Army studies arctic warfare gear in cold war
Washington reports reveal military planners fear major clashes with Russia in Arctic regions. House subcommittee discloses the army seeks 8.3 million for research and development to enable soldiers to live and fight in severe cold, studying Western Siberia conditions and Arctic clothing, gear, and sustenance. Other studies cover Alaska, Japan, Africa, and the Near and Middle East.
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Washington
Russia
Arctic
Tis
House
Army
Army Quartermaster Department
Siberia
Near East
Africa
Middle East
Alaska
Japan
Fabled Tale of Showy Evening Events Near Stony Seat
The report describes a covered television presentation at noon and a sequence of social happenings around a residence near Tet Seat Weidnead Air. Mrs tebert Atowite and her baby shared Tuesday evening supper while local figures gathered in midweek.
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Tebert Atowite
Baby
Shelbyville Driver Confesses To Poisoning Wife
Clarence E. White, 38, a truck driver from Shelbyville Indiana, told police he mixed a death drink using two bottles of rat poison and watched his wife Lolita die. He described the three and a half hour process and signed the statement after arrest for first degree murder. Medical center tests showed Lolita’s organs saturated with arsenic.
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Shelbyville
Ind
CPI
Clarence E. White
White
Maurice Moberly
Shelby County
Fred Gravely
Lolita
C. J. Price
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
GrandI Back to Italy on Business Trip
Former Italian foreign minister and ambassador to London under Mussolini Dino Grandi was reported in Rome by L Unita to be on a business trip. He had returned from South America for an Italian firm with Latin American subsidiaries after being cleared in absentia in 1947 of fascist crimes. Grandi was sentenced to death by a fascist court in 1944 for involvement in Mussolini's fall and fled after Il Duce's downfall. A Buenos Aires paper said he was living in Argentina under an assumed name.
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Rome
Dino Grandi
Italy
London
Mussolini
L'Unita
Grandi
South America
Verona
Il Duce
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Complex Rules Regulate Exemption Claims on 1949 Tax
Washington February 15 complex rules govern exemptions for 1949 income tax returns. Each claimant may deduct 600 for self and additional 600 for blindness or age, with extra 600 for a spouse if she had no income or files jointly, plus 600 for each dependent. Dependents rules are strict. a person with under 600 income may not be claimed by someone else unless they are a qualifying relative with over half support and under 500 income. The article explains scenarios including joint returns and parental claims, and notes quirks like dependents dying in 1949. Community notices and social updates follow.
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Washington
KU program tonight features Billie George pianist in Strong Hall
The School of Fine Arts at KU presents pianist Billie George from Jan Chiapasso’s studio tonight at 8 in Strong Auditorium. The program includes works by Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Debussy, Prokofieff, and more, with a concerto and multiple sonatas and concert pieces.
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School of Fine Arts
K. U
Billie George
Jan Chiapasso
Green Jewelry manager to speak at KU Alpha Rho Gamma
Paul Lohmeyer, Kansas City Green Jewelry retail division manager, will address Alpha Rho Gamma at KU. The silversmithing fraternity recently formed at the university invites members and guests to the Memorial Union ballroom Thursday at eight o'clock.
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Paul Lohmeyer
Green Jewelry Company of
Kansas City
Spea
Alpha Rho Gamma
Memorial Union
K. U
Community visits and extended family gatherings report
Sunday and weekend visits across Clinton and Lawrence towns include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emapachroeiee and family at the Charles Nemic home, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kampschroe der and family, and others in various households. Nearby events mention Spencer, Spurlock, Kraft, and Connore families sharing time with relatives and friends.
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Robert Emapachroeiee
Amily
Clinton
Charles Nemic
Herbert Kampschroeder
Lawrence
Richard Kennedy
Dick Walter Jones
Frank Spencer
Dorothy
Calvin
Harley Spencer
Viola Spurlock
Topeka
J. B. Kraft
Tom Connore
Willis Horton
Felix, Tucker
Harold
Jake Bidinger
Rundle anniversary dinner honors birthday and wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Loriie Rundle hosted a dinner last Saturday to honor their wedding anniversary and Mr. Rundle's birthday. Guests included Dan Forbes of Topeka, Randle Tutcher, Donald Tutcher and Danny, Charles Brooks, Mabel Rumble, Elinor Rukes and David and Marion Fishburn of Hutchinson. Additional attendees joined a March of Dimes program in Michigan Valley last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norman and
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Loriie Rundle
Mr. Rundle
Dan Forbes
Topeka
Randle Tutcher
Donald Tutcher
Danny
Charles Brooks
Mabel Rumble
Elinor Rukes
David
Marion Fishburn
Hutchinson
Stilton Graves
Myrtle Schroeder
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