Pembroke Country Day Holds 38th Commencement
Fuller Life Kennelly urges graduates to keep enthusiasm as John Fennelly delivers the commencement address at Pembroke Country Day School on its campus. Diplomas go to about 500 attendees. valedictorian Neil N. Arend stresses education values for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ademy
Pembroke Country Day
Pembrokey
John F. Fenny
Yax
Kelly
Lake Forest Academy Qlincis
Pem
Bradford M. Kingman
Neil N
Irvine Hockaday
Kingman
Layton Mauze
Central Presbyterian Church
Shlevy Hall
John J. Fennelly
West Fifty-ninth Street Terrace
Peters
Uest
Theansas City Country Club
Ee Ee
Pembroke Country Day School
Ashley Hall
J. Harry Jones, Jr
West
Sixty-seventh Street Terrace
Robert M. Isenberger, Jr
East Forty-seventh Street Terrace
William H. Shackelford
Oakwood Road
Mission
Kas
Charles F. McCoy
East Forty-eighth Street
Kansas City Star
Jet bomber crash shocks nation after Wright Field report
A Flying Fortress jet bomber crashed near Muroc Army Air Base killing Maj Don Forbes Capt Glen W Edwards Lieut Edward Swindell and several civilians. The disaster follows remarks by Secretary Symington about jet planes being new and difficult to handle as investigators assess the wreckage at Wright Field Ohio and near Topeka Lincoln and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muroc
Alif
Stuart Symington
Symington
House
Line Air Materiel Command
Wright Field
Dayton
Don Forbes
Snattie Forbes
Topeka
Glen W. Edwards
Ppaguce Edwards
Lincoln
Edward Swindell
Ena Swindell
Virginia Cce
Henry
Hudson Falls
N. Y
Wisset
LaFountain
Colnelmand
Wrightfield
Garden Club Show Winners and Awards at Kansas City Art Institute
The Kansas City Garden Club show at the Kansas City Art Institute awarded blue red and white ribbons across classes. Winners include Barbour Johnson Kriehn Greminger and Gorman with arrangements noted for narcissus peonies and yard varieties. Several clubs and individuals from Kansas City and surrounding areas earned prizes for display arrangements bouquets and table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City ‘Garen Club
Kansas City Art Institute
MD Kriehn
Ission
Kas
Barbour
Kriehn
Paul Marshall
East Sixty-fifth
George W. Kinney
E .Arrangemnt
H.A. Busch
Mersington
H.byckman
Lamar
Henry J. Eager
West Sixty-seventh Terrace
William 8. Gorman
Clay County
Newton
Merriam, Fy
Dorothy Relehal
Hardy
Independence
Ade Tan
Strone
B Wingert
Shawnee
G. Wills
L. Willams
Frances Wilmot
North Venteenth
Kansas City
Kansas
Ed Patterson
Mission
Townsend
Richard Halselekman Mills
Marhall Smith
Columbine
W. W. Wasterling
Itis Forest
Wilmot
An Dianthus
Robert
Mead
Greminger
Kenwood
Alt
Per
Dundee Hills
Vines
Busch
John Goetz
Overland Park
Ellow
Mard Mb Y
C. L. Immele
Mit
Barbour-Johnson
Proton
John Clemens
Tiret
Eugene L. Simms
Display
G. S Cuddy
Riggs
Sre
Cochran
Datinke
Myinea
A. . Epnken
Peck
Pendleton
Hampel
Green Haven Garden Club
Intercity Garden Club
Community Garden Club of
Gorman
Wiéney
West Forty- Ninth Terrace
Ceates
Birbour-Johnson
Wagner
Proper
Barbour- Wehnson
Immele
Wingert
Eager
R. EB Wbarcener
Newton Road
Goetz
Wills
D. G. Batchfelder
Clem
H. A. Rees
East Sevent
Tira Terrace
Lionel Benjamin
West
Clemens
Jewell
Alvin Johnston
Alverson
J. C. Keithiey
Terrepe
B.pfltegahet
Dining
Oppenheimer
Hearings Set On Appeals By County Board Of Equalization
The county board of equalization will begin hearings July 12 on appeals and objections to real estate personal property and merchants and manufacturers equipment and raw materials assessments. The board, including County Court members assessor George R Clark and highway engineer David V W Leonard, will start a June 21 check of assessment books to rectify inequalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
George R. Clark
David V W. Leonard
Taxpayers Question Low Assessments for City Business Firms
Taxpayers say several assessment figures are too low and cite checks of last year’s books against city records to revalue manufacturers and merchants. The effort aims to adjust taxable values and improve revenue fairness.
