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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1949

Page

3

Engineering grads face booming job demand at KU campus

At the University of Kansas Mount Oread campus three months before graduation, engineering students await a surge of interviews as 42 firms plan on-site visits. Deans and recruiters note many companies visiting KU for the first time with persistent hiring interest, including Texan, Allis-Chalmers, Southwestern Telephone, Cities Service, and General Motors among others. Interviews run daily from morning to afternoon with briefings, company overviews, and Q&A sessions helping students learn about career options and fit.

Meanavaraty Kanaan Mount Oread DeWitt Carr Engieering K. U Carr Ip Almoat Mary Dean Meo Carrie Ors Kariaatern A.m Stu Texan Company Carts Owl Allis-Chalmers Stand- Leaf Texas Southwestern Telephone Thirenn of Reclamation The Institute of Gas Technology Proctor and Gamble Continental Oil and Caterpiller Tractor General Motors General Electric Kia Ol Eastman Kodak Ihe Petroleum RC. A. Shel! OR Youngstown Sheet and Tube Timken

Catholic paper blames US aid for prolonging Chinese war

Yi Shih Pao editorial in Nanking accuses American aid of extending military aims in China and interfering in national affairs. Archbishop Jaul Yupin, visiting the US, calls for an immediate end to U S assistance. Meanwhile Gen Chang Yao min suspends the National Salvation Daily for three days over criticism of Chiang Kai shek.

Nanking Mar. A Yi Shih Pao Archbidoy Jaul Yupin U. S United States China Chang Yaomin National Salvation Daily Chiang Kaishek Mande Chiang

Barber of Seville at University concert hall

A capacity audience is expected tonight at Hoeh auditorium Bel p.m. The University concert course presents Rossini’s comic opera The Barber of Seville sung in English. Kean TY and M Swarthour manage the event with a 4 musician ensemble and accompanying orchestra. A special bus from Sunflower Village will run to Noch auditorium for the show.

Rosini Sevill Wi University of Raneas Hoeh Auditoriany Bel P.m Kean TY M. Swarthour Charles Wagner Eany Ward Sunflower Village Noch Auditorium

Errol and Nora Part as Divorce Talks Advance

Nora Flynn says she will divorce Errol Flynn after an oral agreement, plans to move to a ranch near Las Vegas with the children, while Flynn was unavailable for comment. The couple has separated and reconciled several times, with details to be written by their attorneys.

Las Vegas Neith Flynn George Gemmell Kansas State College Flynn Hemes Eldridge Joanne Dra

Friday Means A Lot To A Pennsylvania Couple

Windher Pa March 7 1949 readers learn of Andrew Friday and his wife who met on a Friday and married July 4. The story highlights Friday family lore and a long memory of that seventh day in their lives.

Pennsylvania Windher Andrew Friday Fiat

Widow lifts hex tale from Antvena New Army Uniform Mystery

A widow recalls a haunting linked to a U S army uniform unearthed with a grave. Neighbors and family report eerie noises and visions as Rosella mourns Reuben, whose uniform sparked fears of a restless spirit. Police say the tale remains a puzzling local legend with no solid proof.

Antvena Momory Grace Pebruse Miety Salbowar Bullery Keselia Rock Rosella Hive Reuben Divery Heseile Ia

Federal Reserve relaxes installment loan limits after slump

The Federal Reserve Board eased credit controls, allowing up to 21 month car loans and nearly ten year terms for refrigerators radios and television purchases. Down payments were cut to 15 percent and early payoffs became easier, with specific 33 percent payoff still required for car loans. The move follows complaints from merchants and dealers and a January dip in installment buying.

Ington Mar Federal Reserve Bunard Mount H. Hewiver

Ten Per Cent of Ex-Servicemen Have Borrowed Money

A February rise of 13 percent in VA GI loan approvals for veterans in western Missouri and northeastern Kansas is reported by Kangay City region VA. About 18 thousand loans funded homes. roughly one WWI veteran in the area has used GI loan guaranty, with eligibility extending to July. Also notes Appleton's 1882 first hydroelectric station.

Kangay City Vaterans Administration Recd Sherwin U. Derby Missouri Kansas Derby

Hartford plans model arts community with Wright architect

The speaker describes a planned artist colony on an abandoned religious site. A model farm with an early American home and angled roads sits beside a trout stream. Hartford says an architect, son of Frank Lloyd Wright, will help build about 20 structures. The project aims to house writers painters and musicians with merit approved by established peers, hoping for 50 to 100 residents in the first year, and seeks a zoning permit.

Hartford Frank Lloyd Wright University of California At Los Angeles Sinclair Lewis Linvd Douglas Clifford Odets

Heir Huntington Hartford aids impoverished artists and writers

New York March 7 Huntington Hartford the heir to a grocery fortune plans a foundation to support up and coming artists. He will fund a rustic canyon site with cabins sand proofed walls lighted studios and tools for writers painters and composers to work away from urban pressure. Nearby Will Rogers Memorial Park and metal buildings frame the project as a rural creative retreat.

New York Hartford Huntington Hartford Tan Seohe Huntington Hartford Foundation Mipica Will Rogers Memorial Park

Hero Cop Rescues Woman Clinging From City Hotel Window

Chicago officials praised off duty officer Francis P. Sherrier and two colleagues for a dramatic rescue at the Wacker hotel. Mrs. Lillian Paul hung three feet below a window ledge as the cords broke, prompting a coordinated ladderless reach across to grip her coat and wrists then pull her to safety inside room 810. The crowd watched as officers steadied her and hauled her to safety.

Chicago Francis P. Sherrier Lillian Paul Sherrier Wacker Clark Huron Paul Henry Dahm Leon A Een Anerson Menopera Mrs. Paul Sherriar Dahum and Anderson

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