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Faculty Travel Grants Highlight State Support for Education
A university department leveraged state operating funds of 125 dollars to attract matching grants from outside sources, funding advanced programs, research, and teacher development. The piece argues travel and inter-state exchange boost faculty contact, grant readiness, and overall quality, warning against political overreach and emphasizing merit-based funding.
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Bersota
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Puleol State
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Catalyst venture aims to curb auto exhaust in Los Angeles
A proposed cheap catalyst development by an industry venture promises to cut pollution from gasoline vehicles in Los Angeles County. The plan notes regulatory policing challenges, cites the Air Pollution Foundation, and outlines a $5 million funding target and the need for practical, scalable car exhaust solutions.
End of the World Book Sparks Reluctant Fear
Robert Ruark reviews a new novel and discusses a fictional apocalypse where bombs and disease erase cities. The piece notes the author’s bleak scenarios and the chilling calm as humanity faces extinction, with government pills and apocalyptic visions driving the narrative.
Letters About Repeal of Service and Student Care
A fragmentary letter describes a protest over service denial to students by a local authority. The writer references guardianship, treatment, and a request for improved attention to student needs. The text indicates frustration with delays and demands clearer support for those awaiting assistance.
Ordinance on Dogs Sparks Humane Society Call
The Douglas County Humane Society urges action after a local ordinance limiting dogs during summer causes hardship for neglected pets. Officials say educate owners, provide fresh water and proper food, and remind residents to care for their animals to prevent cruelty.
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Douglas County Humane Society
Lawrence
Small Town Doctors Need Widespread Care Plan
After a Rotary Club talk, Dean William Clarke Wescoe of the University of Kansas School of Medicine discussed the Cherisvale area’s urgent need for a practicing doctor. He cautioned planning delays and emphasized careful preparation before any new medical facility or physician relocates to the community, noting both potential opportunities and obstacles.
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Wilelian Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas School of Medicine
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Cherisvale
Dean Wescoe
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Trade at home as key to city survival urges doctor appeal
The piece discusses urban life glamour, a two year active duty draft for doctors, and Kansas relative safety of the issue. It cites Dr. Franklin D. Murphy now chancellor and Dean Wesco urging local support for doctors and commerce. The message warns against treating doctors as mere first aid and encourages local patronage to sustain towns.
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Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
Dean Wesco
97th Birthday Telegram Caps Job With Future Commission
Andy Anderson of Ames Iowa received a telegram from his shoe company employer on his 97th birthday promising double commission when he reaches 100. He calls the telegram a contract and plans to collect it. In Charleston West Virginia Denis H Underwood reports that interview about a mental health director drew a psychiatrist to his office as the governor allegedly faced a doctor.
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Ames
Iowa
Andy Anderson
Shoe Company
Andy
Charleston
W. Va
Denis H. Underwood
Capitol
Underwood
Bible Verse: Heghe Walk Ale in Newness of Life
A short verse notes renewal and new life, urging a change of heart and conduct. It presents a reflective message about leaving old ways behind and embracing a refreshed spiritual path.
Three Way Confusion In Arms Talks
London hosts a muddled disarmament scene as Dulles pushes three topics. Unilateral budget driven disarmament persists, aerial inspection faces strong NATO hostility, and real progress hinges on a global halt to nuclear tests. Allies fear losing status as nations seek entry to the atomic club while the United States aims for a final chance in the next talks.
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Joseph Alsopf
London
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Europe
NATO
Dulles
Atomic Weapons Club
Soviets
United States
Germany
Atomic Club
Valerian Zorin
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Miuse
Rotary talk and local notices from 1947 era
Professor Leslie Waters outlined Bureau of Business Research work for Rotary members. Mrs. Rosa Ise aged 91 died at her home after moving to Lawrence in 1909. Her son John Ise is a KU professor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stough Jr hosted a party for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frink with other guests. Dr and Mrs T J Leasure hosted a family picnic. In the primary Walter Thiele led for Supreme Court justice by about 3,000 votes. Corlett Cotton named Red Cross county chair. W C Markham and sons bought controlling interest in Van Nuys News Baldwin Ledger editors. Frances Ware hosted Low Mood Club at her home with members listed. 1917 road talk on Eudora Road and YMCA privileges for military officers. A Wanna Bicycle Shop robbery reported last night.
