Fete Scholars at Banquet Honors Liberty Memorial High Students
Eleven seniors at Liberty Memorial high school were honored last night at a Summerfield scholarship banquet in the high school cafeteria. The program celebrated candidates for Summerfield honors at the University of Kansas and praised academic achievement, with parents and local officials in attendance.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Summerfield
Altha
Kansas
Gerta
Genematic
Roger Beth
Chapin Clark
Norman Luallin
David Nieder
Mrubert
Rennes
Neal Wherry
Sever
Bert Memenat
Suiner
Xcholare
Wiliany Averdey
Harry We Een
Wehard R . Robert J. Katey
Franklin Fearng
Frank Sanderons
Chert BE. Whaley
James FE. Nocker
I. M.A. OR
Feger Gift
J . George B. Hamaramire
Rowwell B
Umell
Albert Decker
Ertwin Price
Harwood G. Kolaky
Mark | Wiesrelman
Gialland — Landrith
Thornton E. Mrc‘lanahan
Arthur M. Nelson
Clifford EF. Reynolds
Gelein V. Dresser
Rudolph W. W. Wright
State Superintendent of
Dr. KF
L. Nevatny
Lawrence
Board of Education
James Fine Davett
Mahton Ball
Dick Hunter
Jerry Hense
Lay Mitchell
Slausen
Alan
Winton
Alvin Hay
Jeannie Bowers
Vierty Valix
Jack Moore
Jerry Reownee
Lary Nolan
Charlie Tinsinger
Sephomore
Uleotohn Siena
Merlin Hornberger
Jean Denny
Joan Sine
Velos al Velarde Dance Team Headlines University Concert
Velos al Velarde will headline a University of Kane Hoch Auditorium concert as part of the third regular program in the concert series. The program features diverse acts including Patricia Liga and Laura Corbay among others, with performances spanning musical comedy opera and classical and popular pieces. The event also notes visiting figures and a noted anatomy professor from the University of Chicago will make a campus visit.
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Etote
Velos al Velarde
Bron Famerrow
Hoch Auditorcio
Univeraity of
Kane Saucere
Porrameile University
Diatisa
Croobot
Aed
Volar
Yeeanda
Oan Harr
Boia Coon
Teriainera
Patricia Liga
Naetal Broadcasting Company
Laura Corbay
K. J
Kansas Arts and Crafts Festival Head Doubles as Night Watchman
A journalistic account describes Marge Stockton volunteering as night watchman during the Kansas Arts and Crafts Festival. She notes a near empty building, the delayed arrival of police and officials, and the quiet resolve to stay on duty, hoping to protect art worth thousands as she contemplates a future in festival reporting and verse.
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Kansas
Stockton
Genera
Derby
Angora
Marge Stockton
Hiss
Will Gibson
Fetva
Enrolment surge marks Menmiah chorus rehearsal
Two hundred eighty singers enrolled for the second rehearsal of the Menmiah fasti chorus during Music Week. Swarthout, head of the school of fine arts, leads the choir with orchestra. event set for Sunday afternoon May 2 at Hoch Auditorium. Enrollment closed except for special cases at the next Thursday rehearsal.
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Dean D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arte
Swarthout
Hoch
Jmt
Frank Stronghall
Soldate
Vaire
Ith
KU Representative to Attend Topeka Hearing on Bus Rates
University of Kansas official Irvin Youngberg will join veterans groups to protest Santa Fe Railway practice at a March hearing in Topeka concerning proposed fare increases from Lawrence to Sunflower Village. Santa Fe seeks higher rates from a wartime low of 12 tickets for 1.40, 24 tickets for 2.70, and 4.30 respectively.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Corporation Transmission
Topeka
Sante Fe Transportation Company
Lawrence
Sunflower Village
Irvin Youngberg
Ko U
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sunflower
Sante Fe
Births and admissions fill Memorial Hospital report
Memorial Hospital records list multiple admissions and discharges including Mrs Charlene McClusgage at 1709 Indiana Street and Mrs Phyllis Eggen at 413 West Fourteenth Street. Births reported for Duane and spouse at 1124 New Jersey Street and other infant notes. Also mentions John Rapacs of Oklahoma denying pro football signing and a legion post plan to buy a downtown Knights of Columbus building for 918000 in Leavenworth.
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Charlene McClusgage
Indiana Street
Frank Dillon
Covalescent Hospital
Phyllis Eggen
West Fourteenth Street
Albert Lundy
Elmer F. Corbin
Connecticut Street
Miss Hope Laws
Overbrook
Helen Carrington
Tennessce Street
Legion To Bay
Leavenworth
Kan
H. Mekhi
Semanine
Oatruet
Knights of Colombes
Junior High Hoop Schedule Ahead At Topeka Invite
Junior high boys face a tight week with games tonight and tomorrow and a first round clash Saturday in the Topeka Invitational. Northwest Junior High hosts at 7 30 tonight on the L M H S floor then Shawnee Mission visits for a 3 p m tip off tomorrow. In a prior meeting Shawnee Mission won 20 16 here. Curtis Junior High meets Topeka Cur tis in the Saturday 4 p m first round with six Topeka schools in the tourney. If victorious, the local team advances to the second round Monday with semi finals set for next Wednesday and finals Thursday night at Topeka High. All games are at Topeka High gym.
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Topeka
Northwest Junior High of
Kansas City
L.M.H.S
Shawnee-Mission
Shawnee- Mission
Junine High
Curtis Junior High
Highland Park
Holton
Seaman
Wamego
Washburn Rural
Lawrence
Topeka High School
Fierce firing erupts near Tirat Tsevi amid deadly clashes
Reports from Jerusalem say new shooting near Tirat Tsevi followed a day of heavy combat that left numerous Arabs and Jews dead. Government figures cite at least 31 Arabs and a Jew killed, with many wounded as fighting spread to Reisen and Jerusalem vicinity.
