Agitators Warned in Allied Food Crisis in Germany
Frankfurt May 14. General Lucius D. Clay warned that political agitators would be seized if they tried to exploit the food shortage in the U S military government zone He said no definite reports supported Communist attempts to cause strikes but cautioned that agitators capitalizing on the crisis would face imprisonment Officials expect some strikes but hope for no large demonstrations as troops are kept as a last resort to safeguard food reserves Clay outlined measures to ease the shortage through faster grain shipments from the United States dried milk programs and farmer collections American investigators foresee rising criticism of the military government amid a growing bitter mood toward the United States and resentment among Germans over the food crisis
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Frankfurt
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Communist Party
United States
U.S
Ferre
Clay
Bueler
Fulda
Unite States
Frazier Opens Second Indian Art Exhibition at Philbrook Tulsa
Bernard Frazier art director at Philbrook announces a second war exhibition of American Indian paintings running June 24 to September 4. North American Indian or Eskimo artists may enter. awards total 120. Entry forms available from Frazier at Philbrook Art Center, 27 South Rockford Road, Tulsa, Okla., before June 9.
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Frazier
Philbrook Art
South Rockford Road
Tule
Okla
Fair's Breath Escape and a Neighbor Joke Turned Fatal
Kansas City May 1948 reports a man named Drumm mowed his lawn when a live high tension wire tangled around his body. He thought a neighbor was joking and did not react. A power company crew later found the wire blown down by wind and confirmed the danger. The incident underscores the hazards of touching or approaching downed electrical lines.
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Kansas City
Drumm
X Power Company Hneman
Pepale
Alfrey
ROTC Movie at University of Kansas Legion Post
The University of Kansas ROTC unit will show a film titled Universes! Military Training at the Dorsey Liberty Post No 14 hall. Colonel Alfrey will brief after the screening. Legionnaires urged to attend. business matters after the picture.
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R.O.T.C
Univerality of
Kansas
Dorsey
Liberty Post No
American Legion
At & P.m
Alfrey
Community Notes From Willis E Garrett Visit and Local Gatherings
Willis E Garrett of Roger City visits relatives in mid Michigan with extended family attending a lawrence area dinner in his honor. The gatherings include Mother’s Day meals at multiple homes, church events, and local social visits with the Deckwa and Holmes families among others in the Lawrence and Waverly areas.
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Willis FE. Garrett
Roger City
M. HW. Conwan
Mrz
Tox
CL. Holmes
Lawretwe
Mes J
Willis E. Garrett
A. J
Tyeewn
Sanetence
Cire Ware
Walter Wilson
Blood Bartient and
Curtia and Tnald
Waverly
Arthirstile Lecompton
Stra
Howard Fiernita
Bercy Flats
Art Slarenes
Marria
Lawrence
Hemet Harris
Emperta
Trance Harris
Mount Es
Mms
Fer
Dav Ann Letoan
Mroo
Stre
Waller Usratenberger
Garriet
Deckwa
Clearfield
Charches Mirek
Benning
Fe Chiledren
Kanaasary
Bone
Fierne
Parenta
Mra
Gay Vereen
Joan
Garrett
Willis Wrete
Wager City
Mich
Apent
Ay Kraus
Wren
boNo
California
Eudora
GW. Wolfe Wan
Kansas
Irwin
Volaw
Mr. c
Charlie Baecker
Ron Volaw
Velde
Marlene
Train Volaw
Mra.Baecker
Mroc
Gabriel
Mee
Jobe Bachmnan
Enon Fae
Ata Xinney Mwarlo
Kansewes
Ada
Chitteen
Manny Fra
Danehier
Genie
Ana Tap Tanlen
Minday Murater
Ata
Rav
Chen
Ant Mtra Tee Colman
Ain
Nepeueste
Kelleal Sian Tevaring fReit
Cal
Largest Winter Wheat Crop Seen This Year
The Agriculture Department reports May 1 condition for the 1947 winter wheat crop at record levels with prospects of LOA Tsou bushels. It notes anticipated spring wheat production and compares rye and other grain forecasts across major southern states, including acreage figures and harvest percentages.
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Ington
Agriculture Department
Anglaad Besin
Brasil
Agricultural supply and production figures in May report
Oats at 73 percent of normal, early potatoes 79 percent, hay stocks on farms May 1 at 13.9 percent of yearly production, milk production in April at 10.452 billion pounds. Comparisons show declines or variances from prior months and the ten year averages. The report includes acreage abandoned, harvestable acreage, yield per acre, and production indicators for winter wheat.
Riverside Family News and Visits Drawn from Local Notices
Visiting Mr and Mrs J Brink of Basehor the group includes Mrs Jargis Ura and Mrs LW Beyrman with relatives in Lawrence and Topeka. Families from Lawrence Kanawa attended Mother’s Day dinner at Mr and Mrs Jarvis Brink with extended kin from LeRoy and Cantont.
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J Brink
Basehor
Jargis Ura
LW Beyrman
Lawterce
Amea
Mengier
Kiehaen Mitciel Terent
Proenis
Arna
Mitchett Catters
Henry Koeh
Edward Ire
Atuth
Mae Raimond Tivhier
Topeka
Nettle
Visting
Aucnier
Elmer Husted
Busted
Jamit
Rhereide Roe
Cterris Springer
Jeretty
Cle Singer
Jimmy Springer
Biliy ‘Thompson
Mra Dickey
Canton Imst
Jarvis Brink
LeHoys
Mire
John Brink
Clarsis Springer
Mrr
Leo Per
Lawrence
Meo
Russell Holk
Kanwaka
Ara Chacris Spreer
Farntiy
Efi
M Familly
J. Brink
WJ. Brink
Hasetor
Re. AD Green
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Phil Center
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Wil Ako Apeah
Universal
Tegten
Cot
John Alfres
The
Nazarene
Valea US
Ressts
Arcy
COSCO
Riverside
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Inland City
N.Y
Hotter
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Ottawa
Petty
Santa FE Trailways
Santa FE
Salades Abmigas
Ask Aboue Trailways
Mexico City
San Francisco
Calif
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Denver
Colo
Union Bus Depot
Masa
Beys
Mess
COROS
VVC
COROC
Vo Fate
Fountain of A
Fearby Franklin
Franklin XX
Haley
Soatiist Vitlags
WDAF
Edmonds’ Fountain Service
Sporting Goods
Baseman
Malotti
Wilson
Shuttlecocka Wilson
Sterling Furniture Co
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