Boh Hope and Troupe To Korea. Jane Russell Joins Later
Washington Oct 6 two top men in mobilization for defense sought agreement on manpower use and who should be drafted. Mobilization coordinator Symington met with Secretary Marshall and Secretary Tobin to assign top maneuver responsibilities as debate over draft policy continued amid calls for deferments for scientists. Hershey defended substantial needs for technicians and warned against overemphasizing draft exemptions for professional workers. Boh Hope and a troop of more than 40 are en route to join servicemen for later deployment with a Paris film project referenced in dispatches.
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Defense Marshall
Labor Tobin
Truman
Semingtom
Thane
Lewis BR Hersh
Ace
Marhal
Hershey
Tiphrang
Bariink
Calif
Roly Hope
French Forces Cover Saigon Withdrawal Report
A dispatch describes French troops retreating from the Saigon area as forces regroup and civilians evacuate. The report notes air and sea cover efforts, strategic repositioning, and ongoing negotiations as the situation stabilizes near the frontier.
Federation of Grandmothers Convene in Ningra Falla
A gathering titled GREs GO GAPDING Federation of Grandmothers met in Ningra Falla with organizers weighing plans for future cons arts and regional support. Attendees included notable figures and speakers outlining goals for community aid and cultural exchange.
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Federation of Grandmothers
Ningra Falla
Local Debate Sparks Traffic Near Kan Tie Station
A fragmented report notes a debate event in Wiehsta at the Kan Tie station causing expected crowds and traffic. More than 200 attendees may attend, with high temperatures and uncertain turnout affecting the scene.
Lawrence theaters delayed by Michigan strike
Lawrence managers report a one week strike at Heywoodfield in Menominee Michigan is delaying reopening of redecorated theaters including the Patee Granada and Drive-In by three weeks with likely four to five more weeks. King says deliveries are disrupted but expects a quick settlement and priority on orders.
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Lawrence
Michigan
Patee
Massachusetts
Street J. D. King
Lawrence Commonwealth Theaters
Granada
Heywood- Field Company
Menominee
Mich
King
Wally
Verdigris Basin Pollution Report Warns Of Fish Risk
The Verdigris basin in Kansas is not harming drinking water but pollutes threaten fly fish life at certain points. Dwight Metzler, chief engineer, notes need for stronger pollution abatement, especially salt brine disposal from oil production. The report, first in a basin series, covers financing for sewage treatment and suggests legislative clarifications. Copies available from the State Board of Health, University of Kansas, and Lawrence officials.
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Kansas
Ose
Division of
Tation
Kansas State Board
Realth
Dwight Metzler
Bard
University of Kanous
Chase County
Bubue Health Service
Metzter
Coranelle
State Board of Health
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Rubber Shipment Docks in Houston With Largest Entry
Houston dispatch notes the cargo ship EX Nimee Lykes arrived with 4648 tons of raw rubber in a four month voyage. The vessel completed a lengthy trip and now proceeds to comment on the shipment’s disposition and significance.
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Houston
Tex
Synod Meeting Of Wainait Synodical Church Planned
The Synod of Kansas Winaits Synodical church will meet this week at Water and First Presbyterian churches. Delegates from First Presbyterian will attend led by the reverend Theodore Houstman. Delegates include Mr Bruce Cameron and Paul Hausmath from the church sinn. From the men's Guild Mrs Jen Hinshaw and Mrs T H man serve as delegates with M Leng and Miss May Schumann as alternates, among several other ladies planning to attend.
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Tand M Leng
May Schumann
Stump speeches reach into presidential campaign tour
Washington reports President Truman plans a nationwide stump campaign for the November elections. Senator Anderson says the president will seek to organize a broad swing through key states while urging party leaders to back a vigorous tour and public appearances.
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Washington
Truman
Amlerson
N Tc
Wes Wall
Anderson
Mud Wath Ira Report From Che Nu Los
A light rain fell through a dusty cloud altered visibility during a muddy weather incident near the Delta. Local residents reported difficulty and traced the dust plume to the surrounding hills. Authorities advised caution and monitoring of changing conditions.
600 Families Guided to Homes Through Chest's Housing Office
A historical note describes the Chest's Housing Office guiding about 600 families to homes. Mr Me Pheeters runs weekly office hours from Monday to Friday with Saturday noon hours. A white-haired woman linked to Sunflower Ordnance Works era housing efforts in Lawrence. her role later shifts as housing official for the Hercule company and TOMA housing office.
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Salm
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Pheeters
Ening
Lawrence
Hercules Powder Com
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lawrences
TOMA
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