Community clubs and meetings in Clinton area report
January meetings of the Past Noble Grands Club and Clinton Busy Bee Club are noted with 25 and four leaders present respectively. Activities include hymnal donations to First Methodist Church, contests, programs, a rat control plan, and forthcoming gatherings on February 4 and February 7. Other notes announce K U Faculty Club dessert bridge and various social events at local venues. Birthday observances planned for January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Busy Beec H Club
Clinton Township
Marjorie Anderson
Ralph Thomas
Bobby Evans
Louis Hirschell
Stephen Foster
Bonnie Fletcher
Wanda Kampschroeder
Larry Kampschroeder
Mary Thomas
Carter Anderson
Eisenhower Reports Surplus Disposal Projects to Congress
Washington to day President Eisenhower told Congress that projects for disposing abroad of 578 million dollars worth of surplus farm products are completed or under way. The report covers the first six months of a disposal plan. sales total 453 million dollars and grants amount to 125 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol Hill
United States
Train Hits Truck Kill Four At Grapeland Crossing
A mother and three children died and a fourth child was critically injured when a small truck collided with the Texas Eagle, Missouri Pacific’s streamliner, at a Grapeland crossing. The victims were Mrs. Forrest Walling, 40, Virginia Walling, 17, and twin girls Pamela and Paula. Nancy Franklin, 9, adopted, was critically injured and moved from Crockett to Houston for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grapeland, Texth
Texas Eagle
Missouri Pacific
Turner
Crockett
Forrest Walling
Grapeland
Virginia Walling
Pamela
Paula
Nancy Franklin
Houston
Robert Lytle Receives Stewart Award at K U
Robert Lytle of 1547 Ky St has received the 100 C C Stewart award from the Endowment Association of Kansas University. The award honors Stewart's long service to the association and recognizes a senior student with high scholarship leadership and promise in law. Stewart is a Lawrence attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lyle
Ky. St
C. C. Stewart
Endowment Association of Kansas University
Stewart
Lawrence
Local visitors and travels span week in Topeka area
Personal notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray and son Mike of Junction City to J W Murray's home. Mrs. Albert Sabol returns from Bartlesville. Art E Stoner and family finish a month in California after attending the Tournament of Roses. J Neale Carman and Frederic Carman attend a birthday event in Herington. H W Smith hosts Topeka guests C B Hathcox. Maggie Hull breaks leg in fall and is hospitalized in Lawrence. Axel Larsson visits Lawrence friends. historical note recalls presidents Van Buren Tyler Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Murray
Mike
Junction City
J. W. Murray
Albert Sabol
Sam Forsythe
Aliene Sabol
Bartlesville
Okla
Art E. Stoner
Paul Stoner
Larry
Craig
Marji
Pasadena
Calif
Los Angeles
H. M. Sippel
Torrance
Clifton
Ariz
Stoner
J. Neale Carman
Frederic Carman
Topeka
Herington
Frederic D. Carman
Carman
Bank of Herington
H. W. Smith
Tenn. St
C. B. Hathcox
Maggie V. Hull
E. 12Th ‘St
Lawrence Memorial ‘Hospital
Domenica Gagliardo
The
American Legion
O Rmrg
Robert Marquette
Theborald
Dianne
Bremerton
Wash
Lawrence
Inden
Robert Marquette R
U.S.S
Hancock
Axel Larsson
San Francisco
National President of Presbyterian Women to Speak Here
Mrs. J. R. Salsbury of Kansas City Mo president of the National Council of Presbyterian Women’s Organizations in the United States will speak at the First Presbyterian Church meeting at 2 40 Thursday afternoon. Women from Gardner Ottawa Oskaloosa Clinton and Lawrence churches have been invited to hear her. She is a member of Pi Lambda Theta and Phi Beta Kappa and has led state and local women’s groups. A noon luncheon at the Faculty Club precedes the meeting and a Westminster Hall supper tonight honors her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Salsbury
Kansas City
National Council of Aisterian Women
United States
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Gardner
Ottawa
Oxkaloosa
Clinton
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Salsbury
Pi Lambda Theta
Phi Beta Kappa
Women's Guild of
University
Westminster Hall
John Patton
Award to KU student Ronald Thomas Baxter Springs
