Huge loan floated in Soviet Russia for restoration
London May 3 The Soviet Union will float a domestic loan of 20 billion rubles to fund economy restoration and development. Proceeds from a lottery based on 20 year tax free bonds will repay the loan. Bonds available to Russian citizens only with prizes up to 50,000 rubles. Prime aims include fulfillment of the five year plan and strengthening military and economic power.
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London
Russia
Moscow Radio
Arpeny G. Zverev
Zverev
Council of Ministers
U.S
KU Names First Templin Philosopher Fellow 1946 47
Charles Roderick Burton, a KU alumnus and former Bummerfield scholar, is appointed the first Templin Fellow in Philosophy for 1946 47. The fellow fund, started before Olin Templin's death, totals 6600 dollars and supports a yearly stipend set by the appointing committee. Burton recently discharged after four years in the U S Army with 32 months overseas.
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Charles Roderick Burton
Bummerfield
University of Kansas
Templin
Edmund H. Hollands
K. Uhilosophy
Olin Templin
Anna McCracken
K. UC
University of Kansas Endowment Association
Burton
United States Army
Eight Apply for City Garbage Truck Driver Jobs
Eight men have applied for two driver positions on the new city garbage collection units. Tests are scheduled today under state highway patrol supervision, with a passing list to be reviewed by Dr. J. M. Mott of the Douglas County Health Department for final hires. The plan anticipates starting routine collections Monday and doubling weekly rounds in summer.
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City
Harold Fisher
J. M. Mott
Douglas County Health Department
Mott
Health Department
TNT BURNING AT PARSONS Ordnance Plant Estimates Process Will Cost Less Than Storage
Parsons Kansas May 3 More than a million pounds of TNT at the Standby Kansas Ordnance plant will be burned beginning May 13. Captain Donald M McCrea says only small amounts daily, project to last about two months, burning to save about 300000 that would be spent for storage. Reprocessing could reclaim material in emergencies but costs more than producing new material.
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Parsons
Kan
Kansas Ordnance Plant
Donald M. McCrea
McCrea
Yucca Yucca all student revue tickets on sale tomorrow
Tickets for the all student revue Yucca Yucca presented in Hoch Auditorium Friday May 10 go on sale at four downtown stores tomorrow and on the hill Monday. War Memorial benefit show tickets priced 1 and 1 50 available at Carl's Oter's Rankins' Drug Store and Round Corner Drug Store. Revue features 72 cast with Serenaders music starting at 9 p.m. broadcast over KFKU from 9 30 to 10.
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Hoch Auditorium
Carl's Oter's
Rankins’ Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Store
Tventy-Two
KFKU
Treasury April receipts show net take of 47 million after redemptions
The report notes $311,487,000 in matured redemptions and $47,401,000 net for April. It cites $77,888,000 excess cash-ins for three seller series E F and G bonds, nearly four-fifths of last year’s peak day. A separate item reports the drowning of Arthur Storey near Wichita in the Little Arkansas River after school.
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Treasury
Little Arkansas
Wichita
Arthur Law
Arthur Storey
Lon
Wade
National Company buys eight student designs for linoleum patterns
Eight University of Kansas freshmen in design sold designs to Paraffine Companies Inc. Marjorie Whitney, KU design department director, announced the sale. Students Evelyn Hoffman and Ruth Balka among others from Ottawa Topeka Lawrence Betha Wichita Pierre and Wellington contributed designs. Iss Dessz Bush instructed the course.
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University of Kansas
Ign
Paraffine Companies, Inc
Marjorie Whitney
K. U. Department of Design
Evelyn Hoffman
Ottawa
Ruth Balka
Topeka
Glendale Jones
Lawrence
Marjorie Stark
Sabetha
Rita Mengebauer
Kansas City
Bertha Lowry
Wichita
Phyllis Byrnes
Pierre
South Dakota
Mary Sherrard
Wellington
Designa
Iss Dessz Bush
Bourse
Milk Cans Stolen from Midland Route
Darrel Koontz of 850 Maple Street reports three empty milk cans stolen from his milk route north of Midland this morning. Police are investigating the theft and are pursuing leads.
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Darrel Koontz
Maple Street
Midland
Police Court Fines Levied This Morning
In police court fines were listed for several violations. C. 2. Krammers paid 10 dollars for speeding L. G. McCain 5 dollars for passing a stop sign Arnold Lang 5 dollars for taking a U turn three individuals paid 1 dollar each for parking infractions
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Krammers
L. G. McCain
Arnold Lang
April bond sales rise as cash receipts fall
Treasury Department reported April sales of government bonds increased by 41.3 million dollars from March, while cash-ins declined by 44.4 million. Total sales for April reached 687.763 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Aspirin Quality Promise From Joseph Aspirio
All you demand in aspirin quality purity and strength you get in it Joseph Aspirio. None finer at any price. 12 tableta 10c. You are even more on the 100 tablet aise for 3c.
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Joseph Aspirio
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