Windup Of K U Photo Journalism Course Highlights Costs
The fourth annual Short Course in Photo Journalism at Kansas University concluded at noon with lectures on photo expenses and farm pictures. Speakers included Paul Allingham of Atchison Globe and J S Russell of Des Moines Register and Tribune, plus prize awards for best pictures. The three day session covered technical photography, light use, and teamwork for news images with industry voices from Fairchild Graphic Equipment and Sylvania Products.
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Kansas University
Paul Allingham
Thre Atchison Globe
J. S. Russell
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Whitley Austin
Salina Journal
Graflex Trico
Brown’ Roberts
Molamp Division
Sylvania “Products Inc
Don Fe
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Paule Threfall
KAKE
Neon
Wichita
Robert Taft
Julian moves to Law Tenre as Investors Diversified zone head
Donald A. Julian, formerly of Valley Falls, becomes zone manager for Investors Diversified Services Inc. in Law Tenre, succeeding George B. Lanning who moves to Topeka. The Navy veteran and Emporia State College graduate and former hardware and lumber manager and General Motors Acceptance Corp. employee resides with his wife and two children at 1010 Me. St. He.
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Donald A. Julian
Valley Falls
Law- Tenre
Investors Diversified Services Inc
Minneapolis
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Report
A memorial hospital update lists multiple patients and relatives by name and address including Mrs Rebecca Grant, Daisy Harrison, Florence Hollingsworth, Donna Patterson, Marjorie Jeffrey, Cloeta McNamara, Lorene Rothwell, Lian Lambert, Lillie Bignall, Marilyn Davison, Tony Guinn, Danist Dunaval, Joyce Weeks, Eunice Roberts, Marjorie Clark, baby boy born to Clark, and baby girl to Ruby Channel. Also noted are twins and several others with statuses of dismissal or births including a son today for Ralph Rosencranz and a son for Eugene Westerwiguse in Eudora.
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Rebecca Grant
Perry
Merv
Daisy Harrison
Learnard Ave
Florence Hollingsworth
McLouth
Donna Pattarson
Sunflower
Marjorie Jeffrey
Oskaloosa
Cloeta McNamara
12Th St
Lorene Rothwel
Lecompton
Lian Lambert
Town St
Lillie
Bignall
Conn
Marilyn Davison
Crestline Dr
Tony Guinn
Jayhawk Motel
Danist Dunaval
Joyce Weeks
Eunice Roberts
Iris
Pawnee Ave
Alva
Marion
Marjorie
Clark
N. 7Th St
Wabey
Boy Alexander
Maiden
Lane
Earl W. Lehman
DeSoto
Albert Young
Lyons St
Davts -Toyne
Topeka
Lorne ‘Mewell
8Th St
Ruby Channel
Almira, Ave
Ruby Charmell
Tonganoxie
John G. Armstrong
Madeline Lane
Sharon Toyebo
Haskell
Goldfish Moby Dick Rescued by Seltzer Oxygen
A playful account about a goldfish named Moby Dick owned by Creall. The fish enjoys bath time, soap bubble antics, and toy boat play. After a March bath, pneumonia nearly struck but was treated with oxygenated seltzer water, reviving him and surprising the owner.
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Moby Dick
Moby
Holy Week services begin Sunday night at First Methodist Church
The Holy Week program, led by the Ministerial Alliance, opens Sunday at 7:30 PM in First Methodist Church with speaker Dr. Roger Fredrikson of Ottawa University and assistants including Dr. Albert F. Bramble and Dr. Harold G Barr. Music by choirs from five Lawrence churches.
