humanities speaker to lecture on the new faith of science
Dr Henry Margenau Yale physics professor will speak in Fraser Hall Friday evening about the common philosophical roots of science and the humanities as part of the Humanities Series. He has taught at Nebraska Yale and Heidelberg and consulted for the AEC and Argonne National Laboratory.
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Achblar
Fraser
Thester
Henry Margenau
Yale Uniity
Margenau
Clarence Ward
Oberlin College
Yale
Nebraska
Heidelberg
Carletomn College
Sterling
Munich
Berlin
Germany
United States
Midland College
Nebraska University
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
National Bureau of Standards
Institute For Advanced Stray
Princeton
Raation Laboratory
Cambridge
The
Foundation For Integrated
Philosophy of Science
American Journal of Science
Cesim
Anthona of Physica
Mathematics of Physics
Note Interest High (Continued from Page 1)
The article details the formation of a Protection Committee by the territorial executive, led by Gen. Lane and Gen. Robinson, to fund protective measures and defend lives and property in Kansas. A $25 warrant issued to Gaylord is discussed with potential interest, totaling close to $300 if compounded annually, and photostats circulated to city officials.
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Kansas
Territorial Executive Committee
Protection Committee
Gen. Robinson
Gen. Lane
Goodin
Deitzler
Gaylord
Droodle Prompt: Rats as Pets Showcase Training Tips
Judith Broker of Los Angeles submits a playful Droodle arguing rats can be delightful pets. The piece suggests teaching rats simple tricks with patience, while noting precautions such as gloves and a baseball bat. It mentions yawning skepticism toward rats and ends with a sorely mismatched safety aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Broker
Los Angeles
Tye
City Officials Consider Gas Tax Bill Change
City Commissioners Cantinard Hults and Reps Allen Sperry weighed opposing a House bill to redistribute fifth cent gas oil tax to counties and away from cities. Clerk Harold Fisher noted Lawrence would have seen its grant drop from 42,000 to 15,000 last year if enacted. The street department was authorized to repaint parking strips at the 1300 block of Ohio Street to improve sidewalk access where cars block the curb.
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Cantinard
Hults
Richard S. Allen
P. Everett Sperry
House of Representatives
Harold Fisher
Lawrence
Ohio Street
Flier Able to Grin Contained from Page 1
Pittman, stranded near Riverside, reports breaking his leg and making a primitive splint from branches and shoe laces. He chewed off two shroud lines to free himself, forming a shelter from his parachute and watching rescue planes overhead. He kept faith he could endure days longer.
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Riverside
Pittman
McGrew
Epton
Job Training Students From Lawrence Win Honors
Lawrence High School occupational training students attended a two day Kansas Business Education Club meeting at Emporia with 27 members from two clubs. Agnes Grindstaff was elected president as clubs from 16 schools gathered about 500 pupils. Honors included first in job application Janet Brune and office mathematics Peggy Caruthers. third in penmanship Marilyn Sommers. adding machine contest winners and top honors in trade mathematics for Joseph Patterson. Sponsors were Max Stalcup and E J Logsdon.
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Lawrence High School
Business Education Club of Kansas
Emporia
Future Secretaries Club
Occupational Training Club
Kansas State Teachers College
Agnes Grindstaff
Maple St
The
Rapid Transit Co
Lawrence
Janet Brune
Route 5
University Extension Office
Pegey Caruthers
Lawrence Paper Co
Marilyn Sommers
N. Y. St
LHS
Lois Bouton
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co
Mary Lou Pearson
Eudora
Weaver's
Rapid Transit
Joseph Patterson
Funston St
Douglas County Hatchery
Carol Weeks
Allen Press
Peggy Caruthers
Max Stalcup
E. J. Logsdon
Meeting of Citizens Committee for Good Government
An advisory board meeting of the Citizens Committee for Good Government will be held at 7 30 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce meeting room at 8th and Vermont Streets. The group seeks suggestions on possible candidates for the spring city elections and includes representatives from various civic and service organizations in Lawrence.
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Citizens Committee For Good Government
Chamber of Commerce
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Lawrence
E. F. Giannangelo
Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Life and Times
National
Lyman Wiley
Douglas Barnting
Lawrence Jaycee Drive
Local births list from Sunflower and surrounding towns
A community notice lists new births and family updates. It records the addition of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald West at 104644 Venn Street and a son to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Baker at 1320 Prairie Street, alongside numerous residents’ names and addresses in Sunflower Tonganoxie Valley Falls Lathrop and Eudora communities.
