Jayhawks edge toward title after win streak and TV test
Jayhawker basketball team riding an eight game win streak prepares for a Monday in Boulder against Colorado University as Kansas aims to seal the Big Seven title and a March NCAA regional berth. Journal-World reports Jay Barrington praises on air test results and efficiency of station crews.
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Jay Barrington
Wdaf-Tv
Journal-World
Barrington
Jayhawker Basketeers
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Boukder
Colorado University
Kansas
Kansas City
K-State
Oklahoma
Manhattan
K. U
Boulder
Deaths and Funerals of Local Residents
William K Robson 82 of 107 F 7th St Terrace died yesterday at County Convalescent Hospital. Survived by son Albert, sister Ida Kuhlman, ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Monday 2 p.m. Rumsey Funeral Home. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Olive Freer Miller former Lawrence resident died yesterday in Culver City California. Survived by husband George Miller son Arban Freer brother Morris Ewing five sisters Beatrice Gale Pauline Johnson Alice Romain Helen Johnson Minnie Fields. Katherine Kuzapemisocn 92 wife of the late Frank Koch of Lawrence died yesterday at Bronxville New York. Survived by daughters Frances Tecter and Baronette Sherer. Rosary 8 p.m. tomorrow at Funk's Chapel. Funeral at St John s Catholic Church 9 a.m. Monday. Burial Calvary Cemetery.
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William K. Robson
William FP. Robson
F.7th St. Terrace
County Convalescent Hospitale
Albert Robson
Ida Kuhlman
Weizer
Ida
Rumsey Funeral Home
H. M. Sippel
Oak Igm Cemetery
Olive Freer Miller
Lawrence
Culver City
Calif
George Miller
Arban Freer
Morris Ewing
Oskaloosa
Beatrice Gale
Carson
Wash
Pauline Johnson
Los Angeles
Alice Romaine
San Diego
Helen Johnson
Lone Star
Minnie Fields
Arlington
Katherine Kuzapemisocn
Bronxville
Frank Koch
Koch
Frances Tecter
Baronette Sherer
Funk
St. John’s Catholic Church
George Towle
Calvary Cemetery
Names listed in Memorial Hospital notice
A fragmented OCR page shows numerous personal names and partial addresses tied to Memorial Hospital. The readable bits include Jozina Raberman at 1824 N H St, Velma Highsmith at 739 O, Ed Galladay Route 6, W C Simons 200 Wt St, Alice Dodils Tonganoxie, Mary George Sunflower, Maxine Lambert Wellsville, Bessie Filwards 1911 Ky, Jozina Reeherman 1824 N H St, Carol Stacking Sunflower, Julia Bell 844 Tenn St, Jean Hubbard and baby girl Route 4, Larry Torneden 716 7 Sts, Mana Coy Sunflow, Larrh Crane Sunflower, Norma Quade and baby girl Tenn St, Mr and Mrs John Toms 628 Mo, and mentions of Bert Davies, Robert Moiers and other names as scattered.
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Jozina Raberman
N. H. St
Velma Highsmith
Ed Galladay
W.C. Simons
Alice Dodils
Mary George
Sunflower
Maxine Lambert
Wellsville
Bessie Filwards
Promotion to Major Rankin Named in Reserve Service
Promotion to major announced for Capt. Charles CL Rankin a reserve officer with the Topeka Organized Reserve School. He entered as a private, later commissioned after officer candidate school, and returned as a captain. Jeannette Cass elected national chair of a committee on student membership development for the Music Teachers National Association at the National Organization convention in Texas. Wendell Brooks fined $10 for reckless driving. T. M. Fowler fined $10 for running a stop sign. Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF AM Stated communication set for Mon Mar 10 at 7 30 pm with officers Snee at W M and Varnum Sec Adv.
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Charles CL Rankin
Jeannette Cass
University of Kansas Fine Arts School
Music Teachers National Association
Tailas
Wendell E
Brooks
Esterday
Tt. M. Fowler
Lawrence Lodge
Walter B. Snee
W. M
Walter H. Varnum
Law Library Gains Rare 11 Volume English Statute Set
The University of Missouri Law School announced the acquisition of the 11 volume Statutes of the Realm printed 1810 to 1824, recording British acts from Magna Carta to Queen Anne. The University of Kansas had purchased the set 35 years earlier for 358 dollars and a half, kept in a locked case for study.
