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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1952

Page

6

Garden City Catches Tourists On Their Way to Mountains

Garden City Kansas, a gateway to the high mesas, markets itself to tourists bound for the mountains. The town now offers 265 motel/ tourist units and 254 hotel beds, with Colorado-bound travelers contributing over a million dollars annually. Attractions include Finnup Park’s expansive pool, the Arkansas River area, John Nolan’s Lippizan stable, and a strong local tourism push backed by a thriving retail sector and civic centers.

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Music Camp concerts shine in final week program

The Midwestern Music Camp closed its final week with two large audiences in Hoch Auditorium and the KU Outdoor Theater enjoying guest conductor Gerhard Schroth of Chicago and directors Krehbiel Carney Wiley. The orchestra and chorus delivered strong performances including Franck symphony movements, Poulenc Tenebrae Factae Sant, Brahms Requiem excerpts, and a Greig piano concerto solo by Emalon Greer. A Saturday Night by Laniers and other pieces showcased skill from the camp band and baton twirlers Bonnie Beissenherz and Ruthanne Marr. The Art Camp displayed student work while conductor Guy Fraser Harrison slated Oklahoma City Symphony as visiting maestro for next week.

Hoch Auditorium K. U Gerhard Schroth Chicago Clayton Krehbiel Gerald Carney Russell L. Wiley Handel Wayne Barlow Frank Stalzer Mozar Figaro Robert Laniers Poulenc Pichard Churchill God Mary Jarents Colin Wagner Wood Prokofieff Fauchet Coates Bonnie Beissenherz Ruthanne Marr Strong Hall Stude Guy Fraser Harrison Oklahoma Cry Symphony

Roosevelt Name Keeps Its Magic at Democratic Convention

In Chicago delegates rise for Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr as the crowd reacts to a dynamic appearance. He delivers fluent, strong talk with distinctive timing, and the convention mood shifts from fatigue to hopeful enthusiasm as the Roosevelt name draws cheers.

Roosevelt Chicago Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Muda Roose Hoosevelt

Polio cases rise in Kansas with new reports

Kansas health board lists four new polio cases in Sedgwick County and two in Sumner, Douglas, Hamilton, and Hamilton counties. The totals climb as new reports are added, with the spread concentrated in central and eastern regions.

Topekaf Kansas Tevez Board of Health Sedgwick County Mradeo Sumner Douglas Hamlton Ington Thomas

Lindquist Named to Indian Achievement Award Committee

E appointed to board of Indian council. Lindquist chosen to post on Indian Council. Lindquist, 7 Wainena, has been appointed a member of the Indian Achievement Award Committee of the headquarters in Chivages.

Lawrence Ruth Muskrat Bronson Henry Rae Cloud Haskell EF. Lindquist L. Ele Lindquist Wainena Drdita Coyne Hh Chivages

Parson City Names New Justice of the Peace

George Francis 1 ns has been appointed as justice of the peace for Parsons City Township by Gov Ann Bur tam. He succeeds the late P J Ermey in Parsons.

Pekar George Francis Parsons City Township Ann Bure Tam P. J. Ermey Parsons

World science meet Paris opens second International Congress

Two thousand scientists from 40 nations opened the second International Congress of Biochemistry in Paris. The gathering includes 300 from the United States and six from Soviet Russia as researchers share advances in chemistry and biology.

Paris The U. S Soviet Russia

Shaker Collector in Lisbon Builds 1100 Shaker Salt Pepper Set

Mrs. Minnie Beales of Lisbon maintains a global shaker collection numbering about 1,100 pieces. Her diverse holdings span salt and pepper shakers from around the world reflecting a lifelong passion for dining room curios.

Lisbon Minnie Beales World

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