Hoover Says Feeding Japan Helps China and Korea
Tokyo May 6 Herbert Hoover former U S president and famine relief leader said in a press conference that Russia should release food to China and Korea to ease the world food crisis. He warned Japan must import food to avoid rationing and possible unrest and he praised General MacArthur's food staff while stressing that imports must not prejudice supplies to China India the Philippines or Korea.
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Tokyo
Herbert Hoover
Russia
China
Korea
Manchuria
United State
Ruman
Japan
Buchenwald
Belsen
Hoover
MacArthur
India
Philippines
Resolutions Adopted by Emporia District Young Republicans
Emporia May 6 four district young Republican convention adopted regulations urging senators and congressmen to back terminal leave pay for enlisted men and to oppose unlimited extension of price control. Other resolutions called for improved wage hour legislation and guaranteed full constitutional rights to Negroes, with opposition to crucial or...
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Emporia
Han
Young Republican Convention
Religious Tolerance Drive Reorganized In District
Ted Roskam of Wichita was chosen district chairman with Claudia Wii of Emporia named vice-chairman and Wilburn Leonard of Council Grove as secretary treasurer as part of a drive on religious intolerance currency stability and better foreign policy.
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Ted Roskam
Wichita
Claudia Wii
Emporia
Wilburn Leonard
Council Grove
Delegates to Kansas League of Women Voters Meet in Wichita
Kansas League of Women Voters holds annual convention in Wichita with Lawrence members as delegates and state board attendees. Mrs. H L Reedy presides. Miss Anna Lord Strauss to speak at luncheon and dinner events. Strauss, national president, and Truman appointee resumes leadership roles. Lawrence leaders include Mrs. Kreider and Mrs. Prentice.
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Kansas League of Women Voters
Wichita
Lawrence League
State Board
H. L. Reedy
Lawrence
State League
L. E. Anderson
R. R. Moore
Winnie Lawrance
T. J. Prentice
J. R. Edmonds
A. B. Ewing
Ethan Allen
Glen Richardson
Karl Kreider
Anna Lord Strauss
National League of Women Voters
Kansas City
Allis Hotel
United States
Food and Agriculture Conference
Hich
Quebec
Algier
Nd Enited States Financial i
League
The
Century Magazine
Kansas Gideons elect J F Martin state president
J F Martin of Salina was named the new state president of the Kansas Gideons Society at the final convention in Wichita on May 1, succeeding L L Wilson. Other officers include H J Neufeld of Dade City as vice president and Frank Hi of Camp Wichita as treasurer.
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Wichita
Kan
F. Martin
Salina
Kansas Gideons Society
L. L. Wilson
Witchin
H. J. Neufeld
Dade City
Frank Hi
Camp
Fred Sheppard
Plow
Hiebert
Bugler
Seretary
Quincy Jessup
Palestine Reports Violates Mandate Clash Rises in Jaffa Gate
Arab leadership in Palestine plans to challenge the British American inquiry report at the Hague arguing it violates the mandate. A mass Arab protest led by 800 women halted at Jaffa Gate with banners while police barricaded the road. Strikes are planned Friday with possible wider regional participation.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
International Court
The
Hague
Omar
Jaffa
Old City
Araba of
Egypt
Iraq
Inquiry Committee
Wheat losses prompt farmers to switch to soybeans in Kansas
Manhattan May 6 A E A Clevenger Kansas State extension agronomist says the Tessin fly and leaf rust have wiped out about one quarter of the wheat crop in south central and south eastern Kansas. Farmers plan to plow under wheat and sow soybeans as soybeans are usually planted from May 20 to June 10, to recoup losses.
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Manhattan
Kan
E. A. Clevenger
Extension Agronomist
Kansas State
Enlreme
Kansas
Clevender
Wheat subsidy plan urged for Douglas county farmers
George Butell of the County Agricultural Conservation Association outlined a 30 cent wheat subsidy program. Farmers must deliver by May 25 to approved elevators for a delivery receipt and contract of sale. Immediate settlement offers are available with market price plus the 30 cent bonus. A similar corn program also offers a 30 cent subsidy with a ceiling price, limited to 50 million bushels.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
George Butell
County Articultural Conservation Association
Douglas County
ACA
Rutell
Sheriff Probes Robbery At Milburn Golf Club
Olathe Kansas May 11 sheriff office investigates holdup of 20 Milburn Golf and Country Club members early Sunday. Three armed men wearing masks robbed members of about 2000 dollars then lined them up by wall and marched them outside to the club’s clock before fleeing.
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Olathe
Kan
Johnson County Sheriff's Office
Milburn Golf and Country Elub
Jack Welsh
Rohlers
Welsh
War Dept Opens Regular Army to Honorably Discharged Veterans
Veterans honorably discharged on or after May 12 1945 may enlist in the regular army in their MOS. Scores and grades depend on prior service length with opportunities in radar repair, electronics, and mechanical specialties. Apply by June 30 1946 at the U S Army Recruiting Sub Station Lawrence Kansas for full details.
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War Department
Army
U.S. Army
Lawrence
Kan
War Vessels to Dock at New York and West Coast Ports
Nine troop carrying ships bound for New York and three western ports today bring over 11 000 servicemen. Also 1 020 war brides and children are due at New York. Three transports with 4 50 percent men due at New York, one with 1 46 percent at San Francisco, two with
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New York
West Coast
San Francisco
Deaf educator Miss Stevenson dies after Kansas City dinner
Margaret Stevenson 72 of Olathe collapsed after a dinner party in Kansas City and died minutes later from a heart ailment. She led the Order of the Eastern Star in Kansas City, chaired regional matron groups, and authored four deaf instruction books. She taught at the Kansas School for the Deaf and in Kansas City public schools. Her funeral is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Julien chapel in Olathe with burial in Olathe Cemetery. Her nephew Charles S. Stevenson, vice president of Hall Brothers, Inc., survives.
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Margaret Stevenson
Olathe
No Friend
Kansas City
Julien Chapel
Lawrence
Stevenson
Kansas School
Jacksonville College
Jacksonville
Charles 8. Stevenson
Hall Brothers, Inc
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