City panel hones traffic, housing and parking talks
Lawrence city officials weighed parking for New Hampshire blocks and discussed widening downtown parking, civil defense, and sewer plant mandates. Mayor Kraft named a five-member real estate board to appraise property while traffic studies consider left turns for KU buses. The commission also approved West Sixth Street small business zoning and a flat trailer camp sewer connection fee.
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Saga City
Albright
Lawrence
New Hampshire
Vincent
Bigsby
Commission
Overstreets
Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Overstreet
Chris Kraft
Kraft
C. B. Holmes
Clifton Calvin
Robert P. Harrison
Warren E. Decker
M. Conrad McGrew
Kansas Board of Health
Wilson
Rapid Transit
Kansas University
8Th and
Mass. Sts
Topeka
Kansas City
Moyer
North Lawrence
City Planning Commission
West Sixth Street
Charles D. Stough
15Th and
Prairie Sts
J. A. Stalkfleet
Ithe Commission
Stalkfleet
Governor to Dedicate KU Journalism Building Event
Governor plans dedication with Chancellor Murphy and Rolla Clymer delivering main address. William Allen White Foundation holds 3 PM board meeting at Faculty Club, presided by John P. Harris with Marvin reporting. Roy A. Roberts to be honored at a Faculty Club reception. Sigma Delta Chi and Theta Sigma Phi sponsor a 6 PM dinner at Eldridge Hotel. Next day journalism alumni gathering 11 AM to noon in Crystal Room, Eldridge. tours of the new building follow at 12:15 PM. open house for public Sunday Feb 24 from 2 to 3 PM.
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Franklin D. Murphy
K.A
Rolla Clymer
ElDorado Times
William Allen White Foundation
John P. Harris
Hutchinson
Marvin
Roy A. Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Lawrence News Highlights Include Turkish Comment and Flu Outbreak
Turkish journalist Cuneyd Doshdgru visiting the University of Kansas Extension shares a tongue in cheek Turkey Texas size remark during a Oklahoma border stop. Lawrence schools report almost 500 absences due to flu and colds. Red Cross bloodmobile in Topeka fell short of its 300 pint goal with 233 pints donated. Lamb market and a lamb shortage lead a local butcher to offer cuts as a weekend staple. Foggy KU conditions reduce visibility to zero and Otto Unruh and four players survive a wreck with minor injuries. replacement coaching by Chet Untuh and a rescheduled McPherson game follow.
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Cuneyd Doshdgru
United States
University of Kansas Extension Service
Oklahoma
Texas
Turkey
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Topeka
Bloodmobile
K.U
Red Cross
Mount Oread
Journal-World
Otto Unruh
Clay Center
Unruh
Arch
Duane
Kansas University
Atch
Chet Un-tuh
Topeka Rep Albert Cole seeks re election First District
Topeka Kan Feb 13 The Topeka State Journal reports Rep Albert M Cole Republican from Kansas First District will seek another term A formal candidacy announcement will come in days He lives in Holton and is currently serving in a third term Richard M Bennett an industrial design architecture expert from Chicago will guest lecture at University of Kansas architecture department next Monday and Tuesday Bennett will speak Monday at 3 p m in Strong Auditorium on Architecture in the Age of Re may Televise Coronation New York Feb 13 NBC plans to try an airborne microwave radio relay to televise Queen Elizabeths coronation The network has no official comment but is considering the plan The Stated Communication of Acadia Lodge No 9 AF&.AM meets at 730 pm Thursday Feb Mth Master Oscar II Baker welcomes Reasons A Barlow Secretary Adv
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Topeka
Kan
Richard M. Bennett
Chicago
University of Kansas
George M. Beal
Bennett
New York
National Broadcasting Co
Spokrs
Acacia Lodge No
Oscar 11
Baker
Tason A. Barlow
Lawrence Interdenominational Youth Council formed
Representatives from Lawrence churches met last Sunday and organized the Lawrence Interdenominational Youth Council. Officers elected include President Lois Edwards and Vice president Phyllis Carter. Next meeting is Sunday at North Lawrence Christian Church at 3 p.m. All churches may send two representatives.
