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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1949

Page

3

Valentine sentiment tests with six women and a bear

HAL BOYLE reports a playful experiment using a high precision device to measure emotional response to Valentine cards across six women including a housewife and showgirls. Results vary from hot to lukewarm, with a trained Russian bear serving drinks nearby as a bar scene unfolds. The piece ends with a satirical note proposing a surreal stunt involving Stalin and a bear to spark real news.

Hal Boyle New York J. Harry Lange Hallmark Greeting Card Company Lange Valentine Norms Thornton Town City Marshall Judy Sinclair Philadelphia En Lange Laura Rita Colton Old New York Joe Stalin Stalin Newa

Statewide Heart Disease Control Plan Approved in Kansas

Topeka January 15 state wide program of heart disease control approved by the state board of health. Dr W L Cochran of the University of Kansas Medical Center to direct treatment diagnosis and research under State Medical Society guidance. Federal grant of 15000 funds staff of three technicians plus Dr Cochran. Dr Phillip Morgan of Emporia aided. Board seeks to raise local health departments from 16 to 32 by legislative increase.

Topeka State Board of Health W. L. Cochran University of Kansas Medical Center State Medical Society Cochran Phillip Morgan Emporia

Edgar Steel Seal and Manufacturing annual meeting

The Edgar Steel Seal and Manufacturing company held its annual meeting at 825 Rhode Island Street. S. Charlton was added to the board alongside reelected officers A B Weaver C C Power and others from Lawrence and surrounding areas. The seal operation remains at 623 Vermont Street with officers including A B Weaver as president and C C Power as vice president and secretary treasurer. A plane accident occurred injuring none.

Edgar Steel Seal and Manufacturing Company Rhode Island S. Charlton A B. Weaver Sarend F. Rice D. M. Horkmans W. H. Andrews E. S. Westerny Lawrence Mayita Des Rion Okia Aes Nee A. B. Weaver C. C. Power Wwtary Sl Making Iny Company Vermont Street

Kansas oil map highlights $200 million industry reach

New three color map by Kansas State Geological Survey shows oil gas and petroleum products dominate state mineral value. Geologist Earl K Nixon notes 1947 output of 100 million barrels oil and 183 billion cubic feet gas, 1948 value over 300 million dollars. Copies available free from University of Kansas survey office or by mail for 25 cents.

Kansas State Geological Survey of Earl K. Nixon Bernita K. Manfield Virginia N. Perkins State Geological Survey University of Kansas Lawrence

Veteran Affairs official resigns to lead Emporia college bureau

Lyle W. Hilbert district manager of the Kansas Veterans Affairs office has resigned to become registrar and director of the teachers placement bureau at the College of Emporia. He will depart the state post to take up duties at the Emporia college.

Hation Washington Kansan Kansas Poer Capper Publications, Inc Capper Hromtensta Emporia Kan Lyle W. Hilbert Kansas Office of Veterans Affairs College of Emporia

Wichita Faces State Debate on Drink Provisions

In Wichita Kansas on January 15 an option bill was sent to the legislature allowing sale by the drink with limited provisions. A council poll of 10 000 showed 73 percent responses. 92.3 percent favored privately owned liquor stores over a state monopoly and 86.3 percent supported sale by the drink. Mull er noted ongoing replies could raise those figures. The measure would permit sales by the drink in qualified hotels clubs and railroad cars.

Wichita Kan Kansas Lean Coo Muller

Report Choir Vacancies at K U Musical Organization

K Us musical organization invites applications for three base voices in the a cappella choir. Vacancies result from withdrawals by three graduating students. Tryouts with Dean Swarthout by January 20. The choir plans a concert tour and will join the university symphony orchestra during the annual Music Week festival in May.

D. M. Swarthout Swarthout University Symphony Orchestra

Australian aid to Britain boosts postwar aid drive

London report says Australia will give Britain eight million pounds sterling to aid European reconstruction. The grant, valued at about thirty two million dollars, is part of Australia’s financial support in the postwar rebuilding effort.

London Britain

University of Kansas launches biophysics lecture series

A University of Kansas program shifts from project notes to weekly biophysics lectures. Dr. Frank Hoecker, associate professor of physics, directs Navy sponsored research on radiation effects in body tissue. Attendance grew from 14 to about 40, prompting the shift to broader lectures.

Wasnt University of Kansas Frank Hoeckl Er Hoecker U.S. Navy Dr. Hoecker Tr. Hoecker

Widow seeks 100000 in crash suit against Cessna Aircraft

Wichita Jan 15 Mrs Jeanne La Prette widow of a man killed in an airplane crash sues Cessna Aircraft Co Wichita for 100000 in the death of her husband She formerly lived in McAlester Oklahoma and is now a Florida resident The crash occurred near McAlester January 22 1917 and she claims a defective wing caused the accident

Wichita Jeanne la Prette Cessna Aircraft Co

Local Society Notes and Installations Across Town

Residents share visits and celebrations as clubs meet and officers are installed. Mies Mery Neil Lasewell returns from Texas. Relodge offices delayed due to icy roads. junior LC and M C C F members practice. Community members travel, host dinners, move homes, and enrollment plans unfold while illness and absences affect school. Local lodge members were installed in Overbrook.

Mies’ Mery Neil Lasewell O. E. W.emken Houston Texas Janior Lc.c.f Tower Hall Matt Hager G. McClanahan Effingham Guy McClanahan Robert Knorenschild Topeka G. L. McCarty Perry Bob Mayer Lalvenworth John Beckwith Lawrence Memphia Tenn Naval Training School Naval Hospital Olathe Ning Workers Club Ruth Bahnmater Fern Hail Arlette Glenn Futton Ethel Bahnmaier Martha Mathey Afrs. Hadl Evancesteal United Trethren Church Ladies Aid Erests ID BR. Slavens Slavens Venice Calif Len Anderson Leo Lara Nace Mra Hivia Fulton Boydston Raymond Force House VW. Or Cramer Lecompton Overbrook

Topeka Installation Officers Named for Highland Lodge

Fragmentary text records an installation ceremony with names Vernon Beatty Kenneth Matney S. G. David Noe and others listed as officers and support roles. Mentions grand master Harold James and junior marshall Harold Kanaar with references to Topeka and a water line.

Brocat du Jee Laguna Vernon Beatty Kenneth Matney S. G David Noe Sanf Hatch V.G Hagen Pete Baakamaier Cham D Harold James Harold Kanaar Marshall Topeka

Pleasant Grove visitors and local moves noted

Mrs Otto Smith and daughter and Missouri kin visit Susan Porter in Lawrence amid pneumonia and heart trouble. Roscoe Daniels heads to Albemarle NC to join wife Joyce and in laws, to help care for ill father. Effie Churchbaugh visits in Lawrence. Indiana bound Wolf family leaves. Roy Deay returns from New Mexico. Local dinners and calls around Lawrence involve Pessy Elston, Lee Isles, and Charles Isles. Kemp Wilson under observation in Lawrence Memorial Hospital.

Otto Smith Missouri Emmet Porter Arizona Susan Porter Lawrence Porter Roscoe Daniels Albemarle N. C Joyce Miles Rivers Effie Churchbaugh Willam Flory Wolf Isaac Montgomery Neva Marshall Churchbaugh George Florence Indiana Roy Deay New Mexico Mia John Daniels Carl Roacoe Daniels Pessy Elston Charles Isles Lee Isles Leo Tia Charles Howe

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