Dewey calls for open discussion on Poland and security talks
Dewey urges public discussion of Poland’s future and international security plans amid a political clash over secrecy. He cites Poland’s restoration, questions the private talks’ results, and notes Ickes and Wagner commenting on isolationists. Willkie tributes follow his death, while campaign tensions persist.
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Thomas
Dewey
Washington
New York
Poland
Wagner
D-N.y
Franklin Roosevelt
Ickes
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Wendell L. Willkie
Charleston
W.va
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Senate
Democratic Campaign Committee
Adolph Berle
Berle
National Economic Committee
New York Herald Tribune
PAC
Hannegan
Hillman
American Labor Party
Ireerald Tribune
Democratic Party
District Lodge Meet of Masonic District No 13
Officers from nine lodges of Masonic District No 13 gather at the Masonic Temple for an afternoon and evening session under Grand Lecturer Edward W Salt. District Deputy GM Walter H Varnum opens at 1 30 pm with several lodges exemplifying work. Supper at 6 pm followed by an evening session. Other district lodges include DeSoto Topaanokie Linwood and Lecompton.
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Masonic District No
Masonic Temple
Edward W. Salt
Walter H.varnum
Lawrence No
Palmyra
Baldwin
Acacia
Lawrence
Doric
Eudora
Perry Lodge
Uruguayan officers visit Fort Riley for cavalry inspection
A Uruguayan army and force mission of four officers visited Fort Riley Kansas to inspect cavalry training and equipment. Lt. George A. Burns public relations officer noted the delegation included Col. Joel Monet Lt. Col. Anibal Gaye Lt. Col. Hector J. Blanco Maj. Rafael Miranda and Capt. Henry Wiley Jr serving as interpreters. Maj. Gen William M. Grimes new cavalry school commandant and Brig. Gen Thomas W. Heen attended the welcome. Salmon fishing employs 25000 in Alaska.
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Fort Riley
Kan
George A. Burns
Hector J. Meares
Joel Monet
Anibal Gaye
Hecstor J. Blanco
Rafael Miranda
Henry Wiley, Jr
Wab
Aroawayan
William M. Grimes
Cavalry School
M. Thomas W. Heen
Grimes
Musically gifted drum fish praised by government biologist
Washington reports Miss Rachel L Carson, aquatic biologist, praises the black drum in a 45 page pamphlet on Fish and Shellfish of the South Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. She notes drums drum loudly by vibrating muscles against the air bladder while males vocalize loudly and females softer. Farmers in Texas bays chase drums with pitchforks, recognizing them by whisker-like barbels. A 30 day jail term is given.
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Washington
Rachel L. Carson
Coordinator of Fisheries
Miss Carson
South Atlantic
Gulf
Passagoula Bay
Gulf Coast
Carnon
Texas
Ashcraft Sentenced 30 Days for Vagrancy and Destruction
L. B. Ashcraft of Salina was jailed for 30 days in police court after being found in a vacant building on Massachusetts street. He started a fire in papers, damaged the jail, and burned a hand while carrying a grip filled with junk. He claimed to have been discharged from the army in 1941.
Schultz Protests Plans for Relief
Jefferson county commissioner Guy Schultz denounces proposed postwar relief payments in a letter to the American Public Welfare Association. He argues unemployed workers from war plants deserve no aid unless ill or unfortunate, urging a realistic view of relief, unemployment, and reconversion. He cites pride, self-reliance, and tradition, condemning broad relief expansion amid national crisis.
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Guy Schultz
Jefferson County
Route Three
American Public Welfare Association
W.P.A
Appeals Denied and Granted by War Manpower Board
The War Manpower Commission appeal board denied two appeals from the review unit ruling against granting certificates of availability and granted one, in a hearing at the U S Employment Service office last Friday night. Board members were C B Russell for management Rowland for labor and William C Nobles non voting chair. Among the cases, Joseph C Thomas of Lawrence had his appeal denied after being discharged for smoking in a restricted area. Martin Gray of Kansas City is identified as a discharged World War II veteran and was granted a certificate of availability under new September rulings.
