Past Exalted Rulers Meet At Loral Lodge
Twenty six of twenty nine living past exalted rulers attended a buffet dinner at Loral Lodge last night. Exalted Ruler Mevin Miller and Jack Robinson joined as guests. A business session outlined plans for the annual Past Exalted Rulers meeting set for February 4 with Ted Brown and several others to serve as officers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenme BP
EF. Wedge
Pelaers
Sodge Hall
J. BB Clair
Mevin Miller
Jack Robinson
Otto A. Fischer
E. Learnard
Willard Brown
George Lowman
Ernest Seidel
John St Clair
John H. Robinson
W. M. Newmark
Edward E. Alexander
Frank
W. McDonald
Iarence A. Hunter
Charlies O. Radffe
Charles C. Shimmons
C. E Dreyer
KR. BH. Stevens
Henry H. 7
OW Maloney
Charles Wiertz
H. Senfield Jones
William Inderwool
W. AC. Hunsinger
A Cochran
Arthur Lawrence
A. Decker
Edwin A. Frits
Ph Campbell
Bt. Clair
McDonald
Robin Underwood
Radcliffe
Seidel
Janeinger
Mertz
Fritz
Alexader
Trustees Fincher
Learnard Ted Brown
GM Insurance Plan Barred Temporarily in New York
Federal Judge John Bright issued a temporary restraining order in New York City blocking General Motors from implementing an employee health and life insurance plan on February 1. The action, sought by the National Labor Relations Board, centers on GM allegedly failing to bargain with the CIO Auto Workers Union. A hearing will decide if a permanent injunction should be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waabin
Dan
John Bright
New York City
National Laborations Board
Robert SN. Déerham
Greens
C.I
Auto Workers
Penham
Bright Galuary
Denham
Ita
Consumers Groups Favor Controls and Rationing
Consumers groups press for immediate price controls and rationing of scarce foods. Hartley W. Cross claims a 15 to 20 percent price cut would curb costs, with potential meat savings totaling about 2 billion dollars annually. A Cub meeting at Trinity church will feature a magic show and awards ceremony for Cubs and leaders.
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Weahington
Hartley W. Cross
Inign
Everning
Trinity Ran
Je Homner
John David Kenneedy
Thomas Pearson
Lawrence B. Fringle
Gary Dean Schmede- Bann
Richard McMillin
Bobby Hulteen
Donald Glaagow
Donald Glaagow; Bear Guid Arromdaydee &Binson
John Hatfield
Alan Harris
Darrel
Denner
Bobhy Hman
Ben Acher
Oded Thompson
Richard Skinner
Donald Glasgow
Ronald Pippert
John Haller
Borrower group meets in Douglas County
Members of several farm families gathered at the Community Building for the annual meeting of the farm ownership borrowers group of the Barmer's Home Administration. County rep von Linn led a discussion on problems facing Edmund farm owners. Committee members include David Kee Optim and Harvey Booth. New York January 23. Eisenhower registered for a refresher course at Columbia University.
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Douglas County
Barmer's Home Administration
von Linn
Fee
Farmer's Home Administration
David Kee
Omptim
Harvey Booth
Win
New York
D. Eisenhower
Columba Uni- Bais
School of General Etuction
Thes
Columbia
New Era Seen as K U Finals End
University of Kanaam ends exams as spring semester prep begins. About 862 graduates remain. February 8 set for next term, with orientators starting tomorrow. Registrations, fees, and veterans certificates flow as registrar Hitt predicts a dip in spring enrollments. Governor Carlson lauds progress and industrial expansion for Kansas veterans support efforts and calls for record Republican turnout.
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University of Kanaam
James K. Hitt
Pot
War surplus shotguns sold at bargain prices in Kanena City
Police and fire crews purchased surplus shotguns at a Pratt and Whitney property sale. Guns included two Stevens, a Savage, and a Winchester, with prices from 216.61 to 22 25. Nearly 1000 veterans braved freezing weather to buy the guns as temperatures rose to 34 degrees by afternoon.
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Kanena City
Pratt and Whitney
Memorial Hospital Births and Admissions Report
Memorial Hospital admitted Mrs Roberta Grob of Eudora Mrs Fredia Nehrbass Route 5 Mrs Helen Johnson 802 New Jersey street Mrs Maxine Roberts 22 Drive D Sunflower and Mr Oliver P Barber 1020 Tennessee street A birth reports Mr and Mrs EL 1 Will Sunflower a son yesterday and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roberts 22 Drive D Sunflower a daughter fractured a vertebra Salina Kansas 5 Lt Arthur lureat Sulphur Cove Ohio suffered a fractured vertebra but was not seriously injured last night when landing the PAU plane short of Smoky Hill Air Force Base runway plane damaged extensively
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Roberta Grob
Eudora
Fredia Nehrbass
Helen Johnson
New Jersey Street
Maxine Roberts
Sunflower
Oliver P. Barber
Tennessee Street
Will Sunflower
Lloyd Roberts
Salina
Kan
Arthur “Lureat
China Faces Critical Phase of Its Civil War
China braces for a decisive phase as government forces push to hold major centers and key Manchurian towns. Reported shifts in control signal a turning point in campaigns across Mukden Peiping Tientsin Taingtao Chefoo with fronts expected in the countryside rather than frontal battles.
