KU Grad Plans His Retirement
Edward W. Tanner, 68, first KU architecture student in 1913 and graduate in 1916, plans retirement after a career as principal designer for the J.C. Nichols Company since 1919. He shaped Kansas City’s Country Club Plaza and numerous shopping centers and homes, with recent work on Linda Hall Library. He received a 1950 University Alumni Association citation for distinguished service.
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Snowball charges against U S soldiers near DMZ
North Korea accused American troops guarding the demilitarized zone of tossing snowballs at a Communist sentry post between December 6 and Sunday. Pyongyang radio reported the claim at a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission in Tokyo.
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Slaying Suspect Betrayed by Dog
In New York a teenage boy was captured after a dog led police to him. Detectives followed the Boxer to a Bronx tenement where 16 year old John Monk admitted stabbing Ramon Soto, 56, the grocer, during a dispute over a pie.
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