Korea victory means no setup for U S controls
Washington faces a long pull after Korea victory with defense buildup and tougher government controls. Symington says no early end to wartime measures, urging higher taxes and stricter credit limits to curb inflation. Government already tightened credit buying and home down payments. President Truman signals continued vigilance and support for extended controls and a possible draft.
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Korea
Hawaii
Truman
Congress
W. Stuart Symington
Symington
National Security Resources Board
U.S. News and World Report
Mr. Truman
Keres
Plans for Long Term U S Armed Forces Defense
The top-ranking military leaders outlined extended buildup and long term maintenance of strong armed forces. They discussed these plans with the house armed services committee earlier this month led by chairman Carl Vinson of Georgia who stated that current defense is adequate and must be maintained for years.
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House Armed Services Committee
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Georgia
Lawrence School News Missing Mrs Webster Returns Hopes
Lincoln pupils note Mrs Webster has been absent three weeks due to illness and anticipate her return with happy surprises. Junior Red Cross contributions launch strongly led by Robert Stillman. Intermediate room watches for autumn signs as Miss Higginbottom is informed.
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Lincoln
Webster
Red Cross
Robert Stillman
Higginbottom
Autumn Tales With Jerayons From Marshall Tyler
Marshall Tyler shared a collection of rocks and minerals commonly seen and frequently used. Fire Prevention Week was observed by the pupils checking fire safety measures and practices.
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Jerayons
Marshall Tyler
Cordley School students share English trip ideas and school activities
Kansas records an October 17 1950 Lawrence Daily JournalWorld report on Cordley School life. Students discuss England trip ideas and write about sights while celebrating birthdays and student council elections. Teachers note classroom projects and grade activities across first to sixth grades including Red Cross and silhouetted storytelling.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
England
Cordley
John Wolfe
Mason
Mark Wolfson
Nancy Scritchfield
School of
Leroy
Topeka
Holcomb
Pinckney
Eggs kept at 40 to 60 degrees in humid rooms
Experts say eggs will keep longer when held at a temperature of 40 to 60 degrees in a room where the moisture content is fairly high.
Fifth Grade News From North Cordley Club and Plays
The class selects P47 as its club code. Student council reps are Sue Squires and Roger Scott. Red Cross reps Judy Demos and Jeannie Shultz. New students include Chris Whitenight Doris Jean Rice George Lee and Carolyn Shull. The fifth grade staged two plays Mary Elizabeth's Wonderful Dream and Howard's Foreward Pass with listed performers. Officers elected president Susan Davis vice president Dean Radcliffe secretary Carol Ann treasurer Cynthia Parker. Junior Red Cross reps Sylvia Smoyer and Sandra Miller. The fifth graders enjoy North Cordley and shared travel stories from this summer.
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Roger Scott
Red Cross
Judy Demos
Jeannie Shultz
Chris Whitenight
McAllaster
Doris Jean Rice
Eudora
George Lee
China
Carolyn Shull
Topeka
Kan
Howard
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Roger Aiedere
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Dean Radcliffe
Carol Ann
Cynthia Parker
Mary Duke
Sylvia Smoyer
Sandra Miller
North Cordley
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