Hershey discuss draft plans amid Korea crisis
Washington July 11 Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey head of selective service outlined draft procedures as Army requests 20,000 inductees. He noted deferments for college students end of term and that 25 to 26 year olds are prioritized to avoid aging out. Newsmen reported boards will fill national quota from 1-A group starting with oldest eligible men.
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Lawrence Daily Journal World Notes and Local Events
Lawrence Kansas July 11 1950 items include a church meeting at the home of Mrs Earl Janeway Thuredi July 13 at 9 am a sewing machine query by Miss Bette Quigley H D A and an afternoon session with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Leonham visiting relatives from Sedan A storm caused damage to Mrs Wood’s home but no injuries were reported plaster and debris noted insurance partially covering repairs W H Weeks remains bedridden and unable to farm chores W S C 3 North Lawrence Methodist Church held a meeting with guest speaker on Terasel customs J F Morgan led opening exercises with Mrs Lawrence Leonard as co hostess First Methodist W S C breakfast attended with planned outdoor meal and program remarks
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal
Earl Janeway Thuredi
Bette Quigley
Lawrence Leonham
Arthur Leonhard
Mra. Hard
Sedan
Ie Wood
Wood
W. H
North Lawrence
Summer Studio Extends Art Session to August
Prof. Johnson’s Summer Studio at 21 Winona Street continues through August with about 20 adults and now children. The program covers painting drawing sculpturing interior decorat ing landscaping design and adapts to individuals interests. Johnson, a University architectural sculpturing instructor, is assisted by his son David Johnson who will enter the University this fall after earning honorable mention in a Kansas art contest.
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Johnson
Winona Street
David Johnson
Kansas Federation of Art Clubs
40000 Carpenters Strike Ties California Projects
Los Angeles on July 11 reports a walkout by nearly 40,000 carpenters halting hundreds of Southern California construction projects valued at about 300 million dollars. The union had sought a wage raise to 2.82 an hour, denying it called a strike, while contractor groups said they would seek contempt citations against leaders ordered not to strike.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Carpenters Union
De Soto Visits and Family Travel Notes
De Soto residents report visits by Mr and Mrs Ralph Bowne who traveled 19 Manhattan Sunday to see Mr and Mrs Russell Bowling and inspect a nearly finished home. Harold Cooper of Parsons visits his parents Mr and Mrs Ch and other relatives. Roy Zahring returns from Denver trip amid discontent. Adrian Cushman of Eastin and daughter Alice visit Mrs Cushman’s parents.
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Ralph Bowne
Manhattan
Russell Bowling
Harold Cooper
Parsons
Roy Zahring
Denver
Ishring
Adrian Cushman
Eastinnt
Alice
Local Family Returns From Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs Jon Atkinson and family with Mr and Mrs Harry Miter Mrs Jack Cura and Mrs Lester Warsup and Martha have returned from a fishing trip with heads mentioned in a fragmented notice.
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Jon Atkinson
Monifer Tun
Harry Miter
Jack Cura
Lester Warsup
Slaughter
Martha
Local notes and family visits across towns and churches
A scattered diary of weather, fishing luck, and property damage from a storm near Pere Rapier. Neighbors and relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Naylor, attend church installations led by Rev. H. W. Stroman. Family travels bring visits to Kansas City Chanute Emporia and trips to Zion Bryce parks.
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Curtis
A. G. Naylor
Ton- Sanat
H. W. Stroman
Methodist Church
Nee
Guy V. Jongatreth
Willoughby Koeller
Kansas City
Lester Gilmore
Frank Freeburg
Misa Ardyce Wretch
Hutchinson
Maggie Freeman
O. Wreht
Miss Freeroad
Emporia
Guy V. Lowentreth
Chanute
Olathe
Kenneth Johnson
Mire Cloris Swartz
Kanase City
Don
National Scout
Valley Forge
Kel
A. E. Whitford
Los Angeles
Zion and
Bryce National Parks
Meeting Held Indoors Amid Weather Conditions
Litt Karen Elsie Kirby of Brackett spent several days with grandparents Mr and Mrs F Hy Leonhard as the meeting assembled indoors due to weather. Mrs Carl Miller visited the Centenary Methodist Church annex and heard a Kansas University student speaker from Israel, Martin Wellman, discuss his country.
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Gram
Karen Elsie Kirby
Brackett
Stra
F. Hy Leonhard
Carl Miller
Centenary Methodist Church
Kansas University
Martin Wellman
Israel
Oakridge
Farm Bureau groups hear talk on dairy products
ErouD guests of the home demonstration group held Thursday afternoon meetings. Mrs. Sybil Gregg of Lawrence led the program with a yogurt presentation. Mrs. Marlin McCrary, Oakridge group president, and Harry Deneciler, Woodlawn unit head, presided as cream tea was served to a large crowd.
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Sybil Gregg
Lawrence
Mias Quigley
Greme
Farm Bureau
Marlin McCrary
Presi
Dent
Oakridge Group
Harry Deneciler
Woodlawn Unite
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