Military Family Notes From War Era Roundup
In The Armed Forces Mr and Mrs Claude Williams have a letter from grandson Sgt Merle L Maichel in Korea with the 8th Infantry Regiment noting a ten day furlough to spend in Japan Delbert E Haid son of Mr and Mrs John W Haid Perry Route 4 is in Navy recruit training at San Diego Before entering service Dec 10 he worked at Firestone Tire Co in Kansas City Pfc Keith Ellis of Perry is in advanced radio code training at Eta Jima Specialist School in Japan Keith Kolars son of Mr and Mrs Jor G Kolars 745 Lyons St ill will complete Air Force aviation training at Sampson Air Force Base Geneva N Y about March Seaman Recruit we recruit train John Tryattl
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Claude Williams
Sgt
Merle L. Maichel
Korea
Mth Infantry Regiment
Japan
Delbert E. Haid
John W. Haid
Perry
Route 4
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Firestone Tire Co
Kansas City
Pfc
Keith Ellis
Eta
Keith Kolars
Jor G. Kolars
Lyons St
Ill
Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
Lucky Miss New Haven Student Survives Hiroshima Train Miss
Miss Fum iye Miho a Honolulu born Japanese student in Japan during World War II escaped death when she missed a daily 25 mile train commute to Hiroshima on August 6 1945 the day the atomic bomb fell.
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New Haven
Conn
Fumiye Miho
Japan
Yale Divinity School
Hiroshima
First witness for U S in trial tests Communist ties
Los Angeles February 8 1949 the first witness for the government in the conspiracy trial of 15 California Communists testified about his 1935 to 1945 party work and named defendants including William Schneiderman and Frank Spector. He described training at a party school and reading party publications while acknowledging his role as a waterfront organizer.
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Los Angeles
California
David Saunders
Mariner
San Francisco
William Schneiderman
Saunders
Communist Party
Walter S. Binns
Schneiderhan
Russia
Finland
Jor
Schneiderman
Stalin
William C. Mathis
Haight Street
Olein O'Connor Yates
Frank Spector
Albert Jason Lima
Loretta Starvus Stack
Ernest Otto Fox
al Richmond
Ben Dobbs
Frank Carlson
Dorothy R. Healey
Carl Rude Lambert
Spinach Found to Have Too Much Filler
Topeka report states the federal government filed a 16000 damage suit against Kuhn Canneries of Bonner Springs Kansas in federal court. The claim cites canned spinach shipped to the armed forces from 1948 to January 1 1950 totaling 73108 dollars and alleges cans contained sand cinders leaves corn stalks grass and insect damaged material.
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Topeka
Bonner Springs
Kan
Kuhn Canneries
Birds Put Off Starlings With Clapper Noise
Edward E. Merkel fights starling infestation at the Federal Reserve Bank site using sand blasting, lights, rags and fake owls. A two hinged board clapper triggered a guard after a report of gun fire as the starlings react remains unknown. Bonnies Suspend Football
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Cleveland
Edward E. Merkel
Federal Reserve Bank
Siepi Recital Delights Audiences At Hoch Auditorium
Cesare Siepi delivered a superb concert with a rich bass voice and refined technique. He opened with Italian classics, followed by moving German lieder, and a dramatic Verdi aria. The French and Russian selections showed warmth and flair, closing with the lively La Calunnia encore.
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Cesare Siepi
Debonair
Hoch
Siepi
Altho
Durante
Murante
Calgara
Scarlatti
Schumann
Sennmann
Strauss
Verdi
Caesar
Corsa
Metropolitan Opera
Marie Wilkins
J. Debussy
Althe
Ravel
Edwards
Tchaikovsky
Hageman
Signor Siepi
Rossini
Italian aria and Neapolitan tarantella featured in recital
The reviewer recalls a Rossini aria from L Italiana in Algeri sung in Neapolitan Tarantella style. Lea Taubman is praised as a sharp accompanist who highlighted postludes with clarity.
Ottawa pastor to speak at First Baptist Sunday night
The Rev. Hugh B. Chittenden pastor of the First Baptist Church of Ottawa will speak at the 7:30 p.m. service this Sunday. A Colgate Rochester Theological Seminary graduate, he is noted for addressing youth groups. Roy Carpenter leads the opening song service.
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Hugh Chittenden
Ottawa
Hugh B. Chittenden
First Baptist Church
Sprakler
Mr. Chittenden
Colgate-Rochester Theological Seminary
Roy Carpenter
Marriage License Issued for Powell Dunaker Pair
Probate Court issued a marriage license for Joseph R. Powell 24 of Kansas City Missouri and Patricia Ann Dunaker of Lawrence. The record notes the couple’s names and residence as part of the license issuance.
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Joseph R. Powell
Kansas City
Patricia Ann Dunaker
Lawrence
Packed Douglas County Court Docket For February Term
Judge Hugh Means announced a heavy Wednesday docket for February 13 in Douglas County District Court. Nine actions appear on the calendar: State vs Kasper, Hopes vs King, Krestinger vs Selzer, Gerber v Hildebrand, Lasine vs Hutson, Underwood vs Pendleton, State vs Collins, State vs Kelley and Kelley, State vs Ireland. The Douglas County Bar Association will meet with Judge Means tomorrow morning to decide on the remainder of the February term’s case calendar.
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Douglas County District Court
Hugh Means
State
Kasper
Hopes
King
Krestinger
Selzer
Gerber
Hildebrand
Lasine
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A. ’. Phillips
Oradio
Salundicy
Plainsman Blue
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Fred Bond
The
Exalter Guide
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Germany
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John Alton
Kodak
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Adams
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