Club Notes And Social Calendar Of Local Groups
Local club reports list meetings and events including the Happy Days Home Demonstration Unit at Mrs. Ray Longacre's home, winter bouquet lesson by Mrs. Boehle and Mrs. Longacre, and a 4 H party December 1 at the fairgrounds with gifts and treats. January host Mrs. Christian to collect dues. Sunflower 4H Club held a Riverside meeting with Mary Ericson leading initiation for new members. Sigel Home Demonstration Unit Christmas supper December 18 at Clinton Township Hall. University Club to host 6:30 p.m. dish supper and bridge after.
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Happy Days Home
Ray Longacre
Edward Boehle
Will Hayden
Fairgrounds
Harry Christian
Maine St
Sunflower
Riverside He Teconk
Mary Ericson
Mary Speicher
Jane Allen
Stanley Husted
Mary Lou Springer
Joe Speicher
Debby Allen
Maria Savage
Sigel Home
Clinton Township
Leonard Fletcher
James, Bass
Tom Walburn
R. L. Clough
Harry Tucker
Fletcher
Basg
KU Education Figures and Personal Notices Highlight Local Events
Miss Stapleton visits as associate professor Larry Heeb attends Missouri Governor's Conference on Recreation. Pvt. William McKone heads to Fort Devens Mass. Families visit El Dorado and West Point for bereavement. KU emeritus C J Posey rests in hospital. Phi Delta Kappa later hosts Lawrence graduate students Kron Nelson Dunwell.
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Ot “Aly
Miss Stapleton
K. U. Maj
F. A. McKone
F. A. McKone Jr
Eagle Pass
Tex
William McKone
McKone
Ft. Devens
Mass
Larry Heeb
Kansas University
Jefferson City
Harold Kipp
Martha
William
Westpoint
Neb
Kipp
John Almy
Dick Wintermote
Math
John W. Wintermote
ElDorado
Albert Nelson
Ohio
Robert Dunwell
Sunnyside
Four Graduate From Red Cross Home Nursing Course
Four women completed a Red Cross Home Nursing instructor course in a Community Building ceremony. Larry Heeb presented instructor pins to the group as Tom Wilson of Linwood and Jerry Crall, along with Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. A. E. Woeste, received certificates. Mrs. Wilson is among those now qualified to teach Red Cross Home Nursing.
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Red Cross
Larry Heeb
Douglas County Red Cross Pier
Qe Group
Tom Wilson
Linwood
Jerry Crall
Douglas
A. E. Woeste
Qualio
Red Cross Home
Wilson
Christmas Seals Sold by PTA Mothers in Gas Office Booth
Lawrence PTA mothers start their annual Christmas seal drive selling penny TB stamps at the Gas Office during office hours through Dec. 10. Mrs. Franklin D. Murphy leads the effort with workers from New York School Pinckney Junior High Cordley Sunset Hill Centennial Hillcrest East Heights Woodlawn and Junior High.
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PTA
Parent ‘Teacher Association
Lawrence
Franklin D. Murphy
McAlister
New York
Luallen Allen
Marvin Miller
Phil Sylvester
Pinckney
E. G. Killiner
W. E. Burge
John West
C. Jason Tilton
Parke Woodard
Cordley
R. A. Bliesner
Robert Cornwell
Sunset Hill
G. Nelson
J. Malone
L. A. Hodges
Jack Roney
Stlifford Neider
Junius Underwood
Wiley
Herman Myers
Harold Ray
Woodlawn
R. J. Jacobs
James Hdreland
John Hadley
M. L. Thompson
Raymond Schwegler
Bernard Grace
Paola Child Burned While Playing With Lighter
Three year old Irene Hearn suffered burns covering about thirty percent of her body after her clothing caught fire while she played with a cigarette lighter. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hearn residents four miles southeast of Paola. She was taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City.
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Paola
Irene Hearn
John Hearn
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Army Enlists About 4500 For New Reserve Program
Washington reports the Army has enlisted slightly over 4500 six month trainees in the first eight weeks of the new reserve setup. The youths, pre-draft age, will undergo six months of active training and 72 years of reserve liability, with many granted deferments to finish school. The Defense Department aims for 95,000 trainees by June 30 toward a hoped 2 million reserve pool, though officials admit the six month phase is off to a slower start than expected.