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Leslie Waters
Bureau of Business Research
Rotary
Rosa Ise
Lawrence
University
John Ise
K.U
Charles Stough Jr
Russell Frink
Hovey Hanna Jr
Jason Jones
Vera Stough
Martha Holmes
T. J. Leasure
Walter Thiele
Supreme Court
Corlett Cotton
Red Cross
W. C. Markham
Dorothy Troutman
Alice Trivett
Ernestine Brockelsby
Jeanette Houk
Peggy Clayton
Mildred Weidemann
Louise Peyton
Catherine Wampler
Frances
Eudora
C. J. Achning
YMCA
Otto Barteldes
Owen Carl
Ernest Uhrlaub
Rudolph Uhrlaub
Jesin Barteldes
Broer Guetefeon Bain Moore
Paul Dinsmore
Henry Ashley
J. T. Skinner
Topeka
Wanna Bicycle
Lyons Den Hero Died After Shaping Dewey and Marcus
Lee Garmes prepares to film a Col. David Marcus biography in New York while memories of Marcus, a West Point graduate and SHAEF planner, frame oblique notes about his wartime service and his role pressuring Murder, Inc. to confess. Burgess Meredith’s onstage lip injury and Edward Bennett Williams Kefauver civil rights talk appear in brief conference notes with Costello.
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Leona Hero
Lee Garmes
Hollywood
N.Y
Col
David Marcus
Col. Marcus
West Pointer
Jerusalem
Correction
U.S. Attorney's Office
Thomas E. Dewey
Gangsters of Murder, Inc
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Marcus
Murder Inc
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington
Jim Hoffa
Sen. Kefauver
Williams
Frank Costello
Frank
Costello
Kefauver
Crime Investigating Committee
Important new Civil War history releases this week
This weeks new books include The Return of the Tide by Arthur Bryant based on Lord Alanbrooke diaries, The Picnic Book by Marian Tracy a transportable meals guide, Go It Alone Lady by Edith Patterson Meyer a solo European travel guide, A Winters Love by Madeleine L Engle a marital drama, and Letter from Peking by Pearl Buck a novel about developing events.
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Marian Tracy
Arthur Bryant
Lord Alanbrooke
Imperial General Staff
Alanbrooke
Free Public Library
Edith Patterson Meyer
Madeleine L'Engle
France
Peking
Pearl
Buck
Deve
Current Best Sellers Compiled by Publishers Weekly
List of fiction and nonfiction titles in the Publishers Weekly best sellers compilation. Notable works include Peyton Place by Grace Metalious The Scapegoat by Daphne du Maurier Blue Camellia by Frances Parkinson Keyes and Stay Alive All Your Life by Norman Vincent Peale.
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Publishers’ Weekly
Peyton Place
Grace Metalious
the Scapegoat
Daphne du Maurier
Blue Camellia
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Silver Spoon
Edwin Gilbert
Compulsion
Meyer Letin
Christ
Jim Bishop
Siir Arthur Bryant
Philip Wylie
Norman Vincent Peale
Vance Packard
Notable 1950s History and Fiction Titles Survey
A catalog style overview lists Churchill era studies and biographies such as THE DESOLATE SOUTH 1865-1866 by John Trowbridge and MIGHTY STONEWALL by Frank Vandiver, plus IN SEARCH OF THE GOLDEN WEST by Earl Pomeroy. It also notes SO DEADLY MY LOVE by Stephen Ransome and Clarke’s THE DEEP RANGE, along with SOME CORNER OF AN ENGLISH FIELD and BACH AND THE HEAVENLY CHOIR by Ruber.
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Confederacy
America
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Jackson
Earl Pomeroy
Western
Golden West
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Peking
Stephen Ransome
Florida
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Deep Sea
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Bach
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