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Churches of
Turks Know Devious Way of the Russians
Dosdogru, a Kansas State College graduate who helped with Turkey's agricultural program, describes the move toward free enterprise, land ownership schemes, and foreign investment. He notes Turkey's oil potential, lack of canneries, chromite exports, and increasing women’s participation in public life while recounting his unique path to the United States and his work with Turkish media and diplomacy.
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Dosdogru
Wilfred Pine
Kansas State College
Lawrence
Turkey
Agricultural Bank
Iran
United States
Turekey
Dosdoglu
Drew Pearson
Washington
Tron
Urtain
K.U
Lectare
Pearson
Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
State Department
Russia
Lis
Ankara
United Press
Reuters
Associated Press
Ahmed Mian Beshir Kahn
Pakistan
ECA
Istanbul
American ideas about animals cause conflicting views
University of Kansas Fraser Theater heard historian J Frank Dole discuss two rival attitudes toward animals the sympathetic view seen in legends and myths and the harsher view of hunters like Davey Crockett and Buffalo Bill. Dole traced folk tale focus on coyotes and noted Texas roots in his research and lecture. The event followed a Faculty Club dinner with the English Department.
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J. Frank Dole
University of Texas
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Davey Crockett
Buffalo Bill
Texas
Southwest
Tighie
Kansas Professor Defends Generacion de 98 Writers
William H. Shoemaker of the University of Kansas defended the Generation of 98 writers at Fraser Theater opening the Humanities Lecture Series. He argued the group faced Spain’s national and social issues, aimed to Europeanize Spain from without and regenerate from within to restore strength.
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Generation of 98
William H. Shoemaker
Department of
University of Kansas
Deaths and Funerals for Clyde May and Others
Clyde May, 52, of Williamstown died yesterday in an al scree burial area. Funeral services and burial will be there tomorrow. he was born May 6, 1899 in Williamstown. Survived by wife Winifred Strobel of Eudora, two daughters, two sons, six brothers: E H May, 929 Tenn St. May, Perry. Oliver May, Oakland. Alfred May, Escondido. Ralph May, OskAtona. Glenn May, Williamstown. Memorial service for Mrs Lillian FE Lyon will be held at Plymouth Congregational Church Saturday at 10 with Rev Dale E Turner. cremation per her wish, ashes to Collinsville Conn. A. M. Hoffman, 68, of 1212 W 11th St Topeka, died last evening. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Burial in Lawrence. Survived by wife Florence Gordon of Lawrence, three daughters Hazell Kelly of Corpus Christi Texas, Dorothy Brueck of Paola, Trene Brinkley of Emporia. a son Mark Hoffman at home. four brothers, three sisters, five grandchildren. Mrs Hoffman is sister of Mrs J N Carman, Mrs Earl Marshall, Mrs George Weyermuller, all of Lawrence.
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Clyde May
al Scree
Williamstown
Winifred Strobel
Eudora
E. H. May
Tenn. St
May
Perry
Oliver May
Oakland
Calif
Alfred May
Escondido
Ralph May
Oskatonsa
Glenn May
Williams Town
Lillian Fe, Lyon
A. J. Mix
la. St
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dale E. Turner
Laurel E. Anderson
A. M. Hoffman
11Th St
Topeka
Lawrence
Florence Gordon
Hezel Kelly
Corpus Christi
Texas
Dorothy Brueck
Paola
Trene Brinkley
Emporia
Mark Hoffman
Hoffman
Public Relations Directors Institute at KU to Meet
Nearly 60 public relations managers from Kansas firms are expected for the Industrial Management Institute for Public Relations Directors at the University of Kansas on March 13 and 14. The event, sponsored by University Extension and the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information, includes a March 14 dinner at 6 p.m. at the Eldridge Hotel featured by speaker State Rep. Charles Stough of Lawrence.
