Don Cossack Chorus Set for University Concert Night
The original Don Cossack chorus returns to KU on the University Concert Series next Wednesday evening for its 16th US tour. The famed Russian male chorus, with 25 years of touring, will perform church, campfire, battlefield songs and Russian folk tunes, including Cossack dancing. Tickets available at KU School of Fine Arts office Bell Music Company and Round Corner Drug Store.
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Don Cossack Chorus
K. U
Dean D. M. Swarthout
United States
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Bell Music Company
Round Corner
Escaped From Jail Two Parole Violators Sought
Wichita police seek to recapture two young female parole violators who escaped from city jail by a ruse that trapped matron Eloise Foster in a cell block for minutes. Lieut. Bill Ross said the prisoners summoned the matron by buzzer claiming a prisoner was ill and then slipped away. Pass identified the escapees as Eldred Mosier and Julian Pierce of Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
Eloise Foster
Bill Ross
Ross
Pass
Eldred Mosier
Julian Pierce
Kappa Sigs to Templin Hall at University
Three members of the Kappa Sigma fraternity at the University of Kansas will occupy Templin Hall, moving into the Oceany residence space as part of campus housing changes.
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Oceany
University
Kappa ‘Sigma Fraternity
Tniversity of Kansas
Will Orcuny Templin
Unclear Text Summary of Employee Duties Start
Fragmentary OCR text mentions University context and a February 18 duty start. Names and specifics are garbled. unable to identify a coherent person, title, or organization beyond university affiliation and a February date.
University Seizes Rooms For Dorm Use In Spring Term
Templin Hall, long used for navy trainees, was released to the University yesterday for spring semester housing. Sigma Kappa sorority house at 1045 West Hills is now a women's dormitory. Kappa Sigma members had been housed in private homes during the fall semester.
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Templin Hall
Navy
Sigma Kappa
West Hills
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Inquiry Sought Into East Peoria Shootings
Bloomington February report says a leader of the railroad brotherhood asked the federal government to probe events before the slaying of two pickets and wounding of three others at the Toledo Peoria Western plant in East Peoria. W C Keiser, VP of the Brotherhood and Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, said strikers protested gun imports and urged federal action.
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Bloomington
Jil
Railroad Brotherhood
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad
W. C. Keiser
Brotherhood
Dwight H. Green
East Peoria
Keiser
Peoria
TV & P
Yukon grounded liner Yukon rescues leave 11 unaccounted
Ketchikan Alaska February reports say the unaccounted for total 11 after the Alaska Steamship Co list. The coast guard cites ongoing checks and Alaska Line figures matching. Leslie Baker lists six military personnel two crew and three civilians as missing with names withheld to allow possible later reunions in Seward or aboard missing lists.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Ur— Ber
Ka Steamship Company
Seattle
Barney O’connor
Northwest Medical Supply Company
Seward Hospital
Coast Guard
Leslie W. Baker
Seware
Yukon
Sew
Iran Premier Rejects Recognition Of Azerbaijan Autonomy
Tehran reports Premier Ahmed Qavam Es Saltaneh said he has no intention of recognizing the Azerbaijan government formed in Soviet occupied Iran. Recognition of any local autonomy must be decided by the Persian people. He has not finalized personnel for the Moscow mission to discuss Iran Russia tensions. The UN Security Council returned Iran's complaint for direct negotiations.
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Tehran
Ahmed Qavam Es Saltaneh
Azerbaijan
Iran
Moscow
United Nations Security Council
Iran elections hinge on foreign troop veto in parliament
Premier Putin and Iran’s government discuss hastening a cabinet to present to the Shah within days. Elections next month hinge on changing a law that bans popular voting while foreign troops remain on Iranian soil. State taxes from liquor users total about 300 million dollars annually. a thrifty weekly habit costs 96 cents.
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Moscow
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NTT
Costa
Joseph P. Ryan
Center, Without Hat
International Longshoremen’s Association
United Maritime Division, L.A
A.F.L
New York
Boy Scouts
Rankins Drug Co
de Luxe Cafe
Montgomery
Wme
Tee Sree
A & Upi
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Hoyes
Lawrence Boy Scouts
Round Corner Drug Store
Mel Fisher
Lawrence
Scouters
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