Externship program set for KU medical students in spring
The University of Kansas School of Medicine announces the first externship group for the spring quarter March 8 to May 27. Eighteen juniors will work with physician preceptors in town and rural Kansas, gaining firsthand practice under supervision without patient medical duties. The list includes Miss Carol Wineinger of Kansas City and numerous preceptors across Kansas, from Junction City to Pittsburg, reflecting a statewide effort to improve medical care.
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Kansas
K. U. School of Medicine
Kanaan Medical Society
David Jau
Junction Cy
de. FY. Buchinaator
Ikhart Jordan W. Turke
4Ahey
Wiite
Georges K. Hutkers En Kineman
Chenter M. Scott
Haye
J Gordon Clapont
Howard
Harold Mh. Hutchinson
Homan
Fouts
Minneapolis
Thomas
Onwego
T. J. Walz
St. Francis
Leo L. Schlioexner
Predonie
Randal Weed
Humboldt
Albert
M. Ridion
Pittsburg
de Eyadeell
Jasewell
Homer J. Williams
Gee Sy
Lawrence seeks bids for four year postal delivery contract
Postmaster Roger Williams calls for bids on a four year delivery service contract including two 1 1/2 ton trucks and personnel to move mail between the post office and Santa Fe and Union Pacific stations. Bids due by March 15 at 10 am in Washington. Local service requires 272 weekly trips and current annual pay is 5960 dollars. Leo Baker of 1420 New York Street is the current operator. Snowfall of 10 inches was reported with 61 inch moisture by weather observer C J Posey, melting rapidly by noon as temperatures rose from 20 degrees.
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Roger Williams
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Williams
Wiliams
Postal Department
Washington
Leo Baker
New York Street
Lawrence
C. J. Posey
Manny Aklon
Washington's Birthday Sale Frenzy Across Capital
Washington merchants mark the federal holiday with deep discounts. TVs sell for 99 cents, five typewriters at 99 cents each, a fox coat for 5 dollars, phonograph records a cent, and radios under two dollars. Sellers quip about Washingtons hatchet and a birthday sale binge while many residents take the day off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Canaole
Amailer
Shington
George Washiee
Namei
George
James Hardy
Village social notices and visits reported in Villa Eden
Mrs. Mabel Torneden hosted a brush party with prizes from Mrs Potts and refreshments for a wide circle including Mr and Mrs Elmer Reetz, Mrs Robert Graham, Mrs Charles Haltenbeck, Gay, Glenda, Alburt Torneden Phoebe Alvin Reetz and many others. Nearby guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Henik of Kansas City and families. Charles Douglas returned home from Memorial Hospital much improved. Mrs Hallenbeck hosted friends in honor of Gary’s birthday. Several birthdays and visits are noted among Torneden and related families with little other news.
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Mabel Torneden
Mra Potts
Elmer Reetz
Robert Graham
Charles
Haltenbeck
Gay
Glenda
Alburt
Torneden
Phoebe
Alvin Reetz
John Ireland
Mere. Potts
Geraldine
Myrtle
Nad
Lawrence
Vmre
Charles Hallenbeck
Gary
Kereet
Jackie Guilland
Donald Trrork
Mike Skeets
Roger Hallensbeck
Carl Tormeten
Genda
O Harman
Reigen
Kudnrn
Roktieete
Alfred Tornedon
F Lawrence
Local Markets Today 1.98 Corn Prices and Kansas City Livestock
Markets report mixed commodity futures and live animal prices. Corn stands at 1.14 with various egg, butter, and poultry quotes. calf and hog offering details show steady demand and fluctuating weights. Livestock receipts and steers average around 1248 pounds with butchers noting improved rates in activity at Kansas City.
Navy Reserve officers train with ships and camps planned
Summer cruises and training for 100 Navy Reserve Office Training Corps students will begin June 4 at Hampton Roads aboard a battleship and destroyers with entrants from Annapolis and 13 eastern schools. Juniors head to Pensacola and Little Creek for amphibious training, while senior Marines attend Quantico. A Kansas board also urges equal pay for elementary and high school teachers with comparable training and experience.
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Navy
Navy Reserve Office
Little Creek
Marine Corps School
Quantico
K. U
T. C
Hampton Roads
Topeka
Memorial Hospital Births and Attendants Listed
At Memorial Hospital a list of patients and associated attendants appears. Names include Mrs Clara Armstrong Mrs Lydia Gilbreath Mrs Florence Teeter Roger Scott Schoepflin Mra Mary Ellen Ward Mra Charlotte McCarty Tom North Mra Helen Poke and baby Edith Betty Bradley am baby Mary Johnson Mra Mary Margaret Moore and baby Sunnyside Mrs Helen Lee Mrs Jean Harrie Sandra Lyon Wren building Mrs Max Alexander and baby 64 Mississippi Street Roger Bechoepflin Baldwin Mra Una Beers and baby 1307 Brooks Street
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Clara Armstrong
Lydia Gilbreath
Oak Hill Road
Florence Teeter
Rhode Inland Street
Roger Scott Schoepflin
Baldwins
Mary Ellen Ward
Sunflower
Charlotte McCarty
Vermont Street
Tom North
Linwood
Mra
Helen Poke
Eudora
Betty Bradley
Delaware Street
Mary Johnson
Missouri Street
Mary Margaret Moore
Sunnyside
Helen Lee
Jean Harrie
Learnard Avenue
Sandra Lyon
Wren
Max Alexander
Mississippi Etreet
Roger Bechoepflin
Haldwin
Una Beers
Baby
Brooks Street
Births Reported in Eu dora and 1810 Louisiana Street
Mr and Mrs W J Edwar de Eu dora welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs Te Shear of 1810 Louisiana Street reported the birth of a daughter.
