Frame earns foundation grant for graduate study abroad
Al Frame, KU standout distance runner and senior political science student Robert Areeth, Wichita University, receive foundation awards for one year of graduate study at the scholar’s institution of choice. Selection based on faculty recommendations. no application by scholars. Frame to study American intellectual history at Pennsylvania State University.
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al Frame
Ace Kansas University
Wien
Pennsrivamas State
Troan
Froese
Walter Sandous
Rise Fas
Ard der Raward
FL Grier
Oproessor
Robert Areeth
Wichita University
Sandebus
Grier
Frame
Jevel
Pennsylvania
Flo
Wichita High School East
Summerfield
K. U
Owl Society
Sachem Circle
Omicron Delta Kappa
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
British to Quit Japan and Cut Korea Troops
British commonwealth forces in Japan will be withdrawn and troops in Korea reduced to a battalion. Currently 6 000 to 7 000 troops are in the two countries with Korea hosting the larger contingent. The remaining Korean battalion will include Canadian medical personnel Australian signal corps troops and New Zealand transport elements plus other supporting units.
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Tokyo
Japan
Korea
New Zealand
Law Grad Appointed As Supreme Court Aide
Richard M. Pickler of Ottawa recently graduated from the University of Kansas School of Law and was named research clerk for the State Supreme Court effective March 1. The appointment follows the vacancy created when Robert J. Roth became an assistant attorney general. A group of 56 men, including eight fall graduates, passed the state bar exam Wednesday and were admitted to practice law in Kansas.
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Richard M. Pickler
Ottawa
Kansas University School of Law
Eva the color camera works in darkness
A costly device nicknamed Eva demonstrates color photography without light. The evaporograph, declassified by the U S Signal Corps, uses heat radiation focused on an oil film to form color images, visible through a tiny built in camera.
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Boston
U.S. Signal Corps
Bruce Billings
Baird Associates, Inc
Collision at 6th and Mass causes $350 damage
A wreck at 6th and Mass Streets caused about $350 in damage Wednesday. Drivers were William Phillip Hupp, 52, of Topeka, and Esterine McDuff, 48, of 316 Elm Street. No injuries reported. A divorce suit was filed Wednesday in District Court by Lloyd Deems against Audra B. Deems.
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6Th and
Mass
Sts
William Phillip Hupp
Topeka
Esterine McDuff
Elm St
Lloyd Deems
Audra B. Deems
New Orleans Hit By Unprecedented 6 Inch Rainfall
Storm dumps almost six inches in seven hours flooding parts of New Orleans. Mayor de Lessep Morrison calls it unprecedented. Sewage and Water Board cites Mardi Gras debris as clogging mains. transit crippled. no injuries reported. forecast calls for more storms.
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New Orleans
de. Lessep
E. F. Hughes
Budget Minister Vanoni Dies On Senate Floor
Italian Budget Minister Frio Vanoni collapsed on the Senate floor during a defense of Prime Minister Antonio Segni's government against inflation charges and died shortly after.
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Rome
Frio Vanoni
Senate
Antonio Segni
Porter Memorial Fund Established at Kansas University
Announcement from Dr Porter’s colleagues and Kansas University officials reveals a new Porter Memorial Fund to aid third and fourth year medical students. Dr Murphy states loans will be available at two percent interest, with a maximum loan amount to be announced.
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K. U
John M. Porter
Mesuyial Javan Bund
Kansas
Umaysits
Cnaneendr Frankes
LD Murphy Collpagnes
Ihe Ate
Porter
Concidita KV Cuenes
Kansas Medanal Socety
S42
Murphy
Nantucket forms commissions to guard 19th century charm
On Nantucket Island residents create two five member commissions to oversee police building and renovations. The groups aim to preserve the town's early 19th century look while avoiding modern chrome or glass storefronts amid weathered buildings.
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Nantucket
Atlantic
Frente
Mayors Conference Meets in Capital to Tackle Civic Issues
More than 20 U S cities join with federal officials in Washington to discuss community problems at the third annual conference convened by the US Conference of Mayors. President Eisenhower urged cooperation across municipal and federal lines.
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Washington
Eisenhower
US Conference of Mayors
Knowland Slate Enters Minnesota GOP Presidential Race
In St Paul Minnesota the Knowland slate files 25 delegates for the Republican presidential primary as Ike Eisenhower delegates also appear on the slate. The filing sets a contest between Knowland and Eisenhower with Feb 25 withdrawal deadline looming.
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Knowland
GOP
Minnesota
ST Paul
Minnet
Crete
Walter Filing
Ike Cert
Westerday
Eisenhower
Duc
Cimsuramet
Joh Alexander Minneapolis
Ota Saard
Candudare
Fisenhower
Sen
Fai
Knowlant
Suil
Naval research pact extended with Kamse University
A contract between the Office of Naval Research and Kamse University has been renewed for defense related work. The extension names Theos dore Metcalf associate professor of bacteriology as lead researcher. Supporting personnel include Witham.
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Office of Naval Reseach
Kamsne University
Theosdore Metcalf
Metcalf
Witham
Hausier Works On Virus Study At Great Lakes Lab
Hausier, a Kansas City graduate student, worked last summer at the Naval Medical Laboratories in Great Lakes, Illinois. The project with Dr Met calf titled Chemical Fractionation of Vinuses aims to improve current lab methods for identifying viral antibodies and aid in recognizing the nature of a virus infection.
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Hausier
Kansas City
Naval Medical Laboratories
Great Lakes
Ill
Metcalf
Japan Socialist Party Demands Refusal of Israeli Arms Offer
The Socialist Party in Tokyo urged the government to reject a reported Israeli proposal to buy arms from Japan. An Israeli mission visiting Japan was said to have proposed purchasing 300 million dollars in weapons including aircraft ammunition wireless equipment and communication apparatus.
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Tokyo
Japan
Socialist Party Today
Doan's Pills Ease Backache and Bladder Irritation
The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache tiredness and bladder irritation from overwork or stress. It claims relief from dull ache, better kidney function, and improved sleep, noting long standing trust with “millions” having used the product for over 60 years.
Leavenworth Citizen Dies After Long Local Service
Leavenworth resident George H. Geiger longtime business and civic leader died at his home. Survived by son George Lowell Geiger of Fairhaven Massachusetts managing editor of the Bedford Standard Times and a daughter Mrs Henry E Gould. Funeral services set for 2 PM Saturday in Leavenworth.
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Leavenwortie Om
George H. Geiger
George Lowell Geiger
Fairhaven
Mass
New Bedford Standard - Times
Henry E. Gould
Johnson County
Kansas
Understanding Fathom and Its Common Measurements
A fathom equals six feet in reach when arms are outstretched and, when divided, it equals two yards. The note explains how this traditional length unit translates into feet and yards for practical measurement.
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