Groups Meet For Academic Conventions And Events
Four departments host heats for conventions with about 225 participants including 100 high school seniors in home economics from local schools. Activities include a tour of the campus, a fashion show, papers by students and faculty, and an entomology meeting with officers elected at the end of the session.
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Kansas
Kanser
American Association of Teachers
Korens
Teh Schoels
Jaberty Memorial High
Echoal
K.V. Home Economica
Liberty Memorial
Misa Faye Orelup
Home Economca
Patty My
Diane McFarland
Barbara Miser
Helen Olmatead
Dorothea McCumick
Barbara Husted
Virginia Com Tena Carel
If Pa Mullen
Cavalles Andel
K. U
K-Start
Charlee Mirheper
Fie
Col Kansas
Western Miss
Arch
Classical Association of
Western Missouri
Franer
Liberty Memorial High School
James F. Seaver
Feloponnesug
Italy
Liberty Memorial High
Kane
Done Mtef RV
Ananinh
McAllanter Krade School
Proclamation Proclaims May 18 as Music Week in Lawrence
Lawrence Kansas mayor William J B Turner proclaims May 18 as Music Week urging citizens to reflect on music’s gift and participate in activities. The proclamation notes music brings peace of mind and aids those with illness or disability to enjoy happiness through music.
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Lawrence
Wiliam J. B. Turner
Kansas
Turner
Sinatra released from MGM contract at his request
Hollywood reports that crooner Frank Sinatra has been released from his movie contract by Mutual and Music Corporation of America at his own request. The announcement comes after Sinatra had been under contract with MGM.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
M-G-M
Sndio
Music Corporation of
Lawrence Residents View Entomology Display at KU
About 1,500 Lawrence residents visited the University of Kansas entomology display in Snow Hall yesterday. Specimen professor Michener said crowds were heavy despite poor weather and that many attendees had university ties. The exhibit opened at 1 p.m. and stayed extended past 5 p.m. to accommodate guests including students and faculty. plans for future displays remained hazy.
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Ileg Michener
Lawrence
Studenta
Emphoyera
Michel Nad
Penton
Kanstomebuval Society
Michener
Clamp on News Signals Expulsions Rise Worldwide
The piece notes a fresh wave of expulsions and a stepped up drive against free information exchange in Bulgaria, Hungary, Albania, and China. Western reporters face heavy censorship, visas are hard to obtain, and Moscow restricts foreign movement as the western press corps dwindles. A divorce suit is filed by Carol M. Wrench against Otis Wrench in district court.
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Ceontrancd Feom
Statellite Moe
Uni
Moscow
Ava
Carol M. Wrench
Otis Wrench
Fragmented OCR listing residents and addresses
A jumble of names and street addresses appears from Memorial Hospital and area households. The text lists Mrs Musselman, Mrs Bid Rhode, Mr Welch, Mrs Miller, Mrs Try tem, Mrs Godaby, Kathryn Tod, Miss, Mr Bourka and other individuals with various street addresses, plus mentions births and decrees in a rough OCR scan.
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Erment Schiulmeyer
Maude Musselman
New Jersey
Rhode Laland
Cleveland
Willian
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Connecticut Street
Dean Miller
Wacant
Leoniila Trytem
F. K. Welch
Me Vath
Mia
Edith Godaby
Lawrence News Notes Mix Local Pride and War Tone
A Laurence city page highlights a Cardinal Spellman photo by Anne Donahue, minstrel show memorabilia storage puzzles, and requests for help locating equipment. Local observers urge patriotism on I Am An American day, while weather delays spraying against era worms. Cancer fund drive closes Monday with receipts due to Mrs. Cora Bogis. Town twinned with Holdenville, Oklahoma, ties to Marshall shoe mine manager Mr. Hrout. May 4 parade restrictions announced by defense officials ahead of Communist commemorations.
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Mire
Robert Hrout
Lawrence
Holdenville
Qila
Abut
Urout
Marshall Shoe
Holden Villeyeaterlay
Tenlay
Army
Navy
Air Force
Department of Defense
Defense
Iran war drives for nationwide public works in Narael
Report outlines Israel push to make citizens conscious through public building affixes and widespread posters while distributing Ivafleta materials in schools. The text notes thousands of unexploded mines remain after the Amb-Jewish war, and mentions a high death rate versus the attempt to curb it. A Health Ministry hearing in Hitchin, England, touches water supply. a local resident clarifies a place name Hoganarton also known as Lower Nap Bend. Also mentions Orville Davis of Kansas City fined $35 plus costs for a drunken charge.
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Terael
Hitchin
England
Hoganarton
M. W. Summers
Ministry of Health
Comer
Lower
Nap Bend
Deaths and Funerals Jamen Davenport
Jamen Everett Davenport, ed and custodian at the University of Kansas, died yesterday afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from a heart ailment. Funeral services will be at Nameow Funeral Home on Tuesday at 1 pm, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving relatives include his wife Mrs Mabel Davenport, three sons Van, Ray, and Don Davenport, and several sisters and brothers living in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Jamen Everett Davenpert
University of Kanane
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hema Wan
Asa Maple
Lawrences
Ware
Mire
Rita May Wil
Hellon Weeks
Ban Vy Travenport Ray
Don Davengert
Ghee Oleters
Anne Branden
Ada Hicks
Pamranee
Turner
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and locations in a dated note. It references McLOUTH, Mr, and Lindeman with unclear dates and places, but no clear event or outcome is discernible. The readable names suggest a local society or social mention without a concrete action.
Professor Latimer Examines Earth's Start Theory
Professor Latimer and colleagues discuss theories on Earth's formation amid exhibit displays at the university. Visitors include alumni and professors from chemistry and mechanical departments, with letters of congratulations read from several institutions.
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Prof. Latimer
Earth
National Academy of Seienes
California
Amoulefstown
Dispartare Tunel Eehion
Anne
Varty Laboratory
University
Ehenletty
Heey
Mrofessor BS
Hailey
Memorial Union
Hel
Lady
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Rowley
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Cora Bogis
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Kansas City
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Lawrence National Bank
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Campbell
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