Club meetings and Halloween event planned this week
The R LH club meets at Mrs. David Evans for a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday with Mrs. Birdie Hemphill assisting. Sigma Kappa Mothers slab elected new officers at Mrs. W C Summers home with Mrs. B P Baker assisting. 15 members present. Next meeting at Mrs. Ray Q Brewster. Lake View club hosts Halloween party tonight with dimmer at 6 31 and prizes for kid costumes. Recreation club meeting moved from Oct 24 to Oct 31 at Mrs Clarence Reynolds home to collect needle and thread for Wadsworth hospital therapy. Mrs Alfred Skeet assisting host.
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R.lh. Club
David Evans
Birdie Hemphill
Sigma Kappa
W. C. Summers
B. P. Baker
Robert House
Ralph Dicker
Ray Q. Brewster
Lake View Club
Recreations Club
Clarence Reynolds
Wadsworth Hospital
Alfred Skeet
Lone Star
4-H Club
Helt
Yvronne Dillon
Marjorie Aint Rott Powell
Mary Fiery
Billy Deay
Yonnne Dillon
Henry Nieder
Earl Flory
Mia
Jackie Flory
Dick Dillon
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs
A dense social calendar runs through Monday and Tuesday with Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers club events at Mt. Washington Missouri and a Portia club meeting on New Hampshire street. Notable gatherings include Mrs. Letta Patton of Los Angeles hosted by Mrs. Robert Patton, Halloween parties at Veterans of Foreign Wars post, and a Lawrence area roster of bimonthly club meetings featuring book reviews, lantern slides, and a chili supper for the P.E.O. chapter.
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Mt. Washington
Robert Patton
Letta Patton
Los Angeles
Elmer Martin
Mission
Arra Shumaker
Kansas City
Neil Kinnear
Erna Dockings
Portia Club
A. B. Coker
New Hampshire Street
W. H. White
Local D A R Meeting Guests Visit Overland Park
Wilson and Mrs Courtney and Mrs Shaw hosted a First District D A R gathering in Overland Park with Mrs Courtney also attending yesterday. Mr and Mrs Willis R Colman returned from Falls City Nebraska where Colman served as judge at the corn show.
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P. E
Pocahontas Hall
Haskell
Ruth Penks Skinner
W. H. von der Heiden
J. B. Heffelfinger
Newton
Jonathan B. Carter
Wilson
Lenore French
Wayne F. Shaw
Maurice Clarkson
Clifford Dean
Henry Shenk
French abandon Langson frontier fort in Indo China withdrawal
French forces pulled back from Langson frontier fortress on October 21 opening large Indo China territory to Ho Chi Minh rebels. It marks the sixth northern post abandoned in five weeks as Dongkhe Caobang Thatke Nacham and Dong Dang have also been evacuated. French communique says move allows regrouping into mobile reserves and an eventual counteroffensive.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Langson
Ho Chi Minh
Dongkhe
Caobang
Thatke
Nacham
Dong Dang
Wholesale price index climbs past prewar levels
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the all commodities index at 168.7 percent of the 1926 average, marking a postwar high despite a 0.6 percent dip from four weeks earlier. The index exceeds the pre Korea era and shows farm and nonfarm categories lifting overall costs.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Korea
Atom scientist Pontecorvo deserts to red areas rumors spread
Stockholm reports Bruno Pontecorvo, born Italian, now reportedly en route to Moscow after a one day visit on September 1. He later flies with his family to Helsinki in a Finnish plane, as Italian and British papers fan the tale.
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Bruno Pontecorvo
Moscow
Helsinki
Rome
Pontecorvo
Britain
Harwell Atomic Energy Research Lavatory
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Milan
Massino Pontecorvo
England
University O of Liverpool
Pee Por
Ottawa university pep club honors Bernard Turner
Bernard Turner of Lawrence, a Ottawa university junior, is elected to membership in the school Pep club. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A Turner of 1216 Ohio street. Other items note social visits and travels including Mr and Mrs Paul Holzapfel of Kansas City visiting Mr and Mrs Co E Decker and Mrs G P Stoddard leaving for Indiana.
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Lawrence
Ottawa University
A. Turner
Ohio Street
Paul Holzapfel
Kansas City
Co. E. Decker
S.M. Gentry
University of Ats Medical Center
Kansas
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N. P. Shur
Wood
Ville
Ind
Orge Rising
Tos Angels
Walter Riing
John Rising
Ernest Klooz
Dallas
Tex
Walter March Burress
Oklahoma City
George Howard Burress
William Arthur Burress
Ben Matassayé
Linda
Gary
W Ta
Landeith
Massarin
Emporia
Frank E. Hicks
Charles L. Anderson
Lamar
Colo
Garland Landrith
U.S
Landrith
Ladrith
Calsfad School of Mines
Golden
Nln
W.hen der Heiden
B. Heffelfinger
Newton
Jonathan B. Carter
Leahy Replies To Governor Candidate Over Conservation
Pratt Kan Oct 21 Kenneth Anderson Democratic governor candidate accused Kansas of不给教育机构参与 conservation. Dave Leahy director Kansas forestry fish and game commission refuted claims noting four Kansas State graduates on staff two Emporia State graduates and one Pittsburg State graduate. He said Kansas uses federal funds fully argues against ranking claims and cited 11th in federal duck stamp aid and eligibility under the Pittman Robertson act.
Freedom Bell Arrives in West Berlin Under Guard
A giant bronze bell arrived in West Berlin to symbolize freedom 100 miles behind the iron curtain. It traveled by night through the Soviet zone aboard a guarded U S train, cleared at Helmstedt border with no inquiry. The bell, sponsored by Crusade for Freedom, will be dedicated next Tuesday in West Berlin's city in zone one by General Lucius J. Clay.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Helmstedt
East Berlin
Crusade For Freedom
National Committee For A Free Europe
Lucius J. Clay
U. S
Germany
Crusade Committee
Zone One
Federal milk order hearing set for Muskogee area
Washington October 21 The agriculture department will hold a public hearing in Muskogee Oklahoma on November to consider establishing a federal order to regulate milk handling in the Mus market The proposal comes at the strong request of the Mus Dairy Farmers Association representing farmers supplying the Mus market Under the order minimum prices would be established that distributors and handlers would be required to pay dairy men regularly supplying the market.
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Washington
U.S. Agriculture Department
Ogee
Okla
Riment
Mus
Dairy Farmers Association
Wholesale Prices Rise in Week Ending October 17
Wholesale prices advanced 0.2 percent in the week ending October 17, further signaling inflation pressure in Washington. The October 2% figure reflects a continuing rise in wholesale costs across sectors, with impacts anticipated for consumer prices and economic policy discussions.
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Washington
Presbyterian Church Notices and Weekly Schedule
Transcribed notices announce services at the Presbyterian Church on the west side near Sh and Maine. Minister Traniel Knox Ford leads worship at 11:00 with nursery for children. youth and graded classes listed with hymn and organ music. Evening service at 8:00 features a sermon and singing. Monday activities include Troop 55 and a few group details. midweek Society meeting and prayer hour noted with leaders.
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Traniel Knox Ford
Yehte School
Paul Christian
Stout Troop
Edewin T. Buree
Ss. M
Torrens Society
Carroll Pontius
North Second
Jean Carpenter
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