Burgoyne named director of KU Student Union activities
Chancellor Malott announced the appointment of James M. Burgoyne as director of Student Union activities at the University of Kansas. Burgoyne, coming from Michigan State College in East Lansing, will start August 24 and oversee social and recreational programs in the Memorial Union, working with the Student Union Activities commission led by Margaret Granger. He holds a UW B.S. in mechanical engineering (1948) and an MBA (1949).
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James M. Burgoyne
University of Kansas
Deane W. Malott
Burgoyne
K. U
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Memorial Union Building
Student Union Activities Commission
Margaret Granger
Emporis
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Stadant Union
Hermina Zipple
Memorial Union
Moving to meet threat in Europe
Washington vows fast Western rearmament this week to counter Soviet aggression. Secretary of State will seek immediate approval of a 4 billion dollar foreign arms aid fund for Europe, the Middle East and the Far East. Acheson's deputy to press alliance defense expansion in London with NATO reps. Cooper calls Russia poised to overrun Europe, urging three actions to bolster defense.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
America
Middle East
Far East
Acheson
London
United States
Britain
France
Senate Committee
State Department
the . S
John Sherman Coop
Tucky
Newark
Cooper
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
South Korea
Ites
Cooper Aid
Rtment
N Y parties set to pick candidates in upcoming elections
The piece outlines New York congressional primaries with O’Dwyer appointed ambassador to Mexico, Marcantonio facing a coalition rival James Dunn, and Donovan predicting communism as a main issue. It lists Republican primaries in districts 39, 37, and 341, Democratic contests in Brooklyn for Pfeifer and Heller, and notes Wyoming governor race with Barrett seeking renomination against Williamson Asher and Keve. Mississippi mentions two Democratic primaries, Whittington retirement, and three candidates for the Third district nomination. A Louisiana traffic fine suspension for Burris Savery is noted along with seven overparking tickets fined by Judge Allphin.
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Brooklyn
Joseph L. Pfeifer
Louis
Heller
Frank A. Barrett
Republian
Wyoming
John B. Clark
Cheyenne
John D. Clark
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Barrett
C.D. Wiliamson
Wyoming Commerce and Industry Commission
Samuel L. Asher
Leeland A. Keve
John J. Mclntyre
Rudolph Anselmit
Carl Johnson
Cheyenne Public Accountant
Mississippi
Demand by Red China at U.N. Korean talks
Red China formally seeks representation in United Nations Korean discussions via telegram from Foreign Minister Chou En Lai to U N Secretary General and to Russia’s Malik. The move accompanies a stalemate over Korean representation as Malik leads a closed council session and awaits tomorrow’s public meeting. Austin's earlier push for Korean unification under U S. auspices fuels expected remarks and strong U S. stance in the week ahead.
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Malik
Tomorray
Korea
U.S
Warren Austin
Austin
Soviet Union
Austtin
Russia Makes Two Mistakes Declares Western Leader
A political address debates Soviet missteps and policy toward Asia. The speaker praises India’s Nehru for bridging East and West, warns democracies against trusting Russia, and urges united action to counter Communist influence in the Far East. The remarks stress democratic unity and caution against Soviet alignment with India.
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C. S. Losnes
Far East
Ndis
Nehru
East
India
Russia
August 21 Sets Cool Ohio Record Across Cities
August 21 brought unusually cold weather for August in Ohio with Columbus reporting a low around 36 and East Liverpool 36, Cleveland 45, Dayton 46.4, and Toledo 44. These were all time low August readings in many years across several cities.
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Columbus
Ohio
East Liverpool
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledy
Marines on Korean Front Face Heavy Losses in Three-Day Battle
Allied dispatches report 2,000 enemy killed in the south and 6,000 on central fronts as 1,800 communists launched a major climb for Battle Mountain near Haman. U S Negro infantry repelled a fierce attack while North Korean forces struck from the Pohang area. Air planes logged 200 sorties in support across the 120 mile line.
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Korea
Taegu
Waegwan
Kunci
U. S
Battle Mountain
Haman
Chinju
U.S
Sigit
Bottle
Pohang Hie
United Nations Fails to Break Korea Deadlock
The United Nations Security Council met in a closed session called by Jakob A. Malik to discuss Korea. After a brief private meeting of about four minutes, Malik issued a Russian communique noting an informal exchange of opinions on inviting both North and South Korea, with no agreement reached.
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Lake Success
United Nations Security Council
Korea
Jakob A. Malik
August Sident
Marly
Maliki
Russia
North
South
Death of Dr Frank M McFarland 79 Dentists Leader here
Dr Frank M McFarland 79 longtime Lawrence dentist died Saturday night while visiting in Wilson. Born in 1890 in Lawrence, he practiced in Lawrence since 1903, married Benny Lin Smith in 1908, and leaves two sons, a brother, a sister, and grandchildren. Funeral at First Methodist Church with burial in Memorial Park. He served as a WWI major and belonged to Elks, Masons, American Legion, and local clubs.
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Frank M. McFarland
Massachusetts Street
Wilson
Mearland
John C. McFarland
McFarland
Lawrence
Rhode Island Street
John McFarland
Pennsylvania
Western Dental College
Kansas City
Newmark
Benny Lin Smith
E. A. Smith
First Methodist Church
O. EB. Allison
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rumsey
Elks Lodge
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Kansas State Dental Association
Lake View Hunting and Fishing Club
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
American doctor Seagrave held in Burma on rebel aid charges
Dr Gordon S Seagrave longtime Burma mission physician is held in Rangoon on suspicion of aiding Karen rebels. He faces a Burmese court after arrest at Namkham near the China border. U S embassy says officials found him healthy and well treated.