Weather and city listings with numerous U.S. towns and temps
A dense roster of city names with varied temperatures and highs across the United States and Canada. The list includes Abilene Albuquerque Amarillo Atlanta Bemidji Bismarck Boise Boston Calgary Cheyenne Chicago Dallas Denver Fort Worth Grand Junction Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Omaha Park Falls New York Ottawa Portland San Antonio Sioux City Winnipeg and others with reported numbers indicating temperatures or values.
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Kansas
Nie 'K
Nville
Moni
Im. Fers
Bincoin
Iane Eles
Memphis
Miami
Pla
Min’apolis
Monii
Goline
Burlington
New York
Butte
Norf’k
Pidy
Tdmonton
Antonio
Pas
Grith
Missouri School of Mines Faculty Transferred to Columbia
Five veteran faculty members at the University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy in Rolla were transferred to the M A staff at Columbia after curators debated the move following complaints from Rolla business leaders about administrative friction. The transfers place Floyd Hill Frame in Columbia’s electrical engineering department, Adam Henning in Germanic and Slavic languages, Karl Kershner in agricultural chemistry, Clarence Monroe in chemistry, and Garrett Muilenburg in geology while preserving Muilenburg’s professorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin
University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
M. A
Columbia
Rolla
St. Louis
Frederick A. Middlebush
University
Leslie Cowan
Board of Curators
Floyd Hill Frame
Department of
Electrical Engineering
Car Adam Henning
College of Arts and Science
Karl Kenneth Kershner
College of Agriculture
Clarence John Monroe
School of Mines and Metallurgy
Uni——T Colle
Garrett A. Muilenburg
School of Mines
Hith
Shorthorn herd dispersal sale nets over fifteen thousand
In Miles City Kas a dispersal sale of the Shorthorn herd raised by J. Giblin saw forty two cattle change hands for 16035 dollars. The top animal Prince Peter IV sold for 875 dollars to R C Hotchkiss of Leon Kas. A barbecue for over 1500 attendees marked the event with Col J E Halsey and Col Hamilton James as sanctioners. Mervin Aegerter called the sale among the year’s notable Shorthorn events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Canada
Scotland
Merryvale Farms
Martin City
L. Russell Kelce
Gregg Farms
Jasper
S. A. Donahoe
Sioux Falls
Merryvale
M. F. Queen
C. M. Caraway & Sons
DeLeon
Tex
Roanridge Major Mercury
W. A. Cochel
Kansas City Star
Utah State College
James P. Kem
Miles--View Farms
Kenneth
Kas
J. Giblin
Miles of-View
Prince Peter IV
R. C. Hotchkiss
Leon
J. E. Halsey
Des Moines
Hamilton James
Newton
Ill
Mervin Aegerter
Seward
Neb
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Kennelly
Fennelly
The
Associated Press
Ben Nordberg
Jackson County
Cheese Mart Mission
Angelfood
R. m. Tes
Tern Mission
Hedrick
Jodhpurs
Chas, P
Shipley Genesee VI
Muehlebach Hotel
Frank Glenn Book Shop
U. S. Weather Observations
Kes
P Country Club Plaza
Broadway
Ster
Waldo
Waldo Merchants
Didi Eyewear
Kryptok
Optical Re Service
Arnold
W.cor- Meoh
Collier's Teison Dhe
B. Kenning
Byu
Pneae
C. C. John, Secy
Troost
Olli
Philco Radio
Western Auto Stores
Union Stone Masons
Vetwee Administration
Buffalo
New
Fleisher Engineering & Construction CO
P. D. Box
Kensington
Allalo
Amherst
Trading Post
Ongley
North
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