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Kansas
Industrial Management Institute For Public Relations
University of Kansas
The
University Extension
William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information
Eldridge Hotel
Charles Stough
Lawrence
University of Kansas Honor Roll adds two Lawrence students
The spring and fall honor rolls of KU highlight Elizabeth Ann Banker and 21 Pharmacy students. Junior Elizabeth Ann Banker, 1611 Tenn. St., is listed in the School of Education honor roll after an omission corrected for spring. Pharmacy honorees include Don Preston of 1635 Me. St. and Ray Chiles of 310 Iw, daar st, both from Lawrence.
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K.U
Elizabeth Ann Banker
Tenn. St
University of Kansas
School of Education
Pharmacy
Lawrence
University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
Allen Reese
Don Preston
Ray Chiles
Daar
Weekly Star Farmer renamed to fit contents
Kansas City editors announce the Weekly Kansas City Star will become the Weekly Star Farmer starting with today's issue. Founded in 1890 by William Rockhill Nelson, the weekly aims to reflect its content, with circulation around 470,000 across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Weekly
Star Farmer
Wiliam Rockhill Nelson
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
KU Art Faculty With Works Accepted at Midwest Exhibit
At Midwest Exhibition in Omaha Joslyn Museum two more University of Kansas art teachers learned their works were accepted. Five KU staff have nine pieces in the show opening this week and running through March. Marjori Whitney presents a watercolor The Country. John Parks shows etchings Webs and Girl with Net. Drawing and Painting staff Robert Gren, John Armstrong, and William D. Eckert each have two paintings accepted.
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University of Kansas
Joslyn Museum
Omaha
Nebr
K.U
Marjori Whitney
John Parks
Robert Gren
John Armstrong
William D. Eckert
Green
Traine
Eckert
State
Armstrong
Normandy
Soldiers Return From Far East and Marriage License Issued
In The Armed Forces Sgt Chester E Sharpe of De Soto is among 21 Kansas soldiers aboard the Navy Transport M M Patrick due to dock in Seattle tomorrow. Pvt Don A Heim of Worden is in Tokyo as supervisor of freighting at a quartermaster subdepot. Norman W Kunkel of Des Moines IA received a delayed honor for performance in the Battle of the Philippines. He served as a sergeant with the 110th Combat Engineers National Guard from Kansas City MO, discharged in 1945. Mrs Kunkel is the former Gladys Callabresi daughter of John Callabresi Route 6. A marriage license from Probate Court to Warren G Nevins 22 Dodge City and Frances L Rush 19 Kansas City was issued.
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Chester E. Sharpe
DeSoto
Kansas
Far East
Navy
M. M. Patrick
Seattle
Wash
Don A. Heim
Fred Heim
Worden
Tokyo
Japan
Norman W. Kunkel
Des Moines
Iowa
Philippines
110Th’ Combat Engineers
Kansas City
Kunkel
Gladys Callabresi
John Callabresi
Warren G. Nevins
Dodge City
Frances L. Rush
Memorial Hospital Births And Local Court Fine
Report lists multiple births at Memorial Hospital including Mrs Patricia Randall and baby girl, Mrs Jowellene Richardson and baby boy, Mrs Velma Stulz and baby girl, and other mothers with locations in Wellsville Sunflower Linwood McLouth Baldwin and Hillcrest. Also notes W. R. White fined $25 in County Court for bad check and committed to jail if not paid.
