Jet Planes and Missiles Revisit Postwar Defense
Washington June 8 A senate committee report on the American aircraft industry warns the nation lost lead by underfunding aeronautical research before and during world war II. It cites Nazi jet and guided missile advances and urges hundreds of millions in public funds if private industry cannot cover it. The panel faults NACA and armed forces for inadequate facilities and calls renewed national effort essential to maintain leadership in jet propulsion and guided missiles.
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Washington
Senate
England
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautices
NACA
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Nazi Germany
Fascist Fair Hall Is Now a Shoe Repair Shop
In an unfinished Mussolini pavilion for a never-held world fair 900,000 mismatched shoes are sorted and refurbished for Italy’s poor as part of 5,000,000 Alfied Army castoffs bought by UNERA at 7 7 cents each. Refugee girls size and assess wear before cobblers repair, with 54 percent needing no repairs. The project employs 130 persons.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
UNERA
NERA
Station Operator Seeks Nomination for State Office
James C. Carlton, a Tyro filling station operator, filed with the secretary of state yesterday as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for a state office. The report notes Carlton seeks to enter state politics and represents local business interests. He filed equipment and candidacy paperwork during the current filing period.
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Topeka
James C. Carlton
Tyro
Secretary of State
Tam
Public Insizierion
Lrinimrivs
Margaret Turley
Keith Dias Iret
Charles, Stoogh
Kansas Third District Stirs With Candidate Field
Democrats Dr. Herman L. Gees of Mulberry and Joe Harrigan of Pittsburg join two other Democrats and two Republicans in filing for the Third Kansas district race. Republican contenders include Rep. Thomas D. Winter of Girard, the incumbent, and H. A. Meyer of Independence.
Kansas oil results double prior week in seven days
Kansas field reports show 17 new oil wells producing 9 109 barrels daily surpassing the previous 19 wells and 4 840 barrels. Eight new gas wells add 79 447 100 cubic feet daily, with 6 dry holes and 2 abandoned sites making 33 total completions.
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Kansas
Rooks
Ellsworth
Barton
Russell
Butler
Sumner
McPherson
Stevens
Saline
Barker
Cowley
Wichita
Kearney
Finney
Grant
Hawnee
Barton County
Ellis County
Ellsworth County
Stafford
Phillips County
Sub Arctic Warming Linked to Ice Loss Says Soviet Academy
Observations from the Soviet Academy of Sciences indicate 27 years of warming in the northern hemisphere with slight temperature rises since 1919. Polar ice retreat accompanies vegetation changes in sub Arctic zones and better Arctic Ocean navigation. Potential benefit includes improved farming in sub Arctic regions.
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Russia
Soviet Union Academy of Science
Grigoriev
Academy
Geographical Institute
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Soviet Union
Gift Show Tonight at Jayhawker Ends Manager's Week
A sneak preview of a new motion picture will be a gift to patrons who attend the Jayhawker’s regular second show at 9 PM. The added attraction, to be shown at 11 PM, invites those who saw Do You Love Me to stay seated. Manager Stanley Schwahn organized the closing event to honor a week of strong patronage as Commonwealth theater managers compete for recognition.
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Jayhawker
The
Stanley Schwahn
Commonwealth Theaters
Growth of Nazism 1918 to 1949 Book Presented to Truscott
Munich reports that a graphic work tracing the rise of Nazism from 1918 to 1949 was presented to General Lucian D. Truscott by liberated concentration camp inmates in Bavaria. Otto Aster and Gottlieb Brantz delivered the gift on behalf of the Bavarian prison and Red Cross officials.
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Munich
Lucian D. Truscott
Bavaria
Otto Aster
Gottlieb Brantz
Bavarian Red Cross
Summer music classes start Monday at 8 30
Summer music classes begin Monday morning at 8 30 in the high school building. Oliver Hobbs J J Weigand and Jack Stephenson, all city school staff, will teach the sessions.
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Oliver Hobbs
J. J. Weigand
Jack Stephenson
Mackey and visitors share Kansas City connections
Mrs Minnie French Mackey visits in honor of daughter Mrs Hart White and Mr De White then travels from Oklahoma City. Manuel Hereiter, dehydrator plant mechanic, returns from a 3009 mile business trip through Midland Shreveport Texas to service plants. Lawrence guests include Mr and Mrs Maurice Moon, cousin of law student KU. Numerous local social visits noted with relatives and Farm Bureau event in Leavenworth.
