KU Alumni Class of 1914 Growth Talk At Reunion
Kansas University officials described the campus as in an adolescent growth phase with alumni support key to expansion. Keith Lawton noted only 50 percent of KU’s budget comes from taxpayers and praised private gifts for land purchases and the Endowment Association. The event included remarks by Henry Maloy and George Marsh, who will receive his degree tonight amid Commencement ceremonies.
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Kansas University
Keith Lawton
The
Kansas Union
Lawton
Henry Maloy
Hotel Adams
Lawrence
George P. Marsh
St. Louis
AAA Automobile Club of Missouri
Marsh
Memorial Stadium
Walter Thiele
Kansas Supreme Court
KU Alumni Association
W. Clarke Wescoe
Private gifts push KU toward excellence says endowment head
Maurice Breidenthal of Kansas City, president of the KU Endowment Association, told the Gold Medal Club that private giving funds about 35 KU buildings and future expansion. He cited wills and life income gifts, noted Watkins land purchases, and highlighted the Medical Center's growth. New officers were elected and 95 attendees marked the luncheon.
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Maurice Breidenthal
Kansas City
Kansas University Endowment Association
KU Gold Medal Club
Kansas Union
Endowment Association
Breidenthal
Watkins
Kansas University
Kansas University Medical Center
Edward L. Griffen
Lawrence
Ralph Scamnell
Albert P. Learned
Christine Wenrich
Patti Sankee
Walter Thiele
Topeka
Claudia Pendleton Johnson
Frances McCreath Taylor
New
1939 Class Gives Silver and China at Reunion Dinner
One hundred place settings of silver and china for official dinners were donated to Kansas University by the Class of 1939. Walter Sutton presented the gift to Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe. The gift, funded by 170 classmates totaling 2500, capped a two day 25th reunion program at the Kansas Union.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Walter Sutton
Shawnee
Real Estate Transfers Noted Between Residents
Lavern Wayland transfers one dollar to Howard A. Rothwell and wife. Isadora Rev receives 1.10 for Memorial Park Cemetery. Minnie Mills Neal gains 190 from Acacia C. William M. Stanko 1 to TT. Py Russell and wife. Clarence W. Stone and wife transfer 1 to Kermit K. Claggett and wife. Lane Place Rev 1.20.
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Lavern Wayland
Howard A. Rothwell
Isadora
Memorial Park Cemeery
Minnie Mills Neal
William M. Stanko
TT. Py Russell
Brookdale
Clarence W. Stone
Kermit K. Claggett
Lane PL
Property transfers and revisions listed in local notices
A garbled list shows multiple property transfers and revocation or revision notices. Individuals such as Kermit K. Claggett, Oscar Schwarz, Orvel Beer, FW Simpson, Vernon C. Scott, Fred Behymer, and others are connected to parcels like Schwarz Acres No. 2, Belmont Add, Crescent Oiline, and Coun try Club N. Rev. amounts range from 1 to 4.95.
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Kermit K. Claggett
Robin T. M. Fraser
Wf. J
Lane Pl
WW. R. Holding
Paul R. Scheffel
Belle Haven S
Oscar Schwarz
Charles W. i Medges
Alvin D. Haverty
Schwarz Acres
Orvel Beer
Sehwarz Acres
FW. Simpson
Max D. Shellhans
W. Law
Vernon C. Scott
Fred Behymer
Belmont
Crescent Oiline
O. Tiagene
Durham
Country Club
Fred T. Behymer
Fred T. Miller
Seoul Students Seized After March on Presidential
Police arrested more than 30 college students after they attempted a march on the presidential residence in Seoul. The protest drew a crowd and raised tensions as authorities moved to disperse the demonstrators.
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Seoul
South Korea
Palace press demand for release of arrested students
Palace today pressed a demand that arrested students be released. At least 10 students are under arrest in connection with anti government student demonstrations last month.
Moro Group Near Crisis
Rome AP reports Premier Aldo Moro faces a coalition crisis as economic difficulties press the government toward collapse. The situation endangers the ruling alliance and could trigger a fall from power and a possible early election.
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Rome
Aldo Moro
Coalition Rifts as Democrats Balk on Socialist Reform Promise
Inflation climbs and foreign exchange resources shrink as Moro's Christian Democrats oppose reforms dangled by the Socialists to win their coalition backing.
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Moro
Christian Democrats
Telephones in Selby limit teen calls to six minutes
Douglas Owen, traffic superintendent at the Yorkshire headquarters, says teen calls at Selby public booths will be cut to six minutes. Operators will interrupt and terminate calls suspected of monopolizing a booth after six minutes.
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Selby
Douglas Owen
Yorkshire
Stock Car Crashes Into Crowd Injuring Nineteen in South England
A stock car spun off the track after being sideswiped and smashed through two wire fences and hay bales, plowing into a crowd in South England. Nineteen people were injured. one seriously, eight hospitalized, the rest treated and released. The driver was not injured.
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South
England
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John B. Gage
Beulah Murphy White
Bonner Springs
N. T. Veatch
Kate Riggs
Gold Medal Club
China
Art Wolf
Carl Knox
Clyde L. Smith
Prairie Village
Ken Postlethwaite
Nevada
Glenn’s Sodding Service
Eudora
Kans
Mel Fisher
R. L. Baker
W. G. Long
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
Calla
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
U.S. Choice
Pillsbury
van Camp
Dillon
U.S
Chuck Roast
Doeskin
Okie
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