Frack comments on payroll increases in state budget
In Topeka, Governor Frack says payroll raises are not out of time in the state budget. He notes the total payroll and a proposed 11 166 166-51 budget as part of a discussion on state employees and teacher enrollments. In Bew England, a separate report recalls a truck crash at a former cottage with Ernest Balls, age 73, remarking on the monotony of the incident.
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Topeka
Frack
Tim
Wiltsid
Cavaness
Fighe
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Beccles
England
Ernest Balls
Forner Cottage
No Name club marks 73rd birthday at Castle Tea Room
The No Name club celebrated its seventy third birthday with a luncheon at the Castle Tea Room hosted by Mrs N ore Mre C B French and Myre, with Mrs Harold Steeper presiding. Members heard a history talk, sang club songs, and were joined by guest Mrs J W Roberts of Oskaloosa.
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George Hoefer
O'Meara
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L.A Sinmett
Bertis
CJ French
H.W. Hattrele Wilder
LL J Mearg
Mrs Dwight H Elder Arrives For Mother's Funeral
Mrs Dwight H Elder arrives from Denver to attend the funeral of her mother Mrs Jacob Badaky. Robert Guntert is convalescing satisfactorily after an operation Monday at Watkins Memorial hospital. Frieda Middendorf of Lawrence, a University of Kansas alumna, to work on herve demonstration in Ford County Farm Bureau office, then H D A work in a Kansas county. Max Wilhelmi and wife depart for a Florida business trip. Lester H DeForest of 2145 Massachusetts Street admitted to Kereta hospital last night with pneumonia, said to be improving.
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Denver
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Robert Guntert
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Frieda Middendorf
Lawrence
Unive
Kansan
Ford County Farm Bureau
Ie City
Herve
Kansas County
Max Wilhelmi
Florida
Lester H. DeForest
Massachusetts Street
Kereta
Sionicret Hospital
Bull's Health Improved Former Secretary at State Leaves Hospital Occasionally
Washington report says former secretary of state Cor Sar Hull, 77, is improving and occasionally leaving his naval hospital quarters after more than two years as a patient. He has made short visits to Mrs Hull at his Wardman Park apartment following a stroke that led to his resignation for ill health.
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P—Corsar Hull
Mead
Naval Hospital
Hull
Wardman Park
Evacuation and repairs at KU Templin hall dormitory
Fifty University of Kansas women resumed meals at Templin hall as a February fire forced evacuation. Damages to the building and furnishings were about $8,000 insured, with clothing losses around $1,200. 37 residents were affected. 15 to 18 may return by week’s end or early next week as roof work continues. Some residents are housed in Carruth Miller and Watkins halls and eating at Memorial Union.
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Templin Hall
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Lawton
Templin
Carruth Hall
Carruth
Miller and Watkins
Sed SGilaon of a large number of work
The chief executive announced a significant turnover last year amid improving worker conditions. He noted salaries lag behind comparable roles elsewhere, with 46 percent under the average for similar work in the state, despite measures to raise pay.
Yoshida Takes Post as Japan’s New Premier
Emperor Hirohito formally installs Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida and his cabinet in Tokyo. The Democratic Liberal party holds power amid strong American demands for economic rehabilitation. Yoshida vows to curb Communists as he faces pressures to repudiate postwar campaign promises.
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Hirohito
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Democratic Liberal Party
Student Claims To Be Hamburger Eating Champ
Charles Posner a 24 year old USC student proclaims himself the world intercollegiate hamburger eating champion. He recalls a late cafe contest where he ate 13 burgers at Fat a Dozen Cafe under manager Ralph Emerson's tally. Posner, stepson of Psu Schell the Danish consul in Chicago, says he will challenge all comers.
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Los Angeles
Charles Posner
University of Southern California
Posner
Ralph Emerson
Psu
Schell
Chicago
Fire losses rise again in 1948 across Kansas
Topeka reports 1948 fire damage totaled 5,082,410 dollars across Kansas, with 7 fires causing the rise over 1947. State Fire Marshal Clyde Latchem notes the year marks a continuation of a three year upward trend, amounting to around one and a quarter million dollars more than 1947.
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Topeka
Kansas
Clyde Latehem
Latchem
Executions Reported in Greece for Treason
Athens reports seven more executions for treason at Lantia, including two women, following a military tribunal at Larissa that convicted them of aiding communist guerrilla bands. Earlier, nine more were executed in Athens today for similar charges.
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Athens
Pergone
Larissa
Lantia
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