The $50 William L. Burdick award for the 1953-54 school year goes to Ronald Thomas of Baxter Springs as top first year Taw class scholar at Kansas University from the Mrs. Burdick fund. Also a science note says solar energy from the sun equals 700 automobile powers per arch of the sun’s surface with about one two billionth reaching Earth as sunlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam L. Burdick
Ronald, Thomas
Baxter Springs
Kansas University
Burdick
Forty four women attend League of Women Voters meeting at KU
Forty four women gathered at Kansas University for the League of Women Voters first meeting of the year to decide the group stance on property tax reform based on the Kansas Citizens Commission's report. Delegates will present the chosen position to the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
League of Women Voters
Ka Kansas Citizens Commission
State Board of Directors
Samuel Ostertag
Topeka
Government Research Center
Cizens
Tough Marine Recruit From Arkansas Fork Farm Lad
W Marines recruiters in Little Rock claim Donnie Hugh Jack is the corps toughest recruit after washing his callused hands for 30 minutes to read his fingerprints. He formerly worked on a Wairy farm and signed up at age 1?-year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Donnie Hugh Jack
Wairy
Left the House Meadows of Dan Police Report Items Stolen
Arnold Hawks told police he had left his house in Meadows of Dan Virginia. Thieves stole a refrigerator a bedroom suite a washing machine a sewing machine an electric iron and most of the bed clothing. Puffballs are edible mushrooms some growing over ten pounds.
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Meadows
Dan
Arnold Hawks
Major Leagues Offer 200000 Settlement of Liberty Suit
Major league baseball clubs proposed to settle a 12 million dollar anti trust suit filed by Liberty Broadcasting System of Dallas for 200000 dollars. Gordon McLendon headed Liberty and called the offer a victory though he opposed the amount. The proposal was filed in U S District Court Chicago with trial set for April 18. Liberty blamed bankruptcy on major league teams refusal to allow telegraphic game reports for broadcast.
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Dallas
Tex
Liberty Broadcasting System
Gordon McLendon
Liberty
Broadcasting System
U. S. District Court
Chicago
McLendon
13 Red Leaders Denied Review on Convictions
Thirteen second string Communist leaders were denied a Supreme Court review of their convictions in New York for subversive conspiracy. Convicted January 21, 1953 after a trial lasting over eight months, they received sentences from one year and a $2,000 fine to three years and a $36,000 fine. Justice Black favored granting review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Black
McCarthy delays Peress inquiry on Army discharge
Senator McCarthy postponed a planned Senate Investigations subcommittee session on Irving Peress until Wednesday or later as Democrats prepare new committee lists. McCarthy had sought further testimony about who approved Peress’s promotion to major and his honorable discharge after he refused to answer questions on Communist ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Subcommittee
Irving Peress
Army
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Peress
New York
Senate
Congress
McClellan
D-Ark
Tips for homemakers quick vegetable and sauce ideas
Diced coarse celery stalks boil until just tender then pair with canned stewed tomatoes for a quick vegetable dish. Sauté shredded cabbage in butter or margarine with bacon browning, mix with cooked egg noodles, and season. To check steak doneness cut near the bone and read the color. Cream butter with honey to serve on pancakes biscuits or muffins.
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Noble Grands Club
IOOF
Harry Hiddleston
Anna Harbaugh
Hazel Fritz
First Methodist Church
Bessie Wintergren
Robert. White
Frank Penner
K. U
Fred S. Montgomery
W. H. Horr
E. C. Buehler
Colorado
Shelby Miller
Dale E. Turner
Tennela Club
Don Haines
Love Is
Irving Stone
Cottonwood 4-H Club
India
Wadsworth Veterans Aid
H. C. Gauck
H. L. Oxford
Perry Palmateer
Lee McCain
C. V. Leigh
Wadsworth Hospital
Ike
Robert Lytle
Stewart Award
White House
van ‘Buren
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Presbyterian Women’s Groups
K.U
Rej Wena Anes
Depr
Red
Austin
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Charlton Insurance Agency
Insurance Building
Post Office
Fanitrol
N.H
Uulbransen
Campbell's Vegetable
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