Kansas graduates to receive degrees at 74th commencement
About 53 candidates from the University of Kansas Graduate School will join roughly 400 peers marching in cap and gown at the 74th commencement on June 17. Most receive master’s degrees. five seek doctorates, with programs across Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Music, Master of Education, and MBA tracks led by named Kansas participants.
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Two Wellington Flour Mills Sold to Ross-As sociates
Wellington Kansas June 12 Hunter Milling Co announces sale of its two Wellington flour mills to Ross Associates for 800000 dollars. Mills include Hunter mill with 2800 hundredweight daily capacity and Wellington mill at 1200, storage 750000 bushels. New ownership keeps current names and management. founders plan retirement.
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Harvest Labor Advised Not to Roam the Country
W O Stark assistant farm labor supervisor urged harvest workers in Kan to stay put and keep in contact with county agents. He said workers can save time and money by waiting for placement reports from areas needing men and combines as the state harvest labor office keeps counties informed. Harvest expected to be in full swing in southern Kansas next week with some early wheat already being cut.
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Armed Forces Lt Perkins to Return Home in About Three Weeks
Lt Delbert E Perkins cabled from Vienna to Mrs Perkins and his mother Mrs D W Perkins that he would leave today and arrive home in about three weeks Charles E Macey seaman first class arrived at his parents home near Lawrence after two years in service He saw action in four areas including the Atlantic and Pacific campaigns and earned one battle star He was discharged from the Navy June 2 District office filings Topeka June 12 Edgar C Bennett of Marysville filed for the Democrat renomination as judge of the 21st Kansas judicial district
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May Take Teen Draft to Break Congress Deadlock
Washington reports a proposed last resort compromise to extend the selective service draft beyond June to end the Senate House deadlock. Senator Bridges said the plan would be fair to both chambers and the joint conference committee began its first formal meeting to hammer out a draft extender. The measure targets 20 year olds and up as a potential inclusion.
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Inductee draft plan faces manpower shortfalls
Representative Brooks credited with decisive votes among the seven house conferees signaled approval of a compromise. If inductees do not meet manpower demands, 19-year-olds could be drafted, with 18-year-olds possible if shortages persist.
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June Weddings Reflect Glamour in Occupied Berlin
In Berlin on June 10, American occupation troops bring June wedding traditions abroad. Chaplains note crowded May calendars for ceremonies as officers obtain permits for marriages and honeymoons. Couples plan glamorous trips to Riviera, St Moritz, Paris, Vienna, with honeymoons seen as lifelong memories.
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Army couples wed under civil then army chaplain rites
A couple marries first in a pre 1933 German civil ceremony and then in a religious service by an army chaplain. The bride and groom sport home like wedding frills and plan a two week honeymoon by army transport jeep. Lt Dutee Smith and Staff Sgt Geraldine Sanders plan to tour Denmark Paris and the Riviera among other sights.
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Death Toll Rises to 19 in Dubuque Fire
Officials report the death toll climbing to 19 after a hotel fire in Dubuque on Sunday. Investigators continued to search the scene for victims and determine the cause of the blaze.
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