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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

07 Jun 1955

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Lawrence Journal World

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Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1955

Page

4

Seniors With ROTC Commissions at Kansas University

A complete list shows 129 graduating KU seniors receiving ROTC commissions Monday. Names span Lawrence to Kansas City, with regular Navy ensigns, second lieutenants in the Army and Marine Corps Reserve, Naval Reserve ensigns, Air Force Reserve second lieutenants, and related commissions among many cities and states.

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K. U Lawrence U. S.navy William W. Steacon Farrell J. Rader Oklahoma City Robert L. Stark Kansas City U.S Maritoe Uvero Terry Fiske Cheyenne Wao Donald JH. Franklin Parsons George E.i Hors Tescott Lloyd A. Pine Emporia Richard D. Ross Lincoln US Naval Reserve Robert J. Costello Springfield Robert J. Diegenaheets Wellington Gordon A. Ewy Hutchinson Charles R. Forsyth Medicine Lodge John PB. Green H. Harrison Lowell Johnson Robert Kennedy North Kansas City Robert E. Manton Denver Colo. Phil Colo. Phil . Pettit, Paola; Wiliam F. Rehm Jr, Maeéer Springs U.S. Marine Corps Reserve James B. Devlin Wichita Donald B. Endacott Bartlesville Ohio U. S. Army Reserve Wiliam R. Arnold Salina Frank H. Chesky Sterling Stuart Fo Conklin J. Hutchinson David Fo Comex Kenneth Ph Crawford Ashdown, Ark Arthur Ho Datze Spring Hill Richard To Prster Hatstead Ralph W. Grether Merriam Frank F Hagcard Topeka Philip H. Hahn Hoomington Ronnald Haught James KR. Hoefener Leavenworth Jet H. Johnston Jr Moberly Swenard J. Kerr Wilson James H Iing Hesston Lawrence R. Kiempnauer Paul W. Lyda Satna Guy 1 McCoy Edwin BR. Peyton Charles A. Powell Kansas Air Force Reserve Donald Ll Aunest Hassishure George G. Racks LaCyrene Raymond E. Beery Deotny Hubert Howel Jr Atchison John Eottrose Robert F. Prince Mound City Jerry DL Buseh Frank J. Cindrich Hebert Roth A. Gatewood Sylvan Grove Jack W. Glenn Charles E Goldenberg Kanass City Roger G Heiskell LeRoy M. Herold Ettinwood Kermitt Hollingsworth Duane T. Houtz Kenith R. Howard Jr Donald RK. Johnson Jordan
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Norblad presses railroads to ease boxcar shortage

Rep Norblad of Oregon urged the American Association of Railroads to repeal or modify an order that boxcars be returned to ownership areas after unloading. He argued the rule worsens a lumber industry boxcar shortage, with mills receiving only about a third of normal daily cars as warehouses fill.

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Washington Norblad R-Ore American Assn. of Association Oregon
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Lingerie Market Mirrors Yugoslav Russian Differences

Belgrade report notes state influence on undergarments in Russia and Yugoslavia. Russians favor long leg elastic bloomers and limited colors while Yugoslav shops offer wide styles and colors. girdles and garter belts are common there. Slips in Russia are basic. Yugoslavs have varied nightwear and even bikinis. The piece contrasts bias toward cost and availability, citing a Zagreb actress and a Moscow observer.

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Belgrade Yugoslavia Khrushchev Russia U.S.S.R Berlin Zagreb Moscow
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Reds Brag About Dust Storms In Tokyo Radio

Peiping radio claimed Red China acts on dust storms while the United States does not. The broadcast said Beijing is pushing reforestation and warned that Great Plains residents face expanding dust storms and a hope the cycle ends as in the 1930s.

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Tokyo Peiping Red China United States Great Plains
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Leavenworth County Dairy Day Set For June 14

Leavenworth County observes National Dairy Month with a County Dairy Day on June 14 starting at 9 a.m. at John Stuckey farm near Lansing. The 10 a.m. visit to Stanley Wiles farm near Basehor features cattle spraying, silage systems, dairy buildings, and cost-saving equipment. Home demonstration units around Tonganoxie provide a noon lunch at the County Fair grounds with dairy equipment on display.

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Leavenworth County John Stuckey Lansing Stanley Wiles Basehor Tonganoxie County Fair Grounds Richard F. King Jr Extension Dairyman Ed Call Kansas George Gerber Extension Elizabeth McCartney Greater
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Dairyman's Problems of Today and Tomorrow

Prof. Atkeson, head of dairy husbandry at Kansas State College since 1935, judged many state and national shows. The program is sponsored by the Leavenworth County Agricultural Extension Council.

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Atkeson Kansas State College Leavenworth County Agricultural Extension Council
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Fort Riley and Leavenworth Receive Over 17 Million

The House Armed Services Committee approved more than 17 million dollars for Fort Riley and Fort Leavenworth in Kansas as part of a two billion dollar military public works authorization bill. Each post would receive 8,657,000 and 8,615,000 respectively, with later legislation needed for actual appropriation.

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Washington Ft. Riley Ft. Leavenworth Kansas House Armed Services Committee Ft Riley
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Japan Rejects Red Bid for Soybeans From Red China

Tokyo rejects an application to import 50,000 tons of soybeans from Red China due to a weak trade balance and high price of 120.70 dollars per ton delivered to a Red China port. In the first six months of 1954 Japan imported 130,000 tons from Red China.

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Tokyo Japan Red China
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K.U Charles W. Modesitt LaCygne Buford M. Mullin Willam M. Nossinger Charles P. Peterman Pittsburg James FE. Phillips Paola Walter J. Phillips David E. Riley Donald W. Roberds Los Angeles Calif Hal H. Roesier Claflin Thomas J. Rottheiser Monte L. Rowe Wiliam M. Thompson Walter V. Weber Jr Concordia Leslie E. Wenger Edward N. Nelson Harold D. Wilson Burlington Cecil BE. Witt. Russell Rep. Norblad Beacon Appliance CO Riley Thornton - Miner Ton- Miner Park Hill Wiglesworth PINE Radio & Television Service Massachusetts Bell Sewing Machine Corp Mass Lawrence, Kansas
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