Two Men to Be Present For Koshare Awards
Kansas University Chancellor Franklin Murphy and exGovernor Hagaman will attend Tuesday night at the 4 H Fairgrounds to receive Koshare Indians awards for youth work. Murphy is a National Council member for Boy Scouts of America. Hagaman is Abdallah Temple Shrine potentate. The Koshare troupe, Boy Scouts from La Junta Colorado, will perform at 8 p.m. with 1000 grandstand seats and 1500 Indian style seats, proceeds benefiting charity.
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Kansas University
Franklin Murphy
Kansas
Frank Hagaman
Lathrop B. Read Jr
Shrine Club
Abdallah Temple
Murphy
National Council For the Boy Scouts of America
Hagaman
Shrine
Yens
Lawwrence
Mason City
Iowa
J. F
Buck) Burshears
Kushares
Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Read
Weather All Regions See Varied Rain And Thunderstorms
Rain fell in the Midcontinent and parts of the Southeast and Far West while much of the nation enjoyed pleasant weather. Thunderstorms and showers persisted overnight from Minnesota to northern Texas and Oklahoma with severe storms in the Oklahoma Texas panhandle. A tornado struck Wellington Texas and four twisters moved near Fowler Kansas yesterday afternoon. No injuries. Heavy rain reported in Enid Oklahoma and Wichita Falls Texas. Wet areas also in western Washington and Oregon and along southeastern coastal states. Clear skies dominated the Great Lakes Ohio Valley North Atlantic states Southern Rockies and South Pacific coast.
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Minnesota
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma
Texas
Oklahoma- Texas
Panhandle
Wellington
Tex
Fowler
Kansas
Enid
Okla
Wichita Falls
Washington
Oregon
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Southern Rockies
South Pacific
New Leahy Assignments From Fish and Game Group
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission kept director Dave Leahy on the job beyond July 1 by extending his tenure as acting director. He will draft plans for public and caretaker facilities at the Marais des Cygnes Wildlife Refuge and prepare regulations for the public shooting lodge law and bow and arrow fishing for rough fish as authorized by the 1955 legislature.
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Pratt
Kas
Dave Leahy
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Leahy
Commission
Marins de Cygnes Wildlife Refuge
Six Injured as Bus Wreck Near Lees Summit
Six persons were injured when a Missouri Pacific bus skidded on wet pavement near Lees Summit and overturned several times. The driver, 26-year-old Thomas Davis of Lenexa Kansas, suffered severe lacerations and back injuries. Victims were taken to a Kansas City hospital for treatment.
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Lees Summit
Missouri Pacific
Here
Thomas Davis
Lenexa
Kas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Davis
Hospine
Notice of cafe ownership change at Golden Arrow Cafe
The operator announces they are no longer connected with the Golden Arrow Cafe after leasing the building and contents to Samuel B. Hines. They thank friends and customers for past patronage. Robert B. Alexander signed the notice.
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Golden Arrow Cafe
Samuel B. Hines
Robert B. Alexander
Girls State Experience Reveals Civic Training And Racket
Ruth E. Love describes Kansas Girls State at Lawrence and Kansas University where 300 plus girls and 40 counselors live, learn city county and state government, endure long days, and endure a loud campus life as they take real exams and elections while sightseeing.
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Union
Strong Hall
Girls State day in review shows energy and promise
The article details a typical Girls State schedule with early dorm waking, meals at the Union, campus marches to Strong, and lengthy city meetings. It notes rush hour preparations, quiet hour, and taps, plus the emotional moments of election day and posturing in formal receptions. It ends by praising the participants as attractive, talented students and affirming faith in America's future.
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Douglas
Memorial Union Ballroom
Barbara Jo Blackwell
Wellsville
Charlene Rose Kunard
Richland
Judy Ann Aiken
Sunflower
Janice Elaine Collins
Overbrook
Jonnie Ruth Dunbar
Oskaloosa
Carol Rene Feese
DeSoto
Noreen Ellen Dick
Perry
Joanne Maxine Schwartz
Baldwin
Journal-World Photo
Girls State
Kansas
Lawrence
Corbin
North College Halls
Memorial Union
Topeka
Union
Strong
America
Tree toppled twice by wind near Sparta home
A wind storm uprooted a tree in front of Tom Tate’s Sparta home, then shifted direction and righted it. Three days later high winds toppled the tree the second and final time.
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Sparta, Tll
Tom Tate
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Ruth E. Love
American Legion Auxiliary
Prairie Acres
Ohio
L. Lake Smith Co
M. R. Gill Agency
Mike Murphree
Max Stalcup
Wrewce
Elizabeth Kesler
Beacon Appliance
Jack Harris
Beacon Appliance Co
Robert Docking
Kesler
21St & Ousdahl Rd
Pendry
Shirley Lyle
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