Local Social Clubs Schedule Holiday Week Events
Fr iday Chapter Woof t Roa Moe Ne Gray Spm hosts social calendar events include Omicron Chapter and Memorial activities. Monday sewing and home demonstration unit meetings led by Mrs J Bo Mack and others outline Social Security lessons and New Year resolutions discussion. Evening programs feature Yucatan talk by Philip Henderson and 4-H Meadowlark meeting at Fairview School with refreshments provided by Mrs Stauffer and Mrs White.
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Gray
Spm
Omicron
Meadow Lark 4-H Club
Fairview School
Gtelock
George Stauffer
Harold White
Grade Children to Give Band Orchestra Concert Jan 27
The all city concert band and orchestra at the junior high will perform Friday evening Jan 27 in the auditorium under Wilbur M West. Two hundred seventy one elementary pupils participate since September with 63 in the orchestra and 171 in the all city band. Cadet band has 99 members and cadet orchestra 25. Rehearsals run Saturdays mornings at 10 15 and 12 00 and concert band and orchestra rehearse Saturdays at 8 33 0 and 9 25. Forty three beginners will join when proficient enough, West says.
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Wilbur M. West
New Ceramics Class Opens Tuesday at Recreation Center
Wayne Hon director announces a new ceramics class starting Tuesday at 1:30 PM in the basement building. The course costs 1.50 dollars and is open to residents of the center and nearby areas.
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Wayne Hon
Community Personal News From Lawrence Column
Meo and Mrs Jin Retts of Min Neapolis were breakfast guests of Mr and Mrs A C Trutehy in Lanberg. The Kellys drove through Lawrence en route home from the Taste Bowl game. Dr M S McCreight of Oska housed is reported serious at St Francis in Topeka after breaking his hip Saturday. Mrs McCreight, 83, stays with relatives in Topeka. Mrs Norvel M McClung and children returned from Virginia. Cpl George E Hunsinger returned to Ft Hood after Christmas furlough with his mother Mrs Mary Hunsinger. Mrs Carl Mettner of Topeka visits the Mettner family in Lawrence. Harry A Brown and Jim Mitchell Jones hosted in Los Angeles for holidays. Dean Leonard Axe of Kansas University to attend AAASB meeting January 32 at Colorado. He represents the national office as national secretary treasurer. Mrs Ralph Linville returned from a weekend in Denver with son James Linville. Miss Helen Dreher returned from Los Angeles for holidays and visited relatives in San Bernardino. Highlights included Disneyland, Kart's Berry Farm, Cinerama, the Rose Bowl Parade and a two day Havana trip.
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Meo
Jin Retts
Min- Neapolis
A C Trutehy Tlanberg
Kellys
Laaerence
Kelly
Minnesota Univeresty
Lanbug
Lanbore Wits
Northwestern University
M.S. McCreight
Oskahousa
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Leonard Axe
School of Business
Kansas University
American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business
Colorado University
Wil
Ralph Linville
James K. Linville
Linville
Denver
Cole
Helen Dreher
Los Angeles
Calif
Raleigh James
San Ber
Marding
Bog Bear Lake
Calico Ghost Town
Barstow
Palm Springs
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Havana
Mrs E Clemens Elected To Kansas Federation Loan Board
Mrs E Clemens of Dwight was elected to the Scholarship Loan Commission by the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs executive board at the December meeting. A Delta Kappa Gamma member and former high school English and music teacher, she now leads Dwight grade school as principal.
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E. E. Clemens
Dwight
Scholarship Loan Commission
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Clemens
Delta Kappa Gamma
Fourth District
Federation
Nsas Federation
Frustration Commission Sees Scholarship Aid For Kansas Students
The commission oversees an antischolarship fund funded by interest on investments aiding about twenty students. It supports ten Kansas university entrants and three pursuing Mes oClemens subceeds. Members include Mry W DP Atkinson of Parsons and others with terms and resignations noted. The commission plans a summer-term meeting in Anni to review plans.
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Friuteration
Kansas
Ste
Atkinson
Parsons
Atkinsop
McKee
Poirsion
Mre
Jenson
Colby
Commission
Anni
Easuler
Monroney Charges CAA Ouster Probe Secrecy
Sen. Monroney accuses Commerce Department leaders of delaying access to a management report and claims the aviation probe is being run to control air travel through the CAA. He blames Weeks and Rothschild for hiring secrecy and attacks the Advisory Committee report for omitting aviation.
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Washington
Monroney
Commerce
Ing Senate
Tee
CAA
Sens, Payne
Maine
Schappel
Kansas
Commerce Department
Weeks
Lee
Publisher Group Plans No Active Defense In Antitrust Case
The Publishers Assn of New York City will not actively defend the government's Sherman Antitrust Act suit. The stipulation, signed by U.S. District Judge Alexander O. Bicks, aims to save time and money as members are allied with ANPA. If convicted, the association may seek moderation of the judgment.
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New York NW
Publishers Assn
New York City
Assn
U.S
Alexander O. Bicks
Publishers Association
ANPA
Publishers ‘Assn
Lawrence Man Among 25 Accounting Seniors in Internship
One Lawrence man, Wayne Wolf, 1700 La, Sr., is among 25 Kansas University seniors in the School of Business serving internships in public accounting. Wolf works for Sanderson Henning and Mueller in Kansas City Missouri. The program, started last year, was renewed after its success, says Wiley Mitchell, associate professor of economics and internship committee chair.
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Lawrence
Schod of Business
Kansas University
Wayne _ Wolf
Sanderson, Henning and Mueller
Kansas City
Wiley Mitchell
Christopher La Farge Dies at 58 in Providence
Novelist and artist Christopher La Farge died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Jane Brown Hospital last night. He was 58 and authored best selling books including The Sudden Guest East by Southwest The Wilsons Mesa Verde All Sorts and Kinds Beatty for Ashes and Each Upon the Other.
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Providence
Christopher la Farge
Jane Brown
Mesa Verde
Beatty
U S Demands Payment From Russia for Navy Plane Loss
Washington charges Russia 724,947 dollars in damages after a Navy plane was shot down last June in the Bering Sea, injuring an 11 man crew.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Bering Sea
New York Times Employee Refuses to Say If Communist
Robert Shelton, a New York Times employee, refused to answer whether he is a Communist before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee. He challenged the right of the panel to inquire into his political beliefs, asserting it violates his First Amendment rights and press freedom. He said he would not use the Fifth Amendment and read a prepared statement declaring his loyalty to the United States.
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Robert Shelton
New York
Senate
Shelton
Maitland
United States
Untitled garbled report cites Reed on press influence
Fragmentary OCR text references a New York Times reporter Clayton Knowles testifying about press influence and state government, with unclear dates and places. The piece includes garbled names and phrases, making specifics hard to confirm. The overall tone suggests a briefing on media and political connections.
Gardner Clears Prayer Mystery
A garbled OCR text hints at a story involving Gardner and a prayer mystery. It mentions university context and various fragmented names and places, with no coherent details or a readable outcome.
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Gardner
Deportation Bid for Chinese Student and Mental Patient
A Chinese student lingering in a Missouri hospital faces deportation to Red China. Officials say Hong Kong transit visa issues blocked travel. doctors report the patient has improved enough to travel.
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Red China
Washington
ATW
I Missameriah Hospi
Hes
Hong Kong
Cou
Tie Weyeith
Missouri
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