Senate backs Allen for Federal Finance post in surprise vote
Washington February 5 the senate banking committee approved George E Allen president advisory nominee for a two year term as director of the Federal Finance Corp He will give up a 28000 a year post to take the 10000 government role Also he plans to retain directorships in 25 firms boosting his income to about 50000 a year He pledges no intercession for associates and faces later concerns over other nominations including Commodore James K Vardaman Jr to the Federal Reserve board and Edu Pauley for a Treasury post.
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Soldiers and families reunite as overseas service ends
Satuglan Reed arrives in San Francisco after 19 months with the 81st Infantry Division and 316 F A Battalion in Hawaii Angaur Peleliu New Caledonia Leyte and Northern Philippines. Raymond F. Hicks returns from the European theater after 19 months service with the Seventh Army signal company. David L Shirk stationed with K U and Augusta High ties back to family in Lawrence. Harry Lyons Jr and others await reunions as ships and Navy units report progress in Japan and elsewhere.
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January Precipitation Patterns Across Kansas
Eastern Kansas saw ample moisture in January while the western third stayed dry with dust storms. Wheat in the west remained precarious as the four month period closed as the driest on record. Snowfall was light and quick to melt, leaving fields bare most of the time in the west. Some streams in the east experienced slight overflows.
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Service members return home and depart wartime duties
Pfc Muldrow will rejoin his studies at Kansas University after serving two years in Europe, and plans to settle at the Muldrow home during school. Bryce Hinkson leaves for San Diego to rejoin the U S S Siboney after five months overseas in the Pacific. Cpl Joe Jaimes Jr discharged at Mare Island plans to return to school. Harold Herren discharged at Shoemaker California returns to Lawrence to resume carpentry after Navy service. L. Russell, FAG, at Deshon General Hospital, Butler Pennsylvania, awarded the Good Conduct Medal. former KU student. Classifieds promote buying selling and trading.
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University of Kansas
OPA Ends Ceiling on 1946 Christmas Cards
Washington February 8 1946 OPA announces removal of ceiling prices on Christmas cards nationwide Noel Noel noel the wartime price control is lifted for most holiday cards issued by the Office of Price Administration as Christmas season approaches
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Price controls focus on greetings this Yuletide says OPA
The OPA announced that only "personsified" greetings will face price controls this Christmas season, with broader suspensions on February 13 including a list of intriguing items such as baddeleyite corium callium germanium gold bullion gold leaf illinium lanthanum masurium neodymium prosecution rhenium samarium selenium tantalus titanium zircon and other non ferrous metals.
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Civil Service Commission Announces Regular Examinations
The President directs the Civil Service Commission to soon announce examinations for regular appointments. All war service examinations are cancelled. Temporary appointments remain, with veterans and former federal employees given preference. War service appointees who pass regular exams will receive regular appointments when their names reach the civil service list.
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Civil Service Commission
Enrollment Up at Fort Hays Kansas State College
The semester enrollment at Fort Hays Kansas State College has reached 444, up 43 percent from fall and a record for a single semester. President L. D. Wooster reports about 150 students are war veterans.
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