Patriot-Traitor Sentenced to Die
Josef Schmetz, a Belgian citizen who fought for Nazi Germany, has been sentenced to death by Belgium’s highest military court. He contends he was German during the occupation and unaware of the 1947 conviction. his appeal was denied for timelimit issues. He may seek a royal pardon from King Baudouin.
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Bonn
Europe
Josef Schmetz
Brussels
Adolf Hitler
Schmetz
Eupen-Malmedy
Belgium
Germany
Hitler
pen-Malmedy
Hildesheim
Nazi Germany
Baudouin
Investing in Securities Course Opens March 11 at Local High School
Lawrence Adult Education and Kansas University Extension offer the five session course Investments in Securities at Lawrence High School Little Theater beginning March 11 at 7 30 p m Enroll for full or single sessions. Instructors include George Hedrick Barret Fitch and Leland J Pritchard with Gerald Mingus participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Adult Education
Kansas University Extension
LHS
Lawrence
George Hedrick
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc
Carl Mingus
Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Leland J. Pritchard
Kansas University
Sunday Visitors At Villa Eden Home
Several families from Lawrence Tonganoxie Edwardsville and Kansas City visited the Mrs W E Pettengill home and nearby households over the weekend. Attendees included Bud Pettengill Ben Leavitt Cathy George Mills the Tornedons and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Pettengill
Bud Pettengill
Lawrence
Ben Leavitt
Cathy
George Mills
Tonganoxie
Don Strickland
Darcus
Edwardsville
Melvin Davidson
Frank Lesh
Fae Torneden
William F. Torneden
Frank Pettengill
Rodney
Gregory
Leticia
Troy Tornedon
Frank Henak
Joyce
Frieda Reetz
Lena Altenbernd
Alfred Seele
Harold Seele
Charles Davidson
O. O. Browning
Linwood
Mar
Carl Kurtz
Eudora
Alfred Tornedon
Nate Pettengill
Johnny
Ruth Mertacie
Anna Donovan
Leavenworth
Alex Boyle to Speak As Newman Lecturer
Alex Boyle associate professor of design will speak on The Responsibility of the Public to the Artist at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Forum Room Kansas Union The second in the Newman Forum Lectures series includes a brief discussion afterward.
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Newman Forum
The
Kansas Union
Alex Boyle
Stull Quilters Meet and Local Socials Noted
The Stull Jolly Quilters Club met February 20 at Mrs. May Unger’s home with attendees sewing a quilt for the hostess. A March 6 meeting is planned at Mrs. Peggy Silvers’ home. The Homebuilders class held a noon Sunday gathering in the church basement, as Harry Raymond Wulfkuhle celebrated his fifth birthday with many guests.
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Jolly Quilters Club
May Unger
George Houk
Peggy Silvers
Ruby Caruthers
Ruby Buchheim
Cecile Donaldson
Mia. Edora Warrington
Lydia Wulfkuhle
Eunice Ice
Betty O'Connor
Harry Raymond Wulfkuhle
Bruce Inloes
Garry Cree
Mike Bahnmaier
Vickie ] Wulfkuhle
Darleen Wulfkuhle
Bee Houk
Myrtle Houk
Douglass Wyatt
Shirley Wyatt
Helen Wulfkuhle
Chris Wulfkuhle
Kenny Wulfkuhle
Carol Wulfkuhle
Maxine Wulfkuhle
Fred. Harris
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Karen
Irene Walkhale
Topeka
Ruth Ice
Stull
Deer Creek School
Carol Groothaff
Russel Houk
Lecompton
Series of Meetings On Mental Health To Begin Monday
A four session series starts 2 to 4 p.m. Monday in the Kansas Union Forum Room with Douglas County as a pilot for a state wide plan. Dr H G Whittington will open the meeting with Edna Boardman speaking as data on population trends services and history are reviewed for a written statewide planning summary.
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Kansas Union
Douglas County
H. G. Whittington
Lawrence
Bureau of Community Mental Health Services
Division of Institutional Management
Kansas Department of Social Welfare
Edna Boardman
City-County Health Board
Topeka
Kansas City
Frogmen Known to Harbor Secret Cuban Beach Work
Norfolk Ledger-Star reports Navy frogmen studied Cuban beaches and offshore waters before and after the missile crisis. Navy would not confirm. Reporter Jack Kestner cites possible invasion plans and notes Sea Lion submarine as the likely transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Ledger-Star
Jack Kestner
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Kestner
Virgin Islands
Atlantic
Gale Adkins Named Research Chairman at RTNDA
Gale R. Adkins associate professor of journalism at Kansas University was appointed research chairman of the Radio Television News Directors Association. He has previously conducted research projects for the association and will lead a committee of commercial radio and TV station news directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale R. Adkins
Kansas University
Radio- Television News Directors Association
Prof. Adkins
Association
K State Alumni Association presidency candidates named
Manhattan based candidates Don A McNeal of Council Grove and Charles R Socolofsky of Scott City seek election as president of the Kansas State University Alumni Association McNeal is editor and co owner of the Council Grove Republican Socolofsky farms dry land and breeds quarter horses in Scott and Kearney counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Don A. McNeal
Council Grove
Charles R. Socolofsky
Scott City
Kansas State University Alumni Association
McNeal
Socolofsky
Scott
Kearney
Humidity and Heat Together Control Winter Comfort
A guide explains that relative humidity and indoor temperature interact, with heating lowering humidity in winter. It warns dry air harms furniture and health, promotes static, and increases cooling. advocates humidification with well designed humidifiers featuring control, capacity, and efficiency.
