USO Centers Grow in Kansas on First Anniversary
Wichita July 28 Kansas state USO officials report 367 Douglas county residents in the armed services as USO marks one year of reactivation. Centers in Salina Junction City Manhattan and other posts provide facilities, music, and shelter. volunteers total near 25 000 giving about 180 000 hours monthly.
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Topeka
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USO Centers Expand Nationwide Campaign Effort
Community groups working with USO increased partnerships from 625 to 1187 in a month as state committees form to raise funds across 71 states. Kansas officers include Pierson as chairman with Judge Jochems and Carr in key posts, while YMCA, National Catholic Community Service, National Jewish Welfare Board, Salvation Army, and Travelers Aid coordinate national support.
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W. OD. Jochems
Wichita
F. C. Carr
Lee Rich
Junction City
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National Catholic Community Service
National Jewish Welfare Board
Salvation Army
Travelers Aid
Bronze Horned Ballet Stages in Moscow and Stalin Grad
The Soviet Union premieres Pushkin Ballet Moscow and theater productions in 79 The Bronze Horne cun featuring a statue of Peter the Great in Leningrad. A new Hulshoi theater production staged in Moscow and Stalin grad, based on Pushkin's poem.
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Soviet Union
Stalingrad
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Leningrad
Peter the Great
Hulshoi Theater
Carlson appoints five member employment discrimination panel
Gov Frank Carlson names F B Rosas of Emporia Gordon Jones of Wichita Mrs C Y Semple Baxter Springs Magr Eugene F Vailely and Bishop J A Gregg to a temporary five member commission to investigate complaints of employment discrimination. Members receive 15 dollars a day plus expenses with a report due by October 15 1950.
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Sepa
Kansas
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F. B. Rosas
Emporia
Gordon Jones
Wichita
C. Y. Semple
Baxter Springs
Magr
Eugene F. Vailely
Church of the Assumption
J. A. Gregg
African Methodist Church
Kansas City
May Delay Hearings On Senate Inquiry Figures Illness
A key figure in the senate investigation of "five percenters" in Washington may delay public hearings as James V. Hunt's physician reports illness. A subcommittee staff official said Hunt is ill and may not testify for a while.
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Hunt
Law panel to hear hearings on alleged influence peddling
The committee aims to start hearings next week. Hans, calling himself a management counselor, is named for claiming influence with officials in federal contracts. A former army officer and ex war asset administration employee denies ever selling influence. Ferguson of Michigan and Mundt of South Dakota plan bipartisan legislation to curb five percenters.
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Hans
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