Plan Five Meetings For Artificial Breeding Program
A temporary committee plans five meetings to explain and sign contracts for an artificial dairy breeding program in Douglas County. The program covers 1,000 cows, elects five permanent directors, and sets terms of one, two, and three years. Membership costs 5 dollars plus 50 cents per cow annually, all funds held in escrow. Meetings occur January 30 to February 15 at listed local venues with township representatives named.
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Douglas County
County Association
Chamber of Commerce
Giinton
Lawrence
C. C. Mathews
Lecompton Township
Joe Cox
Palmyra
Dwight Henry
Clinton
Jarvis Brink
J. D. Phillips
Kanwaka Township
Edwin Sample
Wakarusa
Walter Love
Grant
Earl R. Flory
Willow Springs
John Metaker
Marion
Fred Whaley
Eudora
Postwar aviation forecast vs reality in 1945 to 1950
Washington reports that the 1945 C A A projection of 400000 civil airplanes by 1955 was a planning guide, not a cap. About 92000 civil aircraft exist now, with private plane production peaking at 35000 in 1946 and falling sharply to under 10% of that by 1949. Despite declines, air travel rose, new industries formed from fieldwork and surveying, and AOPA notes steady business and vacation use increasing yearly. Public perception shifted from toy to practical tool, though high costs and safety concerns limited widespread private flying.
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Washington
Civil Aeromanticse Administration
CAA
C.A.A
Zorme
Mu Weisee
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
A.o.pa
Ac A.O.P.A
US Official Dies in Berlin at 52
Colonel William T. Babcock deputy US commissioner for Berlin died at 52 from a heart attack. He served as Berlin envoy since 1945 and was involved in east west clashes over the city including the 1948-49 blockade. His death followed a hospital transfer after a film premiere.
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Berlin
William T. Babcock
U. S
Babcock
New London
Cama
West Berlin
Alexander Kotikov
C. 5
Maxwell D. Taylor
New Haven
Conn
Johnson named winner of K U graduate staff editor role
Mrs Janice E Johnson a former English teacher at KU will be the new assistant editor of the Kansas Graduate magazine the alumni association publication She is married to Harry W Johnson an instructor in engineering and succeeds Mrs Martha Jewett Abbey who resigned after her marriage the change to take effect soon.
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Janice E. Johnson
Will Magazine
K. U
Johnson
Harry W. Johnson
Martha Jewett Abbey
J. M. Jewett
Ed Anderson Recalls North College Data at KU Dorm Naming
Ed Anderson of 639 Vermont recalls his father Charles Anderson mixing mortar for the original North College building in 1866. Born January 24, 1862, he observed his 88th birthday and noted offerings in 1868 included $6 from residents and 29 enrolled pupils.
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University of Kansas North College Hall
Ed Ande Ae
Vermont Street
Charles Anderson
North College
Anderson
Lawrence
Pert Ae
High Commissioner McCloy vows firm action vs nationalism
Washington reports McCloy says Western Germany faces a nationalist threat from extremists who could ally with the Soviets. He warns the Western powers can intervene directly, deny concessions, and would not hesitate to act swiftly to curb any revival while noting most Germans oppose militarism and seek a peaceful democratic state. He also urges evaluating loyalty of small Nazi-era figures in building the new Germany.
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Washington
John J. McCloy
Germany
McCloy
Soviet
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Bonn
Truman
Acheson
Ger
Soviet Union
McClov
McCloy on Nazis in Government and Berlin Crisis
In a news conference McCloy said former Nazis hold key posts but should not be barred from normal life. He described Soviet Berlin restrictions as one of those Berlin crises and called the Russian mind an enigma while noting his visit is routine.
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McCloy
Berlin
Eastern Woman Plans To Celebrate 112th Birthday
Mis Mary O Neil of Wapwallopen Pennsylvania, born in Yorkshire, plans a 112th birthday party. She lives on Stone Crusher Hill, away from town, and says she feels fine though she rarely goes out. She married at 26, had seven children, and two remain living in Canada and England.
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Wapwallopen
Pennsylvania
Mary O'Neil
Stone Crusher Hill
Wapwalloren
Laverre
Hazeton
Berwick
George
U. S
Hazletonares
Livine
Mare Dukworth
Quebec
Canada
James
Lancastershire
England
Leavenworth Native Maude Koehler Dies at Home
Mrs. Maude Anthony Koehler a native of Leavenworth Los Angeles died last night at her home. She was $4, niece of Susan B Anthonys the famed suffragist and devoted her life to memorializing her aunt.
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Los Angeles
Maude Anthony Koehler
Susan B. Anthonys
Leavenworth
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Sound Man
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Boston
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U.S. 60
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Household Institute
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