Local clubs schedule meetings and social events this Friday
Various groups list plans for Friday including the Kilworth Entertainer Bridge Club at The Hearth at 1 PM and the Niotas Club hosted by Mrs E E Alexander at 2 PM. Other events include the Seeing Missionary group at Trinity Lutheran Church and the Lawrence Home Demonstration Unit meeting at 1515 Rhode Island Street with tote of health tips. The Music Club program at Plymouth Congregational Church features Kansas composers. The Palmer Club dines at The Hearth and Brackett Community Club hosts a white elephant bingo night with neighborhood cake or fruit salad contributions. The Vinland Community meeting, Country Club dinner bridge, and the Lawrence Art Club luncheon also noted.
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Lawrence
William Lohman
Rhode Island Street
Vernon Michael
Leonard Williams
Gaylord Hauser
Plymouth
George Lowman
Kansas
Tiane
Charles Sanford Skirton
EM. Patton
Lord's Peavers
Carl A. Preyer
Fay Farter
Fay Foster
J ‘Tilton
Forrest Springer
Arthur Colburn
H.W
Biteper
Clarkson
Brackett Community Club
U S Freighter Detained by Chinese Forces at Taku Bar
Norman Ralph, third mate aboard the Mathew Luckenbach, reported that armed Chinese authorities forced unloading of a 700 ton scrap rubber and steel plates cargo at Taku Bar after a U S embargo on China was ordered. Longshoremen continued unloading under river police protection before transferring 700 tons to peanut and walnut meal for British Columbia.
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Seattle
Upi
U.S
China
Mathew Luckenbach
Norman Ralph
Post-Intelligencer
Vancouver
B.C
Luckenbach
Taku Bar
U. S
Conrse
British Columbia
W. C. Whitehead
Fred Burns Elected President of Kansas Milling Company
Fred Burns was elected president of the Kansas Milling company in Wichita to succeed R Ward Magill. J C Wilson of the Kansas State Bank and P K Smith local attorney were elected directors. Reginald P Jackman named vice president and Mrs C A Conley secretary treasurer. The vote ends weeks of court wrangling over voting trusts.
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Wichita
Fred Burns
The
Kansas Milling Company
R. Ward Magill
Burns
J. C. Wilson
Kansas State Bank
P. K. Smith
Mra. C
Right Blood Attracts Mosquitoes Says State College Study
State College scientists Drs. Hubert W. Frings and Charles L. Hamrum report a study on why mosquitoes bite some people more than others. They say females prefer certain tastes, while males do not target blond hair as a factor. The researchers tested biting preferences to explain individual attraction.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Hubert W. Frings
Charles L. Hamrum
Earthquake Shakes Imperial Riverside Counties At Night
A sharp earthquake rattled Imperial and Riverside counties last night, felt at 11:18 p.m. Pacific Standard Time in El Centro, Riverside, Colton and nearby cities with no reported significant property damage. Researchers note possible blood type testing context from earlier mosquito study references.
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En Centro
Calif
Imperial
Riverside
el Centro
Colton
Mystery submarine sighting off Florida coast sparks search
Planes and a coast guard cutter combed the Gulf of Mexico near Venice, about 60 miles south of Tampa, after a fisherman reported a markedless sub. Civil Aeronautics Administration head in Tampa said rumors of subs had circulated before with no results.
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Florida
Jack Baumberger
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Tampa International Airport
Air Force
Border Patrol
Coast Guard
Baumberger
Gulf of Mexico
Venice
Tampa
Kellmorgen to Attend ONR Geographers Meeting in Baton Rouge
Geography chair Dr. Walter M. Kellmorgen of the University of Kansas will travel to Baton Rouge for a meeting of the Office of Naval Research geography research committee. He serves on the panel that evaluates proposals for ONR sponsorship, with the session set for February 2 to 4.
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Walter M. Kellmorgen
University of Kansas
Baton Rouge
Geography Research Committee
Office of Naval Research
O.N.R
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John
Kilworth
Junich
E. E. Alexander
Niotas Club
Albert Williams
Pest
Frank Kruse
Vivien Webster
Hugh Randall
Edwin Alexander
Trinity Lutheran Church
Karl Kreider
Plamer Club
E.G. Stith
Ottawa
C. W. Pollom
C. T. Crowe
Amarillo
Tex
Vinland
Margaret Williams
Hubert Hoskinason
Clifford Anderson
Cunningham
Wanderers of
Clarence Hagerman
Walter George
Roy Hopkinson
Country Club
L. N. Lewis
Jo Hutton
Lawrence Art Club
Ida Mason
Laura Cain
Valentine
Vu Lyl
Culee’ Ee
Ewel
Perd
Patrick Edwards
Pat W
Ionia
Mich
Eacen
Holmes and Edwards
Rogers Bros
WM. Rogers and Son
WM. Rogers
the College Jeweler
Washington
Leavenworth
Kan
Veterans Administration Center
Wadsworth
Here
E. A. Carr
Carl Behrle
Toliet
Ene
Ealy
Knox
Wii Boggs
Albert
Vermont
Arinello Beauty Salon
Sterling Chat
Damask
Saweiry
Roberts
Serbia
Cooltone
Gonad Bonnet
Terrill
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