State Geology Meeting Comes to Kansas Campus
About 60 top earth science administrators will gather in Kansas for the 51st annual meeting of the Association of American State Geologies hosted by the Kansas Geological Survey at Kansas University. Leaders from 30 states plus federal agencies will discuss research, administration, and field studies of Kansas rock formations.
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Rocks of
Kansas
State Geological Survey of
Kansas University
Association of American State Geologies
U. S. Geological Survey
U. S. Bureau of Mines
California
Florida
Texas
Canada
Frank C. Foley
Raymond Moore
State Gelogical Survey
Kankag
Lawrence
Hutchinson
State Geologicalurvey
John C. Frye
Illinois Geological Survey
Kaneas Plains
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
Memorial Hospital notes show births and residents including Mrs Sharon Cates at 1539 Mass St and Mrs Elizabeth Tim merman with baby boy at 824 Greever Terrace plus several new births such as a son to Mr and Mrs Bernard Freeman at 19 Worth St and a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Six at 1802 W. 22nd St. Others include twins for Mr and Mrs Don L Buchanan Route 1 and daughters for Mr and Mrs Louie McElhaney 808 W Sth St.
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Sharon Cates
Mass. St
Harl Rogers
Pa. St
Edgar Savage
W. 22Nd St
Edger
Beverly Sullivan
Bonner Springs
Leland Grammer
Elm St
Elsie Hall
Sunset Dr
Edna Cooper
Joan Wing
Samuel Hinds
N. 9Th St
Edna Snavely
Mass, St
Shirley Harrell
Richland
Mitchell Dever
Ky. St
Renate Lothholz
Eudora
Virginia Bracken
Locust St
Betty Gooch
Moundview Dr
Velma Loney
la. St
Elsie Hancock
Route 4
Bernard Freeman
Rth
Don L. Buchanan
George Six
Louie McElhaney
Sth
Deaths-Funerals Mrs. Elizabeth Petrie
Mrs. Elizabeth Katherine Petrie 78 of 445 Mo St died this morning at home. Born November 17 1880 in Austria she lived 40 years in Jefferson County and 15 years in Lawrence. Funeral service 2 P M Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Albert Bramble in charge. Burial McLouth Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Charles Petrie Richard Petrie three daughters Basil Price Emmett Evilsizer Walter Dunbar nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren two sisters and three brothers.
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Elizabeth Katherine Petrie
Austria
Jefferson County
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Albert Bramble
McLouth Cemetery
Charles Petrie
Route 3
Richard Petrie
Oskaloosa
Basil Price
Brownwood
Tex
Emmett Evilsizer
Walter Dunbar
Katie Burdick
W. M. Ruth
Enid
Okla
Carl Dittrich
Ringwood
Frank Dittrich
Grand Junction
Colo
Lewis Dittrich
Fresno
Calif
Nehru and Tibet Crisis Test Neutral India in a Rising Conflict
The Tibet revolt and Dalai Lama’s flight strain India's stance as Nehru weighs neutrality versus security. India lacks military heft and faces pressures from Red China, sparking calls for a stronger public stance and less aloof diplomacy. The UN stands limited while regional nations watch closely for shifts in policy and influence.
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Tibet
Dalai Lama
India
China
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Nehru
Red China
Africa
Asia
Church Feature Named By Valley Forge Group
The Journal-World reports that its Saturday Support the Church feature has again been honored by the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The Keister Service prepares the weekly items and has earned the George Washington Honor Medal this year marking the fifth Freedom Foundation award for the feature. The page also lists local area churches and ministers, with support from leading area merchants.
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Journal-World
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Keister
Jay Markley Re hires as Kansas swim coach
Jay Markley will coach the Kansas University swimming team for the 1959-60 season and teach in the Physical Education Department. The Lawrence resident has previously served as KU coach while pursuing his master's degree. Athletic Director A C Lonborg says Markley will provide leadership and continuity.