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University of Missouri Law School
University of Kansas Law School
M.U. Law School
London
University of Kansas Law Library
Nellie K. Hudson
G. Harding
England
George Ti
House of Commons
K.U
K.U. Law Library
Edward I, I
M.A
Percy
KU Speech Class Demonstration Tops Law Library Rope Stunt
Lawrence students witnessed Dan A. Palmquist’s Fundamentals of Speech class as Clinton Noid mounted a mountain climbing demonstration by tying a rope to a radiator, stepping from the Law Library window, and lowering to ground. A separate mishap saw a resident discover a razor blade inside an electric razor after a failed shave. Kansas City police escorted Kansas basketball referee Clif Ogden into Lawrence amid threats from two men. Police chief Earl Swarner called it a precautionary measure to protect a top conference official.
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Dan A. Palmquist
University of Kansas
Clinton Noid
West Allis
Wis
K.U
Noid
Law
Kansas City
Clif Ogden
Lawrence
Ogden
Kansas City Kan
Hoch Auditorium
Earl B. Swarner
Pershing Rifles Drill Team Performs at Legion Meeting
The K. U. Pershing Rifles Society under Cadet Capt. John Evers showcased a precision eight member drill exhibition during the Dorsey Liberty American Legion past meeting held Thursday night in the Municipal Building.
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K. U. Pershing Rifles Society
John Evers
Dorsey- Liberty American Legion
Drunken Driving Guilty Fined In Police Court
Drunken driving case against Galen Gallenberg resulted in a $100 fine after a police court session yesterday afternoon. Judge Wayne Allphin suspended a 20 day jail term and placed Gallenberg on probation for six months. Lee Walker of Silhee Texas received a 10 day jail sentence for vagrancy.
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Galen Gallenberg
Wayne Allphin
Gallenberg
Lee Walker
Silhee
Tex
Kansas Methodist Students Movement holds Baker campus conference
One hundred forty one young persons register at Baker University Baldwin for a three day spring conference with leaders from ten Kansas colleges. Rev Robert Hamill delivered the keynote on Campus Gods and seminars feature Wayne Dunlap and Prof William Hall among others from Baker K U K State Southwestern and more. Conference closes tomorrow afternoon.
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Baker Univer
Baldwin
Kansas Methodist Students Movement
Kansas
K. U
K-State
Southwestern
Kansas Wesleyan
Wichita University
Dorado Junior College
Kansas State Teachers Colleges
Emporia
Hays
Pittsburg
Baker University
Robert Hamill
First Methodist Church
Joliet
Wayne Dunlap
Wesley Foundation
William Hall
KSTC
Paul Kochan
Baker
George Richards
University Methodist Church
Salina
Kansas High School Art Conference Set At KU
About 900 Kansas high school students will attend KU on March 28 and 29 for the annual High School Art Conference. Events include demonstrations by KU art instructors, exhibits from around 30 high schools, and special showcases at the University. The program features a circus in the Military Science Building and a Tariontte show in Strong Auditorium with decorations by the School of Fine Arts. Judges include Miss Lorita Higninbottom and Mrs. Francis Popplewell, with other art experts from Kansas City and Spooner-Thayer. Color blindness noted as seven times more common among men than women.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
School of Fine Arts
K.U Design Department
We University Extension
K. U
Audi
Lorita Itigginbottom
Tawren
Francis Popplewell
Wrandotte High School
Kansas City
Francis Keeney
Ifall Bros
Spooner
Thayer
Rehearse for Skits Houses Win Present Rock Chalk Revue
University of Kansas hosts the Rock Chalk Revue with Hoch Auditorium dress rehearsal Wednesday. The show runs Friday and Saturday March 14 and 15 at 2:30 PM with tickets at the door. Winners receive traveling trophies. Alpha Tau Omega previously won. Women’s houses Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma Kappa Gamma Sigma Kappa. men’s houses Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pi Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa Alpha.
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University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
K.U. Young Men's Christian Association
K.U
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Gamma
Karna Kappa Gamma
Sigma Kappa
Alpha Tau Omega
Beta Theta Pi
Kappa Sigma
Pi Kappa Alpha
More 4-H Club Help Sought at Douglas County Fairgrounds
Douglas County commissioners reported only two of sixteen 4-H clubs have offered to aid with the new 4-H Club Fairgrounds work. Weather and club meeting gaps were blamed for low inquiries as officials seek volunteers to tear down two small buildings on the 28 acre site and to plow and seed alfalfa or tame grass.
