Woodring Plans Water Program for Kansas
Harry H. Woodring outlined a long term water plan to Kansas voters emphasizing flood control and water conservation. He pledged, if elected governor, to create ponds in every pasture and lakes in every county, plus dams at headwaters to raise the water table and attract industry while boosting agriculture. He spoke in Wyandotte County during his bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Kansas City
Kas
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Woodring
Wyan- Lotte County
Statehouse
Topeka
Local Students Receive Honors in Music Art and Theater
The program lists Emily Fowler Oklahoma City outstanding girl in music while Max Gourley Waynoka and Phoebe Mooney Mission earn top ballet and theater honors respectively. Sheila Kaye Johnson Tulsa top girl in art joins Sterling Bradley Independence Mo as top boy in art with honorable mentions across regions and divisions including Elizabeth Fleming Larned and Robert Bumphrey Kent for crossover music recognition.
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Emily Fowler
Oklahoma City
Okla
Max Gourley
Waynoka
Phoebe Mooney
Mission
Mike Pryor
Scammon
Sheila Kaye Johnson
Tulsa
Sterling Bradley
Independence
David Siekman
Nebi
Miss Malicky
Shirley Tarbell
Devils Elbow
Heather Johnson
Kansas City
Nancy Puumala
Cloquet
Minn
Elizabeth Fleming
Larned
Robert Bumphrey
Kent
Ohio
Dying Gary boy dies after Soap Box Derby crash
Gary Indiana scene recalls a 16 year old Valparaiso boy who died from lung cancer after a Derby crash. He had tried to qualify for the national contest in Akron despite weakness and had won a Class A elimination in Valparaiso last July 4. He died at Porter Memorial Hospital in Valparaiso after being treated in Gary.
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Gary
Ind
Doug Hoback
Valparaiso
Akron
Ohio
Dennis Johnson
Doug
Larry Ahlgrim
Dour
Porter Memorial Hospital
Edwards Named Acting Chairman of KU English Department
Dr. A C Edwards, associate professor of English, has been appointed acting chairman of the Department of English at Kansas University, announced by Chancellor Franklin D Murphy. James L Wortham, longtime department chair, takes sabbatical to study encyclopedias, with much research in Europe. Edwards has taught at KU since 1937 and previously led freshman sophomore English. He earned a BA from Southwestern College and MA and PhD from the State University of Iowa.
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A. C. Edwards
Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
James L. Wortham
Europe
Edwards
K.U
Southwestern College
State University of
Towa
License Violation Fine in Police Court
Henry Gauck of 620 Ala Street was fined 50 dollars today in police court for driving without a valid driver's license. The notice also lists upcoming meeting notices.
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Henry Gauck
Ala, St
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas area
Multiple obituaries from Lawrence and nearby communities note the deaths of John Roy Tarpy in Kansas City Missouri and others including Clara I Clubb Hannah C McKenna J A Watts Benjamin H Hawk and Marion C Wagy. Tarpy a Fox Midwest projectionist died of heart issues with services in Kansas City. Drifts include survivors, birthplaces, unions and family, and services planned in Kansas and Oregon.
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John Roy Tarpy
Kansas City
St. Luke's Hospital
Fox-Midwest Theaters, Inc
Lawrence
Topeka
Motion Machine Operators Union
Ethel ‘c. Tarpy
Roxe Tarpy
Mary E. Tarpy
C. G. Hesse
George Beal
Hannah C, McKenna
Hennah Cowan McKenna
Ohio
Metsker
McKenna
Ireland
Ottawa
Manhattan
Grace Episcopal Church
John B. Sweizart
Pear
Orawa
Wesley McCalla
The
Frances McKenna
Malluttan
R. K. Haley
San Mateo
Calif
Rumsey
J. A. Watts
Salina
Smith Funeral Home
Watts
Atter Monroe
Martha Garvin
Elsie Randolph
Bertha Stone
Denver
Colo
Ernest Watts
Marion C. Wagy
Research Hospital
Wagy
Mission
Kas
Adrian
Wagg
Allen C. Deffenbaugh
Kennewick
Wash
John M. Way
Final Freshman Preview Session At Kansas University
The fifth and final Kansas University Preview is under way today and Tuesday with 185 prospective freshmen enrolled. Students registered this morning and attended sessions where university officials explained the enrollment procedure at KU.
