University Dean Reassigned At Kansas University
University of Kansas announces Dean E B Stouffer shifts to focus on graduate studies matters amid enrollment growth. Dr William Nelson becomes graduate school dean and Dr Guy W Smith takes over mathematics chair. Stouffer's leadership roles span AAAS, American Fisheries Society, and Mathematical Association of America with multiple honors and international congresses. Captain John Loy to visit campus March 18 for Marine Corps V-12 and ROTC programs.
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E. B. Steuffer
University
Kansas
Uiversity
Bt. Oreadamitation
Dean Brouffer
Dy. Broeffer
Heeraduste
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Nelson
Ir. Smith
Theniversity of Kansas
Department of
Dean Stouffer
Wich
E. H. Lindsey
Bets
Association of American Universities
American Fishes Society
Mathematical Association of Amer
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Tegelualf
M.agrecs
Drake University
University of Illngis
Guggenheim Jamer Foundation For Research
Italy
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Sigma Xi
Phi Bets Kappa
Gamma Alpha
Vialt K U
John I. Loy
U. S. Marine Corps
K. U. Ampus
Ralph J. Baum
Naval Unit
Loy
N.R.O.T.C
Mt. Orand
Pension bill for congress fails in vote
Sabath said members favored the idea but opposed a roll call vote fearing election backlash. The shelved plan would have let both state and house members become eligible for retirement benefits by paying five percent of a $10,000 salary, or $500 annually.
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Sabath
Iran Premier Takes Dictatorial Power As Parliament Fails
Premier Qavam, acting as Iran’s de facto ruler after parliament adjourned, declares responsibility for governance amid leftist protests blocking quorum. Iran says foreign troops complicate elections while Russia’s troop movements prompt protests to Moscow and Washington.
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Paar
Iran
Stalin
Peralan
Firouz
Qavam
Washington
Moscow
Tehran
Walcome
Schultz Elected Chairman of Senior Scouting Committee
Henry Schultz was elected chair man of the Boy Scout committee for the senior scouts sponsored by the Eagle's lodge at the organization meeting Monday night. The group lists officers including Robert Bucheim finance Delbart Beers port master A B Axe asset y officer Rar Powers social activities George Nerdue construction work Shouse Amyx advancement M Kelly treasurer William Newlin skipper Don Covin mate of 58S Kan san of Topeka Sigma Alpha Phi Omega training the boys. All boys aged 15 to 18 are invited to visit the ship Tuesday night at the agre's hall and join regardless of prior Boy Scout membership.
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Henry Schultz
Eagle's Lodge
Robert Bucheim Wi Ba
Delbart Beers
A. B. Axe
Powers
George Nerdue
Shouse M. Amyx
Kelly
William Newlin
Don Covin
Kansan
Topeka
Alpha Phi Omega
Keith Crisawell
Agre's
Lehman to resign as UNRRA director general
Herbert H. Lehman announces he will resign as head of UNRRA due to health reasons. He notes his desire to continue the work but must follow his physician's advice, after serving since the agency’s birth and earlier resigning as New York governor in 1942 at Roosevelt’s request.
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Herbert H. Lehman
UNRRA
Washington
Mar
Relief Agency
UNREA
Central Committee
Lehman
New York
Roosevelt
Attlee open to Big Three meeting to ease tensions
Prime Minister Attlee told the Commons he is ready to adopt any means to improve relations among the major powers, but cannot commit further at present. Separate notes report thefts on Tennessee Street, an Eisenhower invitation to service, and a Fire Church of Christ gathering at 1248 Massachusetts Place.
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Ang Three Peeting
London
Attlee
Commons
Eisenhower
Washington
Mar
Milton Eisenhower
Kansas State Pollens
Tauatten
Kan
Man
Fire Church of Christ
Attock Taaigut
Secret session urged in congress on universal training debate
Washington May 13 The house military committee called cabinet officers and General Eisenhower for a closed door session to press for clearer wartime world strategy and U S military needs. The panel plans to vote on universal training and a draft extension, with a six month extension and exemptions for men with children and those aged over 30 or under 21.
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House Military Committee
Army
Byres Patterson
Eisenhower
Man
Navy
Byrnes
Patterson
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
May
D-Ky
Martin
Truman
Altho
American Legion
Legion
Congress
Klooz Named Chair of Blue Cross Campaign Panel
Karl Klooz University of Kansas bursar was named chairman of a Lawrence coalition committee for the Blue Cross drive opening next Monday March 18. The panel includes Al Decker Kiwanis Ruth Kincaid Rotary Leo Eller Co-Ops Ted Coz V F W Ruth Myers B P W Harold Fisher Adj Robert J Getx Salvation Army Harold Allen Chamber of Commerce and others. The group will meet at 10 in the Chamber of Commerce to organise firm and community memberships for five or more employees and for those not in firms. The aim is hospital coverage and financial independence through the Blue Cross plan.
