County Blood Bank Seeks December Donor Support
The Red Cross Blood Bank in collaboration with the federal health service and Lawrence Memorial Hospital reports December activity at the Devnehes County center. New donors are urged to help, with many volunteers and replacements listed from local groups, Phi Gamma Delta, and Phi Kappa Psi aiding in ongoing bank needs.
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Hed Cross Blood Bank
Reliss
Leuckis
Fie Leral Bord Cross
Devnehes County Medical
Red Cross
Fdna Bouchard
James Brown
Brank Brine
Tom Church
Floyd B. Chirk
Larie Corbin
Johnny Davis
John Galden
Maurice Klee
Merle C. Southarid
Carles Oberhetman
Alexander Payne
William Payne
Harold Rednour
James Fednour
Elvis Bergett
Fred Bignall
R. L. Brickner
Harald E. Brown
William Combs
Hazel Croy
Dorothy Davis
George Davis
George Denny
Homer Disque
Ann Ericson
LaVerne Farrier
Kathryn Harris
Harry Hickock
Charles Ifill
Ray Holmes
Robert Jaeger
Mo I. James
Margaret Marvin
Don McConnell
Lawrence C. Mills
Philip Naff
John Peters
John Ryberg
Robert TH. Simpson
James Suderman
Phi Kappa Psi
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Frank L. Rice
John H. Smith
Paul A. Tuley
Emory Scott
Lawrence Mills
Richard Bellinger
Leonard Tarr
Bob Brickner
Selmer Torkelson
Mary Storer
Yale Professor Delivers Porter Lectures in Kansas City and Lawrence
Yale University psychiatrist Lawrence Kubie delivered the 1957 Porter Lectureship at the Kansas University Medical School. He spoke three times on how neurotics distort creative processes, covering art and literature at the Medical Center in Kansas City and scientific creativity and learning at the Lawrence campus. The series, now in its 22nd year, honors Dr. J. L. Porter of Paola.
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Lawrence
Kubie
Yale University
Porter
Kansas University Medical School
Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Battenfeld Memorial
Bailey Auditorium
J. L. Porter
Paola
Bermuda Citizens Steal Powder Aiding Boston Battle
Citizens of Bermuda allegedly stole 100 kegs of gunpowder from Britain and shipped them to Boston to support American forces in the Battle of Bunker Hill. General George Washington reportedly sent a letter of thanks for the aid.
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Bermuda
Boston
Bunker Hill
George Washington
Collie Pup Back From Grave To Be With His Young Owner
A collie puppy named Butch crawled from a shallow grave after being shot to end his misery. Found at the door twelve days later by Andrew Wallace and his father, the pup survived pneumonia and injuries, including a bullet wound, and is recovering at an animal hospital with predicted full mobility in about six months.
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Collie
Jasper
Butch
Iuway
Andrew Wallace
Sherman Wallace
Gainesville
North
Georgia
Carl A. Blunt
Three Die as Pilotless Skyraider Crashes Near Long Beach
A Douglas Skyraider crashed into an iron works and book bindery in Long Beach after the pilot failed to open his parachute. Two plant workers were killed and a fourth person in critical condition. The second crewman parachuted to safety. Cpl. Licato survived after landing in a tree.
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Long Beach
Calif. M
Eugene Field
A. W
Pat) Rafferty Jr
Ethel Foust
Wilmington
Dale OQ. Fortune
Costa Mesa
Marine Corps
Margaret Willock
Joseph D. Licato
Ranait
Licato
Fortine
Colorado Governor carries Swisher report to Eisenhower
Gov. Steve Mc Nichols traveled to Pueblo with a briefing from Colorado Agricultural Commissioner Paul W. Swisher intended for President Eisenhower. The report concerns state agricultural matters and reflects current policy discussions.
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Denver
Steve McNichols
Pueblo
Eisenhower
Colorado Agricultural
Paul W. Swisher
Drought Dust Emergency Worsens From Dust Bowl Era
Swisher warns the current drought dust emergency exceeds the 1930s Dust Bowl level as native grasslands have been plowed in areas once spared, expanding the critical situation by extending affected regions.
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Swisher
Awards Set For Spring Term At Kansas University
Kansas University announces residence hall scholarships valued at 150 dollars per semester and general scholarships worth 100 dollars. Winners include Katherine Westgate of Lawrence and 20 current KU students from multiple cities and states. Spencer Martin, director of awards, released the list on Monday.
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Tehman
Gerald Holmberg
Lenexa
Michael Printz
Clay Center
William Reams
Scranton
Ronald Shaffer
Eric
K.U
James Green
Ottawa
Jack Harrison
Hays
Francis Heiman
Humboldt
Joseph H. Lozito Jr
Paterson
N.J
Shirley Huff
Hutchinson
Iex.u
Barbara Booker
Augusta
Harold Courtstight
McDonald
Donna Esslinger
Ditron
John Feighner
Wellsville
Marlin
Harmony
Kansas ~City
Leroy Hartung
Junction City
Jon Holman
Lakeland
Fla
Alice Jefferson
McAlester
Okla
Joyce Klemp
Leavenworth
Ann Lindhardt
East Orange
N.J Eleanor Picton
Hamlin
James Schultz
Wichita
Mary Spena
Man Who Regained Sight Plans to Enter Seminary
Novelist John Howard Griffin, who suddenly regained sight after ten years of blindness, entered Mount Carmel Seminary in Dallas for rest. Doctors advised quiet withdrawal as he adjusts to vision returning, aided by cylinder glasses. Griffin went blind in 1946 after a World War I injury.
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Dallas
John Howard Griffin
Mount Carmel Seminary
Griffin
Lenin Stalin Tomb Reopens to Public Visitors
The Lenin Stalin tomb in Deventer reopens allowing visitors to view the site. Report notes upkeep and display context as authorities resume public access to the historic monument.
University Concert Band Finally Performs Welsh Rhapsody
G Criss Simpson notes a long sought moment as Mr Wiley includes Edward German's Welsh Rhapsody in a band program after years of nagging. The piece aligns with Wiley's taste for British works and marks a realized ambition for the ensemble.
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Mr. Wiley
Edward German
Fragmented OCR notes on a concert and composers
A garbled excerpt mentions Marek and the pope, a band led by Mr Wiles, and references Respighi and Panes of Rome. The text hints at a Parisi or Rome setting with musical figures and performances, but details are incomprehensible.
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Jabopoderrd
Ste
Npords
Marek
Ns Pov
Iis Values
Mr Wiles
Coberrts
Respighi
Rome
Unqualified Success For Wiley University Concert Band
Temuny was enveloped by Corsar's legions in a bold concert moment. Russell L. Wiley leads the University Concert Band to another unqualified success.
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Temuny
Corsar
Russell L. Wiley
University
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