Delay In Return Treasury Head Notices Tax Reduction Soon
Treasury Secretary Snyder told Congress a period of tax reduction is approaching though he offered no timing. He urged consideration of how to cut taxes later, as hearings on broad tax reform proceed. The remarks came as a 5,000 word statement outlining possible revisions was presented to the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Treasury
Washington
Snyder
Congrees
Houseg Waxes and Means
Congress
Nome
Beers Deanite
Senate
Truman
Knyder
Loran
Saxner
Knutson
House
G.U.F
Block in East Too Washington Mae tT tf Rinking Installations
Telegraph and telephone workers’ strikes disrupt service across several states. Western Electric lines reestablished, emergency measures in New Jersey and New York, with limited curtailments in Minnesota and Michigan Bell amid ongoing actions by the American Federation of Telephone Workers and related unions.
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St Louis
UTR
Altho
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Washington
Mae
Western Electric
Michigan Bell Telephone
Pleas Under Way for Commencement at K U
Pleas are under way for the University of Kansas commencement set for June 15 to 17. Gilbert Ulmer chairs the planning, with George Bradshaw directing exhibits and a unified program. Alumni plans include open house in the Union and a premium campus activities preview.
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Pregram
University of Kanea
Gilbert Ulmer
Georgge Bradshaw
Geatempiatad
Re. Fay Netoer
Irvin Youngberg
Mildred Crodfelter
Theng
Union
Mee
Fred Montgomery
F. T. Stockton
Postal Hire Phones In Use Across Washington May 17 34
The House post office committee today approved legislation increasing postal rates to raise about 2129.00 annual revenue. It recommends raising the air mail rate to six cents an ounce, higher second class rates for out-of-county newspapers, a four cent air-mail postcard, and retaining current rates for other classes. The measure awaits House action next week. Kansas figures and local reactions to phone service disruptions and labor actions are noted, with comments from Lawrence merchants and residents.
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Washington
House Post Office
Theair
Rees JR. Kan
Ferat
Post Office Department
Kees
Honor Mrs Buehler Contest At Liberty Memorial High
A memory contest honoring Mrs ee Buehler, longtime Liberty Memorial High teacher, will be held at the high school Wednesday at 7 30 am. Sponsored by Mr and Mrs Robert Calderwood and Miss Margaret Hahei of the University of Kansas, the event recognizes Mrs Buehler's encouragement of speech interests. Prizes total 7 50 5 and 250. Students Behan junior or senior may enter. speeches should last about eight minutes on any subject.
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Ee Buehler
Liberty Memorial High
High Abont
Robert Calderwood
Mise
Margaret Hahei
University of Kansas
Buehler
Foo, Buehter
Univereile
Truman's Ill Mother Shows No Significant Change
Grandview Missouri May 19 Presidential press secretary Charles G Rosustold reporters that 95 year old Martha E Truman was in about the same condition as last night when she began slipping after a Sunday rally President Truman's daughter Margaret canceled engagements and planned to fly in From Kansas City the President drove from Kansas City to Grandview where General Wallace H Graham the President's physician said she remains tired and will not rise during the day He noted she felt better but there was no 24 hour improvement.
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Lawrence
Fige Tures
Southwastern
Zink
Asree
Val
Rose
President Truman
Grandview
Ross
Kansas
Margaret
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Kansas City
Independence
Frank Wallace
Truman
Martha E.truman
Wallace H. Graham
General Graham
Six Out of Town Members Attend Standard Life Meeting
Six out of town members of the Standard Life association executive heart are in Lawrence for a two day quarterly board meeting. Attending officials include R. D. Taylor of Cedar Rapids John Hasselberger of Mount Vernon NY Dr G D Sreenahend of Kansas City L Liteman of Baltimore Md Lon A Smith of Austin Tex and Martin Miller of Fort Scott Wisconsin? Secretary R F Alien and C E Triever also attend. Average 4 mocks 58.4.
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Standard Life Association
Lawrence
Apokcemant
Woodrow W. Miller
R. D. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Las John Hasselberger
Mount Veenan
Noy
R.F. Alien
Chin Sree
C. E. Triever
New
Italy applies to join the United Nations
Italy submitted its application for UN membership to Secretary General Trygve Lie in Washington. The May 7 Rome document was signed by Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza, with ambassador Alberto Tarchiani presenting the bid, placing Italy after Hungary as an Axis successor pursuing recognition.