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W. J. Edwarde
Eudora
Te Shear
Louisiana Street
Tojays
Accident Tells Of Two Year Old Bee S Head Injury
James Bee two year old son of Mr and Mrs James Bee route 6 was taken to the emergency room last evening after slipping and striking his head. Three stitches were required to close a laceration on the back of his head.
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James Bee
Wallace Meet With Communist Leaders Aide Testifies
Congressional investigators heard Mat Cvetic recount a November 11 1947 Pittsburgh meeting at Wallace room with two well known Communist leaders and Wallace campaign manager C B Baldwin. Cvetic described efforts to swing votes for the Progressive party and noted Communist domination of western Pennsylvania activities.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Progressive Party
Matthew Cvetic
Pittsburgh
Communist Party
Cvetic
House
An American Activities Committee
Wallaee
Steel City
George Wuchinich
Aho
C. B. Baldwin
Wuchjnich
Baldwin
Pennsylvania
RF C Seeks Return of Funds Loaned to Lustron
Columbus February 22 1941 The Reconstruction Finance Corp asks the courts to recover 36468273 in taxpayers money lent to Lustron Corp a giant prefabricated housing venture Once a $1000 private start Lustron now faces insolvency RF C official in Washington had estimated the loan near 40 million Lustron assets and plant in northeast Columbus are deemed insufficient to cover debts
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Columbus
Lustron Corp
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Lustron
Hope F
Rf.c
Luetron Asseta
R.F.C
Washington
Parents of Veteran Have Special Interest in Film
The motion picture Battleground plays at Patee theater, tying to Lt Forrest B. Eads, Army in Japan and Bas Togne defense. Eads is son of R. Eads of 1705 University Drive. he wore 101st Airborne and was wounded on Christmas Day 1944. The Liberty Memorial high school graduate is among readers supporting the 1950 EU class gift of a $3,700 information booth to the University. The class also set May 9 as senior class day with events proposed including a soap box derby and a barbecue.
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Patee Theater
Tet
Forrest B. Eads
Army
Japa
R. Eads
University Drive
Eads
Liberty Memorial High School
101St Airborne Infantry Division
Bastogne
Belgium
Fraser Hall
Potter Lake
Memorial Union
FIRE SLASHES FERRIA INSTITUTE. SCHOOL TO CARRY ON
A $800000 blaze severely damaged Ferria Institute at Big Rapida Michigan, injuring four students including two football players. The 57 year old commerce building and pharmacy facilities burned while the dorms and alumni block were spared. President Brophy said final exams would finish and spring registrations run Monday and Tuesday, with classes starting Wednesday.
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Commerce
Byron J. Brophy
Two Day Art Conference At Kansas University
Kansas elementary art supervisors and state college faculty join KU students for a two day art education conference at Kansas University. Dr. Viktor Lowenfeld of Pennsylvania State College leads sessions, with Maud Ellaworth directing. Events include lectures in Strong Hall and a Memorial Union dinner Friday evening.
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Kansas
State Colleges
University of Kansas
Viktor Lowenfeld
Ennayivania State College
Maud Ellaworth
K. U
Stron
Memorial Union
Heata At & Tea
Lowenfeld
Atudents
Jamon Wheat
Parsons
Rita Hartwell
Wichita
Isabelle Gaddin
Winfield
Barbara Peck
Kamnana’ City
William Shaw
Plan for a big rally Prohibition Party to meet in Topeka
Winfield Kansas February 2 Prohibition party plans a big rally in Topeka Saturday led by Rev R E Fisher executive secretary The event honors John P St John Kansas governor when prohibition passed He later joined the Prohibition party and ran in 1884 Dr Claude A Watson a Los Angeles lawyer and Prohibition party candidate will be the principal speaker He speaks Friday night at Evanlcal United Brethren church Saturday at 11 am session and later at a rally in Topeka Municipal Auditorium The program includes a Sunday prayer meeting on the east steps of the statehouse Saturday morning
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Winfield
Kan
Topeka
Prohibition Party of Kansas
R. E. Fisher
John P. St. John
Kansas
St. John
Prohibition Party
Claude A. Watson
Los Angeles
Evanical United Brethren Church
Statehouse
County Bar Clinic elects officers at fall meeting
Heads County Bar Clinic elected Petefivh as resident for one year by the Douglas County Bar Association at a recent meeting. Forrest Jackson was chosen as vice president and Edward Riling as secretary treasurer.