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Allance
First Methodist Church
Roger Fredrikson
Ottawa University
Albert F. Bramble
Ministerial Alliance
Harold G Barr
Kansas University School of Religion
Harold Lundgren
The
Baptist Church
Lawrence Council of Churches
Kenneth C. Pine
Jayhawker Theater
Fredrikson
Paul C. Rankin
Robert C. Sywift
Trinity Episcopal Church
OTT
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Congregational
Clayton Krehbiel
Pr. Fredrikson
Albert G. Parker
William Bryant
Henry Collins
Deaths and Funerals in Wichita Area
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Ward, 9, died at the Convalescent Home. She leaves two daughters in Topeka, another in Tos peka, and four sons in Emporia, Burlington, Ottawa, and San Francisco. Funeral services and burial will be in Topeka. Mrs. Sophia Witt died at her Axtell home on March 24 at age 0. She was born in Germany May 11, 1874 and had five children. Survived by two daughters in Lawrence and Denver, two brothers, three grandchildren, and a great grandson. Funeral services were held March 27 at the Presbyterian Church in Axtell.
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Sarah Elizabeth Ward
Amy Jackson
Haskell
Ave
Claudia Parr
Maple Sea
Alon
Etta Clay
Tospeka
Lon Ward
Emporia
Ray Ward
Burlington
Ralph Ward
Ottawa
Paul Ward
San Francisco
Topeka
Sophia Witt
Sophia. Witt
Deem
Lawrence
Axtell
Sophia Peteskes Christine Huebner
Germany
America
Falls City
Neb
Gustav Witt
Witt
Tenn. St
William Hubdell
Denver
Colo
Norman F. Witt
Boulder
Wilson G. Wit
Organ to Be Dedicated At Ninth Street Church
The Ninth Street Baptist Church will dedicate its new 2600 organ this Sunday at 3 PM after a fund drive. Pastor Harry L. Smith will give the dedicatory address while Gladys Cushen of Kansas City offers the recital. A fellowship dinner at 1:30 PM precedes color slides of Nicaragua and mission-field plans for Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Harry L. Smith
Gladys Cushen
Kansas City
Nicaragua
Managua
Bivefields
PTA Notes Hold Night On Discipline For Parents
Hillcrest PTA meets Monday at 8 in the school auditorium for a parent sauna class for parents and pre school children. Miss Bonnie Barrett, kindergarten teacher, will be guest speaker on the topic Dont Deny Your Child Discipline. Mrs J Beker reports her coin purse with 160 dollars taken from her purse while shopping at a local grocery store about 5 p.m.
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Hillcrest Pta
Bonnie Barrett
Pcrse Theet
J. Beker
Route 2
Iocal
Local Students Shine With 11 Top Music Ratings
Lawrence pupils earned 11 first ratings at the Eastern Kansas District Music Festival, drawing participation from over 4,000 students from 69 schools. First ratings qualify for the State Music Festival at Emporia, though Lawrence schools do not participate there. Notable honorees include Judy Gorton, Marilyn Smith, Nancy Rusk, Doris Evans, and Nancy Dixon across violin, piano, cello solos, and various choral and instrumental groups.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Emporia
LHS
JHS
Cinsa
Noxie
Valley Falls
Voutsburg
Glardner
Wathena
Easton
Hatdwln
Falvigy Hern
Alma
Hasehor
Highsand
Branley
Kudora
Vinland
Robinson
Hoyt
Morrill
Mayetta
Spring Hil
Horton
Soldier
Shawnee-Aisson
Turner
Hoys’ Glee Club
Holton
Seaman
Osawatomie
Sabetha
Pala
de- Soto
Olathe
Gwa
Leavenworth
Maior High
Heaven Worthe ii
Lawrencersdunior
Leaveworth
Ciaga
Hoys
Fairview
Stanley
Baldwin
Gardner
Shenae
Tinea
Parker
Spey
Masella
Circleville
Glee Club
Bern
Louisburg
Spring Hill
Lecompton
Rossville
Everest
Eudora
Wellsville
Boldier
Whiting
Onaga
Clasa
Bands
Hardwin
Basehor
Louisbore
Troy
Silver Lake
Tonganoxte
Spring HM
Hiawatha
Qsawatomie
Washburn
Rprsl
Peoja
Jim DeSoto
Scanton
Shawnee-Mission
Topeka
Judy Gorién
Claudia Beary
Larry Brown
Marilyn Smith
Doris Evans
Donne Smith
Shawnese
Marilyn Gundermag
Wyandotte
Eugene Harland
Sumner
Julie Nicholson
Ruthie Bermmets
