Civil Aeronautics Agency caps WWI airport damage payouts
The Civil Aeronautics Administration will certify 10 airport damage claims totaling 910 269, about half of the 1 800 256 requested by 10 communities. The House Appropriations Committee proposed 37 01 170 to cover 17 certified claims, with payments to Hutchinson trimmed from 92 358 to 42 961. A revival bill is introduced to restore filing rights after expiry.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
House Appropriations Committee
Phillips Moore
Office of Airports
Sen. McCarran
D-New
Hutchinson
Law Students Plan KU Law Day With Chafee Speech
Plans for the annual Law School Day at the University of Kansas include a speech by Charis Chafee Jr the event runs April 2 and features a queen contest picnic student faculty baseball game banquet and a three day visit by Chafee open lectures on rights in the Constitution and on legislative limits. Chafee will speak March 31 to April 2 on freedom of movement and related topics as part of the Nelson Stephens memorial lectureships established by the late Kate Stephens. Ralph Brock will preside at the banquet and Warren Andreas leads the banquet arrangements.
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University of Kansas
Cchariah Chafee, Jr. University
K. U. Law School
Midwest
Chafee
K. U
Nelson Timothy Stephens
Hoch
Fraser Theater
Kate Stephens
Judge Stephens
Fourth Judicial District
Ralph Brock
Sterling
Warren Andreas
Abilene
Brock
Harvard University
Red China Charges U S Spreads Germs from Air
In Tokyo Chou En Lai accused American planes of dropping germs over Manchuria during February 23 to March 5, claiming 448 sorties spread germ carrying insects and warning flyers caught would be treated as war criminals. The Communists’ Pricing Radio called it an official protest without naming an addressee.
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TOKYO
Chou En-Liai
China
Manchuria
Chou
Lectures on Dante at KU Highlight Nobel Nominee Borgese
Giuseppe A Borgese a 27 nominee for the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize will visit the University of Kansas March 10 to 21 to deliver three public Humanities lectures on Dante at Fraser Theater. He founded the Chicago Committee to Frame a World Constitution and became a U S citizen in 1938. The program includes talks on March 10 13 and 20 at 8 p m. Adjourned Lawrence Board of Education meeting announced for 6 15 p m at the Senior High building.
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Guiseppe A. Borgese
University of Kansas
Nobel Committee
Oslo
Norway
Borgese
Chicago Committee
University of Chicago
K.U
Fraser Theater
Lawrence Board of Education
Wives See No Percentage in Buying Old Coins With New
HAL BOYLE reports on a surge in coin collecting and rare money, noting the rise in American numismatists from about 25,000 to 30,000. Experts warn that old U S bills from 1862 to 1879 can be worth at least double face value, with some rare pieces worth over $1,000. Confederate money sees a modest boom, but remains far below Yankee dollar demand. Schulman, a Amsterdam-born dealer, hosts an $80,000 Waldorf-Astoria auction next month to liquidate the Morgan collection, while stressing that kings trade smarter and hoarding gold is less common among coin collectors.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Avies
Lang Schulman
Myembh
Kep
Schulman
U. S
Boner
Sehnlmag
South
J Schulman
Amsterdam
Naz Hiscoin
Iz Farouk
Egypt
Waldorf-Astoria
Finant
J.P. Morgan
Iamonds
Oskaloosa Community News Bits and Personal Notices
A collage of local notes from Oskaloosa includes social events at the Alpha Delta Sorority home with a February Valentine theme, updates on Cub Scout Pack No 85 celebrating its 42nd year, and awards presented by den mothers. Also covered are staff changes as Walter Myers resigns from Oskaloosa schools, Mrs. Hamilton facing hospital care, and World Day of Prayer activities in the Presbyterian Church. Chaplain Leonard Edmonds ships out to Japan. his family remains in Alexandria. The Number Ten Community Club meets with a new flag dedication and a program by Mrs. Alice Miller’s pupils.
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Hazel Jenkins
Hazel Ahrens
Alpha Delta Sorority
Jenkins
Honary
Roy McKay
Pic
Melvin McKay
Seattle
Wash
Japan
Methodist
Kyle Moran
Friedol Winans
Alice Lindsey
Martha Kern
Edith Morris
David Shaad
Lake of the Forest
Carl Shaad
Garnett
Myers
A. W. Hamilton
Topeka
L. M. Gabel
Stephen Yemm
Presbyterian Church
Celia Phinney
Milton Rhodes
Ben Weinberg
Jennie Roberts
Ruth i Long
Kate Morrow
D. M. Stevens
Leonard Edmonds
U.S. Air Forces
Chanute Air Base
Illinois
Alexandria
Elmer Edmonds
Oskaloosa
Number Ten
Alice Miller
Amer
Local church elects new officers and notes gatherings
Fea parish members elected Roscoe Miller as president and Richard McGuire as vice president with Trene Patterson as secretary treasurer. Refreshments included sandwiches cookies and coffee. Arthur and Mrs Hammond of Vinland attended Sunday services at the Methodist Church where Rev Drew Hammond preached. After church they visited in the parsonage and a grandson was born to their son. Dr Robert Stevens and wife Mildred Stevens of Denver Colg are visiting while Robert serves on army duty. Mrs Vange Sutton hosted relatives at her home Sunday.
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Fea
Roscoe Miller
Richard McGuire
Trene Patterson
Arthur Hammond
Vinland
Drew Hammond
Port
Robert Stevens
Mildred Stevens
Denver Colg
Robert
Vange Sutton
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Dante
California
Louisisna
Lawrence
Blue Cross Kansas Hospital Service Association
Blue Shield
Kansas Physicians Service
Chamber of Commerce Ltd
Vermont
Kansas
Youth For Christ
Robert Cook
Youth For Christ International
First Methodist Church
Bob Cook
Carl Bihl
Herb Tyler
Youth For Christ Ensemble
Kansas City
Paul Madder
Billy Graham
Mr. Texas
Redd Harper
Vad
Miteras
Ory
Tedd Seniths
Penn Tadwend
Barsons Hardis-Simmons
Belly Graham
Alan
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