Price Freeze Debate Among Officials and Economists
The article reports on a cabinet level defense discussion about a price and wage freeze. Eccles argues for targeted measures and warns broad price controls cause black markets and evasion while stressing productivity as the long term fix. He favors a 44 hour work week to boost production without raising costs.
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Cabinet-Leval Defense
Dixation Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cwan
Mittee
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Baldwin
Trely
Atomic energy outlook discussed by Kiwa club members
KIWA club members at the Eldridge Hotel weekly meeting heard Prof James Maloney of the university say atomic energy will be developed mainly for large stationary installations in the foreseeable future. He noted shielding weight as a deterrent for mobile uses and that 96 percent of U S energy is generated in mobile units.
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James “Maloney
Kiwa
Eekly
Eldridge Otel
Maloney
K. U. Department of Chemical Engineering
Amnterclub
Ot‘ftawa Club
Coton-Minchin
City
Bridgeport Jaycees Honor Hugh V. Allison Young Man of 1950
Hugh V. Allison, son of the Rev and Mrs C E Allison of 1527 Massachusetts St, was named Young Man of 1950 by Bridgeport Connecticut Junior Chamber of Commerce. He serves on the MCA board, Bridgeport Council on Inter Church Cooperation, Associated Charities, and Manufacturers Association boards and is a First Methodist church steward and Sunday school superintendent. He belongs to the Young Presidents Association of America, Rotary, and Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce. he is married with four daughters.
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C. E. Allison
Massachusetts Street
Hugh V. Allison
Bridgeport, Conn
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Allison
Bridgeport
M.C.A
Bridgeport Council On Inter-Church Cooperation
Associated Charities At
The
Manufacturers Association
First Methodist Church
Young Presidents Association of America
Rotary Club
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Births at Memorial Hospital and area
Birth notices list several new arrivals and parents including Mr. and Mrs. William Seat Sun-3 with a daughter and Mrs. Foster Carter among others. Names such as Lois Beaks, Dorina McAllaster, Susan McGee, Myrtle Buell, and Frances Seely appear with addresses in Sunflower Linwood Michigan Ohio and other streets.
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King Kidd
Elm Street
Mra Wilds
Lois Beaks
Lar
Recto
Mrs. Mert Bauder
Michigan Street
Frances Seely
Ohio
Senet
Henry Morris
Brook It
Dorina McAllaster
Ohio Street
Mra
Dern
Kenpre Nurerte
Susan McGee
Dorothy Reach
Bente Oaks
Wayne Wilson
Myrtle Buell
Daniel Hall
Wilda
Lois Rea
Santo
William Seat
Foster Carter
University of Kansas finals report and campus discipline notes
Final examinations at the University of Kansas conclude the fall term with spring enrollment beginning Monday. Cheating incidents are reported as students and instructors note rising stress and class discipline challenges amid national events and campus exams. County official T R Gerhart is appointed state chairman of the National Association of Assessing Officers by W Comer Davin of Chicago.
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University of Sax
University of Kansas
T. R. Gerhart
National Association of Assessing Officers
W. Comer Davin
Chicago
Optimistic at 100 Montreal
Mrs Mariah H Breckon of Montreal marks her 100th birthday recalling wars and presidents she has witnessed. Born 1850 as Mariah Dorr in Clayton New York she married John Breckon and settled in Ottawa where she painted until eyesight failed. She believes people today are not much different from a century ago and trusts the future will improve.
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Montreal
Mariah H. Breckon
Taday
A Woman Mayor Retires At 72 In Vancouver
Mrs Sadie Young leaves Stewart where she served as mayor for a year and spent 40 years there. At 72 she moves to Vancouver to retire taking only a beaverskin coat a silver nugget and gifts as mementos. She recalls Stewart's gold rush era population of 10000 shrinking to 300 and notes the long summer days with rabid dawn chorus.
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Vancouver
B. C
Sadie Young
Stewart
H. C
Seed Randlers Warned Only Certified Potatoes Should Be Used
Expert Saya Kangas seed house and Kansas State extension plant pathologist Claude L. King urge growers and stores to order northern grown certified Irish seed potatoes. All certified seed bears a blue tag. Northern seed inspection aims to reduce viral diseases and protect plant growth. store seed to avoid freezing and rot.
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Seed Randlers
Saya
Kangas
Claude L. King
Kansas College
Manhattan
King
Arrest in Topeka For Window Peeping Wesley Sims Jr
Wesley Sims Jr of 1238 New Jersey Street was arrested in Topeka last night for window peeping and is jailed. The item appears in the Topeka jail list amid other local notices.
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Topeka
Wesley Sims, Jr
New Jersey Street
India backs talks outside China for cease fire at U N
Rau prepared to address the U N political committee in support of a 12 nation group proposal calling for a cease fire and seeking to elevate the group resolution above U S calls to brand China as aggressor in Korea. The plan envisions the conference possibly held in New Delhi, after earlier insistence on China as venue.
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Ing
China
New Delhi
Rau
U. N
United States
Korea
Feiping
Hides Price Rollback Ordered by OPS
Washington January 25 17 The Office of Price Stabilization rolls back hide prices to November peak in a second emergency action. Director Michael V DiSalle says the temporary order effective January 29 lowers domestic cattle hides kip calf skins by 15 percent or more until a detailed schedule is issued after talks with industry. Shoe makers and tanners requested the move to curb rising costs.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Entitled to Funds Verdict in Kellems Tax Case
A federal jury in Connecticut ruled Vivien Kellems is entitled to return of seized funds from bank accounts as a penalty for not withholding income tax from her employer. The treasury spokesman said no precedent is set and the government will decide on an appeal. The case centers on constitutional challenges to tax withholding. Probate court issued three marriage licenses including Albert Black with Anna Sylvia Francis and William H. Coverdale with Mary M. Markham and Thomas Charles Fuller with Shirley Almquist.