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Karl Klooz
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Klooz
al Decker
Kiwanis Club
Yau] Kincaid
Rotary
Leo Eller
Howard Moore
American Legion
Ted Coz
V.F.W
Herbert L. Jones
P.T.A. Council
Ruth Myers
B. & P.W. Club
Harold Fisher
Adj
Robert J. Getx
Salvation Army
Harold Allen
Chamber of Commerce
Blue Cross
Firma
Lawrance
High School Art Conference At KU To Exhibit
Lawrence Memorial and University High School students will display works at the fifth annual high school art conference and exhibition at the University this Friday and Saturday. About 80 schools may exhibit ten students each, with designs and handicrafts shown under instructors Miss Dorothy Wilson and Miss Maud Ellsworth.
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Lawrence Memorial High Schol
University High School
Dorothy Wilson
Lawrence Memorial High School
University High
Maud Ellsworth
Ming Sylvia Maxey
Lawrence
Misa Frances, McCleery
Kansas
Memorial Union
Child Suffers Head Wounds From Door in Bunflower Village
John William Saffenfield junior of Bunflower Village received emergency treatment at Memorial Hospital for cuts on the head caused by a grass door that slammed shut. He did not remain at the hospital.
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John William Saffenfield
John Saffenfield
Bunflower Village
Memorial Hospital
Tax Deadline Near as March 15 Looms for 1945 Returns
Local Internal Revenue agents report steady help sessions for residents filing 1945 income tax and 1946 estimated declarations. Office hours run daily with extended Friday hours to midnight. about 70 people served daily since Monday, as filers scramble for funds to cover final payments and quarterly estimates amid rising profits from recent home sales.
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Lawrence
Internal Revenue
T. Muri Beal
Maurice B. Myer
Myer
Preparation Service
Five Students on E U Pharmacy Honor Roll 1945 46
Five students earned the E U School of Pharmacy honor roll for fall semester 1945 46 announced by Desn J. Allen Reese. Freshmen needed 2 1 average or better sophomores 2 2 juniors 2 3 seniors 2 4. Lakin led with 2 53. Grade points: A three B two C one D zero F minus one.
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E.U. School of Pharmacy
Desn J. Allen Reese
Everett Lakin
Preston
Kansas
Arnold Englund
Salina
Maria Schreiber
Salins
Jay Johnson
Lawrence
Lawrence and Kansas basketball radio and band news
WREN will broadcast the Kansas-Oklahoma Aggie game Monday from Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City at 7 45 p m KOMA Oklahoma City will rebroadcast the Oklahoma-Oklahoma Aggie game in Norman at 10 p m tonight on frequency 1820. The 110 member KU band, directed by Russell Wiley, will perform at the Jayhawker game Monday night in Kansas City and depart Lawrence at 5 p m Billy Sears will play during halves.
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WREN
Kansas-Oklahoma Aggie
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
KOMA
Oklahoma City
Norman
Okla
K. U
Russell Wiley
Lawrence
Billy Sears
Market Notes and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Reports from multiple markets show cattle, calves, and hogs steady to higher with mixed demand. top steers around 14.50 to 16.50, veal and feeder cattle active. hogs steady. Grain and futures: wheat mostly unchanged with some price support. alfalfa and prairie markets steady to firm amid slow movement. Potatoes and Chicago grain quotes reflect typical mid-March activity.
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Eeiling
Viannes
APC
Apc&da
Priess
Eriefiy
Ood Ara Gholes
Margas
City Grain
Kansas City
Mar
Kansan City
Sar
Apt
Care
Sear Sen Salen
Pra Rig
KU housing aids homeless professor and family search
University housing director Travis C Youngberg said a Lawrence professor and his wife and two children need a large unfurnished apartment or house. The family, formerly in Nebraska, is now without accommodations after selling their home. Citizens with information on suitable housing are asked to contact Youngberg promptly.
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University
Trvin C. Youngberg
Lawrence
Nebraska
K.U
Youngberg
Soul
Extension of Draft Law Backed by War Secretary
War Secretary Robert P. Patterson urged extending the draft law at a closed House Military Committee session. He was among four witnesses including Secretary of State James Byrnes, General Dwight Eisenhower, and General Carl Spaatz, who outlined military needs amid the global situation.
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Washington
Mar
Robert P. Patterson
House Military Committee
Patterson
Ina
United States
James F. Byrnes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Carl Spaats
Army Air Forces
Byrnes
Sino French armistice pact sets Indo China transfer dates
A Sino French military agreement signed today outlines the transfer of garrison and administrative duties in Indo China from Chinese to French control. The plan requires the transfer to begin Friday and be completed between March 15 and March 21.
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Chungking
Indo-China
Grain Prices and Market Snapshots Across States
Market notes show mixed grain pricing with corn and wheat steady to slightly lower as Missouri Nebraska Minnesota and Kansas City exchanges report trends. Livestock prices edge higher on demand while poultry markets reflect steady roosters and hens amid regional trade activity.
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Douglas County
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University of Missouri
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