Army Day Show Planned at Fort Leavenworth April 6
Fort Leavenworth and Sherman Field Kansas invite the public to Army Day events on Saturday April 6 with aircraft displays led by jet and fighter models, a 2 PM troop review by Col Kenneth R. Martin, post exhibits including armor and equipment, museum displays dating to the 1800s, battle films, and an evening program featuring Maj. Gen. William F. Dean. Transportation will be provided by GI buses.
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William F. Dean
44Th Infantry Division
Territory residents invited to view United States field stations
Martin, Sherman Field commander and Lt Gen Leonard commanding Fort Leavenworth invite citizens of the surrounding territory to visit the new stations and witness the United States air defense initiative. The event aims to showcase national security capabilities and strengthen community ties with the armed forces.
Noted scientist to deliver ninth Sherwood Lectureship
Dr M H Kaisely, assistant professor of anatomy at the University of Chicago, will give the ninth Nobel Pierce Sherwood Lectureship at the University auditorium Friday at 8. The talk covers Kaisely’s quartz red transilluminator and insights into spleen and liver circulation, red blood cell clumping, and malaria research on monkeys. The event is sponsored by the Phi Beta Pi medical fraternity.
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M. H. Kaisely
Nobel Pierce Sherwood
Thersity
Frank Strong
Kaisely
University of Chicago
Knisely
Kiisely
August Krog
Crepenhagen
Denmark
Krag
Mr. Kinisely
Dean
Knisely Becan
Knisel Crees
Phi Beta Pi Medical Fraternity
Sherwood
Aonorcot
Nobel Pierce Sherwoead
Department of Bacteriology
Manila after the war a ruined skyline of hope
Manila shows a battered postwar scene as white buildings overlook damaged harbors and streets clogged with military traffic. Surplus jeeps flood the city becoming improvised taxis while open air shops thrive amid scarce food, damaged big homes, and crowds of soldiers. Demobilization accelerates as installations repurpose for officers and civilians.
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John R. Ward
Manila
Mar
Victor
California
Philippines
Pasig River
Dewey Boulevard
Manila Harbor
Woods 1
War Dads' Auxiliary Elects Kansas Leaders in Wichita
Mrs Paul Wright was elected president of the Kansas State chapter of the American War Dads' Auxiliary at a Wichita convention. Other officers include Mrs J Sidney Nye Newton president, Mrs Nick Campbell treasurer, Mrs Erle lawson historian, and Earl Jackson Pratt chaplain. US representatives on the auxiliary council were elected. discussions covered returning veterans, on the job training, and hospital programs.
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Wichita
Kan
Paul Wright
Topeka
Kansas State
American War Dads’ Auxiliary
J. Sidney Nye
Newton
Nick Campbell
Iung. Rer
Erle
Kansas City
Well Heeled Chicago Shoe Mystery Uncovered
Frank Barone a 71 year old shoemaker in Chicago found $1,100 hidden in a pair of shoes left for repairs by an unidentified customer. He told his customers about the discovery and the money was reportedly tucked away inside the shoes and later handed over to authorities.
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Chicago
Mar
Frank Barone
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Call Off Milk Strike in Neosho After Mass Meeting
Neosho Missouri reports the one day milk strike collapsed as farmers voted to maintain the voluntary organization until April 16 when another meeting is planned. Farmers seek higher prices from $2.90 and 63.00 per hundredweight to 4.50, while processors cite OPA ceilings. About 500 people attended, with only two favoring continued withholding. Milk deliveries dropped to about 70 percent of normal as 38 of 48 haulers crossed picket lines.
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Newton County
OPA
James C. Williams
Southwest Dairy Association
L. L. Hunt
Pet Milk Company
St. Louis
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Pet
Carnetlon Plarits
Fragmentary naval note on personnel and deployment
A garbled OCR fragment references Cuties, atay and families to North China, noting temporary nature and a shortage of assignment length, with terms like in- ping and hortage appearing incomplete. The text lacks clear entities or outcomes to define a full newspaper item.
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North China
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