Twenty Five Principal Characters Donate to KU Endowment
A KU feature recounts 25 distinguished professors and administrators who have given more than 1 million dollars to the university. Gifts fund scholarships loans fellowships libraries homes farms and real estate, reflecting lifelong commitment to KU atop Mount Oread.
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Rose Morgan
Logan Clendening
A. G. Mitchell
Raymond C. Moore
Elise Neuen Schwander
C. J. Posey
Elizabeth Sprague
George Hood
John Ise
F. B. Davis
George C. Foster
Emil Telfel
Endowment Association
Greater University Fund
Ads as a phase in newspaper business and censorship by taxation
The piece argues that advertising sustains papers and serves as information for readers. It warns that taxing advertising or denying tax exemptions for ads about government policy threatens press freedom and could curb public discourse and economic activity.
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Gallup
Internal Revenue Service
Carol Burnett’s rising star at the Blue Angel theater
Columnist predicts Carol Burnett will dominate New York stages after her strong run in Once Upon a Mattress. He recalls early support from Time Newsweek and even John Foster Dulles laughter, urging future Time Life Fortune cover fame and a straight singing and acting path.
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Carol Burnett
New York
United Features Syndicate, Inc
The
Blue Angel
Time
Newsweek
Miss Burnett
Don Saroyan
John Foster Dulles
Yul Brynner
Eartha Kitt
Harry Belafonte
Andy Griffith
Eddie Mayehoff
Mike and
Elaine
Flossie Desmond
Dorothy Louden
Tanganyika
Life and Fortune
Anthony Farrell
Farrell
Broadway
Carol Channing
Yvonne Adair
Adirondack Lodge
Dentistry drilling myths and temporary fillings debated
Dear Dr. Mother explains no permanent filling exists without removing decay material. A theory suggests medicated temporary fillings could form dentine before final drilling, but experts find no current proof. The column cautions against overhyping new ideas and notes hemorrhoid treatment offer.
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J.R
KU Project Gets Grant For Thermoluminescent Dating Of Limestone
The Atomic Energy Commission renews a $26 306 grant to Kansas University for a third year of research in ther moluminescence dating of limestone. Dr Edward J Zeller directs the geology project explaining how light from limestone crystals reveals radiation damage to estimate age.
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Kansas University
Atomic Energy Commission
Edward J. Zeller
Fonda to Leave Non-TV Ranks for The Deputy
Henry Fonda announces he will join NBCs fall program The Deputy, choosing a limited on screen role to keep his stage and theater work intact. He explains the arrangement limits his full appearances to six of thirty nine episodes with Allen Case as his chief deputy.
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Fonda
Henry Fonda
Allen Case
Old Home Town Rats and Local Notables
Sanitarian Bob Weir fights rat activity at the city dump, collecting about 20 daily. Women from the First Christian church appoint new officers including Mrs. Riley Burcham and others. In 25 years past 1934, Fraser tower at KU hosted observation work for the US Coast and Geodetic Survey while Shawnee district court addressed motor vehicle licenses. 40 years ago 1918, KU official W L Burdick urged federal statute revisions. KU slogan See KU first circulated at Commencement. Brynwood art collection opened to public. Marathon walker Kirby McRill plans 24-hour Kansas City run via railroad tracks.
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Bob Weir
City Health Department
Old City
Riley Burcham
William J. B. Turner
W. R. Alburty
Edward Brass
O. D. Mabe
C. H. Thurnau
Women‘s Council
The
First Christian Church
US Coast and Geodetic Survey
Fraser Tower
Shawnee District Court
F. C. Allen
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
W. L. Burdick
House of Representatives
A. C. Terrill
Brynwood
Kirby McRill
Lawrence
Kansas City
Today&apos.s Bible Message Refuge and Strength in Trouble
The message cites Psalm 46:1 God is our refuge and strength and a present help in trouble. A prayer thanks God for protective care and provision for every need and asks to make Him known to people everywhere through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Lyons Den Autobiography News Sparks McCalls Editors
The column surveys Broadway chatter about Anthony Farrell avoiding active participation this season and discusses Errol Flynn’s autobiography rejection by McCall's for being too intimate. It notes Harold Arlen Johnny Mercer’s European tour with profit guarantees and other industry anecdotes.
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Errol Flynn
McCall's
Harold Arlen
Johnny Mercer
Hague
Europe
Milton Russell
Dept. of Justice
McCall’s Magazine
La Belle France Again Through Hal Boyle’s Eyes in Paris
Hal Boyle notes France’s postwar revival under De Gaulle with rising living standards, new apartments, and revived industry. Germans are now popular visitors, Americans second, due to closer ties and Adenauer’s appeal. A tourist gets about 17 percent more value after franc devaluation, while meals cost more in Paris than U S cities but nightlife remains comparatively cheap.
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Hal Boyle
Paris
la Belle
France
America
U.S
Britain
West Germany
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
U. S
Cecil Lyon
Lyon
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Washington
New York
Manhattan
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