Chuting Stars Ready For Coast to Coast Air Shows
A 12 man Navy parachute team known as the Chuting Stars begins an eight month tour of air show exhibitions from coast to coast. Based at Pensacola, they perform maneuvers from 12 500 feet, carry baton passes and flare moves, with 4500 jumps since forming in 1961.
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New York
U.S. Navy
Navy
Moffett Field
Calif
Naval Aviation
Lewis T. Vinson
Earth
Edward Kruse
Buffalo Lake
Minn
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Life Membership Sought for KU Alumni in Ellsworth Tribute
Kansas University Alumni Association urged to become life members to honor Fred Ellsworth retiring June 30 after 39 years as secretary. President S. Stanley Learned, Phillips Petroleum head, asks members for continued loyalty rather than gifts. The association aims for 18 000 to 20 000 dues paying by June, with about one third already life members or paying installments.
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Kansas University Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
S. Stanley Learned
Phillips Petroleum Co
Ellsworth
University of Kansas
Fred
Alumni Association
EU Association
Investment Company Shares This Week’s Closing Prices
Market notes report this week's closing prices on investment company shares with quotations from Barret Fitch North and Co. The data highlights daily movements and overall trend for investors monitoring fund performance.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Market Prices Across Commodities and Livestock
Kansas City reports from AP show commodity prices for wheat corn soybeans oats and barley with small eggs wholesale and consumer figures. Livestock markets list cattle hogs lambs and feeders with price ranges and changes from last week.
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Harwood
K.C
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Foundation Plan Is Kept Alive By Senate's Passage
TOPEKA AP The Senate kept alive a school aid foundation plan by approving a 20 percent implementation, with tax increases on liquor cigarettes and banks proposed to fund it. House actions and a potential short session linger as education measures move toward adjournment.
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Senate
Topeka
Kanssa House
House
Paul Wunsch
Kansas Supreme Court
Congress
Women's Farm
Reformatory
Congregational Church to Welcome New Members
Plymouth Congregational Church will receive new members at the 9 a.m. service Sunday with a 7:30 p.m. Thursday service. Deacons Jess Mercer and others will serve communion. Bach cantata Christ Lay in Death's Dark Prison performed by the chancel choir directed by James Ralston with Marion Replogle as organist. Easter services at 9 and 11 a.m. feature Carol Choir and Chapel Choir.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Jess Mercer
William Hambleton
Paul Johnston
George Quier
Tyrel Ford
Ed Stone
William Boswell
Bill Johnson
Dean Milroy
James Ralston
Christ
Death's
Bach
Marion Replogle
Minnie Engelberger Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Engelberger, 80, of 527 Lake Street, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Cooper-Warren Mortuary with Rev. Paul Davis officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Engelberger died Friday at her home. Pallbearers are Marvin Stewart, A. E. Hall, Chester Daum, Howard Smith, Howard Gregory, and Richard Docking.
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Minnie Engelberger
Lake St
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Paul Davis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Engelberger
Marvin Stewart
A. E. Hall
Chester Daum
Howard Smith
Howard Gregory
Richard Docking
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Clarence Erickson 1243 Almira and Elizabeth Woodbury 812 hasold Dr. Dismissals include Della Gibson Route 2 Jesse Walbridge Baldwin Frank Hafferkamp 1016 N Y Mrs. Donna Murphy and baby girl Stouffer Place Births announce Mr. and Mrs. Billy Welch Kansas City Kansas a son Friday
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Clarence Erickson
Almira
Elizabeth Woodbury
Hasold
Della Gibson
Jesse Walbridge
Baldwin
Frank Hafferkamp
N. Y
Donna Murphy
Stouffer Place
Billy Welch
Kansas City
Kan
Friday
Flaming Swath Carries Threat Through Coast
Flames crackling from Maine to Georgia threaten further death and destruction as high winds drive wildfires. The blazes destroy fire equipment, burn hundreds of thousands of acres, and kill several people across multiple states including Homer Carroll in Ellijay and Lonnie Brock near Laurinburg.
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Maine
Georgia
Athens
Homer Carroll
Ellijay
Laurinburg
N.C
Lonnie Brock
Virginia
Ed Rodger
Shenandoah National Park
Tri-County
Fairfield
North Carolina
Bertie
Louisburg
South Carolina
Kershaw County
Pennsylvania
Venango County
Robbers Caught in Act During Market Holdup in KC
Kansas City detectives nabbed two men during a grocery store holdup at 3802 Agnes. Clarence Orme age 33 and Deneral Stewart age 27 were arrested as they tried to flee with $142. A third man was later arrested. Victims Abe Super and two customers were herded into the back room.
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Kansas City
Clarence Orme
Deneral Stewart
Robert Keys
Orme
Floyd Hyland
Stewart
Hyland
Abe Super
Agnes
Fungus Suspected in Some Cancer Cases
Cancer detectives explore mold and aflatoxin from moldy peanuts and corn as potential cancer causes. Dr. Michael B. Shimkin cites rat studies and African liver cancer rates linked to moldy foods, noting a chemical from moldy peanuts and corn as a strong cancer promoter.
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American Cancer Society
Science Writers
Shimkin
England
Africa
Libel Suit Filed Against a Paper
A $100000 libel suit was filed in Clay ton Missouri against the St. Louis Labor Tribune by the St. Louis Globe Democrat Publishing Co. The suit names Joseph P. Clark Oscar A. Ehrhardt Maury E. Rubin and Harry B. Winkeler and claims the Tribune statement alleging harassment of the federal government was untrue.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Labor Tribune
St. Louis Globe-Democrat Publishing Co
Clayton
The
Labor Tribune
St. Louis Labor Council
Joseph P. Clark
Oscar A. Ehrhardt
Council
Maury E. Rubin
Harry B. Winkeler
the Tribune
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Labor Council
Reverend C. W. Dunbar to speak at Wesleyan Church
Reverend C. W. Dunbar of Milton Vale Kansas will address the Sunday morning gathering at 11:50 at the Wesleyan Methodist Church located at 9th and Madeline Lane.
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C. W. Dunbar
Miltonvale
Kan
Wesleyan Methodist Church
9Th
Madeline Lane
Fungal products in foods and antibiotics raise questions
Researchers note possible effects from fungi in foods and antibiotics like actinomycins. They stress these are suspicions with no reason to avoid essential antibiotics used to fight disease.
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Lesa
William Street
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United Science
Wellington Equity Suit
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Winfield Grth Ind
K. C. Livestock
Lawrence Paper CO
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Yellow Cab CO
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N. W. Pettengill
Travel and Adventure Series
Lawrence High School
Romain Wilhelmsen
Bolivia
Hunter
Lake
Titicaca
Potosi
Sucre
Cochabamba
Tsi
Cook's
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White & Ltd
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State Farm
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Hodgson and
Hogle
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Bob Cherry
Guy Kidwell
Howard Heck
Douglas County
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Douglas
Ounty Cts CO
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Rilo Ineurance Company
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