Linda Darnell Burns Critical After Fire at Glenview Home
Chicago AP Linda Darnell is in critical condition with burns covering about 80 percent of her body after a fire at the Glenview home of her former secretary and agent Mrs. Richard Curtis. The blaze injured three others and caused about 4000 dollars in damage.
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Linda Darnell
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Richard Curtis
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Los Angeles
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Bernadette
Amber
Pheasant Run Playhouse
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Ill
Charlotte
Lola) Marley
Wandering Journey Through Caribbean to South America
Gregory 54, a widower, recounts a years long trip visiting Barbados Trinidad Surinam Brazil Argentina Chile French Guiana Ecuador Uruguay Peru Colombia Central America Panama Nicaragua Costa Rica Guatemala and more. He enjoyed calypso music flowers and the lives of common people, staying longer in Surinam due to airline issues and noting an unusual pigeon facility in Brazil. He plans potential travels to Africa Spain Portugal and the Orient but rules out Russia as too cold.
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Barbados
Trinidad
South America
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Argentina
Chile
French Guiana
British Guiana
Ecuador
Uruguay
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Orient
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Kansas City Area Must Have Doers to Lure Science Industry
The column reports on Albert Shapero of the Stanford Research Institute outlining how U.S. communities compete to attract science and development firms. He cites five major complexes and stresses need for local entrepreneurs, banking support, and active involvement of KU, KSU, UMKC, MRI, and KU Medical Center to build a regional science industry.
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Three Men Die In Light Plane Crash Near Lampe
A single engine private plane carrying Ralph Westfall 61 Topeka Kansas Charles G Seetin 49 Berryton Kansas and Garland R Seetin 42 Kansas City Kansas crashed on approach at Trace Hollow Resort on Table Rock Lake near Lampe Missouri. The Cessna Continental overshot the runway and came down in trees on a wooded hillside.
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Lampe
Ralph Westfall
Topeka
Charles G. Seetin
Berryton
Kan
Garland R. Seetin
Kansas City
Mother and son killed in head on collision near Boonville
In Boonville Missouri a mother Bertha Bowen 57 returning to Blackwater and her son Ronald Wayne Bowen 22 driving from Blackwater to Boonville died in a head on crash Friday night. Troopers said Bertha Bowen lost control on loose gravel causing her car to skid into Ronald Bowens path.
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Bertha Bowen
Blackwater
St. Joseph Hospital
Ronald Wayne Bowen
Boonville
Auto Crash Damages Estimated After Street Collision
A 5:45 p m Friday accident on New York Street caused about 500 in damage when Paul F. VonThrost 17 hit a parked Nash vehicle. No injuries. In a second Friday crash William Boehle 16 and Lawrence Wempe 23 collided. 300 total damage. no injuries.
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Paul F. VonThrost
Ky. St
Jack J. Nash
N. Y
William Boehle
Route 1
Eudora
Lawrence K. Wempe
Miss
Regent Selection Sparks Senate Opposition in Topeka
The Kansas Senate confirmed 22 appointments to the State Board of Regents but opposed two new members Eldon Sloan of Topeka and John F. Eberhardt of Wichita. The vote was 22 to 3 amid concerns about dual residency from the same city as a state institution.
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Kansas Senate
State Board of Regents
Eldon Sloan
John F. Eberhardt
Wichita
John Anderson
Sloan
Henry Bubb
Eberhardt
Wichita State University
Keith Sebelius
R - Norton
Marvin Cox
R-Kingman
Charles Joseph
D-Potwin
Senate
Joseph
Robbers Strike St Paul Newspaper Loot Reported
Two masked gunmen grab more than 118000 dollars from the St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press as Miss Dorthy Walgren is tied up in the cashiers office. The heist occurred shortly before a Sweeney Detective Agency truck was due to collect receipts. The loot totaled 118611.46 with 5200 in cash and the rest in checks.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
Sweeney Detective Agency
Dorthy Walgren
Penn State Student Crowned Cherry Blossom Queen
Linda Gail Quase a Penn State sophomore won designation Friday night as queen of Washingtons 29th annual cherry blossom festival.
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Washington
Linda Gail Quase
Pennsylvania State University
Boy Fatally Electrocuted by Hi Fi Cord in Bathtub
Kenneth Fong, 12, rigged a portable speaker with an extension cord beside his San Francisco bath. An hour later his mother found him dead in the tub. police ruled the cause as electrocution.
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San Francisco
Kenneth Fong
Sheon Fong
Wulfkuhle Wins UD 450 Position After Ballot Draw
Loren Wulfkuhle of Richland won Position 3 in unified School District 450 after a ballot-box draw Friday. He tied Clarence W. Longabach of Berryton with 623 votes each in Tuesday’s voting, and a random draw determined the winner.
