Hugh Means grants a divorce between Twila Belle Nail and George Henry Nail. A separate note mentions a Rhode Island hen laid an egg nine inches in circumference and ten inches long at Lays Whopper Royal Nebraska.
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Hugh Means
Twila Belle Nail
George Henry Nail
Whopper Royal
B. B. Bonestell
Rhode Island
Police Train Tear Gas Unit In City Demonstration Crackdown
City police form a special tear gas section to handle mobs and demonstrations. Trainees work under the supervision of Commandant Sir Thomas Russell Pasha as concerns rise over injuries from crowd control methods.
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Bet
Thomas Russel Pasha
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UTE
A. F
A. M
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Acacia Lodge No. 9
Harold M. Houk
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Masonic Temple
OAL
Penn
U. S. Lighthouse Bureau
Tavish
Douglag
Amoun Association
Ecruce Grr
Ers
Greas
Lane
Samson
Luce
Miller Furniture Co
Cairo
Jayhawk
Orley M. Smith Coal Co
Krum Keoal Kompany
Harry Turner Coal Co
University Coal Co
John’s Coal Co
Logan-Moore Co
Harry Turner
N. H. St
C. W. Schubert
Prince of Peace
Schubert
Schubert ‘Funeral Home
Toranake
Keeler
Stors
Keeler’s Book Store
W. R. Palmer
Mass
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