Editors to Face ASC on Hitter Bird Humor Issue
The University of Kansas humor magazine Hitter Bird faces scrutiny as the All-Student Council will vote next Tuesday evening on its fate. Thomas Milligan and John Bank ness plan to speak, with a decision pending on whether the issue meets campus standards. Betty van der Sareen urged students to consider fairness and the magazine’s representation of the university.
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Traffic Counters In Lawrence Part Of State Survey
Lawrence traffic counters operated at 35 street locations as part of a state wide sample, with 20 devices measuring vehicle flow for a Lawrence study. A car activates a recording via an air hose and punched tape to log time and volume for day and night counts. The readings help engineers tally daily traffic in the city. Also note the 1948 World Series film at the Community Building Wednesday evening in local event listings.
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Cincinnati Group Here Symphony at KU Twice Wednesday
A Cincinnati group will perform with the University of Kansas in two concerts, one for children at 3 p.m. for Lawrence and rural areas, and an adults’ general admission afternoon program. A Woman’s Day feature with Pearl Jackers and Mrs BR is noted, with Gree Williams directing the music program.
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High-Twelve Club Hosts Rev A M Allan Guest Speaker
Members of the High-Twelve club met at the Crystal Room of Motel Eldridge with Rev A M Allan, pastor of West Side Presbyterian church, as guest speaker. Allan politely addressed a young sailor named Bog Catomb, who is identified as a Bog Catomb.
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Babies of 6 000 Mothers at Home
Under gray skies a vast Brooklyn pier welcomed 6 785 silent WWII returnees as banners fluttered and coffins were shown. Col. Edward R. Martin spoke of sacrifice for freedom, families wept, and a poignant scene of mourning and memory unfolded as the ship carried fallen sailors home.
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To Replace Levees Washington March Proposal
A proposal to replace levees in Washington was discussed with plans extending five miles southward. Estimated cost of the project was set at 50,000 dollars.
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Explosion at scrap dump injures workers near here
Reported blast at a scrap iron dump injures workers. Casualties include several Gerpians and Waced persons, with many employees being Poles working at the site. Details on numbers and condition are not confirmed.
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Donna Helm to Present Senior Piano Recital Sunday
Paul Snyder, piano professor, announces Donna Helm will give a senior piano recital Sunday at 4 pm in Frank Strong Auditorium, University of Kansas. Helm, Mu Phi Epsilon member, graduates in June from the School of Fine Arts and may pursue a master's degree. The program includes Bach Enog wa Suite in A minor, Mozart Flay Ka70, Beethoven Sonata in A flat Major Op. 110, and Schubert Sonata in A major. The public is invited.
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Concert for Eyes Instead of Ears at Horhsuch
A Monday recital in Horhsuch, Terman at the University of Kansas, presents a color and light concert led by Swarthout under Thomas Wilfred. The program features color forms projected on a screen with lights and rhythm, focusing on visual artistry over sound. Tickets priced with tax, offered by Bell Muzie Company and the Kuavid Corner Drug Store.
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