Talbot lectures at KU on world affairs and Eta erupts
Phillipa Talbot, president of the Institute for Current World Affairs, lectures at the University of Kansas on foreign affairs and seeks a corps of trained Americans to assist universities. The Institute subsidizes promising men for field work abroad, tailoring programs to individual needs over years. Separately, Mount Etna in Sicily erupts violently for the 40th day, threatening villages Milo and Fornazzo as lava flows threaten transportation routes inland.
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Cold wave and snow sweep the plains and Great Lakes
A cold wave moved through the north central states with a mix of snow and freezing rain. Snow covered portions of the Great Lakes region, upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, and northern Rockies while rain fell along a narrow band from the Appalachians to New York and New England. Temperatures dipped below freezing in many areas, with milder weather in the eastern half of the country.
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Wallace warns Communism may crack but won’t collapse
Henry A. Wallace told a Brooklyn Jewish Center forum that world domination of communism is cracking yet unlikely to collapse without a shove from enlightened capitalism. He said the movement will become untenable when rank and file communists and common men see how they are exploited by a privileged class in Russia. He noted splits with the Progressive party and backed the United Nations while criticizing Western leadership and China Russia dynamics.
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Russia
World in Crisis lecture series set for three Kansas cities
A seven lecture condensate of the World in Crisis course from the University of Kansas will be shown in Wichita Colby and Dodge City. Chancellor Malott will open the series in Wichita with seven Monday evenings starting January 15. Sponsors include the Wichita Chapter the Wichita Extension Center the Twentieth Century clubs and the Colby High School auditorium on January 1. The Dodge City program begins January 18 in the senior high school auditorium. Lecturers include Ambrose and Oswald B. and others on topics such as American Policy East Asia in Turmoil and Communist China.
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Kansas Officer Pins Medal On Own Son a Captain
Kansas officer Col. John G. Hill, Jr., receives the Bronze Star from his father Col. John G. Hill, in a ceremony praised by Maj. Gen. MacArthur for Hill’s intelligence work near Taegu on September 12. Also noted, J. Thomas Via of Toledo, Ohio, is named director of Wichita planning office at $5,800 a year.
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Wheat Loans Open Through January 31 at $2.10 Bushel
The Production and Marketing Administration committee announces government loans on stored wheat, sorghum, and soybeans at $2.10 per bushel with a loan maturity date of April 30. Loans are available for warehouses and farms, with details from the county P M A office.
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Shaw county grand jury hears no new evidence
More than 100 singers who signed a Shawnee county grand jury petition failed to produce evidence of unprosecuted crimes. County attorney Warren W. Shaw said responses to 827 letters did not reveal information for the jury. One reply came from Eunice Hyre, former insurance commissioner, who said she would place information before the grand jury if necessary. The grand jury is to convene next week.
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Shawnee County
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Eunice Hyre
Stanton Taylor Joins Senate Staff as Assistant
Washington January 4. Stanley Taylor, who recently resigned as Kansas highway commission attorney, arrived yesterday to become an assistant to Senator Schoeppel R Kan. The move aligns with ongoing shifts in the Kansas delegation.
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