Metals Teaching Conference At Kansas University
About 20 teachers of vocational education are expected to attend a metals technology conference at Kansas University from Monday to Friday June 25. Sponsored by multiple education and metals groups, the program includes 20 hours of lectures and 40 hours of labs on metal properties, alloys, heat treating, and metallurgical techniques with instructors Dr. Herbert A. Smith and Kenneth E. Rose.
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Kansas University
American Society For Metal
Division of Trade and Industrial Education
State Board of Vocational Education
Herbert A. Smith
Kenneth E. Rose
Kenneth FE. Anderson
School of Education
Department of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering
American Society For Metals
The
State Board For Vocational Education and University Extension
Conference details on housing meals and venues
All sessions of the conference will be in Lindley Halls. Attendees will be housed in Carruth-O'Leary, men's dormitory, and meals and other activities will be in the Memorial Union.
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Lindley Halls
Carruth-O’leary
Memorial Union
Ex Captive Bishop Refutes Red China Religious Freedom Claim
Exiled American bishop Frederick Donaghy, after five years in detention, says China offers no religious freedom and cites declining Catholic attendance by about 40 percent since the Communist takeover. He notes Wuchow diocese missions seized for grain storage and public use.
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Red China
Hong Kong
Red
China
Wuchaw
County Sends Inductee In Four Local Men To Induction
Three local men and a transfer from Washington County were sent Friday by the Douglas County Draft Board to Kansas City for induction. They are Willie Y. Sims of 1406 Tenn. St. (voluntary inductee) Oliver L. Kurtz of Eudora James A. Ireland of W410 Strong Ave. and Richard E. Bowen of Washington.
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Washington County
Douglas County
Kansas City
Willie Y. Sims
Tenn. St
Oliver L. Kurtz
Eudora
James A. Ireland
Strong Ave
Richard E. Bowen
Washington
Missionary Agency Buys Building for Second Christian Church
The Kirchoff-Hughes warehouse at 13th and Conn. Sts. was sold to the Kansas Christian Missionary Society to be remodeled as the new home of the Second Christian Church of Lawrence. Rev. Wesley Sims, pastor, says possession will be late next month. The building has a long history with Home Service Laundry, Hall Brothers Truck Lines, and the VFW, then Kirchoff-Hughes, before its 1952 sale to Lawrence.
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Kirchoff-Hughes
13Th and Conn. Sts
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
George Lawrence
the Missionary Society
Topeka
Second Christian Church of
Lawrence
13Th and
N.J
Wesley Sims
Home Service Laundry Co
Hall Brothers Truck Lines
VFW Post
Kirchoff-Hughes Wholesale Grocery
Building Permits Issued for Homes on Local Streets
Building inspector Wallace Hicklin issued permits for three projects including a $1,200 home addition at 1134 Ore Street by Gene Road, a $10,000 home at 1940 Ala Street by Ready Made Buildings, and a $12,000 home at 3832 West 21st Street by Moore Associates.
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Wallace Hicklin
Gene Road
Ore. St
Ala. St
W. 21St St
Moore Associates
Home Improvement Quotes and Property Sales Ledger
A summary list shows a $9.00 home on Barker Ave by 2400 block linked to B. 1D. Taylor, a $1,000 garage at 416 Mich. St. by E. E. Ramsey, a $150 home addition at 1333 Conn. St. for Mrs. Leroy Harris, a $1,000 home addition at 1601 W. 5th St. by L. J. Gilkerson, and a $750 home addition at 1035 Tenn. St. for L. J. Gilkerson.
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Barker Ave
Two Main Attractions in Kansas Summer Concert Schedule
Kansas University outlines a 1955 summer concert slate with Grace Harrington giving a piano recital at Strong Auditorium on June 28 at 8 p.m. Inestia performs Spanish dances at Hoch Auditorium on July 5. Weekly Music Cup concerts run Sundays and through July 31. Two faculty recitals by Roy Johnson and Karel Blaas, with Thomas Gorton, and Martha Heck’s graduate recital are planned. Memorial Carillon recitals by Ronald Barnse occur Sundays at 2:45 p.m. and Wednesdays at 8 p.m. through August 3.
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Kansas University
Grace Harrington
Strong
Sim
Hoch
Inestia
Music Caup
Roy Johnson
Karel Blaas
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Martha Heck
Ronald Barnse
University Carillionneur
170 New Members Sign In K U Alumni Drive
The Lawrence drive for membership in the Kansas University Alumni Association brought in 163 new annual members and seven life members. Paul Smart chaired the two week effort. Mrs George Docking led with 33 annual and one life member for 63 points, followed by Lewis Ranfin with 14 annual and four life for 53 points, and Mrs Roland Dyer with 22 annual and one life for 43 points. Dick Winterwote said the campaign was successful, aiding records and addresses, though full totals arrived only after Commencement two weeks later.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Paul Smart
George Docking
Lewis Ranfin
Roland Dyer
Dick Winterwote
Guilty Plea Entered In Kanorado Grain Case
August Wahl, partner in a Kanorado Kansas grain firm, pleaded guilty yesterday to three counts of grain conversion and conspiracy. The government dropped 27 counts. Wahl and partner August Reents had earlier pleaded not guilty to converting 90,214 bushels of government grain. Reents faces trial in September. Judge Delmas C. Hill deferred Wahl's sentencing until after Reents' trial.
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Wichita
August Wahl
Kanorado, Kas
Wahl
August Reents
Reents
U. S
Delmas C. Hill
Storm Warning Teletype Circuit Discussed in State
In Wichita yesterday officials discussed installing a storm warning teletype circuit in key south central Kansas cities. The system would operate from the Wichita weather bureau and carry storm warnings weather bulletins and information from the State Highway Patrol. Sedgwick County's five radio and
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Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Weather Bureau
State Highway Patrol
Sedgwick County
Five Radio
Two TV Stations Add Service At Regional Meeting
At a regional gathering representatives from Sumner County, Harvey, Kingman, Cowley, and Sedgwick counties discussed expanding television service. the meeting confirmed two stations now offer the service to residents.
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Sumner
Harvey
Kingman
Cowley
Sedgwick
Johnson County man killed crossing street by car
Mission Kasih William Wesle Hamilton aged 87 died last night after being struck by a vehicle while walking across a street in Johnson County. Police identified him and are investigating the incident.
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Mission
Kasih
William Wesle Hamilton
Johnson County
Algeria Terrorists Held Paris t
French authorities reported the arrest of top terrorist leaders in Algeria along with important documents but violence shows no sign of diminishing. A regional campaign against the French tobacco monopoly spreads through Algeria and Morocco, while a shopkeepers strike grows in Morocco.
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Paris
Algeria
Morocco
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Northern Rhodesia
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University Field
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Pendry
Shirley Lyle
A.A
K.U
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Olson Plumbing
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Hildren
Ross Ountry
Charles Senechal
San Lorenzo, Calif
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