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Minnie French
Hart White
de White
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Okla
Manuel Hereiter
Midland
Shreveport
Texas
Maurice Moon
Lawrence
Earl White
Moon
K.U
Alex Donnely
Far Ny
Joe Chrisman
Manuel Beretter
F. W. Heretter
Tom Cawley
Carl Torneden
Frank Pettengill
Farm Bureau
Leavenworth
Leavenworth County
Roop
Cawley
Kate Jewett
Memorial Hopital
Raymond Tripkos
DeSoto
Rogert White
E. H. Whiteway
Raymond Gardner
Mrs Reed's fifth wedding anniversary celebrated at home
Mrs Reed marked her fifth wedding anniversary with an open house last Sunday afternoon. The home was attractively decorated with flowers as many friends and relatives attended the occasion. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Selmer of Serials and the Cawieys en route to Valley Falls. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Arthur Craig, Donald North and daughters, and Mr and Mrs Edwin Burgess at Mrs John North's home. The Merry Makers club met at Arthur Hemphill's with Mrs Le Eberwein assisting. A topical roll call was used and Mrs Harry Unger of Lawrence, representing Staney products, demonstrated. Several prizes were awarded and most members attended. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be at Mrs Meredith Smith's home.
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John North
Merry Makers Club
Arthur Hemphill
le Eberwein
Harry Unger
Lawrence
Staney
Questa
Harry Miller
Dick Wise
Charlie Hallenbeck
Floyd Connell
Mra
Meredith; Smith
McLOUTH Ray Kimmel Attends Graduation and Travel
Ray Kimmel spent days at Little River with family and attended baccalaureate and commencement at McPherson College where daughter Betty Ann graduated. She will travel to Miami and then Puerto Rico for two years. Several local residents noted in visits, hospital stays, and decorations day events.
Local Gatherings Highlight Wakeeney Community Notes
Employed music instructor in Wakeeney schools returns home May 25. Albert and Delbert Lobb families host and visit with Yonally and Bill. Marcus Woodhead chosen for 4-H roundup in Manhattan, leaving Monday, returning Saturday. Decoration Day events include Mrs. Belva Wise visiting and other family gatherings. Mrs. Roy Lobb undergoes minor operation in Kansas City May 31. John Williams family from near Houston visit E W McHenry, with Sunday dinner. Edmonds Ladies Aid visits Bess Jaynes home May 1 for a covered-dish lunch and prayer. Graves of Francis Highfill and relatives honored at McLouth. Betty Ann Kimmel hosted by Clarenice Sanierg. Puerto Rico duties discussed. Memorial Day services observed with Dr. Schaeffer address.
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Ray Kimmel
Little River
Vernon Kruse
McPherson College
Betty Ann
Miami
Fla
Fom
Puerto Rico
Syd White
Lawrence
H. C. Edgar
A. C. Richie
Winfield
Kansas
Women’ Missionary Association
Edgar
Richie
H. H. Thomas
United Brethren Church
Chattine
George_Merer
Topeka
Wiliam White
John W. Kimmel
Lawreace Hich School
Ruth Kimmel
Walter Kimmel
3 Kimmel
Roy Wickham
Helen
Opal Lobb
Chanute
Roy Lobb
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Srhyvinn
Juulford Ridersay
Harold Bandera
Lawrence Vieiters
Dack
Joplin
John Joplin
Kansas _spen
Nora Glorda
Glegan Hotel
Reardon
Than Csharn
Erie Reardon
Gene Vieve Parsons
Wichita
Debhert Lohh
Eline Fonality
Delberta Lobb
Telberta
Taw Business College
Helen Woodhead
Fin McLourh
Statt-Pfeffer Chevro Jet Company
Albert Dohrh
Marcin
Mary Ann
Parkville
W. N. Lehman
Roy McAferty
Ka Dirke
Tommy
de Spray
Jennie
Leavenworth
Alva | BP. Flory
Saturay
McHenry
