Local society notes show a busy calendar of club events
Mrs E C Buehler hosted her Wednesday contract club with guests Mrs M J Getto and Mrs Adrian Lindsey. Luncheon plans for the Lawrence Colony event feature New England authors quotes and program lead by Mrs Guy Bigsby. The Sunflower group at Hercules Powder hosted a farewell dinner for Mrs John Griffin before her move to Claymont Delaware. attendees included Mrs Griffin and many friends. Fray of bridge and dessert gatherings fill the week at The Hearth and The Dine a Mite Inn with multiple clubs reporting high scores and future meetings. The Evening Star Home Demonstration Unit slated for Jan 14 at 2 pm with roll call New Year resolutions and Outlook lesson proceedings. Cattonwood 4H Club discussed Spring Festival and basketball. Mercredi Club to meet at Mrs W A Moore’s home with Mrs H E Chandler assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. McFarland
Vt. St
Lawrence Colony
National Society of New England Women
New England
Guy Bigsby
Hercules Powder Company
Sunflower
John Griffin
Griffin
Claymont
Del
Keith Wolfenbarger
Clarence Renne
Jerome Mattox
Carl Steeley
Ruth Robber
Paul Dahlstrom
Velma Jensen
Dick Powell
Edwin Walter
Morgan Stockwell
Richard’ Folks
H. J. Dellagetti
Sanford Dean
Evening Star Home
R. S. Farmer
Ala
Roy Parker
Albert Johnson
Eugene Messinger
Notable K U Alumni and Family News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Willis Colman attend the State Board of Agriculture annual meeting in Topeka this week. Miss Levina Horkmans, visiting her aunt Mrs D M Horkmans, leaves for Greensboro NC to work in a polio hospital after returning from Concordia. Sgt Richard Chaffin departs for Fort Monmouth NJ after holidays in Lawrence. he began service last June after basic at Fort Riley. Alfred Gallup recently completed Purdue University Life Insurance Marketing Institute courses in Lafayette IN. Earl Stancliff 942 Pa St ill after a heart attack in November. Mrs Ada Storer KU junior has been elected publicity director of Quill Club at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Colman
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Levina Horkmans
D. M. Horkmans
Greensboro
N. C
Concordia
Harkmans
University of Kansas
Richard Chaffin
Relavrs
Lawrence
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wainsworth Veterans Hospital
Leavenworth
Ward Taw
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wadsworth
Stancliff
Ada Storer
Fine Arts
Mass. St
Quill Club
Service Members Return to Duty Across Posts
Wardell Foster, home from Korea on Dec 3, leaves with a 30 day furlough for Camp Crowder Missouri to report for duty. Cpl Earl Kreuger, stationed in Germany, heads a civilian personnel office department in Weisbaden and notes marriages between Americans and Germans must be okayed there. Pvt Lyman Jones, son of Zelma Jones, attends Eta Jima Specialist School in Japan, with future Far East Command assignments after training. Jones and Mills married Oct 20, and Mills stays with her parents in Route 3 during her husband’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardell Foster
Korea
Winston Woods
Pa. St
Camp Crowder
Cpl
Earl Kreuger
Larned
University of Kansas
Germany
Camp Lindsey
Weisbaden
Kreuger
J. W. Griffith
W. 12Th St
Lawrence
Lyman Jones
Zelma Jones
E_Uth St
Eta Jima
Japan
Far East Command
Ile
Liberty Memorist
Ihe
Pyt, Jones
Jo Mills
Jones
Joseph Mills
Texan to Testify Against Suspended U S Attorney
Jin Hart a Texas oilman returns to the witness stand to testify against suspended U S Attorney Harvey L. Carey in federal court charged with soliciting a $60,000 bribe from Hart to quash perjury charges. The government introduced wire recordings to support its claim that Carey offered to accept the money as a campaign contribution. Hart, 68, of Dallas and Longview, testified that Carey was willing to drop the pending perjury charges for the bribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport. la
Jin
Lewis Hart
Texas
U.S
Harvey L. Carey
Hart
Carey
Fderal
Dallas
Longview
Tex
Retired General Predicts Korean Armistice of Sorts
Los Angeles dispatch reports retired Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger predicts some form of armistice in Korea. He warns against too rapid reduction of U.S. strength there and credits President Truman’s decision as his greatest hour amid the war. He notes the Korean conflict has unsettled Red limits and reflects on wartime strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robert L. Eichelberger
Korea
Eichelberger
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Movie at McAllaster Shows The Quiet One For Adults
A 67 minute film about child neglect and personality disturbance will screen at 3 50 pm tomorrow at McAllaster School for parents and any district residents. Adults only as no children. Also notes Dr Cecil G Lalekor KU geology professor elected national secretary treasurer of the Society of Economic Palsinilogists and Minecralogists for the third year. West Virginia became a state in 1863 after separating from Virginia during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllaster School
Cecil G. Lalekor
Society of Economic Palsiniologists
West Virginia
Virginia
Baruch and Churchill Visit Quietly in New York
