Water Works School At KU Draws Operators From State
Water works and sewage plant operators from across Kansas attend KU for the 36th annual Water and Sewage Works School. About 225 participants study fundamentals, with lectures, labs, and roundtables under the AWWA certification plan.
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Kansas
Kansas University
American Waterworks Association
AWWA
State Board of Health
Kansas Sewage and Industrial Wastes
University of Kansas Extension
Russell Culp
Lawrence
Howard Stoltenberg
University
Department of Engineering
Davight F. Metzler
KSBH
K. U
J. R. Stallings
C. N. Clanton
G. Dorr
Pelton
Topeka
Bob Mounsey
A. J. Jeffries
Ottawa
Ed Weatherford
Frank Hill
Mission
Howard Peterson
Paul Haney
Kansas City
Henry F. Bruner
N. J. Burris
Cassandra Ritter
Robert Quinley
al Soukup
Gordon E. May
Culp
Stoltenberg
Kansas Memorial Union
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence Area July 21 to Aug 1
Listings show warranty deeds and transfers for numerous parcels in Lawrence and surrounding areas. Transfers involve individuals and couples such as Roland B Honey Byron Dicker John Andes Glenn Kappelman Arthur Olson and Edina Symns Giffin with varied sale prices from $1 to $4000 and multiple described parcels across Elk Bunnet Hill Maas St Mill St Gore Prairie Acres and University Place Annex with several rev entries and park dedication by Lawrence Housing Inc and City of Lawrence.
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Roland B. Honey
Byron J. Dicker
Herbert Mison
Arthur E Olson
Maas
Charles H. Oldfather Jr
Babbitt
Edina Symns
Giffin
Nellie Forrester
NE Corner
Harold J. Roihtock
Eddina Symns
Nellie Forester
Virgin Facklam Et al
Samuel
Findley & Wt
Mill St
North Lawrence
Marion A. Barlow
Jessie Barlow
James A. Tursle
Gore
Barlow
Dolph C. Simons
Lawrence Housing Inc
City of
Lawrence
Ci ‘of
Housing Inc
Prairie Acres
W. W. Hatfield & Wf
George van Hoesen
Southwest Addition
Ray A. Clark
Margaret G. Clark
Arthur S. Teck & Wf
Ky. St
Woodman Lee Gideon & Wh
Ten KU Endowment Association
Iik
Bura Rard
Rose L
Carlson
W. Clayton Boardman
Boardman
Robert I Monre
Mtax
Charles HO
Virgil Boo Wortemwnrth
Tae
Arvid
Erickenn
W. Camalet
Stanley So
Wayne Gord
Jersey St. Railay
Henry W Mickin G. Kersey
Richard Curent
Arne Hye Mas
Subdivision Bike
South Lawrence
Bannett
Twining Warns Soviet Air Power Threat Surpasses Hurricane
Gen Nathan F. Twining told the National Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars that Soviet aircraft production poses greater danger than a hurricane. He said the United States leads in air power but Russian capability is closing the gap in both quantity and quality, risking strategic advances if Reds catch up. He noted the U S Air Force is two years from the planned ii wing goal and that preparedness is getting harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nathan F
Twining
Soviet Union
Air Force
United States
KU Gridders Attend Alumni Dinner in Kansas City
About seventy Kansas University football team members and freshmen joined the KU Alumni Club dinner at the Kansas City Advertising Club Tuesday. Law rence Quarterback Club led by Odd Williams drove the players to KC. They toured the Athletics offices and dressing room, met Lou Boudreau, watched practice, and visited the New York Yankees game. Uniforms and equipment will be handed out today with first practice at 7 15 a.m. Thursday.
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Kansas University
Kansas City
K.U
Lawrence
Odd Williams
Kansas City’ Athletic
New York
Ball Park
A‘s
Athletics
Lou Boudreau
Czech Leader Zapotock Suffered Heart Attack
Prague radio announced that Communist Czechoslovakia's President Antonin Zapotocky, 70, suffered a heart attack last night. A bulletin by four doctors said his condition included severe disturbances of blood circulation and heart weakness, but he improved after treatment and spent a quiet night with normal blood pressure and pulse.
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Vienna
Austria
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Antonin Zapotocky
Zapotocky
Five Traffic Violators Cited In Police Court
In police court today five traffic violators were cited. John Warren Ragland 1320 N J St speeding 315 fine. Donald Paul Turner 1314 Tenn St improper muffler 10 fine with 5 suspended for correcting violation. Delbert Dean Smith 745 Conn St speeding 30 days suspended license confiscated 30 days. Robert Allen Holmes Lin wood improper muffler 15 days suspended for correcting violation. Martha L Oxley Clathe speeding forfeited 18 bond. There are about 877 million head of value in the world. about 18 per cent more than before World War
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Warren Ragland
N. J. St
Donald Paul Turner
Tenn. St
Delbert Dean Smith
Conn. St
Robert Allen Holmes
Linwood
Martha L. Oxley
Clathe
Pasadena man ordered to give talks on fire safety
A 26 year old physical education instructor in Pasadena was ordered to give 20 public talks on fire safety as a condition of probation after U S Forest Service officials say he accidentally started a $500000 forest fire with a camp stove. Municipal Judge Richard C Filden also sued Bernard V Buck $100 suspending a six month county jail sentence Buck pleaded guilty to violating county fire ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
U. S S. Forest Service
Richard C. Filden
Bernard V. Buck
Buck
Fatal one car crash near U S 281 claims Russell teen
A 16 year old Natoma youth, Robert Bowman, died in a single vehicle accident six miles north of here on U S 281. Darrell Reitzel of Russell survived with injuries. The report notes later a separate statistic about married men in the United States, with 1954 gains and earlier 1951 gains.
