Harvester mine violence spurs push for governor protection
In Benham Kentucky a clash at the International Harvester mine after a fight between the Progressive Miners and United Mine Workers left L A Brackwas dead and Robert Hodge wounded. The UMW says a machine gun was seen overlooking the hospital while miners urge Governor Willis to send protection to end killings.
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Harlan
International Harvester Company
Benham
Mpment
Simeon Willis
R. E. Galbraith
Harlan County
J. S. Cawood
Galbraith
Willis
Frankfort
Robert Hodge
U.M.W
Betty Mays Rhody
Hodge
Rhody
M.W
UAW
VA reports 16 237 college openings for veterans in four states
May 8 Louis An VA study shows 16 237 enrollment openings for war veterans for the 1946 fall term across Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma. Oklahoma leads with 6 167 openings followed by Kansas 4 366 Missouri 4 060 and Arkansas 1 644 based on the March 10 survey.
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Louis
Issouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Alahoma
St.uls
The
Veteran Administration
V.A
Oklahoma
Kanas Wan
Missouri
Arkansean
W.A. Yooxanite
Rees
Sergeant Plummer Arrives in Miami for Two Week Recovery Visit
Armed Forces Sgt James E Plummer has reached Miami Florida for a two week recuperative vacation as a guest of the Army Air Forces. He is among about 1 500 ex prisoner of war detainees given recovery time following capture by the Japanese at Min-
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James E. Plummer
Route 1
Miami
Fla
Army Air Forces
Sergeant Plummer
Min
Sergeant Plummer Returns Home From War Ordeal
Danao, May 10, 1942, held as a slave laborer during the praca ordeal. He lost 30 pounds, all regained since returning in September. Sergeant Plummer’s wife accompanies him in Miami as a guest of the AAF. He is the son of Mrs. Bessie Plummer of Sunflower, formerly Lawrence, and plans to enter college under the GI bill after discharge. George H. Moore Jr is home on furlough from Camp McClelland after eight weeks of basic training visiting his parents at 1425 New York Street. He will report for reassignment at Lawson Washington on May 15.
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Danao
Praca
Sergeant Plummer
Bam
Miami
A.A.F
Bessie Plummer
Sunflower
Lawrence
George H. Moore, Jr
Camp McClelland
G. H. Moore
New York Street
Lawson
Wash
Senate Rejects British Bases Demand Proposal
The Senate rejected a McFarland proposal to force Britain to yield Atlantic bases and open empire areas to American trade to secure a 3.75 billion loan. The 45 to 40 vote defeats the strongest bid to alter the loan terms, clearing the way for loan authorization without major changes. A separate notice says a food conservation and foreign relief meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms has been postponed to be rescheduled.
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Washington
Senate
McFarland
D.-Ariz
Great Britain
Chamber of Commerce
Society notices and club meetings listed
The Helianthus club meets Friday at 1 45 p m with Mrs Carl McDermond at The Hearth. Evangelical church women hold their mothers and daughters banquet Thursday at 7 30 p m. KU flow students wives meet tonight at 5 in Greenall lounge. Mr and Mrs James Coates of Sunflower announce the birth of Ban yesterday at Memorial hospital. Mrs Harold G Barr Mrs Clifford Dean and Mrs L H Frink represented Lawrence P E O chapters at the annual state meeting last week in Detroit with Mrs Chester Gates as Baldwin chapter delegate.
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the Evangelical Church
University of Kansas Flow
Greenall
James Coates
Sunflower
Ban
Memorial Hospital
Harold G. Barr
Clifford Dean
L. H. Frink
Lawrence
P.E.O
Betoit
Chester Gates
Baldwin
Lenon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement for Lenon Juice recipe touts rapid rheumatic pain relief after taking a one week supply of Rvu-Ex compound. It instructs mixing with water using simple measures and promises relief within 48 hours, selling through Round Comer Drug Company and local drug stores.
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Ap6 Grug
First Baptist supper and annual meeting at church
The First Baptist church hosts a covered dish supper at 6 30 PM in the social rooms followed by the annual business meeting with officer elections and committee reports. Also noted are hosting plans for Mrs Floyd Rankin and a birth announcement for a daughter at Memorial Hospital. The Market Basket prize offers for best Devil Devilled red Eggs recipe.
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First Baptist Church
Officera
Local Social Notes and Visiting Guests Highlight Kansas Intimate
Mra Noble Sherwood and family from Cedarburg Wis arrive today for a short visit with Dr and Mrs N P Sherwood. Mrs David Robinson and son David travel as well. Allen head of photography at University of Kansas spoke at Cherryvale Chamber meeting and will address Hut chinson Rotary on May 12. Ralph Graber Liberty Memorial HS principal out with a severe cold. Beulah H Stewart former Baldwin Postmaster will attend Kansas chapter National Association of Postmasters convention May 8 and 9. past presidents to be guests. Mr and Mrs R E Snell of Denver visit Harry and Mrs Snell at 1204 Connecticut. Mrs George Miller Route 1 ordered to bed for heart ailment. Arden Clawson and children of Linwood visit C 711 Alabama St. Rev Ruth E Copley and daughter Shirley Rose return from two weeks in California. Vergie Diane visits grandparents while Stay away. In Manhattan, a Kansas State College student forum hears about Repastor of Children in the Commit ne. Frank E Jones of Kansas City spends today and tomorrow at Memorial hospital with a broken hip. now at Convalescent hospital.
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Noble Sherwood
Chil
David
Stephen
Cedarburg
Wic
N. .P. Sherwood
David Robinson
Iso
Allen
University of Kansas
Cherryvale
Hutchinson Rotary Club
Ralph Graber
Liberty Memorial High School
Beulah H. Stewart
Baldwin
Ihita
Kansas
National Association of Postmasters
Quet
Miss Stewart
R. E. Snell
Denver
Colo
Harry Snell
Connecticut Street
George Miller
Route 1
Arden Clawson
Linwood
Alabama Street
Ruth E. Copley
Shirley Rose
California
Vergie Diane
Manhattan
Kansas State Col
Frank E. Jones
Kanass City
Tomoral Memorial Hospital
Convalescent Hospital
Boyd and Schweitsberger Families Host Visitors in Las Animas
Mr and Mrs James L Boyd of Las Animas Colorado are visiting this week at the home of Mr and Mrs H Schweitsberger and family T J Sweeney returned from Hollywood California after spending weeks with her mother Mrs RC Mors Bis and Mrs Raymond C Pal Minn were here a few days ago for a brief visit with its mother Mrs Lillian Basvet at 746 Ohio street
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James L. Boyd
Las Animas
Colo
Mr.j and
Mra
H. Schweitsberger
Fam
T. J. Sweeney
Hollywood
Calif
Mra RC. Mors Bis
Raymond C. Pal- Minn
Lillian Basvet
Ohio Wireet
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Ameritex Fabrics
Helianthus Club
Carl McDermond Frisday
DuBerry
Lucien LeLong
Marcee
Wilby
Parker
Round Corner Drug Store
Mel Fisher
Floyd Rankin
J. Nuccio
New Hampshire Street
Adlerika
Ia As
Royal College Shop
Gamble
Phon
Swope
Sorat
Lawrence Junior
Parker Herbex
House of Beauty
Adams, Mer
Jeffries
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