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Ara Louise Mott
Sunflower
Gerald Wedel
Tonganoxie
Walter Stine
Mary Newton
Fla
Virginia. Baker
Valley Falls
Ethel Unfred
Route 1
Barbara Bay
Edna Harrelbrink
Baldwin
Irene Botts
Mass. St
Floyd Cushinberry Jr
Donald West
Venn. St. A Son
James H. Baker
Prairie St
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence area
Multiple death notices recount the passing of Timothy Potter two days old at Cushing Hospital Leavenworth and William Hale a former resident found dead in Gillette Wyoming. Also listed are funeral plans for Florence Kunkel Otto Abel Mrs Coskrie Laptad Carroll and Michael E Steck with surviving relatives and burial details in Peabody Memorial Park Oak Hall and Corning.
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Timothy Suinamel Potier
Ethan Potter
Leavenworth
Cushing Hospital
Joan Potter
George P. Potter
Peabody
J. J. Carpenter
Mildred Carpenter
William Hale
Gillette
Wyo
Greenwood County
Lawrence
Stella Batterson
Elith St
Rosella Winn Henry
Florence Kunkel
Mass
Rumsey
Memorial Park Cemetery
Louise Ditmars
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cora Bertschinger
Abilene
Coskrie Laptad Carroll
Tucson
Ariz
Agnes F
Peter Laptad
Albert D. Carroll
Edwin H
Catherine) Tompkins
Dallas
Tex
Evadne M. Laptad
10Th St
Paul R. Laptad
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dale Emerson Turner
Oak Hall Cemetery
Funk-Cooper-Warren
Michael E. Steck
Earl Steck
O. St
Corning
Survey officials to Lincoln
Dr J M Jewett geologist from Kansas State Geological Survey will attend the Nebraska Water-Well Drillers Association meeting in Lincoln on Thursday and Friday. Charles Lane from the cooperative groundwater division of the State and Federal Geological Surveys will join a panel on water-well completions. Jewett serves as secretary of the Kansas Water Well Drillers Association.
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J. M. Jewett
State Geological Survey
Kansas
University
Charles Lane
Cooperative Groundwater Division
State
Federal Geological Surveys
Nebraska Water-Well Drillers Association
Lincoln
Lane
Dr. Jewett
Kansas Water Well Drillers Association
University Students Admitted to Kansas Bar
Sixteen students from Kansas University joined 43 new admits to the Kansas bar after a two day bar examination. Recipients include Herbert Hopper Wichita Camilla Klein Dodge-Clack Stewart Salina Richard Sias Fredonia Robin Smith Wichita Harry B. Phelps Jr. Oakley John T Whealen Tulsa Okla Ben Ratzlaft Pickhall Wesley M Norwood Lecompion William Allen St Joseph Mo Robert E Bradstreet Russell Richard Collins Wellington Orlin Wagner Caney Richard Ruegles Wichita Jerome Weber Hutchinson Marion Roesler Claflin.
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Kansas University
Tawin
Kansas
K.U
Herbert Hopper
Wichita
Camilla’ Klein
Dodge-Clack Stewart
Salina
Richard
Sias
Drunk Driver Luther Sentenced in County Court
Donald M Luther of 1500 W 4th St was sentenced to 1030 days in jail and fined $100 for driving under the influence.
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Donald M.luther
4Th St
Lakers acquire Lew Hitch to back up Lovellette
Minneapolis Lakers obtain 6-8 Lew Hitch from Milwaukee in exchange for Bobby Watson and rights to two players. Hitch, a former Kansas State star, will spell 6-10 Clyde Lovellette at center as the champs push through the stretch. Watson averaged 2.7 points this season for Milwaukee.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Lakers
Lew Hitch
Milwaukee
Bobby Watson
Hitch
Lakers
George Mikan
Watson
Kentucky
Carl McNulty
Purdue
Rochester
Ind
Rutherford
Peoria Caterpillars
Clyde Lovellette
Vern Mikkelsen
Loveliette
Ed Kalafat
Kansas State
Car fund to buy Phog Allen a new Cadillac
Lawrence reports a campaign to raise funds for a Cadillac for Kansas basketball coach Phog Allen ahead of the March 1 dedication of Allen Fieldhouse. The effort, already growing, recalls autos gifted after past successful seasons. Allen plans to retire after 1955-56, while a legislature proposal to extend his tenure faces Regents’ review.