Wakeeney
Albert Lobb
Delbert Lobb
Elmer Yonally
Bill
Marcus Woodhead
Victory
Jefferson County
Manhattan
Stanley Lobb
Delavert Lobb
Par Jr
Jerry Fuqua
W. F. Fuqua
Grand Junction
Colo
Fuqua
Myrthe
Matt Woodhead
Belva Wise
William Yee
John Williams
Sandra Joann
Houston
Tex
E. W. McHenry
Me Henry
Lester Thompson
Patty
Karl Richardson
Med Pyle
J. Nm Pyle
Edmonds Ladiest Aid Soinety
Bess Jaynes
Idie Lalu Highfill
Billie Mann
Clarenice Sanierg
Betty Ann Kimmel
Ruth Ring
Lawrency
Towin
Alice Jean King
Aby Rose Kauffman
Wishita
Doris Johnson
Osknnonsa
Kalnosa
Dr. Schaeffer
Erle Steener- Francis Datbs
Public Auction Near Highland Cemetery Ottawa Posen
Public sale by Raynwnd Loux starts Tuesday June 14 at 1 am four miles east of Highland Cemetery Ottawa Posen. Describes 20 acres suburban property with 2 acre house yard and personal property including horses harness poultry baskets appliances furniture and numerous miscellaneous items. Terms include possession three days after sale and not responsible for accidents. Stewart at gis sher m Nich- anctions.
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Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Posen
Magazin
Aleplalders
Jarke
Farina Niver
Teter
L-horse
Ater
Loux
Sherm Nich- Stewart
Auction Notice for Household Goods and Tools
A sale at Massachusetts Street lists a dining room suite Davenport refrain bedstead oak shelf lamp three way chairs sewing cabinet wall mirror vanity dresser electric range cork top kitchenware and dishes plus carpenter bench vise deep well pump pressure tank and a 38 size suit. Wayne Allphin and George Criss auctioneers announce the event in the afternoon following a prior sale at the same location.
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Massachusetts St
Pdavenport
Wil Leeann
Hat Point
Cirpenter
Wayne Allphin
George Criss
Nk Strong
Auction of farm stock and equipment near Lawrence on Highway 4H
Noah Hetrick’s farm hosts a Tuesday sale featuring cattle assortments from newborn calves to mature Holsteins, cows, heifers, and bulls, plus horses, hogs, chickens, implements, harness, and miscellaneous farm items. Terms cash, lunch by Kanwahr Farm Bureau. George Criss and Ferry Walters, auctioneers.
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Lawrence
Riile
Barkerse House
Eit
Noah Hetrick
Loedeck Sharp
Dersey
Tuernsey
Harrow
John
Deering &Met
McCormick-Deering
Kanwahr Farm Bureau
Hd Tread
Ine Foley
George Criss
Ferry Walters
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Senate Committee
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Third Army
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Alten Jennings
Bille
W. S. Dobbs
Willard = McPherson
Coral Jane
St. Francis Hospital
Winfred Kimmel
Jimmie Turner
Oskaloosa
Virginia Kramer
Ozawkie
Presbyterian Church
Erie
Fir
Tommy Farris
Ann
Eldon ‘Farris
S.8.a
C. J. Knox
James Reynold
Peka
Mia
Orville Oshorn
Gabriel Harris
John Winfrey
Mias
June Steeper
Pike
Dan's
Bradley
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Plymouth
Oliver Farm
Bear Arte
Pickens Bros. Machine Works
Ea I
Morgan-Mack Motor CO
Oread
Daily
J. Underwood & Sons
H. T. Johnson
Ex-G.l
Lt Motors
New Jersey St
Just
Hy” Farmall
Columbia Hog Feeders
Kraft & Starr
Dickey - Andrews
Buick
Chevrolet
Mane
Motor Company
Phon
Lam
Dngias County
Pris Maries
Clark
Aluner
Via Dourlas Countys
An Ucket
Roy Flory
Sabe
Mary Eten Simmona
Purlueren
Wilard G. Brammel
Excelsior Springs
Oliver Transue
N. J
Means & Weaver
Morgan - Mack Motor CO
Mann
Jack’s Motors
Goodrum Garage
Hunsinger Motor Co
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