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Rangoon
Burma
Gordon S. Seagrave
Tho
Seagrave
U. S
Joseph Stilwell
India
L, & Army
University gains FM station KIMY-FM for public service
The first of four steps to set up KIMY-FM at the university includes construction and experimental operation followed by trials and FCC approval before licensing. The FM band is reserved for educational stations, enabling expanded radio services across journalism, drama, fine arts, speech, and engineering, while reflecting a nationwide trend of FM stations signing off due to TV growth.
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Page Td
Mit
Dean Stockton
Kimv-Fm
Kimy-Fm
George Alden
Harris
Hutchinson FM
Local births and names across Kansas towns and counties
Memorial Hospital reports multiple births and names across Miss Edith Carpenter Tanga noxie Ozwakie Bonner Springs and Linwood with residences including 1301 Kentucky street 612 Ohio street 503 Elm street and 00 Mississippi Street Also notes several newborn daughters and a son born to couples in Linwood Sunflower and Bonner Springs with dates specified as yesterday or Saturday and names like Ada Lytton Mara Rice and Julio Garcia among others
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Edith Carpenter
Tanganoxie
Almeda Moss
Richland
J.W. Brittain
Ozwakie
Ada Lvtten
Bonner Springs
L. B. Connell
Route 6
Jackie Oliver
Eudora
Gertrude Conboy
Kentucky Street
A. R. Connely
Madie St. Clair
Ohio Street
Wiliam. Harrison
Baldwin
George Hunsinger
Edward Willsms
Elm Street
Jean Tordoff
Sunnyside
Ada Lytton
Meldene McMillin
Baby Goy
Lincoln Street
Mara Rice
Oskaloosa
Ruth Snider
Mississippi Strest
Altenberg
Linwood
Accident report lists two cases at the emergency room
John Holladay of 713 Ash street required a fish bone removal from his throat at the emergency room. Mrs. Mary Davenport of Route 1 had a laceration on the left index finger sutured at the emergency room yesterday.
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John Holladay
Ash Street
Mary Davenport
Route 1
Deaths and Funerals In Baldwin and Nearby Areas
Marion Quisenberry 59 died at his daughter’s home in Tonganoxie after living in the area most of his life. Neil Lockwood 48 of Baldwin died suddenly at home. he taught at universities, worked as a broadcasting engineer, and wrote on electronic repair. Minnie C. Ralph 77 died at her Baldwin daughter’s home after a long illness. burial at Oakwood cemetery follows services by First Methodist Church clergy Clare Hayes. Surviving relatives include multiple children, siblings, and grandchildren across Kansas and Illinois.
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Marion Quisenberry
Maine Street
Janette White
Tonganoxie
Neely
Tynoxie
Lawrence
Igi Mabel
Fourite
Genesughters
Shea Whie Landon
Tite Speed
McLouth
Misa Jean. Quisen
Ote Ean ‘Waites Melvin Quis- Fa Onganoxi Ies
Annie Newman
Calif
A Yeah Quinenberry
Nelson Quisen
Tonganozie
Ronnie Landon
Neil Lockwood
Baldwin
Baker University
Minnesota University
University of Chicago
Washington University
St. Louis
Navy
Northwestern University
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Duluth
Minn
Ashland
Wis
Steward Lockwood
Sacramento
Gerald Lockwood
Tulsa
Oklo
Myra Brown
el Dorado
Francia
Ruth) Yeoman
Wichita
Norma Lockwood
Evanston
Ill
Mary Lockwood
Ome
First Methodist Church
Clare Hayes
Willis Warner
Oakwood Cemetery
Minnie C. Ralph
Jessie Cook
Ralph
Cook
Amanda
Edwin Cheney
Chariton
Ows
George K. Ralph
Fremont
Nebr
Stanley Funeral Home
Mra. Cook
Mra. Lenore Tonkin
Lingle, FO
Twin tomato appears in Journal World window today
A quirky summer item notes a twin tomato found in her perda by Mrs Ella Bradley on ute 3. The item quickly shifts to local news including two men fined for drunken driving and license fees, and marriage licenses issued from the probate court for several couples including Braults, Brown, Johnson, and Besdorf.
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Journal- World
Ella Bradley
Wayne Ailphin
James T. Schmitz
New Hampshire Street
M. J. Bush
New Jerner Street
Schmits
Sixth
Vermont
Bush
Louisiana Street
Probate Court
Eugene L. Brault
Betty Lee Brault
Topeka
Reuben R. Brown
Evelyn Marie Harria
Kansas City
Erick W. Johnson
Lawrence
Melissa Besdorf
Cedar Fall
Stop Sign Violation Leads To Small Fines
Gayle A. Gabriel of Eudora on Route 1 was fined ten dollars plus court costs in county court for running a stop sign. William J. Stabbe of Sunflower was fined five dollars plus costs for speeding.
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Gayle A. Gabriel
Eudora
William J. Stabbe
Sunflower
Market News Wrapup From New York to Kansas City
Market figures show mixed activity across commodities with corn and hogs stable to up. Cattle futures in Kansas City rise with top fed steers around 30.50 to 31.00, while hog prices edge higher and livestock futures reflect thinner demand amid weather uncertainty. Exchange notes list volume and price ranges for calves, cows, and heifers, highlighting a cautious but steady market across regions.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDAS
Livestack
USDA
Prigay
Simé
Aariy
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