Two longtime friends Winston Churchill and Bernard Baruch meet at Baruch's home in New York. They discuss no major topics beyond light humor and their ongoing friendship. Churchill asks about local residents and plans, Baruch replies none. Churchill jokes about pork and brandy. Baruch notes Churchill avoids bourbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jin
Winston Churchill
Bernard Baruch
Fales
Baruch
Jie
Nevesmian
Weiser Typf
Barach
Ker Churchill
Negro Yet to Be Buried With Military Honors
Pfc. Thomas G. Reed a 19 year old Negro soldier killed in Korea June 3 will be buried with military honors in a Phoenix cemetery. Greenwoood Memorial Park trustees consented after the body lay in a local mortuary since Nov 28 awaiting burial site clearance in the private cemetery owned by Arizona Lodge No. 2. Reed’s father sought burial in the veterans section but needed special letters of request for Negro burials from three veterans organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix. Ariz
Thomas G. Reed
Korea
Phoenix
Board of Trustees
Greenwoot Memorit Park
Reed
Morntuay
Arizona Lodge No. 2
Masons
Government PMA announces rock phosphate payments
George Buleli, County PMA chairman, says rock phosphate is paid under PMA similar to six tons per farm. Farmers receive payments if they spread 7,000 pounds per acre. They may also get payments for two tons of lime per acre on up to one quarter of the farm, up to 100 tons total. Previously limed fields cannot be lime again without an official soil test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Similal
George Buleli
PMA
Cold Water Shower Advancing in Saigon Hotels
Guide to Saigon hotels notes a few properties offer hot water only in select suites. In contrast many rooms provide only lukewarm or cold water, with some hotels featuring a single mixed conduit. The hot water trend remains limited to premier suites labeled de Luxe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saignn
Intie
China
Ho Cnld
Saigon
Cause of West Frankfort mine explosion under review
Springfield and federal investigators reported yesterday on the West Frankfort Illinois coal mine disaster that killed 119 men. One survivor remained in the explosion area as probes considered whether a spark or flame from equipment or a lighter triggered a methane coal gas blast. The state report urged prevention measures while the federal inquiry cited mine conditions at Orient No 2 of Chicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co as responsible. The Bureau of Mines submitted its report to Secretary Chapman in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Federal Investige
West Frankfort
Bee
Orient No. 2
Chicago
Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co
Bureau of Mines
Irish Fanta play by KU student at Green Hall
Local youth Robert Zieseron presents The Irish Fanta at Green Hall Little Theater tonight through Friday at 8. He, a senior in the University of Kansas College, performs his own one act alongside The Marriage of Sobeide. Produced by KU dramatics class members as part of the laboratory theater, tickets in Green Hall basement box office. advance reservations KU 412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Zieseron
Roy G. Ziesenis
Little Theater
Green Hall
University of Kansas
Sobeide
K.ul Dramatics
University Players
K. U. 412
First Traffic Death of 1932 in Barton County
Ray Blankenship Jr, 18, died in Great Bend after injuries from a car crash that overturned Monday, 32 miles south of town. It was Barton county’s first traffic fatality of the year. There were 17 in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Ray Blankenship Jr
Barton County
Congress Rules Out Broad Tax Hikes in 1952
Washington leaders announced no general federal tax increases this year despite Truman requests. Taft and Senate and House leaders said they will oppose tax boosts and push to cut government spending. Tax committees chairmen George and Coughton also rejected new tax increases barring emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Taft
R-O
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
McFarland
D-Ariz
Sen. George
D-Ga
Rep
Coughton
D-Nc
License on Press Invalidated in Corona Case
Riverside Calif January 9 A superior court judge ruled a Corona city license of 32 a year on the Corona Daily Independent unconstitutional The judge said the city abridged the freedom of the press The California Newspaper Publishers Association backed publisher Jack Hammond in opposing the license The report also notes a historical papermaking fact and a university bid for stair Nosings with a 669 bid accepted by Ed Burgé
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
Superior
R.bruce Findlay
Corona
Daily Independent
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Jack Hammond
McCormick Rug Co
Topeka
Marvin Hall
University of Kansas
Ed Burgé
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E. C. Buehler
M. J. Getto
Adrian Lindsey
Earl
A.B. Carter
Pla-Mar
Karl Kreider
Everett Stith
Gamma Phi Beta
George Baxter Smith
Gamma Phi
Edythe Schmidt
Cattonwood 4H
The
India School
Karl Garrett
Mercredi Club
W. .A. Moore
Armed Service
Durr
Phe
N.C
Pre
Dunat Jackson
Aviation Ordnance
Sehani
U. S
Mcallaster
Black Hills
Hoch Auditorium
Leonardo da Vinci
Churchill
Jamit
Ruth
T. T. Connor
Philadelphia
By Robert Ziesenis
Kodaks
Stewart
Leghorn
Italy
Bremen
Hamburg
Plymouth
Belvedere
Tto
Belmont
Ransdell
Motor Service
Buddy Gallagher
Rhodes
Vermont
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