Lytle Renamed To Parole Body
Gov Docking reappoints Harry O. Lytle to a four year term on the State Board of Probation and Parole. The release lists several reappointments and new appointees to state boards including Windscheffel Korn Hill Kalivoda Hageman Stevens Hecker Nash Moore Larkin with terms starting July 1.
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Topeka
Harry O. Lytle
Junction City
State Board of Probation and Parole
George Docking
Docking
Arno Windscheffel
Smith Center
State Water Resources Board
Windscheffel
Clifford R. Korn
Liberal
State Board of Engineering Examiners
L. W. Newcomer
el Dorado
Paul Hill
Lyons
The
Savings and Loan Board
Doris E. Soden
Goodland
Vernon Kalivoda
Belleville
Kansas Veterans Commission
Dale Duncan
Manhattan
E. C. Hageman
Stockton
Board of Abstractors Examiners
George Stevens
Clay Center
L. C. Hecker
Pittsburg State College
Francis J. Nash
Kansas City
Healing Arts Board
Robert H. Moore
Lansing
Charles Larkin
Leavenworth
State Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Nursery School Plans Annual Kiddie Karnival
The Lawrence Community Nursery School hosts the Kiddie Karnival on Saturday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Mott Stables with a shooting gallery, fish pond, hayrack rides, a horse-go-round, and food. Proceeds fund the nursery’s upkeep and recent improvements.
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Lawrence
Mott Stables
Lawrence Community Nursery School
Ala. Sts
Maggie Carttar
Harold Rosson
Elaine Gareis
Maxine Pap
Shirley Dowd
Irene Phoenix
Shirley Clare
Helen Gilles
Hazel Anderson
Pap
Libble Beck
Lois Ormond
Helen Dentler
Rosson
Booths
Ramona Arnold
Emerson as minister of the Ti tarian Church noted
The text identifies Ralph Waldo Emerson as serving as a minister in the Ti tarian Church, highlighting his dual role as poet and clergyman.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Dinner Tickets for Symington Event Attract 450 Attendees
More than 450 people paid 25 to 450 for tickets to a Symington-for-President dinner in Kansas City's Muehlebach Hotel tonight. Sen. Stuart Symington and former President Harry S. Truman will speak. Truman endorsed Symington for the Democratic nomination. Rep. Charles Brown Mo will also speak as campaign manager.
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Kansas City
Muehlebach Hotel
Stuart Symington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Missouri
Charles Brown
Symington
Lawrence Youths Win Camp Prize at Salvation Army Camp
Twelve Lawrence youths returned from the Salvation Army Music Camp in Independence Missouri with the top award a baritone instrument. The local group chosen by Salvation Army and Kiwanis Club aid spent a week at the camp and topped the field in study points and camping spirit. More than 100 students participated. The Lawrence delegation included Dean Goldman Mary Beth Guffy Willie Guffy John Saunders Leslie Gibler Donna Holliday Christine Holliday Jewell Walker Barbara Walker Morrisyn Kelley Jerry Rowland Claudia Rowland.
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Lawrence
Salvation Army
Independence
Kiwanis Club
Lawrencians
Dean Goldman
Mary Beth Guffy
Willie Guffy
Ohn Saunders
Leslie Gibler
Donna Holliday
Christine Holliday
Jewell Walker
Barbara Walker
Morrisyn Kelley
Jerry Rowland
Claudia Rowland
The Big Room in Carlsbad Caverns Largest Underground Chamber
The world's biggest natural chamber is the Big Room in Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico. The perimeter trail runs about 114 miles and the ceiling soars to 285 feet in places.
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Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Strawberry acreage and value in the United States
The United States grows about 180000 acres of strawberries with an annual crop value around 35 million dollars.
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United States
Rare Red Bat Described By KU Pair In Mammalia Article
Kansas University biologists Dr. E Raymond Hall and James W Bee report in Mammalia on capturing three specimens of the Red Fig eating Bat Stenoderma Rufum on St John Island Virgin Islands in 1957. The find, the rediscovery of a species known only from 1816 and fossil fragments, offers hope for survival as native vegetation recovers under National Park protection.
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Kansas University
St. John Island
Virgin Islands
James W. Bee
E. Raymond Hall
KU Museum of Natural History
Bee
Mammalia
Museum D'Histoire Naturelle
Paris
Virgin Islands National Park
KU Museum
National Park Service
Laurance Rockefeller
Hall
Etienne St-Hilaire Geoffroy
Egypt
Joan
American Museum of Natural History
Trainers Holding Regular Meeting
The 10th annual convention of the National Athletic Trainers Association convenes in Kansas City with four days of lectures and demonstrations. Speakers include C I Middleman, Bob Bauman, Joe Doller, William K Smith, Eddie Wojecki, Art Dickinson Sr, Paul Schneider, and Rex L Dively. A barbecue and picnic are planned in Gardner, Kansas.
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Columbia, Mo
Asen Ming
Kansas City
C. I. Middleman
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Bauman
Cardinal
Joe Doller
St. Louis
William K. Smith
University of Pinburphy
Esse A&m
Eddie Wojecki
Rite Iestitute
Art Dickinson Sr
Iowa State Teachers College
Paul Schneider
University of Nebraska
Rex L. Dively
University of Kansas
Deltes
Ates
Cramer Chemical
Gardner
Kan
Czech Army in Red Vienna Described as People's Army
A Polish newspaper in Vienna reported 74 percent of Czechoslovakia's army officers belonged to the Communist party. The paper called the Czech army a real people's army.
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Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
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