Dean Anderson Receives Science Education Award
Dean Anderson of the Kansas University Education School is named the 21st recipient of the Science Education Recognition Award by Science Education magazine. His cover appearance and praised status as a leading educator are noted along with his role as chair of the Council for Research in Education. Charles Massey criticizes Foundation polio care funding after a Boston Globe article, citing a $2 million hospital debt and a March of Dimes target of $65 million with only about $30 million raised.
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Kansas University Education School
Kenneth E. Anderson
Science Education
Science Education Magazine
Dean Anderson
America
Council For Research In Education
Charles Massey
Massey
Boston
Mass
Globe
Polio Foundation Chief Says National Body Is Virtually Broke
In New York the head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said the organization is virtually broke. He described the fund as severely depleted while outlining efforts to sustain anti polio campaigns.
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Polio Foundation
New York
National Foundation
Senate Approves Adjournment for Conventions Saturday
The Senate voted 63 to 26 to adjourn Congress Saturday for the political conventions and return to work August 8. The action follows a proposal by Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas and moves to the House for consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Notable Lawrence Attorney Clarence C Stewart Dies
Funeral services set for Clarence C. Stewart 76 a Lawrence attorney and Kansas University booster who died Tuesday. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Also listed are the deaths of Louis W Stewart 70 formerly of Wathena and William A Stacey 97 with service details and survivors.
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Clarence C. Stewart
Lawrence
Kansas University
Rumsey Funeral Home
Albert F. Bramble
Oak Hill Cemetery
Graveside services for Mrs Anna Underwood Anderson
Mrs Anna Underwood Anderson of Hemstead Long Island N Y died June 15 at 93 Graveside services will be held Friday at Oak Hill Cemetery in Tram for the widow of John H Anderson Born in Meriden Conn she lived much of her life in Lawrence Parents were Louis and Mrs Underwood She was predeceased by her husband John H Anderson
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Louis W. Stewart
Lawrence
Barker Ave
Wathena
Kansas University
Stewart
Army
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Army Quartermaster Depot
Kansas City
Tram
Oak Hill Cemetery
Anna Underwood Anderson
Hemstead
Long Island
N. Y
Meriden
Conn
Louis Underwood
John H. Anderson
New Lawrence Group Boosts Douglas County 4-H Fair
The Lawrence Business Association backs Douglas County 4-H and FFA Fair with a one year fundraiser to cover judge and clerk costs. Mike Murphree will donate a saddle horse as prize funded by ticket sales distributed by Billy Hundley. The plan aims to raise about 500 dollars and notes a future sense of combining fairs.
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Douglas County
Lawrence Business Association
Don Palmateer
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Bromersick ‘Fund
Mike Murphree
Billy Hundley
American Legion
Clark Morton
LBA
Truman foes clash over convention ties in speech
Johnson and Kennedy allies dodge a Kennedy Symington pact while Truman vents at party leadership. Truman's stance remains aligned with Symington as pressure grows over the Democratic National Committee's control and potential split signals. Paul Butler denies knowledge of schemes.
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Truman
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Symington
Stu
Sneegas Elected President of Lawrence Masonic Temple Co
Walter Sneegas won the Lawrence Masonic Temple Building Co president post at a Wednesday stockholders meeting. He replaces Ernest Pontius. Newly elected officers include Ralph Altic as vice president Chester M Lessenden as secretary and George Mole as treasurer.
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Walter Sneegas
Lawrence Masonic Temple Building Co
Temple
Sneegas
Ernest Pontius
Ralph Altic
Chester M. Lessenden
George Mole
Safety Emphasis To Guide Long Holiday Weekend In Kansas
Law agencies warn the Memorial Day to July 4 period will bring heavy traffic and higher firework and drowning risks. Sheriff Chappell cites careless handling and illegal sales as concerns while Kansas Turnpike plans extended patrols and radar checks. Police urge cooperation and observe safety rules to reduce injuries during the five day span.
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Dale Chappell
Kansas Highway Patrol
Chappell
Douglas County
Turnpike
Lawrence
Jaycees
Baldwin
Maud Ellsworth Art Scholarship Fund Is Set Up
Establishment of the Maud Ellsworth Scholarship Fund in Art Education honors Prof. Ellsworth on her retirement from Kansas University. Dean Kenneth E. Anderson announced the fund created by former students and associates to provide an annual scholarship for art education majors. Ellsworth taught 29 years at KU and 50 years total, with radio lessons for rural children and leadership in state art education groups.
