Bibliography on Communism in the United States Revised
The Fund for the Republic will revise its controversial Bibliography on the Communist Problem in the United States. A $25,000 grant funds preparation and distribution of a revised edition supervised by Clinton Rossiter of Cornell University. Robert M. Hutchins, Fund president, said the effort is not a reaction to earlier criticisms.
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Snew York
Fund For the Republic
Biblin‘Braphy
United States
Robert M. Hutchins
Directa
Clinton Rossiter
Cornell University
High School Speech and Drama Event Set for Saturday
About 200 students are expected to attend a Saturday speech and drama event featuring onstage plays, dramatic readings, and manuscript orations. The program is sponsored by the state school activities association with University Extension handling arrangements.
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H.S
Hasan
Tie EN Psipy
Bochsus State Pict School Activities Association
New Adoption Act to Be Proposed in Legislature
Geoffrey M. Marlin director of the maternal and child health division announced a new adoption act will be proposed to the legislature. A steering committee has worked on a revised adoption code. Public Health Association officials spoke at a meeting outlining the proposal.
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Topeka
Geelfrey M. Marlin
Matern and Child Health Division
Biiisas Public Health Assn
Guards at school church in New Orleans after bomb threats
Police report Poe Poller placed special guards around a public school and a Roman Catholic church in New Orleans today after anonymous telephone calls warned of bombs. Officers responded to the threats and increased security at both sites.
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Orlead Poe
Officials treat prank calls as credible threat
The agency said they considered the calls a prank but took no chances, deploying extra security and reviewing procedures to ensure public safety.
Sam Snead Leads Greensboro Open Controversy Ahead
Sam Snead jumps to the front in the Greater Greensboro Open, nicknamed the Snead Open, as he leads after the first round at Starmount Forest Country Club. The field includes 126 players with strong California pros among the contenders, while leaderboards hint at a tight finish into the next rounds.
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Gree Ioro
Snead
Greensboro
Frank Stearghar
Toledo
Sam
California
Jima Burke
Tuasves
Starmount Forest Countey Club
50 State NFO Members Advocate Farm Bill Approval
50 State NFO members urge President to sign the farm bill, calling it a modest improvement over prior versions. A letter from National President Oren Lee Staley notes farmers’ aging culture and urges action this session, despite remaining concerns about provisions.
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NFO
Posenhewer
Lee Staley
Staley
Smn
Congress
Tuesday Women’s League Bowling Notes and Standings
Three weeks remain in the Tuesday Women’s League as Anderson Furniture ties for first with another team. Dorothea Segrin leads with 312 while Steffen and Jacob pace scoring for their squads. Multiple players posted high games with notable splits and early-season freetimes, and a tangential line notes cattle-tackling calves despite small cages.
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Pladium Lanes
Anderson Furniture
the Bay Drive-In
Mister Burndtimetes Food Center
Mack Furniture
Hank Loxts
Wentneh
Lawrence Sinbary
Vireiv
Banehog Grevery
WU Auxilliary
Audiui
Anderacis
Peri Srtrics
Dorothea J Segrin
Har Hiay
Sehaldberger
Hea Steffen Neseed
Andersons
Dayhawk
Heioy
Circle G
Nancy Sanson
Iy Weeves
Geechame
VW A
Grea
Vivian
Marge
Ruelse
Salon
Diticu
Sauer Slugger Hank Sauer Boosts Cardinals Power Play
Hank Sauer, 37, joins St. Louis Cardinals from the Cubs to counter southpaws with lefthanded power. He teamed with Stan Musial for back to back homers off southpaws and could open day in left field. Card pitchers Muzell Jones and Jackson shut out Chicago in a 3-0 win as Sox and Indians homered in their 8-7 wins. Pirates, Braves, and others posted late-inning power as spring games rolled on with homers by Freese, Thomson, and Williams.
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Associated Press
Hank Sauer
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Hutchinson
Hinteh
Frank Lane
Pete Whisenant
Sauer
Chicago Cubs
Hank
Stan
Man Musial
Chicago White Sox
Jack Harshman
Billy Pierce
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Accqnity
Noxhall
Musial
Witchinsor
Rip Tepulski
Jackie Brandt
Morrie Martin
Sox
Vinegar Dent Mizell
Gordon Jones
Larry Jackson
Pale Hose
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
Hank Bauer
Yanks
Bauer
Bill Kennedy
Mickey McDermott
Jim Konstanty
Wally Post
McDermott
Rocky Colavite
Tribe
Indians
New York
Giants
Jim Constable
Colavito
Chico Carrasquel
Vic Wertz
Bobby Avila
Cleveland
Gene Freese
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Pirates
Art Swanson
Elroy Face
Eddie Mathews
Bobby Thomson
Milwaukee Braves
Detroit
Boston
Curt Simmons
Ted Williams
Philadelphia
Phils
Rob Bowman
Brooklyn Beats Orioles 7 2 Behind Cimoli Big Day
Gino Cimoli led Brooklyn with a five hit tally including a triple, double and single to power a 7 2 win over the Orioles. Charley Templeton and Ken Lehman limited Baltimore to three singles and a harmless triple by Fred Marsh in a game with no home runs.
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Gino Cimoli
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Charley Templeton
Ken Lehman
Orioles
Fred Marsh
K U Bowlers Enter Telegraphic Bowling Tournament
An informal group led by Lowell Heinz aims to bolster Kansas University’s entry in the National Intercollegiate Telegraphic Bowling Tournament. The unofficial X A Bowling Association will field a five man team including Holt Denman of Sedan, Dale Nowin of Kansas City, Bill Perich of Johnstown, Gary Griffith of Kansas City, and Jim Akagi of Chicago.
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Kansas University
Lowell Heinz
Kansas City
X. A. Bowling Association
Holt Denman
Sedan
Dale Nowin
Kas
Bill Perich
Johnstown
Gary Griffith
Jim Akagi
Local Group Sets Sights on National Competition Milestone
Cago will represent KZ.U. in the national event sponsored by the National Organization of Student Unions. AH are members of the UBA and participate as part of the organization’s student union alliance.
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Cago
Kz.u
National Organization of Students Unions
UBA
Deemer Urges More Physics and Math in High Schools
Professor Kenneth Deemer of Kansas University Engineering School told High Twelve Club members at the Castle Tea Room that high schools must teach more physics and mathematics to prepare students for university engineering. He contrasted Russian and American engineering education levels and noted a future talk by T. Howard Walker of the KU Extension Division. The auto body remark pointed to industry part counts.
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Kenneth Deemer
Kansas University Engineering School
High Twelve Club
Castle Tea Room
Deemer
T. Howard Walker
K. U. Extension
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