THINK OF KOREA Scouts Hurdle All Obstacles at AS SO FAR AWAY
Three Lawrence Boy Scouts return from Valley Forge amid war talk and a stray scare about a lost battalion in Korea. They faced poison ivy and a busy itinerary with sights in Washington, New York, and St Louis while traveling with Scoutmaster Burgess and 11 Lawrence companions.
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Wichita Man On Trial For Negligent Homicide
James B. Carter, 28, of Wichita, faces July 17 trial on negligent homicide and open liquor possession after his car struck a culvert while transporting two hitchhikers near El Dorado. Passenger Jack B. Bagby, 18, La Fontaine, Kan., was killed. Dean Tompkins of Hipwars, Kan., injured. Bond set at $1,500.
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Plague Strikes Fukien in South China Amoy Port City Alarms
Plague hits Fukien province in south China threatening its 11 million people. Hong Kong officials report Chinese communists rushing vaccine and medical teams to Amoy the Robert Weatherhouse and Wayne Fukien port city to combat the outbreak.
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University Adds Two Assistant Professors to Education School
Chancellor announces Oscar M. Haugh and Alvin H Schild named assistant professors in the University of Kansas School of Education. Haugh will teach English and supervise student teachers while Schild covers political science and economics. Both are World War I veterans and will serve as consultants in Lawrence.
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Univ men in Phi Delta Kappa cited in South Dakota event
Two men from South Dakota connected to Phi Delta Kappa, an honorary education fraternity, with Schildaleo noted as a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
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Two Boys Burned In Explosion At Manhole In Arkansas City
Twin six year olds Loyd and Floyd Fry suffered burns to face and hands when they opened a manhole while playing with firecrackers. The accident occurred Monday in Arkansas City Kansas. Their condition is not serious. They are the sons of Mr and Mrs Harry Fry.
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