Kansas Master Teacher Awards Honor Dr J W Twente
Dr J W Twente of the Kansas University education faculty is named a 1955 Kansas Master Teacher, among seven educators to receive wrist watches at Emprise State College. Other honorees include Miss Redicia Engholm, Topeka. Mrs Edna Galladay, Fort Scott. Bourbon County superintendent. In Las Vegas New Mexico, one hundred years ago a sensational Civil War era story received scant coverage: Paula Angel, executed for stabbing her lover Miguel Martin in 1861, remains little known beyond Will Keleher’s Turmoil in New Mexico.
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J. W. Twente
Kansas University
Kansas
Empria State College
Twente
K.U
Redicia Engholm
Topeka
Edna Galladay
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Las Vegas
N. M
United States
Mississippi
Paula Angel
Miguel Martin
New Mexico
World
Mary Surratt
Abraham Lincoln
Paula
Will Keleher
Kirby Benedict
State Supreme Court
Benedict
Kansas teachers honored in Emporia awards program
A statewide awards program recognized 77 nominees from local teacher associations and individuals. Dr Edwin J Brown spoke at an all school convocation in Emporia and Dr Lawrence DeFee Haskew was slated to speak at the awards banquet. Dr Twente, KU education dean since 1925 with prior roles, highlighted budget studies and school administration research.
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Gaye Iden
Arkansas City
Gussie Mootz
Lincoln
Dodge City
Misa Elsie Olson
Marysville High School
Marion F. Stark
Hiawatha
Emporia
Edwin J. Brown
Kansas
Santa Clara University
Laurence DeFee Haskew
College of Education
Texas University
Twente
K. U
School of Education
Central Wesleyan College
Warrenton
K. A
Teachers College
Columbia University
Warrenton High School
Baxter Springs
New Hampshire University
George Peabody College
Nashville, Tenn
Weather Across Regions Shows Cooler Readings on East Coast
Wet weather occurred along the East Coast and in the West while skies were generally clear across the Rockies to the Appalachians. Temperatures ran into the 50s in the eastern third of the nation, stretching south to central Alabama and Georgia, with readings as much as 15 degrees cooler than yesterday morning.
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Rockies
Appalachians
Alabama
Georgia
Trial Set for One of 3 Accused in Burglary Try
Kenneth Lee Miller 31 of 735 N 2nd St pleaded innocent in District Court to burglary and grand larceny charges tied to a Jan 4 Shaw Lumber Co break in. A May 9 trial was set, Miller free on 63000 bond. Co-defendants Sherman Lightle 34 pleaded guilty to burglary and faces 5 to 10 years, and Yle Herman Weathers 29 awaits sentencing in Linn County after a prior larceny conviction in Mound City.
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Kenneth Lee Miller
2Nd St
Shaw Lumber Co
Miller
Kansas City
Kas
Sherman Alva Lightle
Lansing
Yle
Herman Leroy Weathers
Linn County
Mound City
Kansas City Man Killed In Ravine Crash
A 30 year old Kansas City man was killed when his car left Highway 40 fourteen miles west of Kansas City and plunged into a 50 foot ravine. Coroner Joseph Butler said the victim was identified as Shaw Gibson.
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Kansas City
Kas. U
Kas
Here
Joseph Butler
Rice Shaw Gibson
British Jurist to Lecture At K U Law School September Event
One of Great Britain’s top jurists, Sir Francis Raymond Evershed, will deliver the fourth Judge N T Stephens Lectureship at the Kansas University School of Law in mid-September. Dean Frederick J Moreau announced the visit, tied to Harvard’s Chief Justice birthday celebration. The talks will cover free government and citizen duties, funded by a 330000 endowment from the late Miss Kate Stephens, KU class of 1875, with proceeds supporting medicine and liberal arts fellowships.
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Great Britain
N. T. Stephens
Kansas University School of Law
Frederick J. Moreau
Francis Raymond Evershed
London
High Court of Appeals
Justice Evershed
Harvard University
John Mar
Kate Stephens
WK. U
K. U. School of Law
Stephens
Stephens Law
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Graduate School
Kansan
Mississippi Valley
Ray Verrey Elected to National College Stores Board
Ray Verrey, manager of the Student Union Bookstore at Kansas University, was elected Sunday to the board of trustees of the National Association of College Stores at the Dallas convention. He previously chaired the committee on relations with manufacturers and contributed to the operation manual for college stores.
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Ray Verrey
Kansas University
National Association of College Stores
Dallas
Tex
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New England
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Charleston
Mass
Mitch
Boston
Associated Press
K.U. Law School
Hollywood
Ironor Nusser
Grean
Hop Anp Nee
China
Bath
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