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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1952
Page
11
Hollywood gossip notes that Ray, daughter of Charlie Beis of the Mocambo, is making headlines as a major social affair in movie circles. She is set to perform at Ciro's on Sunset Strip, with the scene described as a standout social engagement drawing attention from industry readers.
A Washington Creek report cites a high ranking U S Eighth Army officer stating 5000 to 6000 Russian soldiers may be in rear areas of North Korea in support roles He says some are Caucasians and that anti aircraft batteries near Red airfields south of Antung bases are likely manned by Russians The officer notes prior North Korean accounts of Russians and pilots in Soviet jets but remains unnamed and authoritative.
Mrs Orlyn Vaughn and baby, Mrs Charles Hereehell, Charlotte and June, Mrs Will Kingery, Mrs Everett Kingery, Mrs Tom Dil ton, Eldon Smith, and Mr and Mrs Raymond Farmer and children sent gifts.
Senator Williams asks Attorney General McGranery to delay deporting Frank Costello, arguing he may be a crucial witness in trials of former officials. He questions tax account scrutiny, evidence custody, and government protection of racketeers, while noting Costello's 18 month sentence for contempt and a pending bid to strip citizenship for concealing a criminal record.
William Hall of Wichita announces the chairmen for the University of Kansas State Wide Activities Commission. Appointed are Marimae d from Topeka secretary treasurer Fred Rice Abilene county club chairman Diane Hornaday Kansas City Mo secretarial chairman Ronald Sam mons Stockton publicity director Ruth Longwood Stafford Jayhawker chairman Winifred Meyer Hoisington county correspondents chairman Jean Ann Scapin Abilene poster board chairman Stuart Conklin Hutchinson host to high schools ee
Washington certified 10 areas as critical defense housing zones enabling federal rent controls. Areas listed include Kansas City and Jamesai City Missouri with dates for control implementation to be determined by Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam.
Ruggero Tomaselli of the University of Pavia arrived in Lawrence to spend a semester at the University of Kansas conducting plant geography research. He will collaborate with KU geography professor A. W. Kuchler, a Fulbright Scholar associate, on extensive plant geography studies.
Production and Marketing Administration officials for 1953 in six Douglas County townships were elected at meetings last week. A three member county committee and two alternates per township plus a delegate and alternate to the county convention will be chosen at a 2:30 p.m. Monday Oct 6 gathering at the county PMA office 641 Mass St. The current committee includes George Buteil Baldwin David Noe Lecompton Ernest Prim Overbrook with township officers listed for Eudora Lecompton Marion Palmyra Wakarusa Willow Springs and other posts including chairmen vice chairs and alternates and convention delegates and alternates.
A head on collision near San Bernardino California on September 21 claimed the lives of Oden H Minor 22 Holton Kansas airman third class at George AFB Victorville California and Boyd Frank Van Wagoner 28 Salt Lake City Utah. Van Wagoner died Monday night.
In a special election Tuesday Dodge City Kansas voters approved a 315000 bond issue to supplement a previous 340000 voting seven years earlier. The total available for the project rises to 725000 with the latest approval as 1648 voters favored and 860 opposed, roughly half of the registered voters.
Arthur La Duke is spending a 15 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond La Duke. He is stationed at Lowry Air Force Base Denver Colo and will be transferred to Fort Worth Texas. World-Wide Communion will be observed at the EUB church Sunday morning October 5. Ruth and Joyce Emery visited sister Miss Jean Emery in Topeka over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Paul Lucas and children driven to Abilene to see his parents the Rev ser and Mrs Lucas. Mr and Mrs Pennis Stesril of Lawrence were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond wu wu Wednesday evening. Glenn Riley of Topeka called on Mr and Mrs W L Brown Wednesday evening. John Holloway of Topeka attended church at EUB church and were dinner guests of Mrs Emma Holloway and Mr and Mrs Arthur Holloway Sunday. John Mannen and children of Topeka were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Mesenheimer. Raymond La Duke and son Arthur and Grant Ingle of Lawrence drove to Pomotia to see their brother and wife Mr and Mrs Ingle Sunday. Amelia Hartman and Carol Unger of Emporia spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Gus Hartman and Mr and Mrs Unger. Mr and Mrs James Bonnel of Topeka were dinner guests Sunday.
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