Three More Chancellors Bronze Busts Added at KU
Sculpture by Elden C. Tefft nearing completion features Francis H. Snow and Frank Strong to join Franklin D. Murphy and E. H. Lindley as KU chancellors honored with busts. Stands planned. Snow and Strong halls to house them in buildings named for former KU chiefs.
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Kansas University
Elden C. Tefft
Francis H. Snow
Frank Strong
Keith Lawton
Strong and Snow
Snow and Strong
Prof
Tefft
Franklin D. Murphy
UCLA
Bernard Frazier
E. H. Lindley
Murphy
Music and Dramatic Arts
Lindley
KU Alumni Association
Strong
Snow
Farmer Award Named Kansas Outstanding Young Farmer
Roy Schoen of Dodge City 34 year old father of three was named Kansas Outstanding Young Farmer at a Kingman Jaycees and Kansas LP Gas Association sponsored event. Norman Claude Bauer of Harper placed second and E Paul Boles of Moscow took third.
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Kingman
Kan
Roy Schoen
Dodge City
Kansas
Kingman Jaycees
Kansas LP Gas Association
Norman Claude Bauer
Harper
E. Paul Boles
Moscow
Pittsburgh Professor Whitford Shelton Dies at 77
Whit ford H. Shelton 77 professor emeritus from the University of Pittsburgh died Saturday of a heart attack in Rockville Maryland. He joined the faculty in 1912 and led the modern languages department from 1940 to his retirement in 1952. Born in Mt. Pleasant Iowa.
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Rockville, Md
Whitford H. Shelton
University of Pittsburgh
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Sisters Crown One Is Saved After Ice Tragedy
In Babylon New York four sisters died on a lake as the oldest, 11 year old Lorraine Corridan, was saved by Paul Barnard 23 a Suffolk County police officer. He pulled her to safety after hearing her scream while his two year old son watched.
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Babylon
N.Y
Paul Barnard
Suffolk County
Frank Corridan
Barnard
Lorraine Corridan
Lorraine
Louise
Mary Ann
Patricia
Kathleen
Mystery Deepens Over Sulphur Queen Disappearance
The Marine Sulphur Queen, a 524 foot tanker with 39 crew, remains missing after leaving Beaumont Texas February 2. Coast Guard searches cover 250 miles offshore from Cape Hatteras to Fort Pierce while probes consider Cuba as a possible location or hijacking.
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New York
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Fort Pierce
Fla
Coast Guard
Sweetgum
Jacksonville
Norfolk
St. Augustine
USS Hoist
Cuba
Cuban
Havana
U.S. State Department
Marine Transport Lines
Beaumont
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Newsman Harris Dies at 88 Pulitzer Editor
Julian LaRose Harris a Pulitzer Prize winning editor and son of Joel Chandler Harris died after a long illness. He won the 1926 Pulitzer for editorial criticism of the Ku Klux Klan while at the Columbus Enquirer Sun. He was born in Savannah Georgia.
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Atlanta
Julian LaRose Harris
Joel Chandler Harris
Columbus
Enquirer Sun
Harris
Pultzer
Savannah
Surgery Set for Rep Bill Fribley After Car Crash
Kansas House majority floor leader Rep Bill Fribley 37 suffered a depressed skull fracture in a three car crash near Miami Oklahoma. He is in satisfactory condition at Hillcrest Medical Center and will undergo surgery with a two week hospital stay expected. The crash occurred on U S Route 66 when his eastbound car was rear ended by Jackie Elsey 18 of Miami then broadside by Jim Wahnee 18 of Dewey.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bill Fribley
Kansas House of Representatives
Miami
Hillcrest Medical Center
Fribley
Maurice Capehart
Crestline
Kan
U.S. 66
Jackie LeRoy Elsey
Jim Wahnee
Dewey
Man Sets Himself Alight in Car Fire Tragedy
Atlanta police report 42 year old Robert Cheshire a one armed painter saturated his car with flammable liquid possibly lacquer thinner and set himself on fire after his estranged wife refused to see him. He fought off rescuers as flames engulfed the car after timed calls and threats to burn himself if she did not return.
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Atlanta
Robert Cheshire
Chesire
Fire erupts as Cheshire’s car bursts into flames
A year old son warned of fire as Mrs. Manson called the fire department. Two passersby, James F. Hogan and another man, saw Cheshire’s car explode. Hogan attempted to pull Cheshire from the burning vehicle while one man fetched a garden hose.
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Hire
James F. Hogan
Cheshire
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