Twelve CPA exam passers named by Kansas official
Twelve of 138 taking the November CPA exam in Kansas earned passing grades. Prof. Howard F. Stettler, Kansas Board of Accountancy secretary, announced the results. Twenty six others received conditional credit for two or more parts. Names of the 12 passers include Bird, Emery, Godfrey, Krimwood, Horner, Kennedy, McKenzie, Mills, Moritz, Shaw, Sturgeon and Smith.
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Certified Public Accountant
Howard F. Stettler
Kansas Board of Accountancy
CPA
Lawrence
Wichita
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Stettler
Kansas
United States
Byron G. Bird
Dodge City
Richard H. Emery
McPherson
John R. Godfrey
W. Crimwood
Prairie Village
Larry D. Horner
Minneapolis
Thomas J. Kennedy
Salina
Donald F. McKenzie
Jesse Q. Mills
Merrian
Robert J
Merle
Gugler
Manhattan
Fran Jabara
Stanley J. Kraus
Irvin M. Napshin
Kansas City
Howard A.schlundt
Arlington
Calif
Max E. Stacy
Pittsburg
Raymond W. Thompson
Loren E. White
North Kansas City
John A. Whiteman
Topeka
Robert M. Wixson
Bridge replacement bid set for Gage Ranch span
Bids will be opened next Thursday in Marysville for a $100,000 replacement of the Gage Ranch Bridge over the Wakarusa River, 50 miles southeast of Lawrence. Construction starts this spring. The old bridge is obsolete with dangerous blind curves. the project includes a new steel and concrete bridge and straightened approaches.
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Marysville
Gage Ranch
Wakarusa River
Lawence
Weather For Other Areas Report Shows Little Change
Weather across the eastern half remains foggy and cloudy with drizzle and some snow in Northwest regions. Rain persists along the Pacific Coast as vast eastern areas are blanketed by fog except extreme northern and southern zones.
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Pacific Coast
Nebraska
Texas
Adlaate
Misouri
Reconstruction Begins At Reichstag In Berlin Event
West Berlin started rebuilding the Reichstag today the historic structure burned in 1933 by the Nazis and damaged during World War I.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Three Soviet Officials Expelled by Sweden
Stockholm reports three more Soviet Embassy officials expelled over a spy case. The men described as contact agents for Anatole Ericsson, a Swedish Russian jailed 12 years last year for passing radar data to Russia, fled by air. Names not learned immediately.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ana
Tole Ericsson
Russia
Plans Revealed For Atom Plant
Northern States Power Co announced a 60 000 watt atomic power plant plan with several Midwest firms sharing R and D costs. The project, costing 20 to 25 million dollars, will be owned by NSP with a boiling water reactor. A Minnesota or southeastern South Dakota site is hoped, with St Joseph Light and Power as a participant.
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Minneapolis
Northern States Power Co
Midwest
Allen S. King
Minnesota
South Dakota
St. Joseph (Mo
Boy Scout Executive Talks at Kiwanis Meeting
Dick Frans of Kansas City, field representative for the Boy Scouts of America, spoke at the Kiwanis meeting replacing Lester Main. He showed the film Once a Scout and urged that Scouting builds character and teaches teamwork, noting future challenges from rapid population growth.
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Kiwanis
Dick Frans
Kansas City
Boy Scouts of America
Lester Main
Kaw Council
Frans
Scouting Reach Limited to a Few Years
A brief note indicates that only a few years exist when they can be reached by Scouting, implying a narrow window for contact or access.
4 H Club and Home Demonstration Meeting Notes
The 4 H Club and Home Demonstration Happy Days unit meets Monday at Mrs. Edward Boble’s home 2128 Ohio St with a Valentine roll call. The lesson on housecleaning continues with Mrs. Harry Christian and a herbs and cookery lesson by Mrs. Julia Springer. Appreciation notes are exchanged. Mrs. Earl Shaw hosted Woodlawn unit with 13 members and guests including Mrs. F. E. Berelter Mrs. Roy Hodge and Mrs. John Hadley. The group voted a donation to the Iron Lung Fund and the next meeting is March 11 with Mrs. Ralph Pine, featuring a Valentine exchange.