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Douglas County
Nineteenth Street
Massachusetts Street
4-H Club
Votaw Sail To Germany From Fort Bragg
Pvt Lyle Votaw stationed at Fort Bragg N C sailed last Thursday for Germany where he will be stationed for 12 months He is grandson of Mr and Mrs Irwin Votaw of near Euctoral Sgt Donald C Kay and Cpl Robert A Kay sons of Mr and Mrs Adam Kay 1225 Tenn St back at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio after four months in finance relief at Lowry Field Denver
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Pvt
Lyle Votaw
Fort Bragg
N. C
Irwin Votaw
Near
Euctoral
Donald C. Kay
Robert A. Kay
Adam Kay
Tenn. St
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Lowry Field
Denver
Hay Crop Silage Symposium at Kansas State College
An all symposium on hay crop silage will be held March 11 at Kansas State College Manhattan. Dean R I Threckmorton will preside with talks by Lot Taylor E Ralph Bonewitz Craytford Richardson Kling Anderson F C Fountaine G E Fairbanks Fletcher Riggs G H Beck E F Smith F W Alkeson and Prof Alkeson, presenting on silage feeding in beef and dairy cattle silage methods and costs and its role in grassland farming.
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Kansas State College
Manhattan
Soil Conservation District
R. I. Threckmorton
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Lot Taylor
Extension
E. Ralph Bonewitz
Extension Dairyman
Kansas
Craytford Richardson
Kling Anderson
F.C. Fountaine
G. E. Fairbanks
Fletcher E. Riggs
G. H. Beck
E. F. Smith
Animal Husbandry
F. W. Alkeson
Prof. Alkeson
Waste Paper Sale At Sunflower Ordnance Works
Waste paper, based, will be offered for sale by the Ordnance Corps at Sunflower Ordnance Works during March 12 to 26. Col. Don M. Hoffman announced the sale and said bid forms 14-007-5-529 are obtainable from Building 264. Sealed bids due by 10 00 a m March 26 with inspection hours 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m Monday through Friday March 12 to 26.
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Ordnance Corps
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Don M. Hoffman
Sunflower
Young Designer Startles Paris With Dresses From 60-Cent Cotton Shirting
Paris reports 25 year old Hubert de Givenchy as the fashion world's rising star next to Dior. His first collection draws major American and international buyers, prompting expansion of his workrooms. He vows simple chic designs using inexpensive fabrics like 60 cent cotton shirting, with live mannequin parades and equal pricing for French and foreign buyers.
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Paris
Hubert de Givenchy
Dior
Italy
Givenchy
Designor
Market News Kansas City Produce Update
Kansas City market report lists assorted produce and livestock prices. Eggs medium and unclassified receipts, butter grades and butterfat ranges, poultry categories with weights and prices, capons and turkeys, ducks, geese, pigeons, and local market prices for wheat corn and soybeans. Hogs price noted at 16.75.
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Kansas City
McLOUTH Soldier Returns from Camp. Overseas Call Awaited
Pfc and Mrs Bob Nickels have come home from Camp Hollowbird Baltimore where he will stay with his parents until called for overseas duty. World Day of Prayer services at EUB Church featured student music directed by William Leech with leaders Mrs Roy Lobb and church members. Several local residents traveled for visits and updates as relatives moved between Topeka Kansas City and Ottawa.
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Pfc
Bob Nickels
Camp Hollowbird
Baltimore
Milton Nickels
Eub Church
HDU
Roy Lobb
William Leech
John Bower
J. W. Stalions
Joplin Nursing Home
New York
Puerto Rico
Eugene Bates
Wichita
Matt Woodhead
Bell Bond
Friends Church
Stanwood
Bob Ryan
Tonganoxie
Olive Jones
Roy Boyer
Ottawa
South
Ray Scott
In Memoriam Mattie M Tate March memorial note
In sad loving memory of our Dear Mother Mattie M Tate who left us five years ago today March 8 She is gone but not forgotten Sadly missed by Children and Grandchildren
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Mattie M. Tate
Weekly Livestock and Wall Street Market Summary
Kansas City livestock prices show mixed results with cattle and fed steers 1.00 higher, heifers up to 1.50, cows 30 to 40 higher, while feeders and stockers soften. Hogs uneven with lighter weights down and heavier weights steady, lambs mostly 50 lower. Wall Street gains in oil issues, railroads, utilities and tech through a volatile Saturday session, Amerada up briefly, Shell higher, volume around 700,000 shares.
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Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Nebraska
Vail
Amerada Petroleum
Shell Oil
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