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Jay Markley
Kansas University
A. C. Lonborg
Markley
Lawrence
Jay
Lonborg
Oilseeds Used in Shortening Oils and In Other Goods
Oilseeds are mainly used for shortening and cooking oils, with substantial uses in soap, paints, and printing inks.
Five LHS students win at KU Speech and Drama Festival
About 250 high school students from all Kansas regions competed at the two day festival on the KU campus. Lawrence High entrants earned top ratings with Randy Williams Mike Dix Marilyn Grantham Brian Grace Herman Mast John Wiebe and Bill Cohen achieving various divisions in informative readings extempore and prose interpretation. The event was sponsored by the University Extension KU Speech and Drama Department and the Kansas High School Activities Assn.
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Lawrence High
Kansas University
Randy Williams
Homer Williams
Mass. St
Mike Dixon
M. H. Dixon
Mo. St
Marilyn Grantham
W. P. Grantham
E. 15Th St
Readings
Brian Grace
Bernard Grace
R. I. St
Herman Mast
15Th St
John Wiebe
A. J. Wiebe
Oak Hill St
Bill Cohen
Herman Cohen
East Dr
Kansas
The
University Extension
KU Speech and Drama Department
Kansas High School Activities Assn
Farm Bureau Plans Safety Car Demonstrations in Douglas County
The State Farm Bureau Safety Department will tour Douglas County with its safety car on Monday and Tuesday, visiting Baldwin for high school and junior high students in the morning, Vinland and Lecompton later, then Éudora on Tuesday. Kenneth Lawrence of Manhattan leads the demonstrations to teach safe driving and accident prevention.
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State Farm Bureau Safety Department
Douglas County
Baldwin
Vinland
Lecompton
U S Official Describes Tibet as Communist Ruthlessness
Canberra AP U S Undersecretary Douglas Dillon compared Tibet to Hungary, saying it shows what the Communists do when thwarted and exposing their ruthlessness.
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Canberra
Australia
U.S
Douglas Dillon
Tibet
Dillon
Hungary
Two Car Collision Causes $900 in Damage at Stratford and Sunset
Mary Ann Daugherty twenty of Meade sustained a minor leg injury and was treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital after a Friday two car crash at Stratford Road and Sunset Drive. Harvey Grammer of Route 4 reported no injuries.
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Stratford Rd
Sunset Drive
Mary Ann Daugherty
Meade
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Harvey W. Grammer
Route 4
Lawrence Library Open House and KU International Dinner
Lawrence city library hosts open house from 2 pm to 5 pm Sunday for Library Week with the new Bookmobile on display. The International Club at Kansas University will hold its annual dinner at 6 pm Saturday April 18 in the Kansas Union Ballroom featuring dishes from foreign countries. about 350 attended last year.
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International Club
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Old Well Claimed On Kathy Fiscus Day Ten Years Ago
In San Marino California a 14 inch wide 230 foot abandoned well claimed Kathy Fiscus age 3 after a dramatic rescue that captivated the nation. For 52 hours 132 workers labored to cut a parallel shaft and reach Kathy whose body was found 95 feet below ground.
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Kathy Fiscus
San Marino
Calif
Kathy
Gus Lyon
David Fiscus
Sleeping Beauty at CJHS Sells Out Crowd at Friday Play
Central Junior High School drew a full house for Junior Players production The Sleeping Beauty adapted from June Whiting Lea. More than 100 were turned away. cast included Mimi Frink Princess Primrose Rick Samson Prince Edward Kathy Vosper Queen Howard Wilcox King and others.
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Central Junior High School
June Whiting Lea
Sleeping Beauty
Ruth Scofield
Mimi Frink
Mary Ruth Andes
Chester Holliman
Princess Primrose
Rick Samson
Prince Edward
Kathy Vosper
Howard Wilcox
King
Sharon Stalcup
Ellen
Douglas Hargadine
Prince Albert
Bill Dockery
Bob Williams
Lord Pompous
Steve Ingram
King Tubbington
B. L. Stewart
John Bowman
Hildreth Hoecker
Dennis McGonigle
Deal Six
PTA
Guy Williamson
Curtis Robb
Jacque Brahler
Richard Beauchamp
Skillman In Fair Condition After Mild Heart Attack
Joe Skillman KU campus police chief is reported in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The well known Boy Scout leader suffered a mild heart attack last Saturday and remains under medical care.
