Lectureship honors memory of Dr Gendening in 1952
A 1952 lectureship was established to honor Dr. Gendening who died in the mid-1940s. Dr Sarton, Belgian born and educated, long has lectured on the history of science and written many histories of science meriting medals from scientific bodies. Mayor Joe D Faulcover of El Dorado, a dairyman, was elected to the city commission.
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Kansas Poster and Light Co plan 55 million expansion
The plant expansion, begun Novem ber, will triple output and make the facility the third largest in the company system. Cameron's Bluff site was cleared, 275,010 cubic yards of earth moved, and two new four to five story structures rise west of the present plant. A new water reuse system reduces intake from the river, coal gas and fuel oil will fuel future operations, and a 25 ton diesel-electric rail switch engine will serve a revamped rail area. Total project cost is about 3.45 million.
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Presen Company
Topeka
Hutchinson
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Ridgeway Pays Tribute To Ernie Pyle
Gen Ridgeway paid tribute to Ernie Pyle as the war correspondent of World War II. He issued a statement for memorial services on Ie Shima where Pyle was killed April 18, 1945 by a Japanese sniper.
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Rideway
Ernie Pyle
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Pyle
POW exchange talks resume after two week recess
Allied and Communist staff officers reopen off-the-record talks on prisoner exchanges in Korea. No clear sign of breakthrough on voluntary repatriation as双方 review rosters and command readiness signals return to negotiations. A brief no progress session preceded agreement to resume talks.
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Red planes clash over Korea in six air battles
Communist MIG jets attacked from Manchuria and tangled with U S Sabres in six engagements above North Korea. The U S Fifth Air Force reported one MIG shot down and three damaged, with allied losses minimal. Morning fights totaled 70 Sabres against 58 MIGs, while another clash damaged a third MIG. Ground patrols pressed western and central fronts as defenses remained active.
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Triple event day at KU medical school features lectures contest
May Day at Lawrence spotlights the Log an Clendening Memorial Lecture the Kansas Division American Cancer Society research contest and a visit by 65 AAHM delegates. Prizes totaling 1800 will be awarded to six winners in two divisions undergraduate and graduate medical students from Manhattan Kansas City Emporia Wichita Topeka and KU Lawr ence. Dr K E Stawell will preside and Dr George Sarton of Harvard University will deliver the Clendening Memorial Lecture on The Alexandrian Renaissance rd Century.
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American Association of History of Medicine
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Historians of Medicine to Visit Lawrence Event
At 3 p.m. in Lindley Hall medical students and faculty host delegates to the American Association of History of Medicine. The May meeting will be in Kansas City. Delegates from the United States Canada and England will attend with distinguished historians. A special program follows in the evening at the K.I.U. Medical Center honoring the group and the Logan Clendening Memorial.
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Abortion Ring Reported to Grand Jury in Kansas
Veteran Wichita Beacon reporter Ernest Warden testified before a federal grand jury about an abortion and adoption ring in southern Kansas. He described contact points in Wichita and alleged illegal procedures in Hutchinson with operations also said to extend to El Dorado and Wellington.
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