Ottawa
Sarah Harvey
Highland Park
Charlene Wells
Mary Schuster
Janet Droas
Senates
Carolyn Christie
Carol Gwen
Teopakes
Louie Beilharz
Shawnees
Jane Dunlap
Elda Ann Thornburg
Joyce Maticky
Margaret’ Elliott
Paola
Barbara Madison
Vera Lee McGinnis
Watley Falls
Barbara Jones
Connie Fell
Linwood
Bill McCollum
Dana Steiner
Martit
Nancy Hightower
tLh
Virginia Nusbaum
Dorothy Wortey
Seamon
Aharon Stucker
George Crotchett
Marcia Altmeyer
Effingham
Janice Korbner
Mary Atchison
Berryton
Shirley Mel-lenbroch
Hamlin
Martha ‘Humfield
Jean Johnson
Verlent Heim
LeAnne Olsen
Annette Moser
Powhattan
Dganeen Willams
Donna Kol
DeLores Mahadanz
Jean Sundbye
Barbara Schaible
Salty” Smith
Marshall Bullard
Katy Griffith
Valley Falta
Lawrence Leads State in Building Permits for January
Lawrence reported 544 500 in building permits for January, ranking behind Wichita and Kansas City in the state. Wichita posted 3 473 525 and Kansas City 623 933, followed by Hutchinson with 455 476. The Kansas Legislature backs Dodge City as a site for the U S Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum and asks citizens to pledge support without money.
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Lawrence
Wichita
Kansas City
Kansas State Department of Labor
Hutchin,Son
Kansas
Dodge City
Gray Graham
Kansas Hall of Fame Committee
Oklahoma All Interests
Colorado
KU General Election Set For Wednesday April 20
The Kansas University general election is Wednesday April 20 for class officers and ASC representatives to the senate and house. Allied Greek Independent Party nominated candidates at a primary this week with slate set earlier. ASC president candidates include George Sheldon Salina and Forrest Toyhind Kansas City Missouri. vice president Beverly Jackson Kansas City Missouri and Citrul Mather Stafford. Social sororities list Phyllis Springer 2127 Mass St as a candidate.
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Etait
Kansas Universite
Counsil Senate
House of Representatives
Party of Theok
ASC
George Sheldon
Salina
Forrest Toyhind
Kansas City
POGO
Beverly Jackson
Agi
Ike Holmes Action and Diplomatic Ties Highlight WWIIEra Career
The article profiles J. R. Holmes of Lawrence and his wartime service links. It notes his Kansas University background, roles as U S minister in London, and ascent to assistant secretary of state. It links Holmes with Eisenhower and Gen de Gaulle, plus references to other diplomats and a 1952 financial tanker deal.
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J. R. Holmes
Lawrence
Frank Scanlan
U. S
Henry Allen
Wichita
Holmes
Kansas University
U.S
London
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Helong
Britain
Sen
Hoey
D-N.c
Hood Invents Tools Aimed at Fire and Medical Safety
George Hood receives recognition for a stane dard dermatome and other devices that helped save lives in fires and explosions. Noted inventions include gas engines, a gas explosive pump, drawing instruments, an autographic device for film packs, and a photographic lavouse for perspective layouts from aircraft sections. The Hood family resides at 1505 Crescent Re, with three sons including Dr. Thomas R. Hood, executive secretary of the Kansas State Board of Health.
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Aeagen
Hood
Prof. Hood
Crescent Re
Hoods
Thomas RR. Hood
The
Kansas State Board of Health
Body of Former Resident Found in Kansas City Hotel
Malcolm MacLaren 45, an Atchison resident and former Kansas University naval supply officer, was found dead Friday in a Dixon Hotel room in Kansas City. Police say a bullet wound in his temple and a pistol in his hand indicate suicide. he had been missing since Monday and was identified by papers in his clothing. Funeral services planned in Portland, Ore. Survivors include his widow and two children, a brother Ian Maclaren, and his mother. MacLaren had lived in Atchison before and after World War II and served as a lieutenant in the U S Navy.