Oil Pumping Edges On At Pardee Farm
Oil production at the Glenn Pardee farm nine miles northeast of Lawrence continues with two barrels per hour, though the well can reach at least four. Earlier this week it yielded four barrels an hour for eight hours, and oil still flowed when pumping stopped. Drillers are working nearby and will return to Pardee for future drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Pardee
Lawrence
Pardee
Pardee Farm
Storbeck Golden Wedding Attended by Area Guests
Mr and Mrs Robert Storbeck of Vassar celebrate their 60th anniversary with guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Hartman Irwin Kraft Lecompton and Mr and Mrs Arthur Wulfkuhle Stull Also present were Gus Hartman and families Francis Wilson and Topeka visitors Jean Halderman and relatives attended a supper hosted by George Sumner and family at their home in Topeka attendees Ora Baldwin and Orval Baldwin from Topeka observed the event and other local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Irwin Kraft
Lecompton
Arthur Wulfkuhle
Stull
Robert Storbeck
Vassar
Gus Hartman
Francis Wilson
Topeka
George Sumner
Eugene Sumner
Robert Curran
Glenn Springs H.D.A
Sam Dark
Vitus Hadl
Georgia Wingfield
Vitus Hadi
Battery B
Lawrence
Marvin Richardson
Melvern
Arthur Holloway
Jean Halderman
Ora Baldwin
Orval Baldwin
Lawrence area notices and events brief
Mrs. Tom Reddington and Mrs. Kenneth Oakson were patients at Lawrence Memorial Hospital this week. The Freshmen Class staged Alibi Ike at the high school auditorium. Sunday guests included Forrest Edwards and family from Topeka and Jim Warsip and family from Olathe. Roy Serviss visited the Melvin Meinke home for dinner. Lula Lamb visited Orville Lamb's household in Tonganoxie. Eva Meinke celebrated a birthday with many cards. The Baptist Church held a World Day of Prayer program Friday afternoon.
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John Inkes
Sheri
Jess O'Connor
Jess O'Connors
Lester Delong
Strawn
Walter Wulfkuhle
Eva Mae Scritchfield
Fred Sanders
Lawrence
George Steele
Theo Buchheim
Orville Buchpein
Topeka
Alibi Ike
Kenneth Oakson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. E. Chance
Forrest Edwards
Jim Warsip
Olathe
Roy Serviss
Melvin Meinke
Lula Lamb
Orville Lamb
Tonganoxie
Eva Meinke
The
Baptist Church
Kansas City Engineers Gather at KU for Spring Meet
The Kansas Association of City Engineers held its spring meeting at Kansas University with about 30 attendees from across the state. Mayor Ben Barteldes welcomed delegates as they discussed planning coordination and steel water pipe use, plus a general session on highway needs study and contractor prequalification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Association of City Engineers
Kansas University
Ben Barteldes
Texaco Service Ad by Art Nease
Tune up brake service with muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing and alignment generator and starter service pickup and delivery road service provided by Art Nease Texaco Service at 9th and Missoula Avenue.
Textor Appointed Cadet Colonel of ROTC at KU
William M. Textor of Lawrence senior is named cadet colonel of the Kansas University Army ROTC. The article lists other cadet appointments including lieutenant colonel battalion executive officer Fred K. Green and cadet captains from multiple cities and roles.
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W.M. Textor
ROTC
William M. Textor
Lawrence Senior
Army Rotc
Kansas University
Kappa Sigma
Tau Beta Pi
Scabbard and Blade
American Institute of Architects
Fred K. Green
Prairie Village
Edwin C. Hodges
Elk City
Grover J. Askins
Joplin
George W. Gill
Sterling
Richard E. Markley
Lincoln
Kan
Eben O. Porch
Kansas City
Michael T. Thomas
Lawrence
John R. Todd
NFO Signup Session Planned For Douglas County Farmers
Homer Altenbernd, chairman of the NFO grain bargaining committee, calls a sign-up meeting at 8 p m Monday in Building No 1 at the 4H Fairgrounds. Farmers may sign to sell grain for export with voluntary contracts guaranteeing at least four cents above the Chicago cash price. Grain can be delivered to a local NFO approved elevator or the nearest NFO approved No 9 warehouse.
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Homer Altenbernd
National Farmers Organization Grain Bargaining Committee
Douglas County
Fairgrounds
NFO
Chicago
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By Sterling Slappey
Los Angeles Times News Service
Villa Eden
Newman
Gale Adkins
Water Menagement Association
Eldridge Hotel
Crystal Room
Gov
John Anderson
Dwight Metzler
Kansas Water Resources Council
Charles Stough
Jayhawker Theatre
Bidg
Emil Hock
W. W. Nesh
Big Springs
Tom Reddington
Kansas’ City Engineers
Oread
ART Nease Texaco
Bud Fielder
Real Estate Service
Bob Cherry
Guy Kidwell
Howard Heck
Realtors
Jerry Taylor
Weaver
Lawrence Jaycee Swimming Pool Fund
Lawrence, Ks
Lawrence Ave
Lawrence Heights
Hird Agency — Realtors
Massachusetts
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