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China
Shanghei
Dan
Mukden
Peiping
Tientain
Taingtao
Chefoo
Formation of a new cabinet shocks Baghdad crowds
Former President Mohammed FE Sadr announced a new cabinet in Baghdad as crowds gathered outside the government building. They cheered and called for the death of ex Premier Salih Mer Al Jabur, a treaty negotiator with Britain blamed for instability. The new premier opposes former Premier Nuri Pasha Es Said and aims to conceal the cabinet’s plans. In Beatrice, Beatrice Neb Jan 29: Fred Trauernicht, 61, a Wemore farmer, was shot and killed by his son in law amid family trouble, Sheriff Ned Maxwell said.
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Baghdad
Tena
Mohammed FE Sadr
Senate
Salih 'Mer al Jabur
Jalur
Britain
Tran
el Sadr
Nuri Pasha Es Said
Muri
Hamed
Beatrice
Fred Trauernicht
Wemore
Farmer
Ned Maxwell
Lead Cage Scorers Highlight Hankins Lavelli Duels
New York January 29 Norm Hankins of Lawrence Tech and Tony Lavelli of Yale hold the top two spots in the national collegiate scoring race through January 24. Hawkins led with 278 points in 17 games, while Lavelli’s two-game burst pushed his total and field goals, free throws, and per game average. The list tracks major teams top scorers, including Koa of Arkansas and Roslafske of Brooklyn, with the top ten as compiled by the NCAA Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norm* Hankins
Lawrence Tech
Tony Lavelli
Yale
Hawkins
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Lavelli
Lavell
George Koa
Arkansas
Murray Roslafske
Brooklyn Ensleve
O'Keefe Han
Macauley Hae
Ayr
Ive Suley
Wah Lawrence Te
Van
Melatyre
Miva
Deaths and Funerals of John Robison 85
John R. Robison 85 died this afternoon at his home on Vermont Street. Funeral services will be at Rumsey Funeral Home Saturday conducted by Rev. Ralph W. Hille, assisted by Rev. A R. Martin and Rev. Keith Taylor, burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Rosella A. Robison, two daughters, Mrs. Chester Kil, and three sons.
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John KR. Robinon
John RB. Robison
Vermont Street
Rumsey
Pam
Ralph W. Hille Kan
A. R. Martin
Keith Taylor
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rosella A. Robison
Chester Kil
General Hap Arnold Sidelined by Acute Illness in Sonoma Ranch
Palo Alto California January 23 General Henry H Arnold chief of the army air forces is ill with an acute condition at his Sonoma county ranch. His attending physician said the illness will prevent activity for several weeks. In Topeka Kansas Professor H B Chubb of Kansas University spoke to the Rotary Club on The Marshall Plan.
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Hap Arnold
Palo Alto
Cali
Hlh
Fan
Arnold
Army Air Forces
Sonoma County
Topeka Rotary
H. B. Chubb
K. U
Topeka Rotary Club
Eight Groups Labeled Subversive Get Tax Deductions
Senator Ball charged the treasury allows income tax deductions for charitable gifts to eight groups labeled subversive by Attorney General Clark. He named Arcupa Joint Anti Fascist Refugee Committee and others including Hollywood Writers Mobilization and School of Jewish Studies as examples, noting they appear on a treasury list of permissible organizations. The treasury official said the department cannot judge good from bad under current law.
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Washington
Jen
Semeter Ball
R-Minn
Treasury
Ball
Clark
Department
Hall
Arcupa
National Council of Ameriiet Friendship
Hollywood ‘Writers’ Mobilization
International Workers Order
Ohio School of Serial Sciences
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Lull Before Storm Says AFL Leaders in Labor Peace
Miami report says AFL leadership calls current labor peace a lull before a storm as wage negotiations approach next spring and summer. The AFL executive council cites Taft-Hartley act impacts from last August and warns that when existing contracts end the nation faces its toughest labor-relations period. President William Green fears mounting difficulties seen in printing and other industries as protections are extended.
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Miami
Fla
Af.l
A.F.L Executive Council
William Green
Afrausenenis
Bastia
Kansas Wesleyan hires Salina Stuck as assistant coach
Salina Kangan, known as K. U. Grad to Wesleyan, nicknamed Stuck, is named the new assistant coach at Kansas Wesley University. He will begin duties March 15 and will handle baseball this spring while assisting head coach Virgal Kyer in football and basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina Kangan
Arch Stuck
Tthe University of Kanswa
Kansas Wesley University
Stuck
Virgal Kyer
Kansas Day Notes From Topeka And World News
Kansas Day events in Topeka feature Kansas politicians and boosters touting state riches. Capper and Reed absent due to Washington duties while Capper’s backers push his Senate renomination. Schoeppel attends. Kansas Day Club president reelected, and remarks praise wheat, flour, cattle, and manufacturing plants.
