Tau Beta Pi initiates students alumni and faculty members
Seventeen students four alumni and a faculty member were initiated into Tau Beta Pi honorary engineering fraternity. Captain Joe Nickell of Topeka spoke on blitzkrieg and warfare changes. Alumni Arthur Fecht Houston and Clinton Armstrong Chicago joined, with several other alumni named from various cities.
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Anda
Tau Peta Pi
W. P. Hessler
Joe Nickell
Topeka
Nickell
Glen Richardson
Havensville
Richardson
Tom Arbuckle
Hutchinson
Oren Baptist
Uniontown
DeVon Carlson
Russ Chitwood
Conway Springs
Joe Clark
Overland Park
Stanley Clark
Jence
John Hagen
Nat Mo
Myron Harries
W. Robert Haynes
John Laidig
Oberlin
Robert Mitchell
Lawrence
Janes Moers
Newtotn
Robert Sams
Richard Westfall
Harper
Civde
OO Pen
Reiynmond York
Baldwin
Keene A. Stephenson
Arthur . Fecht
Houston
Tex
Clinton G. Armstrong
Chicago
Truman M. Godfrey
Boston
Massep
Arthur H. Riney
Bartlesville
Okla
Undergraduate contest marks at the 7th district meet
The paper by R. UL Scott and Dale Whitaker earned second place in the university competition at the American Institute of Electrical Engineers district meeting in Lubbock Texas. Texas Tech won first, Kansas State College placed third.
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R. UL Scott
Kansas City
Dale Whitaker
Almena
Grave
University of Kansas
American Institutte of Electrical Engineers
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tex
Victor P. Hessler
Kansas State College
K. A
George Nafe
Lahinta
Cole
Joe Settle
Enterprise
Scott
Whitaker
Nafe
Tom Schlegle
Topeka
Richard Keepman
Will Teach at Pittsburg by Swain In Geology
Fred Swain the Hickman Mills Missouri assistant instructor and geology graduate student has accepted a temporary geology teaching post at Pittsburg Teachers College for the rest of the semester and summer session. He replaces Marian Whitney who was injured in an auto accident. Swain earned a 1937 bachelor’s degree at the University and a 1939 master’s from Penn State. Charles Williams of Lyons will take Swain’s place for the remainder of the semester.
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Fred Swain
Charles Williams
Lyons
Swain
Ten CAA inspectors test civilian applicants at airport
Civil aviation authority inspectors conducted flight tests at the airport today for ten students who have applied for private pilot licenses. Good weather prevailed as testers began with tailspin recovery, then spot landings, figure 8s, and 720 degree power turns to assess skills.
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Civilian Aviation Authority
K. U
Auto Liability Insurance on KU Roundtable Tonight
The University of Kansas roundtable on KFRKU will discuss auto liability insurance from 9 30 to 10 tonight with economist Leonard Axe, economics instructor Olen B Roark, and Harold G Ingham director of the extension division.
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University of Kansas
KFRKU
Leonard Axe
Olen B. Roark
Harold G. Ingham
Richard McCann
Wichita
William Allen White
Kansas
Elizabeth Sprague
Liberty Memorial High School
Joe Wiliams
Pugh Dies at 69 Owner of Topeka Airport Farm
Burton H. Pugh, 69, owner of the farm on which Topeka Kansas airport sits, died yesterday. He also owned the Market Forecaster company.
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Burton H. Pugh
Kansas City
Burton TH. Pugh
Topeka, Kan
Jefferson County C E Rally Draws 100 Youths at Wellman Chapel
More than a hundred young people gathered at Wellman chapel for the Jefferson County Christian Endeavor rally hosted by Valley Grove C E. A 6:30 fellowship dinner preceded the 7:00 pm session. Rev Lester G Osborne of Nortonville spoke on Read to God That Which is Gods and will depart for New Jersey next week.
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Wellman Chapel
Jefferson County Christian Endeavor
Valley Grove Christian Endeavor
Darlene Smith
J.C.C.E
Lester G. Osborne
Nortonville
Osborne
Jefferson County
New Jersey
Sims
McLouth
Don Kimmel
Margaret Steener
Arleene Nickels
Edna Dick
Dell Love
Vernon Flory
Oskaloosa Presbyterian C. E
State Highway Director to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Dr. Fair, director of the Kansas State Highway Commission, will address the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce luncheon next Tuesday at 12:20 PM in the Hotel Eldridge. His topic has not been announced.
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Fair
Kansas State Highway Commission
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Choir To Broadcast From Local School Station
The 34 member choir directed by Joe M Williams will broadcast a half hour program on KFKU this Friday at 6 pm The group formed in 1954 and has grown from 12 members to 34 with 17 seniors 16 juniors and 1 sophomore They earned division one at the district festival and were recommended for the national regional in Kansas City in May The choir performs April 28 at Hoch auditorium Vesper program and May 3 as guest for the Tri County League Festival at Basehor Kansas It closes the year May 26 with the graduating sermon service at the high school auditorium
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Liberty Memorial High School
Cannella
Joe M. Williams
KFKU
Kansas City
Hoch Auditorium
Basehor
Kan
Vocal concert program with soloists and accompanists
Hazel Lanier soprano Kath leen Robson second soprano Martin Dooley first alto Rath Hill second alto Anabel Neeler accompanist performs pieces including O Bone Jesus Go to Dark Gethsemane The Rosary and Prelude from Sixth Violin Sonata Martha Dooley accompanies Preambule and presents pupil from Mrs W B Dalton Go Not Far From Me Go Not Far From Me is listed with Zingarella and Hastings Choir Martha Dooley participates as soloist in Rock of Ares and related items.
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Hazel Lanier
Kathleen Robson
Martin Dooley
Rath Hill
Anabel Neeler
Bone Jesus Palestrina
Dark
Gethsemane
T. T. Noble
Nevin Raymond Eberhart
Martha Dooley
W. B. Dalton
Thomas Hastings
Youth Will Climb Peaks
Denver 12 year old Bobby Melzer plans to scale Mexico’s highest seven peaks this summer. He previously climbed all U S peaks over 14 000 feet including Pike's Peak and will attempt Orizaba at 18814 feet. The story links his challenge to other mountain feats across Mexico.
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Denver
Orizaba
Bobby Melzer
Bobby
United States
Mexico
Pike's Peak
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