Club Notes Social Calendar of December Gatherings
Numerous local clubs plan Christmas events from Dec 19 to Dec 22. Alpha Gamma Phi beta chapters host dinners and dances, while the Daughters of the American Revolution and Older groups hold lunches, exchanges, and charitable baskets. Posts include University Club dinner dance, Lawrence Woman's Club program, Veterans of Foreign Wars turkey dinner, and multiple Christmas parties with gift exchanges and fund drives.
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Alpha Gamma
Geta Slenia Phi
Law Vivas
Lakeview
Hetty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hncheon
Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence Woman's Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
N. H. St
Local Society Notes Highlight Patton Family Visit
Miss Mary Patton of Vas sar College will arrive Monday from Poughkeepsie New York to spend holidays with her parents, E. W. Patton. She recently performed in Heartbreak House with Vassar College experimental theater and will lead in Hay Fever next January. Carli Wichman won a six day trip to the Allis Chalmers plant in Milwaukee for a dealer presentation. Mrs Tene Reighard of Laguna Beach California visits her son Rodney in Kansas who is NROTC executive at KU. The Logan Clawson wedding at Nevada Missouri brings Lynne Logan and Jack Clawson, Kansas University students, together.
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Mary Patton
E. W. .Patton
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
George Bernard Shaw
Vassar College Experimental Theater
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Tene" Reighard
Laguna Beach
Calif
Rodney Reighagl
Nighand Cod
Reighard
NROTC
Kansas University
Hearing on Public Lands in House Interior Committee
The House Interior Committee scheduled hearings for January 4 and 5 to probe military use of public lands. Chairman Engle noted Western complaints that the military withdraws lands needed for aerial testing and ground gunnery ranges, prompting inquiries into the service’s practices.
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Washington
House, Interior Committee
Engle
Calif
West
Hospital Program Presented by Kansas University Students
A group of Kansas University students presented a program for about 400 patients at the Kansas State Hospital recreation hall in Topeka Thursday night. Sponsored by the Douglas County Red Cross, the event featured Roger Brown as master of ceremonies and ballad singing, with Dave and Merrilyn Coleman performing tap dance and vocals. Shirley Hughes, Charline May and Mary Ledgerwood danced, and Charles Brown of the Lions Club with Mrs. Ralph Wolfson arranged transportation.
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Kansas University
Kansas State Hospital
Topeka
Douglas County
Red Cross
Roger Brown
Dave
Merrilyn Coleman
Shirley Hughes
Charline May
Mary Ledgerwood
Charles Brown
Lions Club
Ralph Wolfson
Winter Veterans Hospital
James Wortham
Discharge Aid Initiative Named for Hospital Patients
Borough health committee unveils plan to assist patients preparing for discharge. Program aims to reduce readmission by coordinating home care and follow up with social workers. Officials say volunteers and family members will play key roles in smooth transitions.
Bus Rider's Life Saved As Driver Breaks Rules
Chicago. Robert Boeckh, 26, a bus driver, left his route and sped through rush hour traffic to take a dying passenger to a hospital. He made an illegal turn and violated company policy, yet a physician credited him with possibly saving Walter Hamann's life, 63, who suffered a heart attack.
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Chicago
Robert Boeckh
Boeckh
Walter Hamann
Soldier from Ft. Riley dies in Kansas crash
A Fort Riley soldier was killed and another injured when a car struck a culvert on Kansas Highway 18 about a mile west of Manhattan. Sgt. Laurence Proulx, 22, Detroit, Michigan, was pronounced dead on arrival at a Manhattan hospital.
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Manhattan
Ft. Riley
Kansas Highway 18
Laurence Proulx
Detroit
Mich
Manattan
Patrick Ulartshern Fractured Jaw After Incident at St Michael
Sit Patrick Ulartshern, 29, of St Michael, Pia, was taken to Fort Riley hospital suffering fractures to the jaw and cuts on the face after an incident.
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Fal
Patrick Ulartshern
St Michael
Pia
Riley
American Musicale Set for Monday at Kansas University
The annular Sigma Alpha Iota Modern American Musicale will be presented Monday in Strone Auditorium at Kansas University. The program features works by American composers with soloists from Kansas City and Detroit including Beverly Phillips and Doris Cameroll.
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Strone Auditorium
Kansas University
Sigma Alpha Tota
Beverly Phillips
Kansas City
George Green
Doris Cameroll
Detiedh
Leonarad Bernstein
Hay Bbeaniy Hadley
Pwhitmins
Levis
Marie
Jawa
DuPont Grants Support KU Chemistry Faculty and Student
The E I DuPont de Nemours company awarded Kansas University Chemistry two grants for the upcoming academic year. One fellowship funds a graduate student for the Ph D program at 2400 dollars and 3000 dollars for a married man, with 500 dollars to the university. Billy Doyle Simpson of Morris Oklahoma currently holds the teaching fellowship. The program aims to attract and retain promising teachers by offering enhanced teaching assignments and summer research support of 1500 dollars for a younger faculty member. Prof Jacob Klemberg previously benefited from the grant for summer research.”
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E. I. DuPont de Nematis Co
Kansas University
Ceming
Minees
Billy Doyle Simpson
Morris
Okla
DuPont
Bast Siromer
Jacob Klemberg
Finding on Ailing TB Germs May Bring New Control Plan
Vanderbilt University medical researcher Dr. Vernon Knight discusses a theory linking tuberculosis germs to virulent sulviruses that may influence disease potential. He notes sick germs could be more dangerous than healthy ones, possibly guiding new control methods. Knight contrasts views with Dr. George Knight of Nashville's Infectious Diseases center.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Beis
Vanderbilt University
Vernon Knight
George Thinter
Nashvilly
Knight
Nim
Hunter Laboratory Ablost
Cornell University
Hoe
Vanderbilt
Knecht
Chattanooga News - Free Press
Raight
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