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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1952
Page
9
Notices instruct beginning of week January 2 through 25 for spring permits for those lacking permits. Apply at the Parking Committee office in the KU business office. Fee is 15 cents. Also mentions Cornell University death observations from leukosis in birds, noting higher mortality in poorly fleshed birds.
A. L. Clapp of Kansas State College agronomy proposes flood area crops after a Kaw Valley survey from Wamego to Lawrence. Oats establish quickly on most deposits, with sweet clover, alfalfa, and grass. For fine sands, cowpeas and vetch are advised. stabilized with oat growth, organic matter improves soil, and nitrogen levels.
The KU band concert in Mach Auditorium Tuesday evening drew a large audience and featured soloists Te frule virtuoso Goldman Tyre ham Ausheroy and James Smiles Ralston. The program opened with Fleder Maus Overture and closed with Tehaikovsky Fourth Symphony Finale, both performed with high musicality and energy.
The Dean’s contingent fund at the University of Krakyn and Abedatt supports initial £150 gift and future adits for building up the school and careers in engineering. Donor Town T. DeWitt funds a pathway for student needs and the Dean Carr note signals ongoing support for facility and profession advancement.
An article fragment details veterans of the armed forces returning from Korea and from World War II. It notes family reunions, reassignment reports, and honors, including references to Camp Cre reassignment and a Mead Meath title. Other lines mention a Kansas farmer, winter work, and Chuck Breithaupt in St. Charles.
Bridgeport California January 11 Marines train for Korean snow patrols in sub zero cold. Groups of 50 to 60 endure four days solo with guerrilla raids and rough conditions. More than nine hundred go through weekly with tens of thousands trained since September. Camp sits 6800 feet up in the Sierra 70 miles north of Bishop. Brig Gen Robert Bare leads the base praised by officers as tough. Dixie Kline, a six year old leukemia victim, dies after a birthday party in Antioch.
Fall permits expire at sunset January 30 at the University of Kansas. Alderson heads the parking committee and spring permits take effect with the first day of classes January 31. Students with existing permits may apply anytime. applications on file in the Parking Committee office on Robinson Hall first floor inside the center door. Staff with full-year permits will receive spring permits.
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