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Happy Days Home
Edward Boble
Ohio St
Valentine
Harry Christian
Julia Springree
Earl Shaw
Woodlawn
F. E. Berelter
Roy, Hodge
John Hadley
W. C. Rollings
Carol Luff
John Bradley
Iron Lung Fund
Ralph Pine
Wayne Powell
Lone Star
Clarence Hubbard
Clinton Busy Bee 4-H Club meeting notes
Twenty two members five leaders and two guests attended a Monday night session. They discussed festival plans and received a council report. An invitation was received from Lone Star Club for a square dance on February 16. Activities included group singing, a salad dressing demonstration, a conservation talk, and music appreciation.
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Ture
Clinton Busy Bee
Council
Lone Star Club
Frankie Molloy
Sherrie Shoemaker
Ervin Donaldson
Leonard Fletcher
Larry Kampschroeder
Lecompton Teachers Group to Host Covered Dish Supper
The Lecompton Douglas County group of teachers will meet at Riverside School at 7 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Rose Lee Douglass and Mrs. Isabelle Stemmerman will be hostesses. Vinland Grade School teachers will attend as guests.
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Lecompton
Douglas County
Riverside School
Rose Lee Douglass
Isabelle Stemmerman
Vinland Grade School
Wyandotte Leads State Cage Play With 12 Victories
Wyandotte High School dominates Kansas Class AA basketball led by Larry Comley who has 40 percent of the team's points and a 28.2 season scoring average in 12 games. The squad tops state readers while Planeview, Shawnee Mission, Coffeyville and others chase with strong records as top scorers list shows Comley followed by Knight, Piper and others.
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Topeka
Wyandotte High School
Larry Comley
Comley
Wyandotte
Planeview
Wichita
Shawnee Mission
Coffeyville
Great Bend
Rosedale
TapakaHed
Dodge City
Ward
Wichita West
Otis
Whitewater
Edmond
Fontana
Gove
Irving
Lorraine
Munden
Peru
Prescott
Soldier
Tescott
Wheaton
Windthurst
Shawnee ‘Mission
Abilene
Manhattan
Valley Center
Columbus
Lads
Cive
Bend
Turner
Washington
Bethel
Hayden
Wichita North
Wichita Fast
Independence
Fort Scott
Iola
Parsons
Winfield
Newton
Junction City
Emporia
Hutchinson
Vincent Knight
Glen Piper
FBI Tells of Hazelet's Recognition System
Lawrence police chief John C. Hazelet takes a year off to work on a recognition method he created. The system lists 35 identification points and includes front and side views of guns to help officers identify robbers, with plans to share the technique with banks and other robbery targets.
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John C. Hazelet
Lawrence
Kores
FBI
Hazelet
FBI Bank Roebberge
Kansas City
Bill Cox
Lis
Jim Collins
Ralph Casteel
Cox
Chapter 378 meeting set for Saturday
Retired employees chapter 378 of the Nation association will meet Saturday in the Chamber of Commerce meeting room. Widows of civil service retirees urged to attend. Annuity increase bills recently introduced in Congress will be discussed. Delegates will be elected to attend the state tion April 27 in Wichita. Officers listed: O. T. Davis president, B E Koe vice president.
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Narge
Wichita
O. T. Davis
B.E. “Mo
Koe
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Atom Plant
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Kiwanis Meeting
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B. Woolery
B. Farrow
Argentine
Ben Morris
Ottawa
Jed White
Wichita E
V. Brady
Highland Pk
J. Swingley
Derby
RV Blaylock
Phillips
Lawrence National Bank
F.d.lo
Owen
Lawrence's
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Holiday Inn Hotel
West 23Rd Street
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Alex
Ron
Ace Valentine
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