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Malcolm MacLaren
Atchison
Dixon Hotel
Kansas City
Maclaren
Lawrence
Kanfas University
Margaret Kirchhof
Atchison Poatice
William J. MacLaren
Portland
Ian Maclaren
Alfred Young
Lar Cillo
Newell Batch
Glasgow
Mont
Siem Chi
K. Uo
Heresu Fof
T. S Navy
Wayne Replogle
Forest of
Cub Senut
Presbyterian Pack
Pack Meeting
St. John's Catholic Church
Replogle
Kansas University
U.S. Forest
Cubmaster
Gilbert
Starmer
Billy Hill
Edward Cottle
Thomas Malone
St. Johnie Park
William Hill Jr
George R. Wickware
William A. Ice
James G. Hill
James W. Gillispie
Warner A. Coffin
Victor Kesse
Market News: Wheat Prices and Livestock Reports
Kansas City produce and markets show mixed readings with wheat at 215 and oats around 70, poultry prices for hens under 4%a lbs and other weights listed. Butterfat and milk product prices noted with variations. cattle and veal comparisons cited against last week, plus retirement notice from Linwood postmaster after 18 years service.
In Memoriam for Henderson Clark Minnick and Charles O. Avey
In memory of Henderson Clark Minnick who died a year ago on April 2. Betty Rose Pickett and family remember Grandad’s voice and laughter, awaiting God’s near reunion. Also in memory of Charles O. Avey who died April 3 a year ago, missed by wife Mrs Blanche Avey and family.
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Henderson Clark Minnick
Betty Rose Pickett
Charles O. Avey
Blanche Avey
Choir to Give Cantata at Evan- Biicat United Brethren Church
The sanctuary choir will perform The Crucifixion by John Stainer at 8 p.m. Sunday. Director Don Warkentin and organist Mrs. Leland Young lead with soloists William Woleos and Eldred Kunkel, two university affiliates from Topeka. Temperature notes mention water freezing at 22 Fahrenheit and boiling at 100 degrees.
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Evan- Biicat United Brethren Church
John Stainer
Don Warkentin
Leland Young
William Woleos
KOU
Eldred Kunkel
Topeka
Livestock Market Report With Mixed Steer and Veal Prices
Market notes show steer prices 20.00 to 23.00, low good ranges 17.50 to 19.50, yearlings 24.50 to 25.50, heifers 1850 to 1900, and cows 1000 to 1250 for beef types. Vealers 2100 to 2500, sow and gilt bids up to 2.35 higher, hogs steadier, sheep and lambs mixed with early week losses. lawrence city board of commissioners notices follow with auctions and property items listed.
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K.U
D. A. Julian
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Rosencranz
N. Y. St
Eugene Wester- Wiguse
Droodles
Wtaoe Tivne—Agliciod Lvl
Peace Lodge
A.M
Guy W. Mi. Gee
W. Mole
Ninth Street Church
PTA
Zimmerman
K.u.s
Ike-Holmes
George Hood
K.C. Hotel
Cub Pack
Ald
Stags
Turkes Fo.b. Farm
Foms
Beltsville
C. Livestock
USDA
Pune
Nellie L. Starket
Helen. Wullkuhte
Memoriam
Andy” Anderson
Bill Moore
Lew Man
Charlie Brown
Piret
Tuboe Notic
Cennaissiners
iOiy
Chessime
Park Hill
Douglas County
Investors Diversified Services
Tom J. Moore
Garlingtonina Blilg
Topeka, Hansas
Fred W. Rumsey
Indiana
Anal
West Texas
State Farm
W. Clark
the World Co
New Hampshire
Decker-Coy Agency
Warren Decker
SUD Coy
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