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Arsocumed Press
Kaye
Ee Y. Baytals
United Nations
Tryeve Lie Teday
Alberto Tarchiani
Washington
Rome
Carlo Sforza
Italy
Hungary
Axis
Visiting dean to survey state colleges on Kansas campus
The Very Rev. Charles E. McAllister of Spokane Cathedral and State College of Washington regents visits the Kansas campus tomorrow seeking information for a statewide colleges survey. He takes a year’s leave of absence to lead the effort, sponsored by the association.
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Charles E. McAllicrer
St. John the Evangelist
Spokane
Wash
Board of
Regents
State College of Washington
McAllister
Associ
Dean’s Study Tour on State Higher Education Policy
The dean, a St Stevens College graduate with an M.A. from Columbia, will visit BA colleges and universities to prepare a printed report. The aim is to improve administrative policy handling, preserve state control, widen research, resist pressure groups, and strengthen cultural and spiritual aspects. He has given 424 speeches in one year.
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Mr. Meanster
Regenta
Trusteea
St. Stevens College
Annandale
N.Y
Columbia
Episcopal Church
Spokane
Unsettled Weather with Light Showers in Kansas
May 194 topeka reports show nearly all Kansans receiving moisture. A federal meteorologist substituting for Flora notes unsettled conditions likely to continue with partly cloudy skies and scattered showers in the east tonight. Temperatures to remain near current levels, lows 54 to 58 in the east and south, around 41 in the northwest, and rainfall amounts listed across multiple towns.
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Topeka
Kansan
A. TD. Robb
S. D. Flora
Todrr
Robh
Flora
Long, Useful Life Ends for Miss Hannah Oliver
Miss Hannah Oliver, KU's oldest alumna and a longtime Latin teacher, died at 95. Survived by siblings and numerous nieces and nephews, she lived in Lawrence most of her life and remained active with the university after retirement. Funeral services set for Wednesday at the Methodist church with internments by friends and family.
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Hannah Oliver
K.U
Lawrence
Ho H
Dave
Quantrill
Fidith
Tenncencevan
Tme
Pi Beta Phi
Altho
Oliver
Frankie Phinney
Methodist Church
C. E. Allison
Arch Oliver
Jack Tucker
Arthur &. Humphrey
James V. Humphrey
Charles Gordon
Stucker
Harry T. Stucker
Miss Oliver
Deane W. Ma Nott
K. U. Mian Oliver
University
Tredinzick Bridge
Tom
England
Prudence Hannah Oliver
Hannah
Prudence Oliver
Illinois
Quantstill
Canadas
Adam Oliver
University of
Fife
Misa Oliver
Europe
W. W. Bretherton
Portland
Ore
Arthur W. Oliver
Victor
Cole
Mra
Keith Powell
Alice Bretherton
Salem
David Marchand
Elizabeth Jane Tucker
Topeka
Mixa Oliver
Margaret
Jeanette
J. W. Humphrey
Hannan Oliver
K.L
New Slogan Proposed At Haskell Institute Graduation
Rev E Russell Carter urged 1947 graduates to adopt Give to live as their motto replacing Learn to earn. He spoke on moral responsibility and the power of choice, citing atomic power’s dual potential for destruction or progress, during his tenth anniversary as religious work director.
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Russell Carter
Haskell Institute
1Hg
Haskell
Mr Carter
Solon Ayers
Charles Thomas
Lawrence Isterial Alliance
Carter
Thore
Lear
Ernest Pohl Resigns as County Deputy Sheriff
Ernest Fohl, after eight years on the county sheriff’s force, resigns to pursue another type of work. He is on vacation, with resignation effective in June, and full details of his new job to be announced after June 1. Sheriff John Jr. aims to fill the vacancy soon, leaving two deputies authorized in the force.
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Ernest Fohl
Pohl
Will Johna
D Jr
Ed Anderson
War Appain Uty
Charles Banning
Rods Skinner
Dohna
Lawrence
Instruments Will Help Scientists Demonstration Tonight
Arthur T Brice former Ninth Army colonel and U S expert on the instrument will present the phase microscope to K U students tonight. The device, developed from 1933 work by F Zernike, amplifies light to reveal living tissue at all development stages and holds promise for cancer research astronomy and textiles. Brice notes only about 200 were built, with three in the U S loaned to labs and his own example.
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K. U
Arthur T. Brice
H. B. Chubb
Vermont Street
Brice
Ninth Army
Europe
U.S
Germany
Zeiss
Ana
Veterans Administration
Zernike
Department of Commerce
National Research Council
Ltop
Iya
Brice Smid
Rice
Bo'cinck
Ross
Calif
Lawrence
Jane Brica
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