Appointment of Frank Virr Named 83 Second Division Engineer
Topeka announces Frank Virr of Topeka as 83 second division engineer for the state highway commission with Salina HQ. He graduated from the University of Kansas in 1928 with a civil engineering degree, became a U.S. citizen in 1931, and was born in England. Virr joined the highway commission in 1921.
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Topeka
Frank Virr
State Highway Commission
Salina
Roy W. Cox
University of Kansas
England
Virr
Highway Commission
Demos Oppose Peace Conference as War Fears Rise
Washington February 27 The administration rebuffs calls for a peace conference with the Soviet Union arguing diplomacy would mislead the public about world problems. Senate and House leaders push for a $50 million program to back foreign aid and atomic energy control, while officials doubt a conference can curb arms races.
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Washington
Truman Himeef
United States
Tha Vier
Senate
Atomie Enery
Dirhain Ssc
Almiter
Soviet Union
Durham
McMahon
D-Coun
United
Russia
Lalels
State Department
Truman
Aterm
Former embassy official urges Moscow peace conference
Brigadier General Russell E Randall a retired air force officer and former Moscow attache says chances for understanding with the Russians are improving and urges the United States to initiate a peace conference in Moscow with Beran and other nations He notes the H-bomb is a recognized force and warns of the dangers of communism as an armed imperialist threat to global stability.
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Moscow
Russell E. Randall
Air Force
Randall
United States
Beran
Russia
Truman
George Washington
Alexandria
America
Washington
Yasuke
Fees
U. S. Readied to Loan Tito in Yugoslavia Aid
Washington reports the United States is near approving a small emergency loan to Yugoslavia to avert economic strangulation from a Russian-led trade boycott. The aid, possibly 10 million to 15 million dollars, would fund purchases of U S cotton petroleum and other essential materials.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Russia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
U. S
Con
Tito blasts West over aid promises to Yugoslavia
Fragmented OCR text shows Tito slamming Western democracies over economic aid while asserting Yugoslavia will stay true to communist principles. Mentions of various officials, obscure events, and disjointed phrases across Ottawa and Oninawa are present, lacking coherent details and dates.
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State Department
Tito
Moscow
Titochal
Yugoslavia
Second Lieutenant Paul Hyatt Commissioned in Infantry
Lawrence man Paul L Hyatt son of Mrs Gladys Hyatt of 1101 Massachusetts street has been commissioned as a Second Lieutenant of Infantry after graduating from Army Officers Candidate School Fort Riley He will attend the Infantry School basic course at Fort Benning Georgia and joins the Organized Reserve Corps Spinach contains vitamin A.
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Paul L. Hyatt
Gladys Hyatt
Massachusetts Street
Army
Fort Riley
Hyatt
Organized Reserve Corps
Infantry
Infantry School
Fu Benning
Towed Garry Davis and Miss Peters Plans in Paris Meeting
Garry Davis and Miss Peters discuss Davis world government plan and Peters medical missionary move. Peters denies citizenship withdrawal and plans to meet in Faith while Davis lives in Paris awaiting their next steps.
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L—Andrew
Hallywood
Beth
Dunce
Sap
Fir Maitienon Ty Vis
Emneil Eamipsisen
Garry
Davis
Loing
Paris
Miss Peters
Tickets On Sale For Ten Little Indians Play
Tickets for Agatha Christie mystery Ten Little Indians go on sale this week at Fraser theater. The University box office opens nine to noon and one to four each weekday for tickets, with rehearsals directed by Herb Harvey this week.
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Fraser Theater
Herb Harvey
Agatha Christie
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DATEX
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Famone Therion & Mince Clinic
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