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Jerusalem
Tirat Teevi
Reisen
Tirat Tsevi
Beijaan
Beth Shem
Haifa
Old City
United Nations
Palestine
Weaver community forms new home demonstration unit
A Weaver unit is organized with Mrs. Delbert Reusch as president and Mrs. John Strong as reporter. Girl Scout training, Social Order of the Beauceant meetings, a Sigma Phi Epsilon Mothers club dinner, and various local gatherings are scheduled. Moving pictures from the Orange Bowl trip are planned, plus birthday observances and club events at The Hearth and Country Club.
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Delbert Reusch
John Strong
Sigma Phi Epsilon Mothers Club
Anthers’ Club
Kansas City
Mes
C. L. Kannelman
Orange Bowl
Two KU Students Involved In Jayhawk Drive Collision
Two cars on Jayhawk Drive in front of Hoch Auditorium on the University of Kansas campus were damaged yesterday morning. University police patrolman Robert Corwin identified drivers Victor Eddy of 1621 Edgehill Board and Burt Robson of 2001 New Hampshire Street, each operating a vintage vehicle.
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University of Kansas
Jayhawk
Hoch Auditorium
Robert Corwin
University
Ae Victor Eddy
Edgehill Board
Burt Robson
New Hampshire Street
Two Pound Infant At Kansas City Hospital
A two day-old infant weighed two pounds four ounces at a Kansas City hospital today. The premature baby, born two days earlier at Camden, was too frail for weighing and placed in an incubator hours after birth.
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Kansas City
Camden
Youngster Locks Self in Bath. Mother Frees Him
Lawrence area incident reports two year old Larry Dean Stoner of Ottawa locked in an upstairs bathroom. After parents heard at a club, grandparents and father rushed home to find him playing in the living room. Mother calmly turned the inner door key to free him. Weather notes report a near four month high of 72 degrees with warm cleanup by city crews.
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Larry Dean
Paul Stoner
Ottawa
Art Stoner
Jill West Hills Parkway
Lawrence Women's Club
Paul
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Charles Vickery
Mrs Charles Vickery aged 35 died after midnight at Watkins Memorial Hospital following a Wednesday stroke. She lived at 1317 Rhode Island street Lawrence for over 50 years. Funeral at Funk's chapel Thursday at 2 am with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband Charles Vickery a former University of Kansas instructor, son Ray L. Vickery Kansas City, Mo and C Vickery New York City, daughter Mrs Albert B Mune Pittsburgh Pa and five grandchildren. She was active in politics and a member of Ladies of the G A R and the W C T U. About 12 years ago she attended a Pan American Conference in Washington DC as a representative of a local organization.
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Charles Vickery
Watkins Memorial Pital
Rhode Island Street
Lawrence
Funk's Chapel
Burnst
Oak Hill Cemetery
University of Kansas
Hbim
Ray L. Vickery
Kansas City
Nude C. Vickery
New York City
Albert B. Mune
Pittsburgh
Fenny to Temporary Post Lays Basis for Hi-12 Luncheon
Penny elected temporary chairman of a proposed Hi-12 luncheon club at Eldridge today. Members signed for entry with minimum charter requirements for international recognition. Hi-12 clubs are limited to Masons. five clubs operate in Kansas. A second meeting is set for next Tuesday noon at the Eldridge. Masons wishing to join should contact Penny or Ralph Graber, temporary secretary.
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M. N. Penny
Eldridge
IL Men
Kansas
Penny
Ralph Graber
Death of Frank A. Baker Grows Recall of Local Grocery Firm
Topeka native Frank A. Baker died last night at his ranch near San Fernando California. Baker 74 was a former Kansas City grocery firm executive linked to the Ridenour Baker Grocery Company, founded at Lawrence in 1858. He leaves a widow and others.
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Kansas City
Frank A. Baker
San Fernando
Calif
Baker
Toka
Kan
Ridenour-Baker Grocery Company
Lawrence
Mayor Parsons Returns to Duties After Illness
Fragmentary OCR text indicates Mayor James B. Parsons resumed duties briefly after a brow bout with asthma. He returned home and was to be seen back to full duties by the week’s end.
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Mayer
James B. Parsons Yeetonday
Livestock Market Wrap from Kansas City and Tulsa
Kansas City and nearby markets report mixed livestock results with cattle and calves showing uneven trading. Cattle prices mostly steady to lower, top calves around 32.00 while feeder and stocker classes varied. hogs and sheep weaker with demand tepid and futures showing soft tones.
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Kansas Ciy
Cartla
Leeds
Uvielb
Ted Ateera
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Prairie Market Report and Farm Prices Amid Mixed Trade
Prairie at 17.0¢ and 1 Gt SL. market No. 3 prices, Italy and others. Harvest, market notes from Chicago and Kansas City. Beef and butter values. regional crop and livestock remarks. price ranges for eggs, poultry, and produce. New York stock activity noted with recoveries and Monday rally.
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Italia
Bop
Wall
New York
AP Siow
Turbulent Steel Pricing Debate Across Major Firms
The piece reports on Republic Steel and other large players negotiating increased outsourcing and pricing amid broader industry tensions. It notes a mix of corporate names, potential suppliers, and the push by officials for policy alignment to ease cross border frictions.
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Tol
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Ag Chesaake En Hie
A Pater
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Standard
de Peat al- Hed Chemical
Northern Pacific Great Northern Ratway
Union Pacific
Itinoin Central Westernay
Randeda
Card of thanks from Mrs. Frank Raley
I wish to thank my father's friends for their many kindnesses during his illness.
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Frank Raley
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