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Washington
Connecticut
Vivien Kellems
the Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Justice Department
Miss Kellems
Carruil C. Hincks
New Haven District Court
David
Albert Black
Anna Sylvia Francis
Lawrence
William H. Coverdale
Mary M. Markham
Soldier
Thomas Charles Fuller
Shirley Almquist
Larmh
Bradley sues for damages over alleged alienation of wife
Richard L. Bradley of Richland filed a district court suit against Dr. Mervin T. Sadler seeking 200000 dollars for alleged alienation of his wife Elizabeth Bradley. The Wichita event notes engineer James Franzen of Renesas College will speak at the 43rd Kansas Engineering Society convention banquet on February 2.
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Elizabeth Bradley
District Court
Yesterway
Richard L. Bradley
Richland
Mervin T. Sadler
West Campus Road
Wichita
Jamea
Ei Franzen
Renesas College
Kansas Engineering’ Society
U N Views Peace as Two Step Path to Justice and Leadership
U N official Cohen says lasting peace requires social and economic justice first, then leadership chosen from those helped to prevent abuses. He promotes brotherhood over charity and urges acceptance of diverse ways of life to build a global pact for peace and security.
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U. N
Cohen
United Nations
U.N
Traffic Fines in County Court Judge Frank Gray
The county court fined several individuals today on traffic counts. Marvin E. Metzger paid $10 for running a stop sign plus $5 in costs. Clarence Richard Stewart Jr. faced a $1 fine and $5 costs for inadequate brakes. Donald Allen was assessed $5 for wrong registration plates and $1 for no tail light with $5.20 costs.
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Frank Gray
Marvin E. Metzger
Clarence Richard Stewart, Jr
Donald Allen
Deaths and Funerals in Missouri and Kansas
Geneva Englehaupt of 5 Sheldon Mo died at Memorial hospital. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM at Rumsey funeral home with Rev E E Reep. burial Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband Jasper N Englehaupt two daughters Mrs Robert Roberts Tacoma Wash and Mrs Arthur Holcomb Illinois street one son Jack Englehaupt Lawrence Kan three sisters and two brothers and seven grandchildren. Minnie Kohler 81 died at home in Eudora born in Likens Pa lived in Eudora most her life. Survived by husband Devaux R Kohler two brothers and a nephew. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM at Eudora Methodist church Rev George M Boichart officiating burial Eudora cemetery. Friends may call Schubert funeral home until noon.
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Geneva Englehaupt
Sheldon
Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
E. E. Reep
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jasper N. Englehaupt
Robert Roberts
Tacoma
Wash
Arthur Holcom
Illinois'atreet
Jack Engleheupt
Lawrence
K. Ry Whitney
Reno
Nev
Tom Kelly
Boulder
Colo
J. E. Kelly
Richland
J. R. Keepers
Long;Beach
Cainf
Stuart Keepers
Elkhart
Kan
Minnie Kohler
Minnie Malinda Bishoff Kohler
Eudora
Lykens
Devaux R. K
Mark Bishoff
Topeka
Roger Bishoff
Calif
Jack
Bishoft
Modesto
Lawmakers Consider City Finance and Street Projects
The report details bills affecting Lawrence and Baldwin with bond options to curb nuisances, padlock orders, and liquor violations. It notes a court vacating a padlock for Herbert Barker and discusses bills on paving dirt streets, water fund use for sanitation, and tax levy limits up to 12 mills for cities under 50 000.
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Jana
Melvin
Herbert Barker
Lawrence
Pope
Hugh Mean
Barker
Henry
Baldwin
Highway 59
Commission
Sanitation Department
Stough
Tax assessors meet to set livestock and farm asset values
Twenty counties gathered yesterday to adopt a livestock and farm asset valuation schedule. Township trustees in the Northeast Kansas association submitted items to assess and set estimated valuations, guiding county assessors. County commissioners and state officials, including Dale Fisher and George Marquardt, joined about 60 attendees.
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Northeast
Kansas Association
Dale Fisher
State Tax Car Mission
Topeka
George Marquardt
Baldwin
Five Burned to Death in Chicago Rooming-House Fires
Chicago reports two fatal rooming-house fires killing five people on the southwest side. Four victims, a man and three children named Conner, perished in one blaze at 161 North Carpenter Street. a seven month old girl Gloria Jean Conner died on the second floor. six others were rescued and an unidentified man also died from burns.
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Chicago
Charles Ray Conner
Sylvester
Anthony Conner
Conner
Gloria Jean
Carpenter Street
In Memoriam Marlie V Henderson
In loving memory of our dear sister and aunt Mrs. Marlie V Henderson who departed this life January 25 1945. Biz years have passed since tiie and Wher the one we loved was taken away. Sadly missed by The Figgins Family.
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Marlie V. Henderson
Figgins
Livestock and Market Notes From Kansas City and Local Areas
AP reports estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow with cattle calves hogs and sheep. prices show hogs active and cattle steady. Kansas City markets list slaughter cattle steady to lower, vealers steady, fed steers around 33.75 to 34.00, hay receipts with alfalfa steady at top grades and prairie slow. wheat pasture lambs priced around 25 with good native lambs at 34.50.
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Wensas City
Kanada City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Root
Choice
Kansan City
Kansas City Hay
Kansas Ci
Prairie
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