Berlin Faces Acute Refugee Influx in Western Sector
Berlin struggles with a growing refugee stream from the Soviet zone, reaching about 400 people weekly. Roughly 10,000 refugees inhabit West Berlin, with 3,500 in city camps and 3,000 in Red Cross and relief-run camps. Costs mount as camps operate on strained funds. A screening system flags pseudo refugees, while many rest on the black market or private aid. Only about 700 monthly admissions can be approved for permanent residence, leaving aging refugees with uncertain futures.
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West Berlin
German Red Cross
West Zones
Berlin
Germany
Baldwin Creamery Changes and Club Meeting Report
Mrs A Gessner spent two days in Indey. The Heatia Club met at the home of Mrs Edwin Chase on South Seventh Street. Betty E ve gave an illustrated talk. Ottawa will be the new manager of the Baldwin creamery around February 1. Clarence Benitz, former manager, resigned to join Paul Schultz creamery in St Louis. Benitz will not move his family to St Louis for now. Frank Johnson underwent...
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A. Gessner
Indey
Denne
Heatia Club
Edwin Chase
South Seventh Street
Yea Meester
Betty E. Ve
Ottawa
Baldwin Creamery
Clarence Benitz
Poeitine
Paul Schultz Creamery
J. Louis
Benits
Bt. Louis
Frank Johnson
Among Our Neighbors- FARM PERSONALITIES
Jess O Connor who lives two miles east of Stull cared for orphans from Atchison eight years ago and raised Johnny Inloes now 21. The O Connors also raised Johnny’s three younger brothers and their own two sons Glen and Everett. Johnny, now married, lives nearby with his family and works in agriculture. The family runs a 320 acre home farm bought in 1940 plus 400 acres rented, with crops including wheat, corn, sorghum and alfalfa, and 60 head of beef cattle with 35 dairy cows. O Connor recalls a 1949 hail storm that damaged sorghum. He traveled with his family to Washington, D C, New York, California and Minnesota, and enjoys baseball and basketball. He started as a tool dresser in oil fields, later working in El Dorado and a lumber yard. He and his wife Beulah view farming’s ups and downs with optimism.
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Jess O'Connor
Stull
Atchison
Johnny Inloes
O’connor
Beulah
Glen
Everett
Johnny I
O'Connor
Orville
Stanley
O'Connors
Glenn
Kansas City
the O'Connors
Washington, D. C
New York World's Fair
California
Minnesota
Althor
Connor
el Dorado
O'Connor Family Farms for Grade A Dairy Focus
Jess O'Connor Dorado returned to farming after a brief stint elsewhere. He partnered with banker I J Meade for ten years, then bought his current farm eight years ago, running a Grade A dairy operation with his sons. The couple are active community figures, with Mrs O'Connor serving as county Farm Bureau secretary and both supporting 4 H and fairs. They plan to expand home and farm facilities while gradually reducing operations as the boys finish school.
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Stanley
Everett
Orville
O'Connor
O'Connors
Funeral Service Held for Henry J Alien in Wichita
The obituary notes a funeral service for Henry J Alien in Wichita last Thursday attended by Lor Nelson P Horn Virsil Wood Thomas A Evans and Frank E Woilt. It records Mrs Ralymond Nelson recovering from an appendectomy at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Monday and Baker students preparing for exams and a five day break.
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Henry J. Alien
Wichita
Nelson P. Horn
Virsil Wood
Thomas A. Evans
Frank E. Woilt
Ralymond Nelson
Lawsrence Memorial Hospital
Sas
Baker
Charles New
Willian M. Balchin
Sith Street
Shay CK
PLEO
Lawrete
Hlote
Eldridge
Nat
Jack E Welt
Tyan’ Boyd
Robert Mitche
Score Morgan
J. Hoppingarner
Alfred E. Leach
Helen McCarrol
Howne
International House
Tucker
Lawrence Enterby
Univeral Kansas
Chester W. Gates
Ianth
W. SC. S
Saucier
Carl Butes
Frank Barnett
Baldwin
Methodist Church
Dro Wal Young
Pale
Keene
Victor
Katrane Medical Center
David Taury Wan
Kerr
Courar
Profes Riter
Foker Townsing
Portland
Haldwin
Tospaka Fantowrek
Bernard Stile
Ray Crate
Harvey
Mo Booth
County Hone Economics Advisory
Comuilttrr
Lawrence
Hill Horn
Lawrence visitors attend Nineteen Hundred and Now club
Mrs. Holley Kibler of Lawrence attended the Nineteen Hundred and Now club gathering at Mrs. Lena Wilson’s home. Guests included Mrs. Janet McDonald and her baby from Overland Park. Several local residents stopped by, with travel to Kansas City and Salem, Oregon noted for upcoming visits.
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Baker Teasure
Harry Kicken Hae
Lucile Irene Cibeon
Wichita
Preumonia
Viorence Tripkos
Mre
Fred M. Gorton
Whitelaw
Lawrence Vist
Emda
Leslie Mars
Henry Miller
Nics Eos. Marshall
Harlinger
Tettor
Holley Kibler
Lawrence
Lena Wilson
Janet McDonald
Baby
Oveland Park
Kansas City
Topeka Woman Aids Aunt Ill in De Soto Visit
DESOTO Miss Avila Woodworth of Topeka has stayed several days helping her aunt Mrs Charles Karfi who has been ill. Henry Kiuss has returned from Kansas City with relatives.
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Avila Woodworth
Topeka
Charles Kar- Fi
Henry Kiuss
Kansas City
Old Timers Dinner At Lawrence Elka Lodge Tomorrow
The tenth annual Old Timers Dinner will be held tomorrow at six o'clock in the hall. Secretary John S. St. Clair says about 60 members aged 70 or older are eligible to attend. The article notes crystalline metals and building materials like brick and clay.
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Lawrence Elka Lodge
John S. St. Clair
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Vinland Grange
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Clarence Parker
North Central Association
Horn
Chicago
Tom Dillon
Worden
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Will Rch i
Claude B. Beeks
Soto
Croacro Marx
CBS
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Buddy Gallagher Motors
Massachusetts
Lawrence, Kan
Ae Overland
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Mes
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Small Daucaster
Charlie Winester
Reta Collins
Winter
Victor Herbert
Hoch Auditorium
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Ty We Pease
Farm Bureau
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Footie
Elaine
Howard Wilson
Kee
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Amt
Tiv
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Mites
Teeyte
Susfioner
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le Lon
Yao Bromeo
Chutes Baker
Haber Miss Jeu
Ed Nisters
Gus
Soar
Soar To Fears Choo
Co Tess Me
Forrest K. Pontious
Urey
Borrest Ko Bone
Fame
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Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Lawrence National Bank Building
T. Murl Beal
Bank
Chryslers
Loy
Chrysler
IC. J. Topping
Dein
Byral
Vermont St
George
Ware
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