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Maud Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Kansas University
Kenneth E. Anderson
Miss Ellsworth
Kansas
Midwest
Dean Anderson
KFKU
Lawrence
Kansas Teachers Association
Kansas Art Teachers Association
Western Arts Association
Kansas University Endowment Association
Marjorie Whitney
Evelyn DeGraw
Marguerite Kerfoot
Flashlights Power Surgery After Power Failure at Forbes Air Base
In Topeka on Wednesday at Forbes Air Force Base an operation on 17 month old Maurice Thomas, son of Alc and Mrs Eugene Thomas, was completed by flashlight after baseline power failed. Surgeons Capt Frank A O Blyle and Capt Noel H Klepple used five flashlights until the power returned and reported the child in satisfactory condition.
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Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Maurice Thomas
Alc
Eugene Thomas
Frank A. O'Blyle
Noel H. Klepple
Local Horse Show To Offer Cash Prizes And Trophies
Murphree family members Jan and Pam with friends Rhonda Riling and Kyle Smith will ride in today’s show at the fairgrounds. Over $2,500 in cash prizes and 24 trophies plus five ribbons per class and six in stake classes mark the event. Legion members and show staff including Ed Carleton and John Brand helped prepare as Carl Jenkins from Atlanta and A D White of Ottawa return as judge and ringmaster respectively. Jack King of Lincoln anchors the announcing with Jimmie Richardson of Shelbyville as organist.
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Murphree
Jan
Pam
Rhonda Riling
Kyle Smith
Legion
John Brand
Ed Carleton
Ed Lang
Jerry Baker
Ernie Klooz
Carl Jenkins
Atlanta
A. D. White
Ottawa
Jack King
Lincoln
Neb
Jimmie Richardson
Shelbyville, Tenn
Sportsmen Move Site Of Friday's Meeting
The Douglas County Sportsman’s Club will meet at 8 p m Friday in Pleasant Valley School three miles south and one half mile west of the Holiday Inn. The site change comes due to the horse show at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Installation of new officers will be the main order of business, said president Oliver Beaman.
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Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Pleasant Valley School
Holiday Inn
Oliver Beaman
Republicans Plan For Primary Race
The Douglas County Young Republicans met to map the primary campaign. Four July coffee events will introduce GOP candidates. July 6 Blue Mill Cafe hosts sheriff candidates, July 13 Gemmell's Cafe county commissioners, July 20 De Luxe Cafe courthouse candidates, and July 27 state and national candidates. Wes Norwood chairs, with Gene Riling and Ann Reed as vice chairs, Charlotte Malott as secretary treasurer. Riling runs the coffees. The first Young Republican Club open meeting is planned for July 11 with site to be announced.
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Douglas County
Young Republicans Central Committee
Blue Mill
Gemmell’s
de Luxe
Wes Norwood
Young Republicans
Gene Riling
Ann Reed
Charlotte Malott
Riling
Young Republican Club
Memorial Hospital Births Listed for Local Residents
A list from Memorial Hospital records births including Mary Logan Lecompton Mildred Sharp 1108 Vt Lula Gammill Eudora H D Hart 1722 La Hildred Pendleton 601 Miss Judy Elliot 1311 W 6th Donald Dear Devers 233 Perry Verner Newman II 1708 Ohio Agnes Wehige Topeka Lora Park 112 Century Elnora Lowery 1125 NY Marjorie Lawrence 1604 NH Ellen Harbaugh Tonganoxie Frank Cassity 1140 La Carol Smell 1734 W 20th Virginia Lawrence 2001 La Louise Yates Osawatomie Donna Jennings 1317 E 15th Mary Sherman 444 Ohio Wren Chandlee 830 Elm Robert Embers 445 North St Roger Simpson 733 Me baby girl Mullally 731 W 25th Gladys Babbitt Route 5 Margaret Werst Route 1 LeRoy Herschell Richland Betty Bennett and baby Eudora August Wehige Topeka a daughter Wednesday Harvey Newman 2416 W 9th a daughter today William Park 112 Century Dr a daughter today Robert Lawrence 1604 NH a daughter today
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Mary Logan
Lecompton
Mildred Sharp
Lula Gammill
Eudora
H. D. Hart
Hildred Pendleton
Miss
Judy Elliott
W. 6Th
Donald Dear Devers
Perry
Verner Newman II
Ohio
Agnes Wehige
Topeka
Lora Park
Century
Elnora Lowery
N.Y
Marjorie Lawrence
N. H
Ellen Harbaugh
Frank Cassity
Carol Smell
Virginia Lawrence
Louise Yates
Osawatomie
Donna Jennings
E. 15Th
Mary Sherman
Wren Chandlee
Elm
Robert Embers
North St
Roger Simpson
Mullally
W. 25Th
Gladys Babbitt
Margaret Werst
LeRoy Herschell
Richland
Betty Bennett
Cuban sugar policy debate aims to curb subsidies
The administration backed bill to empower the President to cut the Cuban sugar quota faces House action. Cuba denounces subsidies as enslaving, with funds redirected to pay Americans whose property was seized. Longer term, authorities anticipate potential OAS moves to constrain Castro.