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Joe Skillman
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Skillman
Local Students Initiated into Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society
Twenty Kansas University students receive initiation into Pi Sigma Alpha. Law rence entrants Ray Nichols and Jerry Smith elected to leadership roles. The ceremony honors academic achievement in political science with outstanding seniors highlighted among the new initiates.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Pi Sigma Alpha
Ray Nichols
Ala. St
Jerry Smith
Nichols
Rozanne Barry
Kansas City
Helen Cline
Wichita
Martin B. Dickinson
Verne Gauby
Marysville
Topeka
Sharon Stout
Ernesto M. Vergara
Vigan Ilocos Sur
Philippines
Wendell L. Wallace
Omaha
Neb
Ralph L. Wright
Paola
Miss Barry
Kraus
Don R. Bowen
Salina
U.S. Agricultural Exports Hit Estimated 3.8 Billion
The United States is projected to export roughly 3.8 billion dollars in agricultural goods for the year ending mid 1959. This figure reflects broad gains across crops and livestock as demand strengthens internationally.
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U. S
Lawrence Dealers Highlight Local Business Growth
Lawrence car dealers promote a Live Better by Far with a Brand New Car sale as part of a series on local business leaders. Howard Krimminger of Jayhawk Motors at 1040 Vt St credits the Chamber of Commerce and Kaw Valley resources for a thriving market. Krimminger, who arrived in 1943, built a 7000 square foot showroom with a rear service area and a cross‑street used car lot. He employs 14, with son Dick in the business and other family in Kansas City and Phoenix nearby.
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Lawrence New Car Dealers
Howard Krimminger
Jayhawk Motors
Cadillac
Pontiac
Vt. St
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Development Corp
Kaw Valley
Krimminger
Kansas City
7Th and
Vt.Sts
Krimminger Agency
Phoenix
Ariz
Ing
C. R. Krimminer
EU Expert Warns Parents Speeding Child Independence
Atlantic City AP report quotes Dr Beatrice A Wright a research psychologist from the University of Kansas at the Council for Exceptional Children convention. She argues American parents push children toward independence too quickly and over protect for fear of danger.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Beatrice A. Wright
University of Kansas
Approach to Child Guidance Emphasizes Independence
The speaker notes that children may seek more warmth and affection than needed. The solution is not denial but a flanking strategy that builds the child’s own spirit of independence.
50th Wedding Anniversary Card for Roscoe Pine
The Robert Ulrich family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kind cards flowers food and sympathy during their loss as Roscoe Pine marks a 50th wedding anniversary with gratitude.
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Roscoe Pine
Robert Ulrich
In Memoriam for Billy Kolars April 11 1946
In Memoriam notices honor Billy Kolars who died 13 years ago on April 11 1946. He lives in memory of Mr and Mrs Joe Kolars Karen Mr and Mrs Keith Kolars Stephen Mr and Mrs Bob Kolars and Gaylene.
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Billy
Joe Kolars
Karen
Keith Kolars
Stephen
Bob Kolars
Gaylene
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A.M
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W. M.I
Geo. W. Mole
Secy
Dolph
Simons
Berlin
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Poland
East Berlin
United Nations
U.N
Russia
Valley Forge Group
Loudell Frazier
Division of Services For the
Social Welfare Department
Dounglas County
LHS
Farm Bureau
Reds
Cary Middlecoff
Bill Bodin
Mess
Gulf Coast States
South Atlantic States
Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
West Gulf Coast States
Plateau
Plains
Stor
Lawrence Memorial Co
Eof
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home Ambulance Service
Sill
Fisbee
Clark
9Th
Louisiana
Memoriam
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Co
Bill Villee
W.H
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