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Kansas University
K.U
Agreement Reached for Hall Shaw Televised Debate
Topeka reports a signed agreement for a 9 30 p m Friday Wichita KAKE TV debate on the right to work. Gov Fred Hall and Warren W Shaw will each open with 10 minutes and have a four minute rebuttal. Details were outlined by opponents' advertising agencies.
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Topeka
Wichita
Fred Hall
Warren W. Shaw
Kake TV
Kansas
Hall
Shaw
Gate of Hell shown at Hoch Auditorium Wednesday
An international press and public program features the technicolor film Gate of Hell in Japanese with English subtitles at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Hoch Auditorium closing the summer institute on Asia. The event invites the public and showcases prize winning international cinema.
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Hoch Auditorium
Asia
Japan
Ben Way Burns in Camp Ripley Training Fire
Ben Way, deputy sheriff of Douglas County, sustained burns to both arms chest neck and face in a Camp Ripley Minnesota training fire when field stove gasoline ignited. He joins the Law rence National Guard unit beginning a two week duty with about 9 000 guardsmen arriving for the inspection period.
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Ben Way
Co. JL
Lawrence National Guard
Camip Ripley
Minn
Way
Douglas County
Camp Ripley
35Th Infantry Division
Missouri
Kansas
2 Kansas University Doctors Receive Health Service Awards
A grant of 11500 from the U S Public Health Service is awarded to Dr. Cora Downs professor of bacteriology and Dr Ralph I Canuteson student health service director at the University of Kansas. The grant funds a project on isolation and identification of virus from the upper respiratory tract with special reference to infectious mononucleosis. The study targets infections common among young adults in the student population at KU.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Cora Downs
Ralph I. Canuteson
University of Kansas
Cottage Owners in Squabble Over Lake Drainage in Vermont
In Whitingham Vermont cottage owners along Lake Sadanga and Houghton N. Sayer clash as Sawyer drains the 220 acre lake he has owned for 30 years. He cites tax fatigue and threatens to close gates to drain more unless locals cover the $150 annual tax. Selectman E. J. Roberts calls the move dramatic and says neighbors resist.
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Whitingham
Lake Sadanga
Houghton N. Sayer
Sawyer
E. J. Roberts
Jacksonville
Emery
Roberts
Sewyer
New Dean at KU Described as Sincere and Multi Talented
Emily Taylor, recently named dean at Kansas University, is portrayed as sincere and multitasked. Colleagues praise her blend of focused dedication with broad interests in reading, music, and entertainment, and note her open, student friendly approach both in office and at her apartment.
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Emily
Miami
Taylor
Emily ‘Taylor
Kansas
Births and Dismissals List From Memorial Hospital
A hospital notice lists numerous individuals and addresses connected to births and dismissals. It notes several new babies including girls and boys born to families such as Renate Loth, Vergie Barenberg, Nancy Westergren, Janet Tyler, and Jewel Sulven, with accompanying guardians and locations across Eudora and nearby towns. It also records multiple discharge entries and a few parental announcements from Memorial Hospital.
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James Tuttle
Eudora
Edith McDonald
Gerard
Alex Hattemer
Oskaloosa
Margaret
Hyde
Wichita
Elta Golf
Leslie Stevenson
Sunset
Nancy Westergren
Mass
Renate Lothholy
Vergie Barenberg
Sunnyside
Sally McClure
Lecompton
George Brittian
McLouth
Margaret Moore
N. H. St
Janet Tyler
Forest Ave
Sterling J. Longfellow
Elm St
Clyde Kampschroeder
W. 23Rd St
June Watson
Michigan St
Dollie Hicks
Tenn. St
Chloe Musselman
Tongano
Fulbright Scholar McCormick Invin to Study Mathematics in Germany
John McCormick Invin, a candidate for KU master's, won a Fulbright to study mathematics at Münster University in Germany for the coming year. It marks KU’s 11th Fulbright award this year. Irving of Indianapolis, a Purdue graduate (1953), joined KU last fall and held a math graduate assistantship.