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Topeka
Jan
Congrese
Kope
Scrivner
Cole
Rees
Meyer
Smith
Capper
Reed
Washington
Andrew F. Schoe 1
Senate
Schoeppel
Kansas
Native Sons and Daughters of
America
Kangax
Market News Mixed Prices Across Commodities and Livestock
A scrambled market page shows wheat at 2.78, corn 2.53, beans at 0.90, eggs and butter listings, and hogs at 26 with cattle and sheep prices varying. New York stocks advance modestly with bonds higher, while Kansas City and Chicago sectors report mixed livestock activity and futures roughly steady to higher amid sparse receipts.
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New York
Chicago
Married by proxy in Wichita as groom in Japan
Miss Praneng Stewart of Oklahoma City and Rex R. Gillihan of Perry Oklahoma were married by proxy before Judge Clyde B. Huson. Gillihan served three and a half years as a Japanese prisoner and the couple plan to join him in Sayon in March.
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Wichita
Kan
Yokosuka
Japan
Praneng Stewart
Oklahama
Rex R. Gillihan
Navy
Lontawain
Perry
Okla
L. M. Kagey
Clyde BM
Huson
Kagey
Gillihan
Dick Stewart
Oklahoma City
Gream
J. D. Gillhan
Mt Alester
New Classes Forming Soon in Shorthand and Typewriting
New classes in shorthand and typewriting will be formed February 2 for intensive training. Prepare for a better job. Enrollment closes January 31. Phone 3 T.
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En- Galmenty Close
Grievance and Market Notes Stir Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR yields a mix of market prices, poultry listings, and rail bonds with scattered place names such as Minnesota Nebraska and New York. A memorial line honors W. C. Stewart, who died January 29, 1947, marked by family remembrances.
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W. C. Stewart
Personal notices and regional updates from Topeka and Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Howard Rankin attend the J Kari nkin wedding in Topeka on Kansas day. Gerald Pearson plans a talk to public school teachers in Fort Scott at a dinner. Major Clare Edwards head of the Salvation Army and Miss Margery Dyer visit Kansas City May for a youth workers institute at Army headquarters. J W Murray Dolph Simons and Mrs Kathryn Stevens attended Kansas day activities. Mire Mabel Castle has left for McAllen Texas to work on the Valley Evening Monitor after years as a linotypist on the Journal World. Big Power force supports UN decisions, Senator Vicente J Francisco advocates immediate action to enforce UN partition of the Holy.
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Howard Rankin
J. Karinkin
Topeka
Kansas
Gerald Pearson
Fort Scott
Clare Edwards
Salvation Army
Margery Dyer
Kansas City
Teadera Institute For Youth
Mire
Mabel Castee
McAllen
Tex
Valley Evening Monitor
Journal-World
Santa Fe director denial fuels civil rights dispute
Oklahoma City lawyer R. Fi announced a rejected application for admission by a Negro Baptist pastor at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri. The decision, dated January 29, followed by coverage of the road’s end and related notes, reflects ongoing tensions in higher education admissions.
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Santa Fe
Vale
UPI
Streeter
Oklahoma City
Bae
James G. Preston
Liberty
L—William Jewell College
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North Texas State College
Barry Phillips
Gretty
Calvin Brown
Loral Lodge
K.U
Activitine
Carlson
Weekeran
Jar
Carlsen
Hugh
Wer Tern
Hoving Aircraft Company
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
Norm Hankins
Poser
Cifte
A.F.L. Leadera
K. U. Grad
Wesleyan
Wall Neibarger
Supreme Court
Kansas Day Club
Cecil Howes
Topeka Newspapera Man
John S. Dawson
State Supreme Court
Edna Peterson
Chanute
Arthur Groesbeck
Woman's Kansas Day Club
Edwin F. Abels
Antine
A. Gromyko
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Hia
Bengel Tivo Comaante
Hamelin
Lisbon
Kansas City Livestock
West Chinteen Sud
Kanaan
USDA
Livestork
Kocaeli
Kanera
Cees Gral
Kevana
Neers Ps
Phos Tyren Rarles Pert Nang Futures Wheaty Then
Law Close
Wy RT
Kansas City Hay Market
Lawrence, Kansas
Grieage Ie
Borbeski U. SN
Nileo UL Nemil
Minnesot
Red River Valley
Cobbiare
Nebraska
Arkanes Springs
Broilers Roche
Tom Turkaya
Wall Brewet New Yoas
Eestret
Ates
Srthole
Vorites
Daclinex
Moore
Ethan A. Smith
Moving & Storage
Rhone
Lawrence Loans & Finance CO
Pheee Tol
Lake Success
Tha Phill
United Nations Palestine Commission
U. N
Vicente J. Francisco
U.N
The
Holy
Jayhawker
Understanding Sympathy Service
Schubert Funeral Home
Emerson
Emerson Franchise
Bellinger Electric
Bowman Radio Service
T. Murl Beal Accounting & Tax Service
Eldridge Hotel
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