Liberal Celebrates Town Spirit In International Race
A Liberal community event showcased Jaycee civic leaders merchants and townspeople uniting from 6:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. The celebration inspired pride in Kansas with remarks on fostering cordial international relations after an Atlantic telecommunication moment. The piece also notes Osawatomie naming origins and a Grandchild letter from Bill.
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Jaycees
Olney
Liberal
Kansas
Centennial Events For Presbyterians To Be April 12-13
The First Presbyterian Church of Lawrence marks its 100th anniversary with centennial observance April 12 and 13. A dinner in KU Memorial Union opens the weekend, with speakers Rev. Aszman and Rev. Choguill among attendees, and services led by Rev. Choguill.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Lawrence
Guy Smith
Albert Parker Ili
Smith
Theodore H. Aszman
Aszman
Miami
Fla
Orlo Choguill
Topeka
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Chaguill
E. A. Black
Caryl’ Dodds
Anna Olinger
Frances Taylor
Robert Talmadge
John Haines
Gerald Miner
Wilbur West
C. V. Fischer
C. C. Winsler
Venera Smith
E. M. Owen
Operatic Expert Dr Herbert Graf to Lecture at KU
Dr Herbert Graf, renowned opera stage director, will speak at 3 p m next Tuesday in Swarthout Recital Hall, Kansas University. Topic Op era Production From Rehearsal to Curtain, sponsored by KU Fine Arts School and University Theater, open to public. He directs Metropolitan Opera and leads Columbia Opera Workshop, with a history at NBC Television.
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Herbert Graf
Swarthout
Kansas University
Jor
KU Fine Arts School
University Theater
Graf
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Opera Workshop
Columbia University
NBC Television
America
Dr. Graf
Vienna
Max Graf
Europe
U. S
Health meeting draws about fifty participants
About 50 persons from Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska will attend the Central Division meeting of the American College Health Association on March 15 at Kansas University. KU staff and faculty will discuss electrocardiogram interpretation, tuberculosis case finding, university health services in Europe, and inter relation of personnel services with KU leaders and other officials. Open house at Watkins Memorial Hospital concludes the conference. Also includes a cooking note on making pan gravy by removing fat, adding water and boiling to scrape browned bits.
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
American College Health Association
Kansas University
Monti. Belot
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Margaret Anderson
Roger E. Wehrs
J. M. Mott
Department of Preventable Diseases
Kansas State Board of Health
Topeka
Ralph I. Canuteson
Europe
Laurence C. Woodruff
Donald Alderson
Patricia Patterson
Gordon Collister
William Binns
Ben Lafene
Kansastate College Health Service
Manhattan
Central Division
Canuteson
E. E. Feind
Missouri School of Mines
Albert @. Kiesow
KU Health Service
Lafene
Kansas State College
Ben Slutzky
Creighton University
Barrett Receives NIH Fellowship for 1958-59 Year
Dr Harold W Barrett associate professor of biochemistry at Kansas University will receive a special research fellowship from the National Institutes of Health for the 1958 59 academic year He plans sabbatical research in protein chemistry at the California Institute of Technology Also a recipe note describes lemon parsley sauce for lamb chops prep.
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Harold W. Barrett
Kansas University
National Institutes of Health
Barrett
California Institute of Technology
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