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John McCormick Invin
Kansas University
Muenster University
Germany
Durin
K. UW
Irwin
Indianapolis, Inc
Purdue University
K. U
Cattle Run Hits High At Kansas City Market
Kansas City market reports the year's heaviest cattle run at 19 000 head with buyers citing higher prices drought in some regions and seasonal demand. The previous high was 18 316 head on January 16. In Great Bend burglars stole a 400 pound safe containing 225 dollars from the Drive In Theater last night. the safe valued at 200 dollars.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Omaha
Sioux City
Great Bend
Great Bend Drive-In
Markets At a Glance Mixed And Steady In Kansas City
Market roundup shows mixed stocks with steel gains and oil declines while grains stay firm. Cattle and hogs show steady to strong trends. calves, feeders, and vealers varied with price ranges noted. Trading highlights include cash grain quotes for wheat corn oats soybeans and futures Open High Low Close.
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A. C. Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Cash Grain
Sara
Poultry and Butter Prices and Wall Street Report
Market notes list poultry items with weights and prices including hens, fryers, and roosters, butter grades and prices, and local market figures for wheat corn soybeans barley oats and hogs. A stock market rundown shows mixed gains in steel shares and oils with oils pressured by Suez Canal concerns and notable movers like Boeing and General Dynamics.
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Wall Street
New
Steele
Texas Co
Standard Oil
California
Shamrock Oil
Boeing
General Dynamics
Visitor Relates Rescue Voyage Into New York
A passenger recounts surviving a ship rescue and reaching New York, where immigration officials were accommodating despite lost papers. He notes reporters sought interviews and a radio broadcast followed. He intended to be in Lawrence on July 26 but hurried to arrive after the accident.
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New York
Immigration Office
American Express
Schneider
Lawrence
Public Sale Notice Reveals Household Items and Furniture
A public sale commences at 1 o clock with an assortment of items including a maple 8 piece living room set a walnut desk a china closet and multiple rugs dining room set and chairs study tables lighting and storage pieces plus beds and utility items. Owner C FE Nelson Auds Crins Skitea Clerk Joe Kell says.
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C. FE
Nelson Auds
Crins
Joe Kell
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Gerstenberg
Unication Dome
Master Masons
Enoch E. Wright
W.M
George Er
Secy
C.F. Jodge
Vermont
Ralph
Farmer
N. G
Clara
Clara I
F. M. Rhodes
Medford
Ore
Clubb
Oregon
Merre
Ky. St
Professor Cluby
France
Cairo
Egypt
Rhodes
Clara Clubb
Hubert Jordan
Los Andes
J A, Watts
Benjamin H. Hawk
Benjamin Henry Hawk
Pratt
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charlyne McCluggage
Indiana
Ayres- Calbeck Chapel
Rev
H. Simon
Greenlawn
Hawk
Mc- Cluggage
Orville W. Hawk
Lomita
Rock Island Railroad
P. Everett Sperry
Journal
World Today
Sperry
Goodland
John Cogswell
Shaw-for-Governor
Answi
Latvia
Albert R. Pine
Pacific
Navy
Robert Pine
Hawaii
San Francisco
Commander Pine
Journal-World
San
Memorial Hospital
Virginia Parsons
Ark. St
Frances Hadl
Jesse Haney
Vaughn Pontins
Colorado Springs
Calo
Beulah Fulks
Anna’ Workman
Ida North
R. I. St
Alberta Milan
Norma Chism
Baldwin
Don Ear
Ward Ellett
William Lux
Ton
Ganoxie
Virgil Bates
Prof
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Max Dresden
Emerald Dr
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U.S
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Durantality
Rangle As
Food Tech
Ford
Elec
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Goodyear
Gulf Oi
G& R
Monsan
Mont Ward
Ohio Oil
Peach
Penney, JC
Pa RR
Phill Pet
Proct & G
RCA
Rayomer
Reyn
St Jos
Sears Roeb
Sinclair O
Ny Socony
Stoke van C
UN Pac
Weste el
Woolworth _ Aa
Martford
Investment CO
Moelantt
Complete Insurance Service
George
Noland Insurance Agency
George Noland
Lyman Wiley
Mans
Leon
Sevesa Popula
Menihig
Foumpt
Ilondig Service
Lawrence Miller
Eastath
Kart Kreider
Sk.u
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
Barret
FITCH
North & CO
Stment Bankers
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
F.d.1.c
Funk E
Cooper E
Warren
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