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Russell
Natoma
U. S. 281
Here
Robert Bowman
Melvin Bosyman
Darrell Reitzel
United States
Western diplomats plan New York talks before Molotov meeting
Secretary of State Dulles and British and French foreign ministers will meet in New York on Sept 27 for two days to coordinate Western views ahead of a talks with Russia’s Molotov in October. West German foreign minister von Brentano will join Sept 28 as plans for German unity and a Geneva meeting with the Soviets are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
New York
Russia
V. M. Molotov
State Department
Heinrich von Brentano
Geneva
Switzerland
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
U.N. General Assembly
Molotov
OsKaloosa News Notes and Local Visits
Miss Sarah Heefer of Yates Center has returned home after a visit with sister Miss Milton Rhodes and family. Mrs Frank Steblik and others traveled to Lawrence for a luncheon at Mrs Herbert Wrights home. Presbyterian Aid held Work Day with basket dinner and quilting. Dr Ed M Stevens suffered a stroke. daughter Mrs Margaret Baker assists. A Ratliff family party hosted relatives including Lieut Col and Mrs Boyd Brown of Camp Chaffee Arkansas and Major and Mrs Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Heefer
Yates
Center
Milton Rhodes
Frank Steblik
Maria
Simon
Edith Morris
Lawrence
Herbert Wright
Presbyterian Aid
Elmer Edmonds
Aid
Mary Nyfeler
Centennial week notes and a Kansas City wedding
A series of small items: a Fit. McPherson man bound for Alaska, a barn fire at the John Helbsch homestead from faulty wiring, Lea Helbsch owns the hay, and Mrs. Elizabeth Slade visiting Atchison during Centennial week. Also mentions Ernest Magendeffer and family from Vallejo attending the Centennial, Mr. Hagen Deffer at a Company B reunion, Elmer Roth and spouse vacationing in the East, the Aug 21 Presbyterian wedding of Jane Lewton to Ronald Larson with Rev. Gutierrez officiating and reception at the Lewton home, a broken hip for Elmer Burns at Fairview Home, Kenneth Lewton remodeling his cottage, and the Larsons’ plan to reside in Bloomington, Indiana after a wedding trip to Evergreen, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Roth
Niagra Falls
Jane Lewton
Keneth Lewton
Ronald Larson
Carl Larson
Kansas City
Presbyterian Church
A. P. Gutierrez
William Leech
Phyllis Mawson
Evergreen
Colo
Larson
Bloomington
Tnd
Elmer Burns
Fairview
Kenneth Lewton
Former Snellgrove property noted for future residence
Miss Naomi Johnson returned to Kansas State College after a vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs H L Johnson. She took her mother to Kansas City to see South Pacific at the Starlight Theater. Dr and Mrs RG Heary entertained at a Centennial buffet honoring Dr Marvin Jenkins of Merced California and Mr and Mrs Till Jenkins of Phoenix Arizona. Others present included Mr and Mrs Menefee Redd Leavenworth Mr and Mrs Wes Roberts Helton Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gabel Topeka Mrs Virginia Voorhees White Plains NY and Mrs Margaret Nichols. The Jenkins brothers were former residents before joining a company in a distant location. Mrs Lorraine Shilcut of Wichita visited relatives and spent time at the Fairview Home and farm homes of Bil and Charles. Lew Wiley bought the Lee Huddleston property and will move from Topeka to make their home. Margaret Curry of Armonk New York visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Sikes and family in Kansas City and returned to New York Monday.
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Snellgrove
Naomi Johnson
Kansas State Crolege
H. L. Johnson
Kansas City
Starlight Theater
RG. Heary
Marvin Jenkins
Merced
Cahf
Mere Till Jenkins
Phoenix
Menefee Redd
Leavenworth
Wes Roberts
Helton
Lawrence
Gabel
Topeka
Virginia Voorhees
White Plains
Margaret Nichols
Jenkins ‘Brothers
Eee
Huddleston Sire
Huddleston
Lorraine Shilcut
Wichita
Caroline Hannah
Fairview
Bil
Charles
Lew Wiley
Lee Huddleston
Margaret Curry
Armonk
N. Y
Alfred Sikes
New York
Gene Curry
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Newport News
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K.C. Battle
M. EB. Carlson
ANK
M.R. Carlson
M. W. Clark
West
Zapotock
Oskaloosa
Ais Mass
Weir Tamness
Anna Haddington
Jenkins
Willian Huddleston
Andiof
United Finance
Marry. J. Anglum
United Finance Corp
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