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U.S
Castro
Cuba
House
Organization of American States
Boeing Workers Halt Production for Strike Vote
Boeing production lines shut down as about 35,000 workers prepare mass meetings in Washington Kansas California and Florida. The stoppage aims to authorize a strike or consider the June 18 offer.
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Seattle
Boeing Airplane Co
Washington
Kansas
California
Florida
Market snapshot: mixed equities and grains rise
AP reports mixed stock trading with bonds down slightly. Cotton and hogs rise while cattle hold steady. Kansas City cattle and hog prices edge higher amid steady to higher lambs and grain bids. Wheat futures show narrower moves with July at 1.84 and May near 1.93.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
EK. C. Cash Grain
Wall Street mixed as trading slows with modest gains and losses
The Day in Wall Street report notes a quiet session with about 3 million shares traded, minor moves across key stocks, and several firms advancing or retreating. Texaco slipped on Cuban refinery news, Motorola rose, and Chrysler fell after a leadership departure.
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Wall Street
New York
Underwood
General Instrument
Motorola
Texaco
Vacation Pak Service Ad Encourages Journal-World Readers
Sandy Koufax blanked Pittsburgh with one hit for his first win after four losses. The note urges readers to use the Vacation Pak service or notify their carrier as part of vacation planning.
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Journal-World
Adv
Sandy Koufax
Pittsburgh
Dodger
Cuban Policy Not Changed By University
KU foreign student adviser Clark Coan says Cuba policy will not alter Kansas University's exchange program. He notes continued student exchanges despite tensions, with a few Cuban students at KU and possible future imports from Cuba dependent on Castro government actions.
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Kansas _ University
Cuba
Fidel Castro
America Enterprises
Clark Coan
U. S
Poland
Coan
Louis Mayor
Mayor
Jules Dubois
Chicago Tribune
William Allen White
Latin America
Injured Eudora Woman In One Car Crash
Mrs Renate Lotholz 28 of Eudora was listed in good condition today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Tuesday evening single vehicle crash three blocks east of Main Street on Seventh. Her car left the road and struck two trees, causing $600 in damage to the car and $300 to the trees. Deputy John Miller said she suffered facial injuries and will stay in hospital for several days of observation.
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Renate Lotholz
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lotholz
Main Street
John Miller
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Lillian Penfold Family
The Penfold family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers cards food and kindnesses after the death of Mrs. Lillian W. Penfold. Family members Landis Penfold Francis Penfold Owen Ward Rex Roberts Claude Penfold extend thanks.
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Lillian W. Penfold
Landis E. Penfold
Francis C. Penfold
Owen F. Ward
Rex Roberts
Claude H. Penfold
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Gene Fullmer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fullmer
C. C. Stewart
William A. Stacey
N. H. St
Norris Rest Home
London
Lugland
Stacey
Masonic Lodge of
Burlington
William A. Stacey Jr
Elizabeth Steinbruck
Talmadge
Albert Stacey
Idana
Kan
Lolah L. Dunbar
Ohio St
Sioky Rest Home
Eskridge
Mabel Forrester
Mayme Hitzing
Boone, Colo
Walter Dunbar
Mo. St
Francis Dunbar
Oskaloosa
Hazel Beck
Iola
Clarence Wilson
Pueblo
Colo
Charles Wilson
Las Animas
Ernest Wilson
Neodesha
Johnson
Mason Post
Boy
Bata
Waarnen
Euneau Dep. of Commerce
Ohio Valley
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Middle Atlantic States
Lakes Region
North Atlantic States
August Wehige
Harvey Newman
W. 9Th
William Park
Robert Lawrence
N.H
Boeing
Jack McKinney
Landreth Isbange
Massachusetts
K. C. Livestock
Lawrance Memorial Co
East 13Th
Rumse Funeral Home
Indians St
Ethan
North American van Lines
A. Smith Storage Co
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