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Loren Wulfkuhle
Richland
Wulguhle
Clarence W. Longabach
Berryton
False Alarm at Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence police responded to a bank alarm at Lawrence National Bank after an employee accidentally stepped on an automatic alarm in the vault. An alert sounded at police headquarters when the alarm tripped.
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Bank Lawrence
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence High A Capella Choir Plans Annual Home Concert
The Lawrence High School A Capella Choir directs R Wayne Nelson will lead an 8 p.m. Monday home concert before a Good Will Tour in April 2021 with a 70 member group visiting Emporia, Circle Towanda, Arkansas City and Winfield high schools on April 20 and 21. The itinerary includes student programs April 23 and appearances at Rotary Club and Central Junior High School with accompanying adults and named soloists, plus a varied concert program featuring works by Stanford Vivaldi Berger and more.
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Winfield High School
Lawrence Rotary Club
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R. Wayne Nelson
Lawrence
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Nelson
LHS
Dan Kahler
Keith Lawton
R. L. Dunlap
New Austin Psychologist Dr. Bloomberg Assigned
News he can report to Peoria by Aug. 1. Dr. Bloomberg, new director, holds a 1948 Tennessee University master’s and a 1952 Purdue PhD in clinical psychology. He trained in several Tennessee clinics and in Indiana and Oklahoma City. He worked at VA Hospitals in Chillicothe and St. Cloud and served six years in Austin. He and his wife have one daughter. Starting salary in Lawrence is 13500. The board will search for a social worker to replace Johnson.
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Marine Reserves On Call for Berlin Duty
Brig Gen Hugh M Elwood said 11000 Marine reservists and 300+ aircraft are on 30 day call up for Berlin duty if regulars are injured. He spoke at the Olathe Naval Air Station while inspecting the base aboard Glenview Ill. He said the 4th Marine Division wing would be ready to deploy on a month’s notice if the commandant deemed it necessary.
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Vigil Ends at Statehouse as Local Clergy Pause Topeka protest
Eight Lawrence clergymen joined stand in at the Topeka Statehouse in support of a Kansas fair housing law. A ministerial spokesman cited Holy Week duties and the legislature’s plan to end the matter as reasons not to resume. A Senate committee had defeated reviving the issue. Rev Harvard Wilbur said he has no plans to return, and other local ministers indicated they would not go back.
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Lawrence
Senate
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Journal-World Today
Topeka
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Campus Ministers Meet at City Interfaith Event
Rev John Harris of Ninth Street Baptist Church Rev C Garnett Hen ning of St Luke AME Dono van Hull Wesley Foundation minister Maynard Strothmann Westminister Center participate in a campus ministers gathering held to discuss outreach and collaboration across faith groups.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
C. Garnett Henning
St. Luke A.M.E
Donovan Hull
Wesley Foundation
Maynard Strothmann
Westminister Center
Girls State program schedule spans June 17 to 20 at KU
The event opens Thursday with a stunt night in the auditorium. Hazel Anderson of KU Law Libr ary discusses The Legal Status of Women at 2:15 p.m. Lt Jim Edwards will address Girls Staters. Activities run through Friday Saturday and Sunday with joint sessions, a banquet, candlelit ceremony, and a closing general ceremony. Fraser Hall is replaced by Strong Hall and Hoch Auditorium for the event.
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Avery
Topeka
Jim Edwards
Highway Patrol
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Senate
Girls State
Union
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Strong Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Culture Calendar Highlights at KU and Local Venues
A dense culture calendar lists events at Kansas University and nearby sites across April. Highlights include many performances from the university arts programs, a spring play at Central Junior High, carillon and church cantatas, and concerts by Lawrence High School and KU faculty.
Cantata Planned at Evangelical United Brethren Church
The Sanctuary Choir will present an Easter cantata at 4 30 p m Sunday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church located at 15th and Mass Sts Joel Janzen directs the choir The Chapel Choir directed by Mrs Orr Wiebe will perform Open the Gates of the Temple and The Crucifixion
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Joel Janzen
Orr Wiebe
Lawrence Board of Education to Discuss Principal and Salaries
The Lawrence Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Administrative Center. They will consider a new high school principal and salary proposals, with discussions on administrative staff, teachers, and substitute teachers pay.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Lawrence High School
In loving memory of John Thomas Valcour
A tribute notes the passing of John Thomas Valcour three years ago and expresses ongoing grief. The message from his mother, father, sisters and brother recalls his absence in their home and conveys enduring sorrow.
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John Thomas Valcour
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