Grammarians Rescue on Who and Shall Will
In a humorous column the author notes new language rules from the Modern Language Association in New York, allowing interchangeable use of shall and will and simplifying who and whom. The piece jokes about evolving grammar norms and adds quirky cooking tips for pot roast, concluding with a casual pantry aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Language Association
New York
Allan D. Hubbell
University of Denver
Hubbell
Katharine Hepburn
Noted Women Engineer Begins New Career on Campus
Edith Clarke, renowned engineer, joins the University of Texas as visiting assistant professor at 67. After a long career, she resumes teaching and mentors students while continuing research on alternate power systems and writing.
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U. S
Miss Clarke
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Tau Beta Pi
Kappa Nu
Maryland
Wisconsin
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
General Electric Company
Woman Charged in Bond Aid and Escape Case
A woman identified as Mrs. Green faces two counts for allegedly smuggling weapons to escapees and aiding their escape after a prison break Tuesday night. Frank Senna, Albert Baas, and four others including Mrs. Fred and her husband Kent were captured and returned to Larne. Separately, two Lawrence men Leslie Demeritt and John Linn graduate with bachelor of science degrees in agriculture from Kansas State in Manhattan.
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Hontfal
Frank Senna
Albert Baas
Fred
Kent
Manhattan
Lawrence
Kansas State
Leslie Demeritt
John Linn
Emile
John
Arthur al
Elberta
Ala
Leon C
Fred W
Raymond
J6 Infantry Regiment
National Guard
Fort Jackson
Leon
Mackey 4-H meeting and community notices in Mackey region
The Mackey 4-H club hosted a January meeting at the Brune home with Gerald and Janet as hosts. They plan to collect old greeting cards for United Cerebral Palsy and credit will be given for annual achievement work. Various local groups met at homes in Lawrence and Mackey, with programs on safety and community topics. Several residents attended events, funerals, and school board consolidation discussions. upcoming Founders Day at Hearth is planned with committee duties assigned.
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Douglas County
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Frank Brune
Gerald
Janet
Jayhawkees
United Cerebral Palsy Association
West S7ids St
New York
N.Y
Xnancy
Harry Miller, Jr
Raymond Gardner
Kent Home
J. M. Jewett
K. Smith
Harry, White
First Methodist Church
Gerald Pearson
Lawrence
H. G. van Neste
J. R. Wee
Bryan Wis N
H.W. Love
Cistle Husted
Brune
Ernest Stumbo
Arthur Hemphill
Bryan Wilson
R. E. Gardner
William Edmondson
Mendith Smith
Bord Connell
Wry van Sie
Buch
Wilkin Eetmamisan
Tinton Werluvsiity
Molly
Hetty Carter
Dorothy Suumibo
Te Oakridge
Missick
Janet Bruny
Seow
Jehair Ty
Matia Stout
Samidas
Alley
Fort Frandeon
William Edimenson
Stanley
George Millerette
Kansas City
Robb
George Spring Farm
Birthday School
Afre
Bessie Jimmie
Dickie Dwyer
Leonhard
Life Magazine
Union of South Africa
Oakridge
George Spring
Arhur Hemphill
Tom Camley
Oakridge community gathers for meeting and updates
Oakridge residents and former locals attended a Friday meeting at the school house discussing community events. Mrs. J. Van Neste hosted a dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. Colman as guests, and a short program featured musical numbers. A film show by BI Green of Lawrence followed the program.
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Kansas City
Reba
Owkridge
We Stloer
David Heane
Clow. Hemphill
Lawrence
T. J. Zintinertown
Kansas Ciy
T.o
Bb. W Leonbard
Sevreincy
Mra Halladay
Lio Quedaht
BI Green
Lawrence and Iyete
Dick Wise
W. H. Wreks
Caral Miller
Kelmer Ogers
Douchnuis
Troffee
Six Die In Wreck Near Sheridan Indiana
Noblesville Ind Jan 25 Six members of one family were killed when their 1940 automobile collided with the Monon Hoosier passenger train near Sheridan about 30 miles north of Indianapolis. Victims Edmund Snow 38 wife Jewell 34 and children Robert 15 Iris Jean 11 Iva Jean 9 and James Lee 7 were all fatally injured. Iris Jean died later in an ambulance en route to Indianapolis hospital. The train was en route from Chicago to Indianapolis. Snow reportedly failed to heed a bell warning signal. The Snows lived in Tipton Indiana and had moved from Arkansas about eight years ago.
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Noblesville
Ind
Monon Railroad
Sheridan
Indianapo
Edmond Snow
Jewell
Robert
Iris Jean
Iva Jean
James Lee
Manon
Snow
Tipton
Iris Joan
Indianapolis
Chicago
Jase
Hamilton-Tipton
Arkansas
Joplin Visit for Ill Milford Miller Highlighted
Cc C Miller once ill at Milford Miller and Mrs Mille and family of Joplin Mo learned of his condition. Some relatives drove to Joplin Sunday to see him at St John s hospital. Mr and Mrs F H Leonhard called at St W Hamilton s home after Mrs Hamilton broke her hip. Mr and Mrs Frank Leonhard joined Mr and Mrs Aller irby and family of Brackett for a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs Kirby.
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Cc. C. Miller
Milford Miller
Frank Leonhard
Aller Irby
Brackett
Kirby
Local residents visit friends and relatives in nearby towns
Social notes record visits and cordial calls among residents of McLouth Perry Manhattan Leavenworth Topeka and nearby areas. Families including the Kimmels Turner Davison Sharhard Osborn and others are mentioned with gatherings and hospital or nursing home visits noted.
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Albert Pelt
Perry, Sforuirrly
McTouth
Claude Kimmel Hedrhs
Mri
Whmer Kimmel Manhattan
Robert Turner
Karen
Breen Swain
Mise Leone Osborn
Leavenworth
G. J. Seybold
Kichland
Gakntoo
Urd
Selon
Chel Sharhard
Eun
Lennie Harner
Wetvina Lone
Dupa
Davigon Brody
Monsier Meyrie
Velnite
Aid
Tong Slavie
Waller
Atle
Giver
Gerster
Winerster
Senn Bache
Venworth
Topeka
Sie White
Axelia Moses
Snringdale
Rachel Edionda
Thurman Edmonds
Then
Edmonds
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Korean Front
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Mackey
Fidmondson
Miss Cardion
Marie Rogers
Indiana
United States
Vans
East
Packard
University Motors
America
Ase
Roy Borland
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