Pair Of Great Horned Owls To A Winter Home On Mt. Oread Campus
Attention has drawn to a large elm in Marvin Grove near Frank Strong Hall where two great horned owls have chosen Mt. Oread as a winter home on the University of Kansas campus. historical notes recount prior nesting on the Dyche Museum ledge. Incubation lasts 33 to 35 days with young able to fly short distances by day forty five.
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Marvin Grove
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Theniversity
Mt. Oread
Dyche Museum
Natural History
E. R. Hall
Donald F. Hoffmeister
Henry W. Setzer
Two Questions Loom Over Liquor Law Debates
Kansas lawmakers face two key questions on a new liquor control law local option and whether liquor sales should be state owned or privately run packages stores. House and Senate split on repealing the dry law and on local option, with views varying by city or county control and area.
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Topeka
Kansas
Associated Press
Kansan
House
Senate
Ross
Violin Recital Tonight At Frank Strong Auditorium
Robert Ledore, violinist and KU graduate student, presents a School of Fine Arts recital at 8 in Frank Strong Auditorium. The program includes pieces by Vitali, Franck, and Seimanowsk, featuring a Violin and Piano Concerto and Spanish Dance selections with a final item by de Falia Krelsier.
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Robert Ledore
University of Kansas
School of Fine Arts
Frank Strong
Chaconne Vitali- Starier
Cesar Franck
de Falia-Krelsier
Final rites for 94 year old John Pittsenbarger
John Pittsenbarger 94, of Tola Kan died Monday at Garnett. Final rites are set for tomorrow. Surviving relatives include one great great grandchild 27 great grandchildren and 24 grandchildren.
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Tola
Kan
John Pittsenbarger
Garnett
Bribery Case Hits U S Military Police in Europe
Munich January 5 Four American military police face convictions or arrests in a sweeping bribery probe. AFraulein Yetta Winter sparked the investigation by boasting of a vast cigarette smuggling ring. Corporal James Schneider and Private first class Os E Steeley were jailed and dishonorably discharged for taking bribes. The operation allegedly moved about 1000 cartons across the Austrian German border for a $1000 payoff. William E Brown and Sgt Elmer Bogart face trial in Austria for similar charges.
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Munich
Germany
U. S. Army
Dincayey
Army
Yetta Winter
William E. Brown
Brown
Austria
Elmer K. Bogart
Salzburg
Corp
James C. Schneider
Pte
Os E. Ste
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Ban Wane
Reed
Kansas City Man Guilty in Car Theft Case
Kansas City Kansas January 5 Eugene Victor Sullivan pled guilty before U S District Judge Arthur J Mellett to a charge involving stealing a car posted from Topeka to Okmulgee Ohio. Sentence deferred to February 7. Also reports that Star Manufacture will move its steel fabricating plant from Amarillo Texas to near Turner Kansas in April.
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Kansas City
Kan
Eugene Victor Sullivan
Topeka
U. S
Arthur J. Mellett
Arge
Teane
Okmulgee
Ohio
Kansas Kansas City
Sar & 5
Star Manufacture Company
Amarillo
Tex
Turner, Kan
Wichita group urges early sex education in schools
In Wichita Kansas on January 5 a crowd of over 400 parents teachers and school patrons urged starting sex education in schools at about the fourth grade. The meeting reflected broad support for early instruction within the public education system.
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Gordon Hanson
The
University of Wichita
Wichita
Kan
Motorized cowhands round up cattle in Hawaii for navy shipment
In Maui a 144 head Hereford consignment is loaded onto the navy freighter Chicot for Guam. Cowboys, stock trucks, and wooden pens speed the transfer in three hours. The 14 day voyage aims to rehabilitate Guam beef. prices span 30 cents per pound to $230 per head for Guam farmers.
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Hawaii
Guam
Kabelui
Maui
Texas
Hollywood
Chicot
Ulupalakua Ranch
Edward H.K. Baldwin
Ulupalakus
Antonio I. Cruz
Navy
Cruz
Farmers to get shrubs windbreaks refuge roses
Wichita Jan 5 Dave Leahy director of the state forestry fish and game commission said farmers would receive multiflora rose bushes to plant as wind breaks and small game refuges. More than 2,000,000 plants are grown at the commission nursery on Calista game farm in Kingman county. Starting in March they will be
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Wichita
Kan
Dave Leahy
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Calista
Kingman County
Rose bushes used as windbreak and refuge in Missouri
Leahy described bushes growing to six feet, noting red cedars would be supplied if they fall. He said the roses serve as a fence and windbreak and provide effective refuge for quail pheasants and small game birds, distributed through local or county groups.
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Leahy
Missouri
Milling Study appoints two industrial research fellows
In Manhattan Kansas a Kansas State College milling department appointment was announced by President Milton S. Eisenhower. Harold N. Barham Jr. of Manhattan and Eugene D. Swenson of Morganville will graduate January 28 and begin their fellowships February 1 in the milling industry program.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Milton S. Eisenhower
Harold N. Barham
Eugene D. Swenson
Morganville
Pittsburg State College Joins National Music Association
Pittsburg Kan January 5 Pittsburg State College has been voted associate member in the National Association of Schools of Music. Prof Otis J Mumaw head of the department announced yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Pittsburg State College
National Association of Schools of Music
Otis J. Mumaw
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Nor von Ace
James E. Lawson
Topekan
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Southwestern Greyhound Lines
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Bob) Bucheim
Conoco Service
Conoco
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