World Day of Prayer proclaimed in Lawrence 1950
Proclamation by Mayor William J. B. Turner designates February 24 1950 as World Day of Prayer in Lawrence urging city residents to observe the day with prayer or attend services and to pause at noon for a moment of prayer if possible. It cites interdenominational intent and calls for guidance courage and aid to the needy of the world.
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World
American Republic
Kansan
T. William J. B. Turner
Lawrence
William J. B. Turner
Unemployment Stable as Claims Modest in Kansan Area
Local unemployment remained steady with 322 claims filed at the Kansan state employment service office. Director Walter Johra reported 18 new Kansas claims and 19 veteran claims for the week, while 93 people were hired through the office, including 1 woman and 30 men. The office currently lists six job openings.
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Kansan
Death notices for Mrs Jacobena Lusius at Oak Hill
Mrs Jacobena Lusius aged 01 died today at the convalescent hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM from Funk chapel with Rev R W Albert officiating. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by two nieces Mia Porter of Santa Barbara and Mrs Emma Perkins of Rialto California.
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Jacobena Lusius
Funk Chapel
R. W. Albert
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mia
Lena Porter
Santa Barbara
Calif
Emma Perkins
Rialto
Valentine program and club meeting at Oakridge school
Oakridge Mrs. James Halladay hosted a Valentine event for mothers and guests in the school room. The school club held a short meeting electing officers, followed by a program of piano numbers and girl’s solos, refreshments, and a postmaster assisted valentine box reveal. Other notices mention sick members, a Birthday Club gathering, and local residents’ visits and farm duties.
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James Halladay
Ube
Ann Leonhard
Harold Ate
Rchool
Waa
Dora Hrubaker
Wis
Beasle Leonhard
Oscar Powel
Marie Hotenberk
Dick Wise
Oldren
Sisx
Martha Wise
K. U
Albert Krop
Lawrence
Mae Watters
F. O. Leonhard
Georges Kramer
Sivkist
Mra
Kramer
Memorial Hospital
Jevr
Community club farewell party at boat house event
The Community club held a farewell gathering Friday evening at the boat house for families moving away this spring. Sr. and Mrs. Dale Worland relocate to Crankle, and Mr. and Mrs. Marlin McCrary and family move to the Julian Boener farm near Midland on Route 3.
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Boat House
Dale Worland
Crankle
Marlin McCrary
Julian Boener
Midland
Henry Hornberger
J. H. Leonhard
Jayhawk
Ambrose Bigsby
Ella Miler
F .L. Hartman
Carol Miller
Memorial Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
Albert
Hartman
Hat
Miller Nome
Grant Township
Trunt
John Kell
Wil
Fragmented tale of Kansas residents at social event
An OCR fragment mentions Me and Me Springer of Kansas CH and others attending a Sunday evening gathering. It references people with unclear surnames and places in Kansas, names like Alfred Tarnesen and Charles Daet, plus vague locations such as Mathers and West Riese. The text is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Me Springer
Kansas
West
Bieyed
Basttiee
Frank Dterrth
Jovee
Bred Bhorgtk
Kansae
Motofay
Sisitere
Tee Mathers
Sted
Ged
Monge
Weatey Marne Ab
Sattutas
Alfred Tarnesen
Steve Te Aick
Abilene Leaders Start One-Day Kansas City Tour
Joeney B Jameson president of Abilene Chamber of Commerce and five other Abilene business leaders began a one day tour of industrial districts in both Kansas Citys at 8 20 this morning. The trip promotes a program to stimulate Abilene industrial development.
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Kansas City
Rep
Joeney B. Jameson
Abilene
Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Kansas Federation of Labor to Hold 39th Convention
The Kansas Federation of Labor will convene its 39th annual convention in Salina on May 5 6 and 7 Loyd Black federation secretary said Joseph Keenan national treasurer of Labor's League for Political Education will address the gathering.
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Topeka
UPL
The
Kansas Federation of Labor
Salina
Loyd Black
Federation
Joseph Keenan
National Tor of Labor
League For Political Education
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Ta School of Medicine
Villa Eden
Raneas Cts
Kanene
Ciney
Sayx Wallace
Michigan Institute
Big Rapida
Mich
Ferria Instiute
Fiat
Ore,ns
Bremer Insurance
Ruth ¥. Knight
Everett E. Akers
We. A
Fred A. Bremer
Dist. Agt
Oakridge
T. Murl Beal Accounting and Tax Service
New Lawrence National Tank Entrence
Bhig
General Plumbing
Youngstown
Ritehena
Whyvtems
Walt Snergas
Bellinger Electric
Mits
George Noland Insurance Agency
Phillips 66
Warley
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