Social notes from Castle Tea Room and club events
Society items describe a dinner bridge at Castle Tea Room hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allen with high scores by Mrs. J. D. Blocker and Justin Hill. Upcoming events include a five-table dinner bridge honoring Roger Ewing who will join an accounting firm in Kansas City. Other notes cover club meetings, pledges, memorial service, and a Tokyo health report on MacArthur era health gains.
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Milton Allen
Castle Tea Room
J. D. Blocker
Justin Hill
A. B. Ewing
Roger Ewing
School of Business
University of Kansas
Peet, Murwich and Mitchell
Kansas City
Eudora W. S. C. S
Mary G. Allen
John Moody
C. E. Westerhouse
Moody
Leslie Kindred
Fred Walker
Pete Edelbrock
George Boicourt
W. Cram
Wichita
John Kazmaier
Henry Thoren
C. W. Dies
Nell Catlin
Frank Page
J. D. Adams
Joe Strobel
J. K. Wilson
W. L. Norris
Community Club
Circle Two
Shortage of coal in 36 cities prompts White House debate
Washington reports a Chamber of Commerce assessment finding a coal shortage in 36 towns amid debate over Truman's stance on coal production and the use of Taft Hartley powers. The survey notes under seven days of dealer stock in many areas and warns shortages could worsen with winter.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce Today
Truman
Chamber
John L. Lewis
United Mine Worker
Handl
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
American Rettai] Coal Association
Moody
Mr. Truman
Second Corps
Interior Department
Interior Chapman
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Isbor
Democratic drive for fair employment bill stirs Capitol
January 13 report notes administration pressure on Congress to pass a fair employment practices measure to ban discrimination and enforce rules, with Sabath calling hearings at 10 am EST. The piece mocks party pep rally mechanisms and names several prominent figures, hinting at a broader push for regular voting and party discipline.
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Nagten
Truman
Sabath
D.-Nl
Houses
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Parkley
Democratic National Committee
Rayburn
Carleton
Clark Gable
New York
Mayer Will Opwrer
Anserick Tracy
The
Treasury
Snyder
Television Set for Union Lounge on KU Campus
A television aerial was installed yesterday on the Union Building at the KU campus following authorization by the Memorial Union operating committee. Chairman Ogden J. Jones stated the installation aims to help the television committee select the proper lounge set, with a fairly large set expected to be purchased.
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Union
K. U
Memorial Union
Ogden J Jones
Mersin
Turkey
Merzina
Top Producer Dies in Hollywood Heart Attack at 63
John AM Stahl, a veteran Hollywood director and producer, died of a heart attack after pneumonia and illness. He began directing in 1914, reshaped early talkies, and produced landmark films including Only Yesterday and A Beautiful Obsession. His work spanned First National and MGM years.
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Hollywood
John AM. Stahl
Hallywood
Hallyw P
H Ted
Metlon
Gene Tierney
Key the Kingdom
Gregory Feel
National Geographic Society
Belgian Congo
B. Mayer
First _National
Favern Tavern Owner Faces New Trial Bid in Johnson Co
Proprivior Eva Wilson of the Favern tavern six miles north of Olathe was convicted of liquor violations after a two day trial in Johnson County District Court. She must file a motion for a new trial by Monday in Olathe. Chief state witness Graceies testified to tavern activities and to a bribe offer.
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Eva Wilson
Olathe
Highway 1
Johnson County
Kansas
Graceies
Wilson
Truman vows to push Fair Deal with Solid South in mind
President Truman declares he will keep fighting for the Democratic Platform as long as five, outlining support for civil rights goals despite losses in the Solid South. He praises Rep Sabath on FEPC action and pledges a party that represents the people after next fall’s elections. The gathering includes Rayburn Barkley Royle and Acheson with Byrd notably absent.
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Sam Rayburn
Barkley
Truman
Sabath
F.E.P.C
Senate
House
Rayburn
Wiliam M. Royle, Jr
Acheson
Byrd
Val
National Committee
Repub- Heanty
South Dakota’s Name Sica Meaning From Language Quote
National Geographic Society notes the name Sica as used in their language, reflecting linguistic origin. The statement frames how the term translates or represents the region’s identity within cultural naming.
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South Dakota
The
National Geographic Society
Channel restored for Kansas State College TV in Manhattan
The FCC had previously withdrawn permission for channel one but Channel One is back on the air at Kansas State College in Manhattan. KX2XBD will televise the Kansan versus Iowa State basketball line here Monday, offering telecast to local viewers.
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Channella
Manhattan
Kan
UP Thannel
Kansas State College Television
Ataion
Federal Communications Commission
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Delta Gamma Sorority
Doris Greenbank
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Virginia Cookingman
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Eldridge
James D. Waugh
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Manes Wuthnew
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