Scholarships renewals for KU women living halls announced
Miss Margaret Habsin announces renewals of university scholarships for women in Watkins and Miller halls at the University of Kansas. Forty three residents will be housed in each hall with cooperative living covering meals and housework. Freshman scholarships will be announced later and are not cash but board cost subsidies. The budget supports maintenance, and past scholars must maintain above average standings. The list of names includes many students from various Kansas towns and Jane Peters, Myra Hoover, Donna Hatman, and Mary Frances Carbon among others.
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University of Kansas
Margaret Habsin
Wnmen
Watkins
Miller Halla
Mount Orsead
Mlizabeth Atkins
Lawrence
Niet
Jean
Anon Eider
Boeator
Kanens
Chaaune Mann
Junction
Jape Petersen
Sage
Odanet Rumerer Worhita Tess
Bevery Plicher
Crawkle
Lo Steewis
Cardia Mars Tangy Webster
Donna
Ant Jace Hide Topewe
Tia
Memen
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Stariion
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el Dorada
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Startes
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Larned
Mary Anne
Billie Moore
Rosemare Tandee
Kannee City
Joann Nian Riehiend
Fay
Dorothea Fuller
It Fariite
Mamma
Loyalty program investigation promised by Rees
Chairman Rees of the House civil service committee announced a broadscale investigation into federal loyalty boards and their functioning since creation last year. He said hearings would begin during the special session, with about 2,900,000 federal workers involved and concerns that millions spent on the program are wasted.
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Agreed Plan With Britain and France on Germany Crisis
Washington reports Secretary Marshall said the United States has agreed with Britain and France on next moves regarding the Soviet blockade of Berlin. He denied printed details, affirmed Western plans to establish a separate government in western Germany, and agreed with Gen. Clay that the three powers proceed with their program.
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Marshall
United States
Bertin Marshall
Germany
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Russia
Lucius D. Clay
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France
Named to KU Staff Instructors Join University of Kansas School
Norman Fuller of Manhattan became an instructor and Pon Plantz of Independence an assistant instructor in the school of business at the University of Kansas. Fuller earned a BS last February and will pursue an MBA at UC this summer while teaching accounting and economics. Plantz, KU graduate last month, is Beta Gamma Sigma member and will study for a master's degree while teaching.
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Manhattan
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Pon Plantz
Independence
School of Business
University of Kansas
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University of California
Plartz
Beta Gamma Sigma
Big Springs Church to Host 92nd Anniversary Homecoming
Evangelical United Brothren church at Big Springs will observe its 92nd anniversary and second annual homecoming next Sunday. Rev. Arthur Ward says 40 to 200 people attended last year. program includes a morning sermon by Dr. H. H. Thomas and a basket dinner at noon. Afternoon features letters from former pastors and members and an address by Rev. A. O. Belloge of Topeka.
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Big Springs
Arthur Ward
H. H. Thomas
A. O. Belloge
Topeka
Ward
Farm Safety: Fatal Tractor Accidents Prompt Urgent Warnings
Health officials report rising tractor incidents with 27 fatal cases linked to unsafe use of power take off gear and rollover risks. Experts urge operators to follow manufacturer guidance, avoid riding on implements, and use rollover protection devices to reduce fatalities.
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Repair Roof of KUCH Project at University of Kansas Auditorium
A repair roof task at the KUCH project in the University of Kansas auditorium was planned with a budget of 150. The text is garbled but indicates structural work and copper-related details.
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University of Kansas Auditorium
Meyer Charges Truman Speech Was Political
Rep ortaire Meyer claims American taxpayers funded a partisan speech by President Truman. He cites a quarter million dollars spent to provide a presidential address in the guise of a message to Congress. The speech allegedly rehashes Democratic conventions and aims to spur Congressional action on controversial topics. Washington notes July 28 that the labor department allocated 737378 in Kansas for the 1948 49 school lunch program with Congress having appropriated 75 million for nationwide distribution.
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Carpenter and WWII veteran Dies in Wichita VA Hospital
Dwain Hanes, a 25 year old carpenter and air corps veteran of World War II, died today in the Wichita Veterans Administration Hospital in Kansas. The m e d i c a l staff reported his passing while he was under care at the facility. He was born and raised locally and had served in the armed forces during the war.
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End Gaiier Dwain Hanes
Dodge Ity Carpenter
Air Corps
Wichita Veterans Administration
Hutchinson Airport Plan Governed by Navy Transfer
Government moves to retain control of Hutchinson airport documents and space in an emergency. The Navy has operated airport facilities since World War II and will maintain a formal post in the city office while renewing wartime documents.
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Jasemare
Renewabe
Navy
Brother of "Pretty Boy" Floyd to Sheriff Post
The article notes the brother of outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd seeks a county sheriff position. It mentions past ties to the Floyd name and references election activities and an incumbent in a brief, period-voice report.
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Sheriff's
Feoous Floyd
Oesterday
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Devereux to retire as brigadier general after island defense
Devereux will retire from the Marines after years of service with a one star rank. He directed the defense of Wake Island and earned the Navy Cross for holding the tiny island post from December 1, 1941, through his service.
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Wake
Wake Island
Ouppost
Marine Corps
Blast Burns Fatal In Hays On July 25
Burns suffered Saturday when a gasoline case line fuel used in an iron exploded. Arlene Williams of Nicodemus Kansas was badly burned. A younger sister also burned is reported in satisfactory condition at a hospital here.
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Arlene Wiliams
Nicodemus
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