Bankruptcy Audit Sheds Light on Garden Grain Shortage
Garden City reports the Garden Grain and Seed Co. owes over 1.16 million dollars to 417 creditors, with 388000 bushels of grain missing and market value around 608080 dollars. Federal receiver Frank Luther will complete an audit and inventory to determine the final shortage as Wayne Marteney, company president, promises a full financial picture.
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Garden City
Garden Grain and Seed Co
Frank Luther
Luther
C. M. Henderson
Farwell
Tex
Texas
General States Corp
Omaha
Milo
Garden National Bank
Interstate National Bank
Kansas City
Kan
Fidelity State Bank
First National Bank
Wichita
Nominating Committees Named for KU Alumni Officers
Fred Fllsworth announces two nominating committees to select candidates for 1953 KU Alumni Association officers. Lawrence residents serve on each panel led by Maurice Breidenthahl. Ballots will list slates for president vice president and two directors and go to 7 000 members in May. Committees may choose candidates freely with Strong Hall staff providing information.
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University of Kansas
Alumni Association
Fred Fllsworth
Lawrence
Maurice Breidenthal
Kansas City
Alumni Magazine
Onieach
K.U. Alumni Association
Olin K. Petefish
K. UL Law
Tom Poor
Olathe
Bert
Betty Tholen
Lindeman
Wichita
Strong Hall
K. U
Converts Flock to Billy Graham in Washington
Billy Graham drew 236 converts in Washington last night, the largest single-session number of his crusade here. Around 200 moved forward at his call for professions of faith as the revival, themed Judgment, continued through February 10. He likened Noah’s ark to salvation and urged immediate repentance before the Lord’s flood. The National Guard helped staff the event, which drew a large crowd at the capital crusade.
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Washington
Billy Graham
Capital Crusade
National Guard
Graham
KU Graduate Named Publicity Director for 1952 Jaycees
KU alumnus Robert Catl, Bachelor of Science in Journalism from William Allen White School, named publicity director for the 1952 U S Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Dallas June 24 to 27. Catl worked in KU News Bureau and Public Relations, edited the K Union, and was involved in campus journalism and activities. The United States steel capacity is about 105 million tons annually.
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Robert Catl
University of Kansas
William Allen White Schoat
U.S
Chanthey
Commercce
Dallas
Texas
Carl
William S. Henson, Inc
K.U
University Daily
Kansan
The
Jayhawker
K-Union
Sour Owl
Forensic League
University, Players
Alpha Delta Sigma Advertising Fraternity
United States
K U Art Conference Slated At Kansas University
University of Kansas hosts the Art Education Conference February 8 and 9 in Strong Auditorium with Miss Edith Henry as main speaker. About 3 delegates expected from art education and elementary education programs. Exhibit Growth Thru Art with 50 panels to illustrate child development through art. Public invited. conference ends noon Saturday. A separate item notes a shooting at Bee Tavern in Leavenworth with no injuries.
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University of Kansas
Maud Elsworth
K.U. Art Education Department
Edith Henry
Denver
Henry
Kansas
Ellsworth
Lawrence
Strong Hall
National At Education Association
Miami
Miami Beach
Kentucky Carillon Recitals Include Fantasia and Folk Pieces
The event lists a Wednesday 7:00 to 7:30 pm carillon recital featuring Fantasia for Carillon, When Johnny Comes Marching Home, and American Folk Songs. The program includes pieces by Vanien, Yonner, and Dain rillon, with titles such as Soup Les Barfat and Walenf tie trestoen Figurine.
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Carillon Vanien
Jonny
Ette
Dainrillon
Crimson
Bennery
Baker University student wins medical scholarship
Bald win Kansas native Joan Wesley Heaton, Baker University senior, receives the DeForrest Piazzek Trust Scholarship worth 250 dollars for freshman medical studies at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. The award honors high scholastic achievement and need, with two more freshman med students to be named later.
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Joan Wesley Heaton
Baker University
Baldwin
Kansas
University of Kansas School of Medicine
F. Piazzek Trust
Edward H. Hashinger
School of Medicine
Piazzek
First ‘National Bank of Kansas City
DeForrest Piazzek Fund
Heaton
Kansan
DeForres
F. Piaz
Valley Falls
Kansas City
Nellie
Prince
Kul
Kansas Supreme Court
D. F. Piazzek
U. S. Grain Corp
The
Food Administration
Kansas City Milling Co
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City Club
University of Kansas
Junction City Joins Fluoridation Move in Kansas
Junction City becomes the third Kansas city to adjust water fluoridation to the maximum recommended level of one part per million to aid children's dental health. Ottawa and Horton have already joined, with eight more Kansas cities awaiting operations, pending local and state approvals.
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Junction City
Kansas City
Russell L. Culp
State Board of Health Water Supply
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Horton
Juneton City
Willard R. Bellinger
Division of Dental Hygiene
The
Board of Health
Kansas Cities
Culp
Arkansas City
Baldivia
Colony
Garnett
Tola
Lawrence
McPherson
Topeka Debates Fluoridation Amid Child Dental Health Hopes
In Topeka and more than twenty other communities officials discuss fluoridating public water. Studies indicate long term fluoride in water can cut tooth decay in children by up to sixty percent as teeth incorporate fluoride from infancy through age fourteen. Estimated costs are under review.
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Topeka
Puerto Rican soprano set for Met Opera debut in Lucia
Graciele Rivera, the first Puerto Rican singer to perform at the Metropolitan Opera, will debut as Lucia in Lucia di Lammermoor on Monday. The article notes fluoridation costs in Junction City stay under ten cents per year and no water rate increases.
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Junction
Met
New York
u—Colora
Ura Graciele Rivera
Metropolitan Opera
Lucia
Patterson Offered U S Attorney General Job
New York news reports Herbert Bayard Swope says President Truman offered Robert P. Patterson the post of attorney general last month. Patterson, ex war secretary and former federal judge, refused the offer to replace J Howard McGrath as the AG while McGrath's department faced a congressional investigation. Patterson was killed in a New Jersey plane crash last week.
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New York
Herbert Bayard Swope
Robert P. Patterson
Truman
U. S
Patterson
Swope
J. Howard McGrath
New Jersey
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Jaycees
Leavenworth
Green Lantern Cafe
Chet Curtice
McGrath
Kodaks
Hudson
the Spectroma Hudson Wesp
Hunsinger Motor Co
Gers
Masa
Rienssodt
Belgium
France
Enzland
Holland
Berghen
Germany
Austria
Amion
Witzerland
Renee Jaeens
Aia Lams Grulsas
E Aly
Mactiat
Eiiman
Switzerland
Samaria
Downs Travel Service
Union Bus Depot
Massachusetts Street
Overland Greyhound Lines Southwestern Greyhound Lines
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