Army calls 2000 officers to extended active duty
Omaha Neb June 26 General Jacob L Devers announces a Ground Forces program inviting 2000 reserve and National Guard officers on terminal leave or inactive status to return to extended active duty in company grade with Army Ground Forces units. Eligible officers may volunteer for overseas assignment, with temporary US service status, while permanent commissions in the ORC or National Guard remain intact.
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Washington
D.C
Clyde Reed Names KU Graduate His Secretary
Senator Reed announces the appointment of Hubert Else of Topeka as his secretary, succeeding Joe Shubitz who resigned to enter a Washington law practice. Else, an 88 year old Osborne native, formerly practiced law in Hutchinson and was a former assistant county attorney of Shawnee.
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New Physiology Head Kenneth Jochim Joins KU Faculty
Kenneth Erwin Jochim, former St. Louis University associate professor, has been named chairman of KU's physiology department. He will replace C O Stoland as head, continuing as secretary to the School of Medicine. Jochim, a Chicago physiology PhD, specializes in heart physiology and circulation and comes to KU from St. Louis.
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St. Louis University
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K. U. School of Medicine
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School of Medicine
Boone to Inspect Coal Mines in Roce Mountain Region
Rear Admiral Joel T Boone and six staff will depart to inspect coal mines and mining communities in the Roce Mountain areas as part of a government United Mine Workers agreement on medical and housing conditions. Similar tours to Oklahoma Arkansas and Alabama will follow.
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Joel T. Boone
Coal Unit Administration Medieval Survey
CMA
United Mine Workers
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Alabama
Death of Burris in Colorado Curbs June Tragedy
Denver news item reports Austin B. Burris 20 Grinnell Kansas killed yesterday in a collision near Colorado Springs. Authorities investigate the crash and identify the victim. Officials say no immediate details on other parties or causes released.
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Fragmentary note on Buckley Field medical squadron
An incomplete clipping mentions a motorcycle incident and an army medical squadron at Buckley Field. The text references immediate action by a hospital and a classified page column, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Buckley Field
Lem and Fe Hospital
Federal Works Agency public buildings bid notice
Federal Works Agency Public Buildings Administration Kansas City announces sealed bids due July 8, 1946 at 2 p m for sidewalk repairs exterior painting and related work at Lawrence Kansas under PR Div 4 1941 specs and 1942 general conditions with May 15 1944 addendum. obtain data from the Custodian or Division Engineer K J Hull sick. Adv.
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Kansas City
Missouri
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Kansas
K. J. Hullsick
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