Budget Wrangle Begins As Truman Sends Budget
Washington observers note the annual budget release procedure as President Truman submits the fiscal plan for the next year. Government departments prepare figures, White House circulates copies to press and radio outlets, and reporters digest details before Congress reviews the proposal and begins debate.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Budget Bureau
White House
Radio Vettera
Mnth
Mr. Truman
KU approves eleven new liberal arts courses in English
Eleven new courses approved by the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Kansas include four English offerings from foreign language departments: German Civilization French Civilization Hispanic Civilization and Greek Art and Archaeology. The seven in English strengthen distribution requirements and address freshman Sophomore needs. courses cover Greek and Roman Mythology Latin Literature in Translation and Roman Private Life. Additional new courses span Botany Microbiology Pathogenic Fungi Holiology Drawing Painting Great Artists English Continental Novel Speech Masterpieces of Public Address History and Criticism of American Public Address and Problems of Hearing. Dr John Maxon will teach Great Artists for drawing and painting majors and Kim Griffin joins to support the two Great Addresses courses with Miriam Lavitt teaching the hearing course.
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College of Liberal Arts and
Coieces
University of Kansas
Paul B. Lanson
Lus
Lawson
Colalege
School of Business
John Maxon
Museum of Art
Kim Giffin
Miriam Lavitt
KOU Medsical Center
Local New Year Visits Fill Lawrence Homes
Relatives and friends from Leavenworth and nearby towns gathered for New Year visits and meals. Numerous households hosted guests including Mrs Mare Whabremel, Miss Essie Lromet, Mrs Haro Heing and families, with travel to Wichita and Colorado Springs noted. A New Year dinner at the Seth home honored brothers and sister, 67 attendees mentioned, and several residents recovering from illness and injuries were updated amid holiday hospitality.
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Mreo Dleev Martz
Steeper
Hses
Earl Bower
Wichita
Morniage
Garber, Ohia
J. OR
Whtzer
Alog
Yeear
James Seth
Butuo Sparks
Cobalt
W. Ss. Pyle
New Yorke
Mes
Tuez
Meana
Ralph Means
Ginsea
John Winfrey
Woodinston
Herietta Neon
New Reeds
Colorado Springs
Cole
New Year Guests and Local Visits Across Town
A roundup of New Year visits and dinners as residents travel between Lawrence , Topeka , Des Moines and surrounding towns. Families including Alten Grems, Esther Grimes, Irene Linrenfelter and many others share holidays with relatives and attend meals and gatherings at homes and local venues. Oscar Brownlee attended a dinner in Lawrence for Spanish-American war veterans.
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Alten Grems
El'n Ginter
Mra
Esther Grimes
Alma
Okla
Irene Linrenfelter
George Graham
Bob Waxeaman
Tonganogie
Ted
Katesas City
G. Sanders
Tonganoxie
Hie Moter
K. G Linderman
Kansasity
Lo L. Davison
Davison
Lana Sparks Lawrence
Linda
Jack
Topeka
Vinton Peters
Robert Nisely
Lawrence
Edwin Sample
Rene
Want
St. Joseph
Oscar Brownlee
C. H. Simpson
Civen
20Th Kansas Regiment
Arthur Griffin
Eugene Leary
Fairview Residents Entertain Guests and Travel Plans
Fairview notes list Mr and Mrs Willian Penny departing for California for two to three weeks after their December 26 wedding. Also mentioned are visits by Martha Koehler in Holden and by Eugene Leary and family in Independence. Several trips and family gatherings occur across Waverly, Manhattan, Vinland, and Butler as relatives visit and attend services or conferences.
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Willian Penny
California
South House
Walter George
Martha Koehler
Norman Schierer
Holden
Eugene Leary
Norman
Ralph
Howard McKinney
Independence
Marie Howard
William Rughein
Rumagy
Cora Whedon
Ernest Ralston
Luther Meairs
Waverly
Ernest Leary
Donald Howard
Rapid
Everett Chronister
Eudora
Biloxi
Mia
Guy Howard
Annie
Elick
Manhattan
Flash Nisely
Guy
Episcopal Church
United Staspats Christian Council
Chester Howard
Ed Eckman
Vinland
Harvey Cornell
Belleview
Charles Ott
Butler, Mo
Fred
Pleasant Grove visits and travel in a family roundup
Pleasant Grove residents and relatives spread across counties as Mr and Mrs Riley Barnhart visit daughter Mrs John Churchbaugh this week. Flights to Rome Ga from Kansas City mark travel for Mrs Joe Rogers and little Tommie with escorts. Injuries from a wringer hospitalize Mrs Otto Lukens. Indiana and North Carolina visits connect Isaac Montgomery, Roscoe Daniels, Joyce Daniels, and others as families attend to illness and chores. Read the Journal-World Want Ads.
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Riley Barnhart
John Churchbaugh
Harnhart
Churchbaugh
Lew Churchbaugh
Gene van Hoesen
Baby
Colorado
Marshall Churchbaugh
Isaac Montgomey
Kenneth Daniels
Joe Rogers
Tommie
Kansas City
Rome
John Daniels
Roscoe Daniels
Joyce
Peggy Elston
Otto Lukens
Lloyd Shuck
Isaac Montgomery
Hunter
Notes on writing from Hal Boyle about children and language
New York by Hal Boyle notes on writing traces from Arthur Brisbane to Tolstoy. He argues children are natural writers with fresh language, contrasts modern writers with cliches, and cites a "dead zoo" quip by a museum helper's daughter as evidence of imagination. He observes Stalin's quip about paper enduring anything written on it.
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New York
Trac
Arthur Brisbane
Mueum
Brisbane
Tolstoy
Chaucer
Per
Frank Farrell
New York World-Telegram
American Museum of Natural History
Soviet Russia
Joe Stalin
Kremlin
Letters
Stalin
Test Drilling Starts in Kiowa Barber and Comanche Sands
Earl K. Nixon state geologist in charge says investigation of glass sand deposits in Kiowa, Barber and Comanche counties has moved to test drilling. Kenneth Walters will pick test locations this week and accompany the drilling crew to collect samples for Geological Survey labs in Lawrence. Mapping runs parallel and a formal report on the glass sand study is expected this spring.
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Kiowa
Barber
Comanche Counties
Earl K. Nixon
State Geological Survey
Nixon
Kenneth Walters
Federal
Geological Surveys
Walters
Geological Survey
Lawrence
Young boy killed in Philadelphia scissor slaying
A 16-year-old youth was charged with homicide in the death of 12-year-old Ellis Simons found behind a Wynnfield area garage. Police say the suspect admitted the killing after an oral statement. The boy, tied and battered, died after a struggle said to have occurred in a bathroom. A hearing was set for Seymour Levin.
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Philadelphia
Ellis Simons
Wynnfield
Seymour Levin
George F. Richardson
Levin
Richardson
Simons
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