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Washington
Army
Defense Department
National Security Training Commission
Iast Congress
Local Movie Goers Favor James Dean in Lawrence Balloting
Local movie audiences and critics in Lawrence favored James Dean in the recent poll held Nov. 17 27 with about 2 100 ballots across three theaters. Dean topped best performance votes for East of Eden with Grace Kelly tied atop best actress and Blackboard Jungle leading best picture.
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James Dean
Lawrence
Caleb
East of Eden
Dean
Jim Stark
J.mark Cadle
Jayhawker-Varsity
Fila
James Stewart
Glenn Ford
Henry Fonda
Willam Holden
Grace Kelly
Doris Day
June Allyton
Jack Lemmon
Pfift
Tab Hunter
Tim
Hovey
Fess
Davy’ Crockett
Parker
Beapon
Imagine
Frank Kennedy
Commonwealth Lawrence Theater Corp
Tom Ewell
Harry Bellefonte
Ernest Borgnine
Marty
Jack Palance
Ewell
Marilyn Mobroe
Monroe
Peggy Lee
Pete Kelley
Hollywood
Sheree North
Stae Eden
Jungie Janes Keewart
James Beewart
Strenegls Air Command
Rober
Richard Todd
Peter
Bing Crosby
Audrey Hepburn
Sabrina
Doris
Young At Heart
Gardner
Paris
Aliseon
Strategic Air
Canada Pushes 18-Nation U N Plan at United Nations
Canada takes its 18 nation admission plan to the UN Special Political Committee amid veto threats from both blocs. Delegates expect a first public airing. fate rests on the Security Council where China and Russia threaten to veto certain applicants. United States abstains on five Communist applicants while seeking a diplomatic path to break the deadlock.
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United Nations
N.Y
Canada
Paul Martin
M Nation
Security Council
China
Outer Mongolia
Russia
U.N
I-nation Security Council
Hopefu
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Victor A. Belaunde
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Belaunde
V. V. Kuzmetsov
United States
Albania
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Geology Club Hosts Talk On Genlomains In South America
A geology club event features a speaker discussing genlomains in South America. The talk is set for 7:30 p m today in Room 426 Lindley Ital and is sponsored by the Geology Club.
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South America
Lindley Ital
Geology Club
Stereotype Men Strike Three Papers in Detroit
Detroit AFL stereotype operators walkout against the Detroit Newspaper Publishers Assn affecting the Detroit News Detroit Times and Detroit Free Press. Picket lines surround plants as union demands include extra crew for color plates and overtime pay not tied to same day work.
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Detroit
AFL
Assn
Detroit News
Detroit Times
Detroit Free Press
Culinary note on seasonings for simmering chicken piblets
The instructions emphasize adding salt whole pepper celery leaves and onion while cooling chicken pieces and bony back fay stock to enhance flavor and aroma during preparation.
Bonn backs West in unification policy
Bonn solidly backs Western Allies on German unification and rejects unilateral East West talks. Foreign Minister von Brentano told the Bundestag that Germans will not strike deals with the Russians compromising freedom. He noted Moscow’s pact but said Kremlin must act if two German states are to be more than a formality.
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Bonn
Germany
Konriad Adenauer
Teintieh von Brentano
Geeneva
Bundestag
Jower
Russia
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Omelet Tip: Let Eggs Reach Room Temperature First
Guidance notes room temperature eggs improve texture for fluffy omelets. Start by letting eggs sit briefly before beating and cooking to achieve a lighter, more uniform rise.
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Asi
Friffey Oe
Ralph Tait
Mothare’ League
L. C. Allen
University Club
Bridge
Anders
L. Morrow
And
Carson Corners
Lawrence High School
Tom Brand
Bob Carlson
Lorain Clark
John Pritchard
Gene Dixon
Navy
Millard Denny
Chloe Ann Gdaffer
Journal-World Photo
Tim Hovey
Harry Heilefonte
Atti
Percy Lee
Dorothy Malone
Kim Novak
Terry Moore
Joan Colling
Mister Roberts
Pet Saulirina
Toko-Ri
Olson Plumbing & Wiring
George Haves
Finance Corporation
Ilb
Dayhawker Theatre
Massachusetts Street
Viking
Horacio J. Harrington
Department of Geology
Kansas
Uni
Institute of Rugleaners, Inc
Rhods Island St
D. J. Sawateky
Maiden
Scotch Pine Hillview
Gorden
Hiway
Ward
Fashion
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