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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1951

Page

3

Local students in Talent Search contest in Kansas

Liberty Memorial High School and other Kansas schools entered the national Science Talent Search held in Washington. Forty prize winners from about two thousand entrants will share 11 000 in prizes and attend a Science Talent Institute in February. prizes total 11 000 with 4 000 top, 2 000 second, 400 to eight, 100 to others. honorable mentions noted.

Liberty Memorial Cee. Hak Washington D. C W. J. Baumgartner Ohio St Kansas Academy of Science Kansas Baumgartner The Academy McPherson Liberty Memorial High School Irving Kingman Baldwin Argentine Kiowa Osawatomie Wichita East Benedict ElDorado Hutchinson Leavenworth Richmond Sedgwick Trego Community Bellevile Leon Plainville Ena

To Decorate Christmas Tree With Blood and Prayer

Leonard Haddad a World War II veteran head of a fruit juice firm placed a 30 foot Christmas tree in Grant Park Chicago. He proposed blue red and white lights for each pint of blood donated and each prayer for peace. His drivers will solicit pledges from 25 000 customers.

Chicago Congress Street Grant Park Leonard Haddad

Shelby Bourne Named New Patee Theater Manager

Shelby Bourne, 32, former Texas City theater manager, is appointed manager of the Commonwealth Patee Theater by Commonwealth City Manager J. D. King. Bourne, a Little Rock native with 14 years in theater work, has operated mainly in Oklahoma and Texas. He is married with two children and resides at 923 La. St. Bourne succeeds Leon Hoofnagie, transferred to Baxter Springs, Kan.

Shelby Bourne Texas City Tex Commonwealth Patee Commonwealth J. D. King Bourne Little Rock Ark Busieas Oklahoma Texas Bournes St. Bourne Leon Hoofnagie The Patee Baxter Springs Kan

A Time of Joy and Sadness in Korea Prison Lists

The article reports Chinese and North Korean communists releasing a list of 11,559 prisoners, including 3,193 Americans, promising joy for some families and sorrow for others. It notes uncertainty about prisoners' conditions, fears of deaths from malnutrition, and claims improved winter gear for U.N. troops this season. Marine general Ridgway is mentioned in assessing prisoner survival and access for aid.

Tokyo Reds United Nations Command Matthew B. Ridgway U.N. Sol U. N International Red Cross U.N Korea

Miner Survives Frostbite After Frozen Death Fear

In New Kensington Pennsylvania a 36 year old miner Michael A Varshine of Springdale was found unconscious in a stalled car in zero weather. He was believed dead by an officer who then changed plans to rush him to hospital as breath formed in the cold air. He regained consciousness and is in fair condition enjoying ice cream.

New Kensington Michael A. Warshine Springdale Stanley Kushner Varshine Kushner

Superman game ends in fatal shooting in Atchison

In Atchison Kansas on December 18 a 14 year old boy accidentally shot and killed his 12 year old brother while playing a “superman” game with their father's revolver. Police say the boys believed all cartridges were removed and the trigger was pulled as the younger boy shouted I’m superman I stop bullets. The shooter Donald Smith fled to the police station and told authorities. Parents were not at home.

Atchison, Kan Tommy Smith Donald Charles Lyman Lyman Tommy Superman Done Ale Tommy Olf Thomas Smith

Entomology leaders attend national meetings in Cincinnati

Dr. C D Michener Dr Robert E Beer Fred Truxal and Richard Lyness returned from Cincinnati after attending sessions of the Entomological Society of America and the American Association of Economic Entomologists. Dr Michener chaired insect taxonomy sessions and presented a paper on immature stages of bees.

C. D. Michener Robert E. Beer Fred Truxal Richard Lyness Cincinnati Entomological Society of American American Association of Economic Entomologists Dr. Michener

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