Shot Your Kudu or Sable Yet? The tale of hunting safari urges
The narrator describes hunting African game including kudu sable and elephant, detailing pursuit, horns, trophies, and travel from Africa to India. He recounts the passion, risks, and costs of building a trophy room, and ends noting a misnamed safari guide Singida and the nickname given to him.
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Robert Corlal
Tanginsike
Heiny Mountains
India
Indo- China
Siberia
Africa
Planning Group of Language Association Seen in Review
A report notes discussions around forming a planning group for a language association conference. Shoemaker mentions university facilities support and potential assignments for writing a book, with team membership not yet determined. One Indian prince, the Siem of Hyderabad, is described in a brief aside.
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Brady
Shoemaker
Texas University
KU Students May Apply For Spring Parking Permits
KU Traffic Office opens spring parking permit applications at Robinson Gymnasium. Students must have 1957 license plates before applying. no permit without plate number. Staff permits remain valid for the year, and all Lawrence cars must be registered within 24 hours of arriving in the city.
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Kansas University
K.U
Robinson Gymnasium
Joe SkiJlman
Skillman
Lawrence
Forester Advises Farmers on Selling Oak Timber to Sawmills
Kansas State extension forester Harold Gallaher says barrel staves and heading provide the best market for bur oak and other white oaks, with timber earning about twice as much as saw logs. He notes five stave mills in Kansas last year and more than 200 saw mills statewide. He urges competitive bids from walnut buyers and selling when walnut or bur oak stumpage is offered.
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Harold Gallaher
Extension Forester
Kansas State College
Gallaher
Kansas
Tonganoxie
K-State Forester
K U Band to Stage Winter Concert Sunday
Kansas University Band directed by Russell L Wiley performs a 130 piece winter program at Hoch Auditorium at 3 30 p m Sunday featuring John Muaghan Emporia sophomore on clarinet solo in Adagio Tarantella Cavallini. Selections include Tannhauser Overture Wagner Welsh Rhapsody German Bear Dance Ryeim ing in the Village Bartok Frescoes Suite Wood and Prokofieff Love for Three Oranges pieces along with Pines of Rome Respighi. Assistant directors are Edward L Masters and L Don Scheid.
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Kansas University
Russell L. Wiley
Hoch Auditorium
John Muaghan
Emporia
Cavallini
Wagner
German
Bartok
Wood
Prokofielf
Alford
Jacob m
Pines of
the Appian Way
Rome
Resspighi
Edward L. Masters
L. Don Scheid
Garden City Newsman Wins AP December Short Feature Contest
Garden City telegraph reporter Duane West, Finney County attorney elect, wins the AP December Short Feature Contest. The winning story explains West’s election victory and details a campaign expense claim of 158 dollars with a 3.94 dollar shoe repair item. Second place honors were also noted.
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Garden City
Kansas
OFPY
Pad Murphy
Wis
Associated Press
Duane Wes
Finney County
West
Itera
Mystery burglary story from Wichita area prompts police probe
A boy allegedly named polter and an unknown accomplice broke into two locations in the Wichita region. The Fort Scott newspaper notes a prank related incident and a family Christmas dinner amid other odd references.
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Wallated
Wichita Bearon
Fort Scott Trotaine
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