Wares Ribs and Injuries Reported After Car Crash
The driver of the other car was Mrs. Robert Laing and Linds ofi re Fuente, Simon, Mia Osa Laing. The condition of Frank D. Miller improved after plasma at the hospital Saturday. The Rev Milton Sippel and others attend a Christian churches convention in Ottawa today. George W. Ackerman of Baldwin suffers a broken hip after a fall on the ice. his condition is fair at Memorial hospital. D. C. O'Neal, who had a heart attack last week, is recovering.
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Tnin
Robert Laing
Linds Ofire Fuente
Simon
Mia Osa Laing
Kansas City
Frank D. Miller
Milton Sippel
C. E. Birch
Albert Williams
Andre Harold G. Barr
Max Willer
Long Beach
Calif
Seattle
Wash
George W. Ackerman
Baldwin
Memorial Hospital
D. C. O'Neal
Porter lectures at KU Medical School by Dr. Paul R. Cannon
Dr. Paul R. Cannon, chair of pathology at the University of Chicago, will deliver the Porter lectures in Medicine at the University of Kansas. He will speak on dietary essentials for tissue synthesis and protein and amino acid deficiency, with an additional talk on nutrition advances in Fraser theater.
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Paul R. Cannon
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Cannon
University of Chicago
Children’s Pavilion
University of Kansas Hospitals
Kansas City
Fraser Theater
Lawrence
Tie School of Medicine
Kansas
Dean Swarthout Re elected NASM President At St Louis Meeting
K A Dean re elected to a third term as NASM president following the twenty second NASM MTNA convention in St Louis. Delegates from over 170 schools attended as Boston was named next year’s meeting site. Attendees included Laurel Anderson Evelyn DeLong Gerald Carney Janet Turk from KU Fine Arts and students Clarence Mills Melvin Tack Eugene Peterson Francis Pfeiffer.
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D. M. Swarthout
St. Louis
National Association of Schools of Music
Association
NASM
Music Teachers National Association
United States
Mtna Promem
EU Fine
Polka Dot Girl: Gink O Bri(an)S Rise To Miss Dot Title
New York gloss about Gink Todd winning the Polka Dot title as Miss Polka Dot, under a three year contract with the Polka Dot Fashion Guild. Rival Chili Williams quits after claiming dot outfits wear her out, then moves to Hollywood. guild head William Schiller sues but drops suit amid interest from many young contenders.
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Jack O'Brian
New York
Gink Todd
Chili Williams
Polka Dot Fashion Guild
Gink
William Schiller
P. D. F. Guild
Cedar Rapids, Iown
Hollywood
Schiller
Miss Williams
Two Topeka Men Fined In County Liquor Violation Pleas
County Judge Frank R. Gray fined Richard Bettsworth 100 dollars plus 3.25 costs for possession of alcohol and John Cummins 160 dollars plus 28.25 costs for driving while intoxicated after guilty pleas in county court on Kansas liquor law violations Saturday in Topeka.
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Frank R. Gray
Topeka
Kansas
Richard Bettsworth
John Cummins
Lawrence woman known for generosity and mentoring youth
Eva Eliza Hobart Neville born 1854 in Wisconsin rose to Kansas school superintendent then married John M. Neville and moved to Lawrence. She anonymously funded University scholarships and high school prizes, tutored many youths, supported sports and civic life, and left a lasting charitable legacy remembered as a "dictionary" of learning. She died after cremation per her wishes, survived by relatives.
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John Neville
Lawrence
Cami
Neville
Eva Eliza Hobart
Hingham
Wis
Garnett
Anderson County
Kansas
John M. Neville
Richard
William Hobart
University of Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
Ate
Review Cub
Campus notices and honors sweep through university scene
Norman G Evans will speak to the Physical Therapy club tonight at 7 30 in Fraser 205. A new lounge library will soon open in the southwest corner with fiction and non fiction from campus clubs. Dr James Coleman discusses advertising effects at a Kansan room forum Tuesday at 5. The KU Modern Choir will broadcast on KFKU March 12 April 9 and May 7. Prizes of 5 10 and 20 await winners of the all university oratorical contest March 20 at 8 pm. Flu inoculations continue at four campus stations. Three generations of Wag staff joined Sigma Chi yesterday. Kappa Beta sorority initiates 22 new members from Lawrence. Transport Wisteria arrives Yokohama with six US officers.
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Norman G. Evans
Division of
Fraser
Hill
University Department of Forensics
Tiny one unit hearing aid aids the deafened
Science brings a handheld hearing device that fits in the hand and lets thousands hear faint sounds such as sermons, music, and conversation. It requires no battery pack or bulky case and can be self adjusted. Beltone offers free descriptive booklet and home demonstration from Chicago.
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Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
19Th St
Chicago
Military hospital transfers and injuries reported in early notes
The report lists personnel and dependents, with units including 46 officers and 2 248 enlisted men. It mentions transfers to Mercy hospital in Kansas City and a patient undergoing a major operation at Research hospital, plus a fatal auto collision near Independence and returns home from Merry hospital.
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Kansas City
Mercy
San Francisco
Rex Harshbarcer
Blatchford
Research Hospital
Eltinge
E. M. Paxton
Merry Hospital
Independence
Oklahoma City
Mr. Paxton
Local Couple Given Marriage License in Torpeka
Florenzio G. Guerrero aged 26 and Melvina R. Matt aged 20, both of Torpeka, obtained a marriage license on Saturday in the Probate Judge Frank R. Gray’s office, marking a formal step toward their wedding.
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Florenzio G. Guerrero
Melvina R. Matt
Torpeka
Frank R. Gray
Local personals and travels note
Mrs. David L Shirk and children Nancy Bea and Sally Jo with Mr and Mrs J H Boener left by car for three weeks in Los Angeles and San Francisco California Mrs Roberts Raymond Jr returned to Kansas City after a tonsillectomy at Lawrence Memorial hospital and is recovering nicely She visited her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Naymond Miss Rosadel Albert RN arrived in San Pedro Sula Honduras to begin mission service and Mrs Arthur Reed and Mrs Ad
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David L. Shirk
Nancy Bea
Sally Jo
J. H. Boener
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Calif
Roberts. Raymond, Jr
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fred Naymond
William Albert
Rosadel Albert
R.N
San Pedro Sula
Hondurun
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Arthur Reed
Kansas University Graduate Seeks School Board Nomination
Republican primary candidate announces bid for a vacant School Board seat. He notes self funded studies, and U Kansas graduate status from 1922, highlighting a long record of self reliance and community service.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence Board of Education
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Lawrence Vandruff
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Connecticut
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Route 2
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Lecompton
Yokohama
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Wisteria
U.S. Army
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Alabama
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Russell Carter
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Lloyd Houston
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