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War Manpower Commission
U. S. Employment Service Office
C. B. Russell
Rowland
Sbor
William C. Nobles
U.S.E.S
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Joseph C. Thomas
Lawrence
Martin Gray
Kansas City
Appeal Ruling Clears Kansas City Senator Over Personal Involvement
The board ruled that Senne from Kansas City was not involved in undue personal sasguste, and the appeal of Bernice Lee Hollingsworth in Kansas transportation matters shows no improper influence. The decision specifies no undue personal involvement by the named Kansas City figure.
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Bernice Lee Hollingsworth
Senne
Kansas City
Democrats for Dewey organized in Wisconsin
Gov. John W. Bricker said he learned of a Wisconsin Democrats for Dewey group. William R. Callahan of Milwaukee, an unsuccessful Democratic delegate candidate, described plans to mobilize 90,000 Democratic votes for the Republican ticket in the state.
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Milwaukee
John W. Bricker
Wisconsin Democrats
Dewey
Bricker
William R. Callahan
Callahan
Wisconsin
Two Cars Damaged In North Second Street Crash
Considerable damage resulted to two motorcars in a wreck on North Second street last Saturday afternoon. Mrs C Q Norton of Route 3 parked near Lyons street was rear struck by a northbound truck driven by Vernon Kelley of Tonganoxie, police report.
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North Second Street
C. Q. Norton
Route 3
Second Street
Lyons Street
Vernon Kelley
Tonganoxie
Kelley Backs Away From Reckless Driving Charge
Kelley forfeited a $10 bond in court this morning on a reckless driving charge after waving to a friend across the street and failing to watch where his truck went.
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Kelley
Schoeppel to Address Republican Rally Tonight
Topeka dispatch reports Governor-elect Schoeppel will speak at a Republican rally in Shawnee Mission this evening and then fly to Benson Minnesota to address supporters for the Dewey and Bradford ticket before returning Wednesday.
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Schoeppel
Topeka
Andrew Schoeppel
Shawnee Minon
Republicas
Teenel
Benson, Minn
Dewey and
District Court Denies Lorraine Faith Divorce One Granted
Judge Hugh Means presided Saturday in Douglas County District Court. Lorraine C Faith’s divorce from Lawrence John Faith was denied while Viola Tingle was granted a divorce from Edward B Tingle.
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Hugh Means
Douglas County District Court
Lorraine C. Faith
Lawrence John Faith
Viola Tingle
Edward B. Tingle
Montgomery goes on inactive duty after navy service
Lt Comdr Robert Montgomery Lieutenant commander of the U S Navy ends three years of service and goes on inactive duty. Hollywood reports that Montgomery previously served as a volunteer ambulance driver in France in 1940 before joining the Navy, with MGM noting his wartime duties.
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Comdr
Robert Montgomery
Navy
Hollywood
Elespetedy
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Montgomery
France
U. S. Navy
Assistant Naval Attache’s Career in London Noted
An assistant naval attache in London served a year and then moved on to duties in the English navy and coastal defense along the invasion period.
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Fell Land
London
Marriage Licenses Net in Probate Office Listings
The Probate Judge J B Wilson issued marriage licenses for couples including Tack O Roka and Della Weibel of Oskaloosa Arthur White and Geneva Nelson of Lawrence Robert C Moseley and Helen E Reprive of Kansas Frank land Evelyn McGienne Topeka Mire and Menipares Lee of Toy ters San Diego Oat Dale C Aarhus Wahpeton N D and Violet Cook Topeka Curtis H Strong and Almira imo Rodgers of Lawrence Ball Shields and Frances Minnie of Topeka The classified page promises to save readers time and money when buying selling renting or trading.
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Sebardes
J. B. Wilson
Ingicenses
Veterans to gain preference in state jobs, says official
Officials indicate veterans will receive preference in New York State civil service hiring. The move aims to ensure veterans access to public sector jobs, with emphasis on honoring military service and expanding employment opportunities for those who served.
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Alaska
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Schultz
Schereon Ty Welfare Board
Wichita
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Kansas
Boeing
Wichita Division
War Manpower Board
Democrats
Governor Bricker
New Wisconsin Organization
North Lawrence
District Court
Sinclair
H-C
Homer Demio
Sinclair Refining Company
National
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Efrced
U. S. Army
Sunflower
É& You
Highway 10
de Soto, Kans
West 8Th Street
F. A. Newcomb
Bell Music Store
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