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Doris Mauile
Wellsville
Velma Stulz
Pa. St
Felicia Pacheco
Prospect St
Jowellene Richardson
N. J
Patricia Hollands
Sunflower
Mildred’ Burn
Linwood
Marion Pentlin
McLouth
Richard Staton
Vidella Johnson
Grant St
Betty Walters
Ohio, St
Ronald Lewis
Nancy Brandenberg
Baldwin
Molly Wemberly
Hillcrest Trailers Court
Charce
W. R. White
Hazelenkins Adds Six to Oskaloosa School Enrollment
In Oskaloosa Hazelenkins has added six students to her Dick district school bringing total enrollment to 24. Mrs. Jenkins lives at home and commutes daily to teach. A series of community events is noted including Boy Scouts observing Feb. 10 with a union service at the Methodist Church led by Rev. Drew Hammond and Rev. Stephen Yemm, with music by the Methodist choir. Rotary dinner featured M. Jean Choplin of Paris on his Fulbright scholarship discussing homeland and finances. Additional items cover local residents, travel, and school activities with various clergy and community members mentioned.
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Irs
Hazelenkins
Jenkins
Stout Simday
Methodist Church
Drew Hammond
Stephen Yemm
Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Vange Sutton
Mary Weinberg
Rotary
Commercial Hotel
M. Jean Choplin
Paris
France
K.U
Choplin
International Service Committee
Herbert Wright
James Lester
Orville Reynolds
van Cotton
Richard
Japan
U.S. A
Korea
John Watson
Margaret Nichols
Maralyn
Monmouth
N. J
Camp Polk
Watson
Roger Colby
Manhattan
Lawrence
Fraser Theater
Viola Clendenen
Ann Parker
Vernon Turner
Chloe Gramse
Lena Roberts
Perry
Victoris Schrafer
Mayme Hamilton
Leona Doman
Dorothy Trapp
Charmaine
Claire Rogers
Doman
Green Cathedral
Matell Stewart
John Paul Wheeler
Topeka
Jennie Davis
Local social and fraternal notices in Oskaloosa scene
A fragmentary social page item recounts a Ten Little Indians performance with costumes and refreshments served by named ladies, travel to Lawrence for Mrs. Alice Allen’s funeral, Oskaloosa Order of Easter Star fifty year pins presented by Grand Patron Finigan, and nearby church activities including Boy Scout Sunday services and a wrist injury incident. It notes visits to Topeka and Kansas City areas and a county clerk attending an Assessors Meeting in Holton.
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Rumsey
George Brown
Oskaloosa
Thomas H. Finigan
Grand Chapter
Kansas
Elizabeth Slade
Celia Phinney
Mabel LeGer
Topeka
Kansas City
Frank Nyfeler
Charles Long
I. A. St. John
Alice Lindsay
Poris Kerns
Ida Worswick
Eva Gaskill
Lawrence
Inzie Lacey
Hamilton
Holton
Eudora residents share visits and recovery updates
Reports from Eudora note Mrs LeRoy Bearman in good condition after major surgery at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Mrs Henry Frye also recovering from a major operation and hopes to return home by week’s end. Neighboring visits include the Neis and Rosenau families, with several Kansas City and Wichita connections, and plans noted for Keota Club meetings and Easter projects.
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LeRoy Bearman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Henry Frye
Eudora
Clarence Neis
Kieth
Neis
Pete Neis
Shirley Rosenau
Kanas University
Earl Ake
Kansas City
Otto Rosenau
Abe
Keota Club
Allen Westerhouse
C.E. Westerhouse
Fred Rothberger
Bryce Ehmke
C. E. Cory
Rothberger
Ehmke
Medicine Lodge
Cory
Robert Cory
Wichita
W. Zuber
Holley Kibler
Lena_ Wilson
L. M. Brown
Coffeyville
Rangers
Mire
A Craig
Agnes Mulder
Norman Combest
Lawrence
Maude Ott
It Ray Stewert
Fred Eder
Katherine Rothberger
Market Snapshot from New York on February First
Markets at a glance show mixed prices with slight declines in stocks and oils, cotton erratic with liquidation and buying in play. Agricultural items like corn oats and wheat display modest movements while futures and livestock receipts hint at cautious activity across Kansas City and Chicago grain markets.
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New York
ATI
Card of Thanks for floral tributes and support
A Card of Thanks from Mrs. John Mohler and family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers cards and acts of kindness shown after the death of their husband and father.
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John Mohler
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