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Kansas
Phog Allen
Allen Fieldhouse
Allen
Phug
House of Representatives
Board of Regents
Topeka
Edward Pantle fined in county court for wrong-way driving
Edward W. Pantle of Emporia was fined $10 and court costs after being cited for driving on the wrong side of the highway in county court.
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Edward W. Pantle
Emporia
Cerophyl projects expand to multiple sites across states
NADMC has purchased Cerophyl laboratories and plants in Grantville Lakeview and Henrietta Missouri. Additional facilities include a Kansas City plant with vitamin product processing and hormone manufacture for rock and poli also a Chlorophyll product. The Lamar Colorado firm operates the largest alfalfa operation in the U.S. with about 35 to 40 locations and 65 dehydrating drums across roughly a dozen states.
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Grantville
Lakeview
Henrietta
NADMC
Cerophyl Laboratories
Kansas City
Lamar
Colo
U.S
Donelly
Starlight Theater reveals 1955 season lineup
Kansas City will host 10 Starlight Theater presentations for the 1955 season a mix of nine musicals and an evening of Cole Porter songs. The lineup includes the Rodgers and Hammerstein show Me and Juliet in its Kansas City debut and a Cole Porter Festival. The 77 night schedule runs June 20 to August 22 featuring Naughty Marietta Babes in Toyland Guys and Dolls Bittersweet Finian's Rainbow Brigadoon Wonderful Town and South Pacific.
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Starlight Theater
Kansas City
Cole Porter
Bussing Joins Marion Barlow Real Estate Staff
Bussing, formerly Douglas County Clerk in the 1920s, joins the Marion Barlow real estate agency in Lawrence after moving from Kansas City 49 years ago. A native of Iowa, he attended Tarkio College in Tarkio Missouri and previously owned a real estate agency for about six years.
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Bussing
Route 3
Marion A. Barlow Real Estate Agency
Lawrence
Kansas City
Iowa
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Douglas County
Police Court Fine In Drive Over Fire Hose Case
Curtiss B Harris of 1314 Sa St was found guilty in police court of driving over a fire hose. He received a $10 fine and a suspension to attend one traffic school session.
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Curtiss B. Harris
Sa. St
Nora Kaye Stars in KU Ballet Show With The Ballet Theatre
Nora Kaye will co star in a Kansas University ballet program as The Ballet Theatre auditorium presents its first Newmere Tudors Pillar of Fire production. The company, now widely known, fields about 100 trainees and features Joseph Levine as musical director and Dimitri Romanoft as regisseur. Dicky Moogie, Rice All America halfback, named his hometown’s Outstanding Citizen of 1954 and resides in Taylor, Texas.
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Nora Kaye
K.U
Kansas University
Ballet ‘Theatre
Newmere of Tudors
Pillar of Fire
Joseph Levine
Dimitri Romanoft
Regisseur
Dicky Moogie
Rice
Taylor
Tex
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Nicolay and Hagenbuch family
Mrs. Mary Ann Nicolay thanks friends and relatives for the beautiful flowers cattle and gifts during illness and for the flowers and cards sent while in the hospital from Mrs. Frank G. Hagenbuch Jr. and Lori.
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Mary Ann Nicolay
Carda
Frank G. Hagenbuch, Jr
Lori
In Loving Memory of Donald Donnie Groninger
Memory note from his family marking five years since his passing on February 16. The message expresses sorrow at God’s call and unanswered questions, vows to keep love alive, and mentions flowers on his grave. Signed by Mother Father Sisters and Brothers.
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Donald
Donnie” Groninger
Donnie
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Sil
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Lake St
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Yvette Carr
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Wis. St
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Wiliam Hale
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Minnie Fesmire
Edgerton
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Marion Shutt
Violet Kimberling
Manhattan
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Carl Abel
San Antonio
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Ottawa
Pete Noll
Homewood
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George Abel
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Pomona
Schubert Chapel
Kansas Bar
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Pat} Read Jr
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Chrysler
Zenith Radio
Kennecott Copper
Consolidated Edison
Serbeara Railroad
Westinghouse Brake
American Cyanamid
General Motors
National Distillers
Crucible Steel
American Airlines
Bernard L. Harden
Gretta L. Reetz
Linwood
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