Pig Dinner at Phi Gamma Delta Highlights Social Night
The Phi Gamma Delta Pig Dinner, a formal campus tradition, drew about 165 guests to the chapter house on a Saturday night. Wilson announced the tail’s presentation to Judy Veatch as Harlan Livingood’s orchestra played while decorations and the pig ceremony marked the festive event.
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Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Wilson
Judy Veatch
Harlan Livingood
C. A. Thomas
Dean Alt
Mra
Nelle Hopkins
J. H. Kreamer
A. G. McKay
Ann Ackerman
Harbert Ackerman
Arden Angst
Alice F
Mary Bousle_ Boyle
Mere
Veda Kyohn
Hirley Biel Toy Bwlaert
Coliins Temple
Betsy Thomas
Marilyn O ‘Waddell
Ann Warner
Parte Watkins
Sar Welker
05 Wingett
Mary Witener
Johanne Vaughn
February storms carryover into March and local deaths
February in Kansas brought above normal precipitation mainly as snow and sleet with ice on rivers, while temperatures averaged just below normal. The ninth grade play "Little Women" will feature ushers including Beverley Brand and Catherine Clark. Osage City youth George Vigola, 20, died in a highway 50N crash near Ellen, with Harold Bloom and Jack Carroll Thomas injured.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Winfield
Sharon Springs
Aleet
Hoxie
Stockton
Plains
Ulysses
Chanute
Sedan
Lakin
Mise Marcott
Beable
Beverley Brand
Barbers Bradley
Catherine Clark
Martha Oters
Helen Redding
Nancymith
Phyllis Springer
Carol R
Barbara Forrester
Virginia Goff
Lorene Reets
Barbara McCrary
Causetaus Bone
Neva Thirty
Marjorie Ann Bond
Charlotte Longanecker
Nell Powell
Emporia
Kan
George Edward Vigola
Osage City
Ellen
Harold Bloom
Jack
Carroll Thomas
Als
Otage City
Corncil Grove
Personal notices from Evans ton and nearby areas
Mrs. Tusten Ackerman of Evans ton arrives to visit her daughter Ann Ackerman at the Kappa Alpha Theta house. Sorority field secretary Miss Marjorie Cross visits Fort Collins until Thursday. Attendance at a Topeka luncheon for the legislative wives association includes Mrs. George Melvin and others. Hospital moves and visits include C. S. Hosford’s recovery, Dr. Homer K. Ebright’s lung condition, and Mrs. Daisy Welsh at KU Medical Center. Various Lawrence residents host and travel, with multiple local and regional connections named.
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Tusten Ackerman
Evanston
Ann Ackerman
Kappa Alpha Theta House
W. C. Hamilton
F. W. Ackerman
Marjorie Cross
Fort Collins
Colo
National Council of
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Ineal
Topeka
Legislative Wives Association
Kansan
George Melvin
F. J. Moreau
R. E. Melvin
Weeber Hutton
Hosford
Memorial Hospital
Thomas Pearson
First Methodist Church
Pontius Pilate
Charles Stough
C. D. Stough, Jr
Great Bend
C. L. Hooper
Chanute
Mason Conrad
Hooper
Lawrence
J. C. Penney
Butler Brothers
St. Louisa
E. E. Schrader
Hutchinson
Frank Schrader
Homer K. Ebright
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charles Howe
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
John Linn
Manhattan
Kentucky Street
John Ulm
Massachusetts Street
Revah Eliot
Ohin Street
Daisy Welsh
University of Kansas Medical Center
Albert Decker, Jr
Linda
San Frantinco
A. J. Decker
U.N Hired Some FIred by U S Says Mundt
U N hires several people fired by the state department as security risks, Mundt says, naming them from HUAC files. Case follows FBI arrest of Judith Coplon and Valentine A Gubitchev for stealing secret Security data. Mundt urges screening Americans hired by the United Nations. The HUAC may meet tomorrow to decide on next steps.
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Washington
Mundt
R.S.D
United Nations
State Department
House un-American Activities Committee
United Nations “Is A Shield For Spying On This Country. "I Believe,” Mundt
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Valentine A. Gubitchev
U. N
FBI
New York
Miss Coplon
Clark
un-American Activities Committee
Mixon
R.calif
Acle
Missouri-Kansas-Texas seeks Wilburton branch abandonment
Washington March 7 The Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to abandon a 9.4 mile section of its Wilburton branch in Latimer County Oklahoma The line has been operated at a loss and is proposed for discontinuation westward from Wilburton
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Washington
Mar
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilburton
Latimer County
Oklahoma
Runaway Atchison Girl Won't Get A Paddling
Barbara Bolman 18 and classmate Joan Grrier 17 fled Gulfport Mississippi to Havana Cuba seeking freedom from strict rules. They say their trip began when they were unhappy with parental discipline and fear a woodshed visit upon return while Barbara’s mother hopes for a safe homecoming.
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Atchison, Kan
Mar
Barbara Bolman
Kansas
Gulf Park College
JoaniGrier
Biggera
Ark
Havana
Cuba
Gulfport
Mississippi
Barbara
Searles Bolman
Atchison
VA Needs More Time For Training Applications
Sherein L. Derby of the Veterans Administration warns that veterans frequently delay applying for a certificate of eligibility for GI schooling. Applications should be filed at least 30 days in advance to avoid delays. If taking a second GI Bill course, obtain a supplemental eligibility certificate from the VA regional office 30 days before the anticipated start date.
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Sherein L. Derby
The
Veterans Administration
VA le
Derby
Fires Endanger Farm Home From Sparks And Chimney
Firefighters battled two separate blazes yesterday causing slight damage. A chimney spark ignited a roof fire at Bert Road Route 4, smothered before serious damage. Earlier, a grass fire at Mrs. W. A. Young’s home at 1340 Haskell Avenue was extinguished after a 3:20 p.m. alarm.
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W. A. Young
Haskell Avenue
Paul Ingels
Ingels
Bert Road
Route 4
Practice in Air Corridor Sparks Berlin Protests
In Berlin airlift corridors Russians began aerial firing practice and later cancelled, an American officer said cancellation may not be protest related due to poor visibility. In Japan a three power protest followed as a fire destroyed 180 homes and damaged 217 more.
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Berlin
Mar
Fukuoka
Japan
Vartata
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University Drive
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