Beedings Above Normal Forecast for Greater Part of U. S.
Federal Forecaster J Porter predicts a period January 14 22 with below normal temperatures in the northern Rockies and western North Dakota then extending into Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa while most of the country sees above normal readings. Light rain from Texas through the upper Mississippi Valley contrasts with the cold snap centering on North Dakota New England and the Pacific Northwest.
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Seth
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Wisconsin
Iowa
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Texas
Oklaran
Missoni
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Great Tees
University of Kansas Music Recital Showcases Advanced Students
The first of two advanced student recitals featured performers from Janet Turk Irene Peabody Raymond Stuhl Merihah Moore Waldemar Gelteh Jan Chiapasso Marie Wil kine and D M Swarthout In piano voice cello and violin pieces the program included ensemble numbers The second recital is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday January 19 in Strong Auditorium
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University of Kansas
Janet Turk
Irene Peabody
Raymond Stuhl
Merihah Moore
Waldemar Gelteh
Jan Chiapasso
Marie Wilkine
D. M. Swarthout
Betty Ann Schoene
Marilyn Barr
Jacquelyn Stoops
Willard Straight
Betty Hayward
Ann Hogue
Thelma Mima
Warren Alexander
Emerson Lynn Jr to study and travel in Australia
Emerson E. Lynn Jr awarded a Rotary International fellowship will depart Iola Kansas for a year of study and travel in Australia. He will spend nine months at the University of Melbourne and visit Rotary clubs across Australian cities as part of a program aimed at promoting international understanding. Lynn is grandson of the late Charles F. Scott, founder of Fan Hromisten, and his parents are Register staff members.
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Australia
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Thenited Nations
Lake Success
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University of Melbourne
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Fan Hromisten
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Register
Margelo Sco
Wichita U Will Award Four $1,000 Fellowships
Wichita January 15. The Union Wichita foundation will award four graduate fellowships of $1,000 each for industrial research related to the Wichita area for the 1949 1950 school year. Fellows must be graduates of accredited colleges or universities and will be chosen on merit in chemistry aeronautical engineering poscolum geology and bacteriology. Tuition fees and teaching duties will be added to the fellowships and master\u2019s degrees will be awarded.
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Wichita
Union Wichita Foundation
W. M. Jardine
W. B. Burnett
Mae West Persists In Show Must Go On Act
Mae West, veteran star, was rushed to University Hospital in Baltimore and left in a wheelchair after admission described as only fair. She insisted the show must go on to avoid spoiling jobs for 30 cast members, canceling matinee but hoping to perform the 8 p.m. show tonight.
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Mae West
Gw Hospital
University Hospital
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Eday
Traffic docket before Judge Lane lists 18 minor violations
Yesterday afternoon Police Judge C. J. Lane handled 18 charges of minor traffic violations including illegal parking wrong way driving and stopping in restricted areas. All defendants paid $1 fines or forfeited bonds totaling that amount.
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C. J. Lane
Ledge No 6 AF AM Communication Notes
A fragmented notice records Ledge No 6 AF AM January 17 at 6 30 p m. Marvin M Sviep acting Worshipful Master and Walter wm Adv are listed in the faded lines as officers. The readable portion confirms a meeting time and presence of members.
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Marvin M. Sviep
Walter
Charlotte Nightingale Improves After Kansas City Operation
Charlotte Nightingale of Miss Van Buskerk group is at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City after an operation on January 4 to enable walking. She is recovering well and fitted with braces. Louise Nightingale stays with her sister. Other notes mention visits, library work, and classroom activities at the school including kindergarten rhythm band use and a chili supper on January 20.
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Cordley
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Miss van Buskerk
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Louise Nightingale
Miss Watkinson
Charlotte
Joan Messer
Kansas University
McAllaster
Deanna Workman
Juanita Allen
Charles Ball
J. Sth
Charles
Roberts
Jim Calvert
Arkansas
Jim
Clea Perry
Dr. Jorgensen
K.U
McAllister Review
Eugenia
Miss Eisworth
Christmas School Creations And New Pupil Moves
Christmas gifts were shared at the school with white chalk drawings on colored paper. New York school adds Sandra Moon and Jeanine Anderson while Lucretia Copeland moves to Denver. Programs include spelling, cursive writing, and a Kansas study with perfect attendance noted for several students. A six foot visitor and various classroom activities are described along with upcoming student council changes.
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Kansas
New York
Thewrence Hardware
Berlin Zoo Faces Cold Winter With Wool Blankets
Berlin CPBerlin's postwar zoo in the British sector relies on airlift for coal and supplies as winter nears. Director Katharine Heimroth plans woolen blankets for animals, especially monkeys, to survive a fourth harsh season amid bomb damage and past thefts. Ted Kleinhans, ex Yankees pitcher, is noted as former Syracuse coach.
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Berlin
Katharine Heimroth
Liam
Kansas Flying Farmers Grounded for Second Day
Bad flying weather grounded a group of Kansas flying farmers on the way to Mexico for a second day. Twelve planes remained grounded at least until late afternoon. A prior group of 25 was grounded Thursday but flew out yesterday. The convoys planned to rendezvous at Laredo, Texas, then proceed to Monterey and take a bus to Mexico City.
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Mexico
Laredo
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Mexico City
In Memoriam Clarence Oliver Wood Remembrance Note
Clarence Oliver Wood died a year ago on January 16. Lois Wood, widow and mother, L. W. Titterington, stepfather, and Eldon Wood, brother, express ongoing sorrow in a memorial verse. The message reflects mourning and belief in eternal rest beyond the hills.
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Clarence
Oliver Wood
Lois Wood
L. W. Titterington Eldon Wood
John Blocker Pens Sesmary Accounting Review Piece
Pref. John Blocker authors a feature for the Sesmary Accounting Review, outlining analytical perspectives on contemporary accounting methods and methodological shifts shaping the field's scholarly debate.
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John Blocker
Sesmary Accounting Review
Marriage License Awarded in Topeka Couple
A marriage license was issued to Nese and Hall, both residing in Topeka. The couple, aged 17, was approved by Fyne and was recorded at Leverock's Town in the Dutch West Indies, noted as built on the crater floor of an extinct volcano.
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Topeks
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The
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Market News Prices for Corn and Poultry Mixed in Trade
Market notes show several corn types with varying prices and poultry values. Kansas City Livestock reports mixed cattle trends with steers and heifers steady to higher, beef cows firm, and feeders steady to lower, influenced by last week’s close.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Choice
Market notes on livestock bids and stock market drop
Livestock bids show mixed results with steers and heifers trading in narrow ranges and buyers steady on a week’s tally. Hog prices edged higher with weights above 260 pounds leading gains, while sows slipped. The Day in Wall Street reports A T stock at a 1943 low after a Justice Department antitrust suit filing. Other issues slide, including Republic Steel and Firestone.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
Aleepy
A. T
Department of Justice
Farnsworth Television
Gaylord Container
Pepsi
Family mourns Josephine Ware in quiet hometown services
Amid cards and flowers sent for the illness and death of Mrs. Josephine Ware, neighbors and friends express thanks. The message names Miss Nellie Ware and Mr. Otis Johnson and other Johnsons, noting a close community tribute.
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Nellie Ware
Otis Johnson
Willie Johnson
Staff Johnson
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