Employment hits new US record high in August
Washington reports August unemployment rose to 62,367,000 with 1,153,000 more jobs and a record nonfarm total of 54,207,000. Unemployment fell to 2,500,100 as 440,000 joined job seekers. Defense demand and factory hiring drive gains amid Korea conflict, while some housewives remain inactive. State Legion attendance notes Topeka gathering. Belleville fair accident injures 22 year old Pob Murray in a racing incident. no serious injuries reported.
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Commerce Sawyer
Ry Sawyer
Census Bureau
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Wichita
Belleville Fair
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Murray
Fragmented Local Notices From Santa Fe And Nearby Areas
Memorial Hospital in Santa Fe reports Gabriel Hernandez and family. listings include June Stevens at 9 Rhode Teland Street, Katherine Lady at S44 Elm Street, Dorothy Martinez and baby at Onganoxie Route 3 Schrader Lane McLouth Syde Bell Jr at S44 Tennessee Street, Penny Jones at 721 Tennessee Street, Charles and wife at OH University Drive with a daughter born yesterday, Beverly Wise, daughter of Edward Wise, treated for a knee cut at 736 Maine Street yesterday. Also: murder charge against Edwin M. Reynolds, 27, shown with Trooper Joseph Godin at East Greenwich police HQ following his arrest for the Dusza family deaths. Reynolds formerly worked at the Za Ham.
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Gabriel Hernandez
Santa Fe
June Stevens
Rhode Teland Street
Katherine Lady
Elm Street
Dorothy Martinez
Mary Beeler
Ohio
McLouth
Syde Bell, Jr
Tennessee Treet
Penny Jones
Tennessee Street
ARGE
Edwin M. Reynolds
Bate
Joseph E. Godin
East Greenwich
RK. 1
Charles R. Johnson
Reynolds
Fred J. Dusza
Ynolds
Za Hame
Lawrence campus notes reveal local buzz and traffic observer plan
In Lawrence the campus scene shows renewed activity at the university with preparation work underway. A traffic observer system is hinted at, with numbered reports and secrecy concerns. Idaho library fines, a Burma high treason charge, and jail time for petty larceny cap the day’s notices.
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Lawrence
Fourte
De Soto News Briefs Include Obituaries and Visits
Local notes report visits by Mrs Malcolm Steele and others from Kansas, with Olathe residents dining in De Soto. Dr Harry Z Moore, longtime area dentist known as Musical Moores, died in an Olathe nursing home. services held in De Soto. Birth announcements include a daughter for the Dibble family in Gardner and twin daughters for the Osborne family in Lawrence.
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Malcolm Steele
George Sudlett
Olathe
Sudletta Aixter
Fred Mr. Gordon
Mr. Gordon
John A. Glebner
Harvey Dent
William Jennings
Howard Book
Book
North Manchester
Ind
Harry Z. Moore
Smigif
See Taylor Night Honors Des Moines Vet Sport Scribe
Des Moines Iowa plans a See Taylor Night at the Des Moines Omaha ball game on September 6 honoring veteran Des Moines Tribune sports editor See Taylor. The feature includes notes on Giants players and college football platoon shifts as part of a broader sports item.
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Taylor
Omaha
Iowa
See Taylor
Des Moines Tribune
Wichita
St. Joe
Jockey's Guild
Incomplete Race Talk Hints at Track Day Bets
Fragmentary OCR notes reference horses Trost and a half mile track. The lines imply discussion of racing action or betting at a table but lack clear details, names, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits point to a racing scene with potential wagers.
Enrollment Opens at Maxine Lindley School of Dance
Enrollment for the fall session at the Maxine Lindley school of dance began today at 819 Vermont Street and will continue through tomorrow. Miss Lindley offers tap, acrobatic, ballet, and ballroom instruction for children and adults with night courses for workers. She recently taught children's dances at the Chicago studio of the National Association of Dancing Masters and serves as state supervisor of the C N A D M this year. Classes start next week and a Topeka studio is planned again this season.
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Maxine Lindley
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs French and John Carpenter
Mrs. Della M. French, 52, Kansas City, died yesterday at General Hospital. Survived by husband Robert, son Chester French in Germany, and five daughters including Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Cordray. Burial to be in Valley Falls. John A. Carpenter, father of Mrs. Beulah Robertson, died Tuesday in Fullerton, California. survived by daughter and son Clarence A. Carpenter of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Lorraine Rush
Lawrence
General Hospital
Robert French
Set
Chester French
Germany
Rush
Evelyn Cordray
Bronkfield
Maxine White
Stella Gardner
Ja Sampel
John al. Carpenter
Beulah Robertson
Baldwin
Fullerton
Calif
Valley Falls
Clarence A. Carpenter
Barkley to Campaign In October for Democrats
Vice President Barkley agreed to spend most of October campaigning for Democratic senate and house candidates in states pivotal to November. He plans appearances in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Utah, Colorado, Washington, and California. The effort aims to boost campaigns of eight Democratic and five Republican senators facing re-election as Truman’s party navigates postwar politics. The Senate also confirmed Edward R. Marshall as postmaster at Olathe.
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Colorado
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Nenatara
Altho Barkley
Preninto
Tran
Staten
Taft
Capchart
Donnell
Hickenlooper
Town
Millikin
Eudora Church and Community News Highlights
Sunday morning services feature Methodist Junior Department readings led by Mrs. Phelw Westetfer and guest speaker Dr. Charles J. Goldsouth. Senior choir music directed by Mrs. Drexel Stogzdlil, with retiring choir director Mrs. J. D. Adama after 34 years. Also notes on gatherings, a party, and upcoming school start.
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Walter Parker
Margaret Louise
Grand View
George Mender
Katherin
Francia Montgomery
J. D. Clemens
Dona Marie Kartz
Margaret Louise Parker
George Gerstenberger
Colorado
Methodist
Phelw Westetfer
Ben
Charles J. Goldsouth
Methodist Church
Drexel Stogzdlil
J.D. Adama
Eugene Westerhouse
Ray Long
3. C. Polster
St. Paul's Church
Atelock
Eudora Victory
Ttahert Nottingham
Market Report From New York and Kansas City Sept 1
Market news recalls a volatile session with cotton, corn and wheat futures, mixed private forecasts, and livestock pricing. USDA notes large cattle and sheep activity, with Kansas City cash grains and futures showing notable bid and offer shifts across corn, wheat, and barley while regional markets report steady hay and alfalfa demand.
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Haneas City
Isenra
Wall Street Brief on Chrysler Dividend Move
The Day in Wall Street notes a market uptick as Chrysler announces a dividend. Stocks in motors rubber radio television copper and mining sectors rallied with notable gains across the day. Cres activity near 1,200,000 for the session reflects broad investor optimism.
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New York
Bert
Est Mises
Chrysler
Atone
Fradini
Stock Market Reacts To Communications Commission Decision
Wall Street edged higher as investors priced in a pending FCC ruling on color broadcasting and new regulations. Several industries moved on the buzz with notable moves for Pacific Bell, Union Pacific, and El Paso Railroad amid uncertain timelines and potential changes to telecommunication and media markets.
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Sipieek Banta Fe
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