Yugoslav Detainees Ordered Out of Argentina After Chile Expulsion
Reports from Buenos Aires indicate two Yugoslavs expelled by Chile face removal from Argentina over alleged political agitation. Argentine officials warn they may not be allowed to remain if they show any hostile attitude, with authorities citing potential ship departure and diplomatic tensions involving Chile and Yugoslavia.
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Chilean strike spurred by draft after arrests of leaders
Reports say workers began reporting for duty as a military draft followed the arrest of about forty leaders. The Chilean government attributes the strike to communist agitation.
William Makepeace Trackers Born in British India
English novelist William Makepeace Trackers is noted as being born in Calcutta, India, with references to his birth origins and background.
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William Makepeace
American Women Mark 20th Year Of Progress Week
Adelaide Kerr highlights National Business Women's Week as women celebrate two decades of gains in labor, politics, and education. The piece notes rising female workforce participation, leadership roles, and continuing gaps in law, medicine, and science, with expectations of further growth.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Wapoese
United States
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University
Thousards
Mize to Speak on St Francis Boys Home Work at D A R Lunch
The Rev. Robert Mize Jr of Ellsworth will address the Betty Washington chapter of the D A R in Lawrence on October 18 about the St Francis Boys Home at Ellsworth. The home, a project of the Episcopal church, serves dependent or neglected boys from Kansas and is nonsectarian. Boys attend Ellsworth Public School, contribute to farm work, and receive wages for overtime.
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Lawrence
Betty Washington
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Theansas Daughters
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Uniersity of
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St. Francis Boys’ Home
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Emporia Considers Airport Improvement Funds
Emporia city officials in Kansas face a decision on using 12 million dollars in federal funds for Municipal airport improvements. Ben F. King of the Civil Aeronautics Administration told area boosters that Emporia must choose quickly. other cities proceed with projects. Meetings have postponed plans until costs fall, with a final decision to be announced after a review with King.
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Two Cardinals Reorganization Narrows Pitching Job Security
According to present reconstruction plans for the St. Louis Cardinals, only Harry Brecheen and George Munger are certain of their pitching roles for the next season.
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Potatoes Use Steady as Industrial Demand Grows
The table shows potato consumption remaining steady year to year while usage rises in industrial processes. Separately the document notes palaces of Roman nobility housing a throne for when the pope visits.
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