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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1951
Page
6
A long community notice lists meetings and socials for many groups in Lawrence. Events include card gatherings at Snow Hall, tea plans at The Hearth, a sewing bee for blind veterans, 4-H club activities, and numerous club luncheons and dinners. Also recorded are engagements, marriages, anniversaries, and births with local families and business ties.
Mrs. Domenico Gagliardo authored pieces on White House Conferences for Children and a library challenge in American Library Association publications. Hattie Smith visited Chateau, Montana to see brother Walter Wood and his two sons Willett and Harry. Pvt. Richard Williams returned to Sheppard Air Force Base after Christmas travel. A. B. Mitchell and Mrs. Ro Harvey attended inaugural ceremonies in Topeka. KU athletic staff in Dallas for NC conferences includes Dean T. Des Witt Carr and others.
Replogle Don Fambrough and Bill fessor accompanied by Mrs. Carr Mrs. Sikes and Mrs. Lonborg attended with their husbands. Mrs Henry Asher Sr is a patient at Memorial hospital after a yesterday afternoon admission. She expects to return home in a day or two. Mr Asher will return this evening from a business trip to Sheridan Wyoming.
A professional progress clinic for music and art teachers in central and south central Kansas will run Friday and Saturday in Hutchinson. It is organized by Hutchinson public schools and the University of Kansas schools of education and fine arts with W. Jowin and Dr Fr Thayer Gaston leading. Chiefs from KU and Hutchinson staffs will supervise demonstrations by instrumental vocal and arts groups from Hutchinson elementary to high schools.
A coroner jury in Colorado found that Ralph Smith age 27 of Florence Kansas died by non felonious suffocation. An autopsy showed death from suffocation, with organs to be sent to Grand Junction for tests. Smith was a civilian engineer on a secret weapons project at the Inyokern Naval Ordnance test station in California.
A roof fire at the James Corel home on East Eleventh Street was extinguished by the fire department this morning around 9 45 without serious damage or injuries.
A report from Belgrade states Yugoslav political analysts allege Moscow is pressing Communist parties in France Italy and other western states to help the Red Army plans to conquer Western Europe. The article also notes a suicide in an abandoned building observed by Sheriff Leonard Smith with no motive found.
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