Emeritus KU Medical Center professor Dr Frank Neff dies
Dr Frank C Neff emeritus professor of pediatrics at the University of Kansas Medical Center died in Kansas City at 15 He practiced in Kansas City since 1901 and led the pediatrics department for 21 years He retired as head in 1945 and remained on staff Survivors include his widow a daughter and two sons Warren and Frank Jr
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Charien Dutt
Judy
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Wits Ninsteen Hunstved
Martin Cate
de- Lena Wilson
Martin Abel
Larry Lesbos
Lawrence
Maetenel
Kansas
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Udorn
Erie
Johanna Moll
Manion
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Bite
Louise Smith
Kansas Ci
Lewie Abel
Eudora
Kansas City
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University, of Kansas
Neff
University of Kansas Medical Center
Clarence Link
Warren
Frank, Jr
University of Kansas
Rural school reform debate sparks county unit plan criticism
Cass Cogswell, Grange leader, warned against federal aid coercing local school control during a Berryton Grange talk. He cited the unconstitutional reorganization act and urged that rural schools remain governed by local home communities, while noting consolidations across Douglas County under the old law.
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Eontra- Seed Authority
Curley Health Sparked Tense Moment With Truman
Boston mayor Curley’s health claims sparked a pondering moment for President Truman over leniency for mail fraud. The Manhattan Chronicle cites Curley’s remark of feeling ten years younger as adding to questions about the deal.
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New Wealth in Kansas Growth Reported by Industrial Commission
The Kansas Industrial Development Commission states that by end of 1947 Kansas will have created new wealth valued at 1.75 billion dollars. They claim production has increased money value without a rise in prices, signaling stronger economic growth for the state.
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Kansas
Winter Strains France as Suffering and Politics Rise
The piece portrays France facing severe winter hardship with coal, fuel, and basic supplies in short supply. Strikes cripple industry and transit, Paris utilities falter, and public morale falters as political tensions rise with De Gaulle’s potential rise and Communist aims.
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Folies Bergeres
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Reda
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Radio Programs Featuring WREN and KMEC Schedule
Radio listings for Wednesday December 3 1960 show WREN Ediuem at 6 00 PM and WKLM plus KMEC newscasts and Weather. Prime evening programs include The Lone Ranger at 7 00 PM and Jack Paar at 6 30 PM with Bing Crosby and Jimmy Durante news segments and a Kansas City report. Thursday December 6 continues with Readline Edition Weather and The Aldrich Family.
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Wrken
Elmer Davia
Rkrmic
Weather Report
Newa
Lone Ranger
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Daaap
Morgan
Dan Duffy
Wheen
Jack Paar
Screen Guild
Wren
Bing Crosby
SNK
WOAF
Jimmy Durante
Kansas City Report
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Whdapd
Newcesst
KMIC
Elmer Davis
Kaev
WDAP
Tate
Ktirwood
Aldrich
Mr Reen
Tales of
Wie Piper
Ines Haymen
Anward Arnold
Hep Hawk
Round Table
EMI Troe Wit Amr
WDA
Wacark Rfk
Unusual St Louis Union Votes Wage Drop
A small group of skilled electrical fixtures assemblers in St Louis voted to reduce wages by 50 cents an hour after learning their pay ran about 50 cents above the regional rate. They aimed to keep production local and maintain work in a changing market for ornamental fixtures.
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Sojourn in Switzerland and Romania’s monarchy question
King Mihai of Romania may be a secondary figure in a romance between Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Reports say he could engage with that match without hindering his royal duties. He paused in Switzerland on a London trip, with his return influenced by Romania’s Soviet-influenced monarchy stance that remains unsettled.
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Prince Philip
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London
Enduring Kansas Stone Declines In Use For Building
Kansas faces a shortage of durable building material as limestone from native sources wanes. Contractors claim Kansas stone is superior to Bedford Indiana limestone, yet state firms struggle to obtain rough stone locally and ship finished work from elsewhere. The piece cites Topeka statehouse and University buildings as examples of enduring native stone use, urging revival of local stone cutting and quarrying for economic and architectural stability.
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Mrs Margaret Ryan Dies In Topeka At 71
Mrs Margaret Ryan 71 wife of Frank Ryan secretary of state died after long illness in Topeka born Platte county and longtime Leavenworth resident. Survived by two daughters Mrs Joe Zimmerman and Miss Frances Ryan both of Topeka. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Barbs and drones spark idle talk in city halls
A garbled local snippet notes chatter about a speedster crash into two ditches and the chances of a pedestrian being lucky. It mentions fear of association, money woes for buying one, talkative office seekers, and a Milnois boy who stole a radio and received ninety days.
