Austrian journalists tour KU and Lawrence visit
An informal program for 10 Austrian newsmen visiting KU and Lawrence Thursday includes lunch with Governor Frank Carlson in Topeka, a campus tour of the art and natural history museums, the journalism and administration buildings, and a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Memorial Union English room hosted by Dean Burton W. Marvin. Invited guests are Lawrence editors and university officials. The group will be accompanied by Alvin McCoy of the Kansas City Star and Prof Ellsworth Chunn of Missouri.
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United States
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Topeka
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Memorial Union
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University
Alvin McCoy
Kansas City Star
Kansas Area
Ellsworth Chunn
University of Missouri Journalism School
Hein Named Assistant Professor at Kansas State College
Richard E. Hein has been named assistant professor in charge of radioactive work in the chemistry department at Kansas State. The appointment was announced by President James A. McCain. Hein earned a bachelor’s at the University of Tyne and a PhD in physical chemistry from Iowa State, after eight years in radio chemistry at its Institute of Atomic Research.
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Pike Is Approved For A Four Year Term
Washington July 11 Mece the President Truman to act speedily to name new chairs for the atomic energy commission now that Sumner Pike has been confirmed for a four year term. Pike’s Senate vote 58 to 24 was stronger than expected and he is expected to assume as permanent chairman soon.
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Truman orders AEC to advance H bomb program
Since President Truman ordered the AEC to develop the H bomb last January 31, the commission has moved ahead with vigor and competence to the complete satisfaction of the defense establishment.
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Douglas County Artificial Breeding Association Reports 132 Members
The Douglas County artificial breeding association announces 132 members and 1181 cows enrolled. In a recent board meeting inseminator Russel Ulrich reported 148 litters bred in the two month period. Attending members included Fred J. Whaey William J Brink Edwin C. Sample Dwight J Henry and Gaddoin Metsker.
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Welfare Spendings Highlight Douglas County June Totals
The Douglas county social welfare department spent 28122.96 for June assistance with total county costs at 6700.22 after state and federal aid. Federal reimbursement reached 13483.26 and state aid 7030.48. Old age aid accounted for 19703, aid to dependent children 114, convalescent hospital expense 2005.76, general assistance 1725.41, administrative costs 1464.04, aid to the blind 1108.50, and 2 for miscellaneous costs. As of July 1 the department handled 475 cases involving 734 individuals and disposed of IR cases in the month. May expenditures stood at 28248.04 with 6644.87 total cost. Neff's bid for a stay of life sentence for murder was denied by the Kansas Supreme Court.
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Topeka
George Neff
Kansas Supreme Court
Perth
Kan
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United States Supreme Court
Neff
Kansas
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British envoy named ambassador to Mexico City
London announced on July 1 that John William Taylor, Britain's commercial minister in Washington, will become ambassador to Mexico City. He replaces Sir Thomas Cecil Rapp, who will head the British Middle East office in Cairo, with Sir John Trumbeck returning to Britain.
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John William Taylor
Britain
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Mexico City
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John Trmutbeck
Cairo
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RAAF reports first combat in Korean war effort
The Royal Australian Air Force reported its first combat actions in Korea claiming destruction of two North Korean tanks nine vehicles and a rail track plus damage to two trucks a powerhouse and a bridge. Mustangs attacked troop positions as plans to expand RAAF branches were announced by Air Minister Thomas W White.
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Australia
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Thomas W. White
Body of Farmer Found at Potwin Farm Home
Albert Noah Smith, 76, was found dead yesterday in the yard of his Potwin farm home with a skull wound. Sheriff and coroner could not state cause immediately. an inquest will be held. Funeral director said indications of shooting but no gun found.
U S supply line faces threat from Korean drives
A U S communique reports increased communist activity around the Tanyang area east of Chonju with main North Korean drives. Deepest penetration is in the west as columns move south from Chonan to Chochiwon and Chongan near the Kum River above Taejon.
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Potwin resident found dead after days lone residence
The partly decomposed body of Smith was found by neighbors in his Potwin home. He lived alone and was last seen alive on Friday. Authorities are investigating the death as a possible long illness or unattended death after neighbors reported the condition.
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