Jewish Appeal Drive Dinner Set for March 11 at Castle Tea Room
The kickoff dinner for the 1958 Lawrence United Jewish Appeal Drive will be at 6 30 p m Tuesday March 11 at the Castle Tea Room co chairmen Simon Hurwitz and Morris Coher said. Moshe Barouch will speak. a film will be shown. Barouch oversaw Galilee water projects including wells and pipelines for Arab villages such as Nazareth. The UJA funds welfare in about 25 foreign countries and moves about 85 000 refugees from Poland Morocco Tunisia Algeria Egypt and Iran, many to Israel. Budgeted needs include 102 031 000 for the regular fund and 200 million for the refugee rescue fund. Last fall UJA accepted an invitation from Poland to resume humanitarian work for 10 000 Polish repatriates from Siberia, with 10 000 to 15 000 more expected this year. The UJA and Polish government agreement covers refugee needs.
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Morris Coher
Moshe Barouch
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Barouch
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United Jewish Appeal
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Morocco
Tunisia
Algeria
Egypt
Iran
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Siberia
Oklahoman Wins $1500 Damage Suit In Tulsa Court
Beverly Ann Pennock won a 1500 damage verdict in District Court yesterday against the city of Broken Arrow Oklahoma and Joe Robinson manager and lifeguard. Attorneys argued Robinson was negligent for leaving her at the bottom of the pool 20 minutes before rescue. The suit sought 40247 dollars. A man credited with saving her life in 1956 was among the defendants.
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Oklad
Beverly Ann Pennock
Broken Arrow
Oklah
Joe Robinson
Beverly Ann
Robinson
Sally Schafer Enjoys Mexico Despite Cold Winter and Theft
Sally Schafer, KU art major, and Paula Brinkman spent five months in San Miguel d Allende near Mexico City studying at the Art Institute. They lived in a $20 monthly hacienda with a maid, sketched locals, and endured a rare cold spell prompting day naps in blankets. On return at Laredo their purses were robbed of about seven to eight dollars but an American traveler helped them cash a $2 check to reach San Antonio where they found 50 pesos left by the thief.
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Sally
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Sehofer
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Cimarron
Dimne
Mexico City
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Irl
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Ahe
Pacific
Tehuantepec
Gulf
Vermeruz
Catherine Cajandig
Chicago Art Institute
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Laredo
Texas
San Antonio
Panta
Sally Schofer
Lawrence
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Senator Schoeppel denies FCC contact in Channel 10 case
Senator Schoeppel says there is no basis for claims he contacted the Federal Communications Commission or intervened in the Channel 10 case. He told the Senate he was named with other senators in testimony by G. T. Baker, president of National Airlines, before the House subcommittee on legislative oversight.
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R-Kas
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National Airlines
House
Kansas City Disciplined School Cards Adopted
Kansas City's junior and senior high schools adopt a standardized disciplinary record card. It tracks truancy aggression fighting theft extortion disruption of class work threats and vulgar displays. The card records offense details investigators involved findings disposition and followup and becomes part of the pupil’s academic record across the district.
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Kansas City
Youngsters Set Rates for Allowances in Central Falls
A group of city teenagers propose weekly allowances of nine dollars for boys and five dollars for girls for spending money and dates, outlining suggested levels in Central Falls.
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Central Falls. Rt.im
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St. Marred
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