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The Old Home Town at Lawrence Theatre
The Lawrence Children's Theater presented Dickens' A Christmas Carol last night. Miss May Gardner Miss Elisa r and Miss Amida Stanton planned a dinner for university romance language faculty and wives. Owens returned to City after time with sister Glenna Bevia. Several local residents had eye surgery. Charles Rankin Bob Curd Nat Berry Delos Douglas Harlan Miller Bernard Wagner and Lawrence of Troys mentioned. Harold Kirby visited his mother in town during Thanksgiving. Abe Wolfson and son went to Topeka for a lecture.
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Bernard Wagner
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Lee Colman
Harold Willits
John Kurtz
Sophia Kurtz
Roy Kurtz
Robert Kurtz
Ulathe
Three Day Trip At Harigarth Notable For Guests
A three day trip at Harigarth was enjoyed by a group of boys and a guest list included several young attendees. West An hosted a party with these boys as guests in attendance.
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Social gathering honors Charles Whedon at home
Forty years ago friends of Charles Whedon were invited by his wife to their home five miles southeast of Tres Fone Cerprine in honor of his birthday. Miss Aileen Weaver will entertain with a linen shower this afternoon at her home in honor Miss Marjorie Marshall who is marrying soon. Vic Keller and his mother were injured in the incident.
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Aileen Weaver
Marjorie Marshall
Vic Keller
Renaway
New Canal May Link Two Seas in Soviet Plan
Moscow reports progress on the Nevinnomyssk Canal as part of a larger Kuban project to connect the Black and Caspian seas. Engineers envision diversions from Yegorlyk and several canals and reservoirs enabling a workable waterway, irrigation for 7.5 million acres, and a grid of hydroelectric stations.
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University honors and student group posts in Lawrence
Charles Howard of 1105 Louisiana was elected treasurer of Alpha Phi Omega at the university. Dave Clymer of Lawrence heads the Young Republican club publicity committee. he is a junior in liberal arts and sciences. Frederick Williams of 18 New York Street, Lawrence, initiated into Kappa Alpha Psi. he is a sophomore. Hal Moore of 1127 Ohio Street, Lawrence, elected secretary of K-Club. he is a senior in engineering. Laurence L Allred of 1338 Ohio Street elected secretary of Kappa Eta Kappa. he is a sophomore in engineering and architecture.
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Jerhoel Et Ca . WI
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Laurence L. Allred
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Engineering and Architecture
Five Die In Texas Private Plane Crash
A twin-engine private plane crashed in a ravine near Goodnight Texas killing five on December 3. The dead include Mr and Mrs W Rahn of Santa Ana California their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Marshall O Searle and their infant daughter Searle president of Searle Aero Industries Orange California. Residents said the plane circled the community before crashing.
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Students in recital in Frank Strong Auditorium
Ten University of Kansas art students will perform a 3 p.m. recital in Frank Strong Auditorium. Featured pieces include Bach Tocatta in Minor and Respighi La Quando me Man, with performances by Conner, Marylee Masterson, Goliermann, Pollom, White, and other KU musicians.
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Party for Teachers Christmas gathering planned Saturday
The Douglas County teachers association holds its annual Christmas party in the Community Building basement at 10 o clock Saturday. County Superintendent Mrs Margaret Hurley states members should bring wrapped gifts to be given to the Salvation Army for distribution to needy families.
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Arru to Perform Piano Concert at KU Hoch Hall
Chilen pianist Claudio Arru will present a program at 8:20 p.m. in Hoch Auditorium, University of Kansas, as the second concert in the regular series. The lineup includes Bach, Rachmaninoff, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Paganini Variations, and Debussy among others.
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Thanksgiving Guests and Community Dinners Full of Gatherings
A long list of Thanksgiving dinner guests and visits across Lawrence and nearby towns. Families including Brechelsens, Temples, Terrells, Gordons, Roses, Colmans, and many others shared meals at homes and local venues. Multiple generations gathered, with hospital mentions and a wedding-related event noted in Kansas City.
Baldwin News of Thanksgiving Gatherings in Baldwin and Nearby
Local notes list visitors and residents sharing meals and visits in Baldwin and Ottawa. Names include Frank and Elouise Wofaper t, Pauline Renton, Helen Dwar, Alice Pasdee, Arch LeSmarter, Betty Epright, Anna Kirby, Naude Stewart, J. H. Wright, and many others. A Rotary talk by Prof. John Simont cover ed Communism in Jugoslavia. The Knot: Coach Edward Heinrich of Compton’s high school football team won the 1947 championship undefeated and unscored upon, first since 1940.
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