Kansas University to lead in AEC radiophysics training program
Kansas University joins Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies as a fellowship institution in the AEC program to train radiological biophysicists. Dr. Frank E. Hoecker leads KU efforts with fellows from multiple states, including support from Hanford and Brookhaven labs. Each fellow receives 2500 dollars for 12 months plus living allowances and tuition coverage.
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Kansas University
Atomic Energy Commission
Subri
Franklin D. Murphy
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge
Hanford
K.U
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Idaho
Georgia
West Virginia
New York
New Mexico
Florida
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Washington
Texas
Hoecker
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research
United States
Canada
Air Force
Betsy the Baltimore Chimps Art Sparks California Debate
In Berkeley experts clash over showing Betsy the chimpanzee’s finger painting. A painting will be flown from the Baltimore Zoo for inspection at a meeting next Wednesday. Nora Hampton proposed exhibiting Betsy at UC San Francisco area sidewalk show near campus.
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Berkeley
Calif
Betsy
Baltimore
Nora
Hampton
University of California
Miss Hampton
Charles Modecke
San Francisco Bay Area
Deaths and Funerals Benjamin Shore 90
Benjamin Butler Shore 90 of 421 Miss Street died this morning at County Convalescent Home. Retired Kansas school superintendent and Kansas University graduate. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow Anna Shore four daughters and two sons plus two brothers and one grandchild.
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Benjamin Butler Shore
Kansas
Kansas University
Rumsey Fueral
Oak Hill Cemetery
Anna Shore
Bertha Shore
Augusta
Helen Cade
Larned
Lucille Ludy
Kansas City
Mao
Donny
Loxman
el. Segundo
Calif
Chester Shore
Montana
Shiller Shore
Albuquerque
Victor Shore
Niad Fred Shore
Pratt
Veterans Bonus Bill Advances Then Stalls In House
A measure proposing a $500 minimum veterans bonus for World War II Korea and Vietnam era veterans cleared the House Soldiers Compensation Committee but must pass the Ways and Means panel before a full chamber vote. Financing comes from taxes on soft drinks or higher liquor and cigarette taxes. The plan would pay 40 to 60 cents per day of service up to a $400 maximum, with 40 cents per day for overseas service.
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Topeka
House
Jess Taylor
Rtribune
Ways and Means
Births Report From Memorial Hospital Towns
Birth announcements list numerous parents and locations including Mrs. La Reila Boyer of Tonganoxie, Milton Carter of 2014 Oxford Rd, Ambrose Bigsby Route 4, Charles Miller and Lindaay Miller of Eudora, plus several couples welcomed in the week. Names appear with addresses and baby genders noted.
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Russell Meroder
la Reila Boyer
William Wilson
Mass
Connie Spi
Mary Resake
Ark
Ste. Loraine Smith
National Lane
Stephen Shepard
7Th St
Johin Sears
Ellen Musick
Eurdora
Donna Jean Zimmerli
Dec Soto
KeliXeller
Ind. St
Linda Kay Miller
Eudora
Retta Havnar
Tenn
Peggy Cox
Tonpanoxie
Helen Edwards
Barker Ave
Thomas Brady
Ohio St
Stanley Boyer
Tonganoxie
Radford Says Four Years Long Enough as Chairman
Admiral Radford declares four years as chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is long enough. He responds to reports he sought a dispensation to extend his tenure after a second term ends August 16. He argues the office’s demands are great and supports the rotation system.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Radford
Dream Is Real As Jerry Sees Jets Up Close
Thirteen year old Jerry Yusef of Lawrence toured Forbes Air Force Base with his family on Thursday. Commander Medvedett led an RBAT squadron visit that allowed Jerry to inspect a six jet RBAT bomber and view engine and camera installations in a maintenance hangar.
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Jerry
Jerry Vogel
Mr. 4 Vogel
Route 4
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
H.C. Medvedeff
Farbrs
Andl Afc Irvin
Jerry Yusef
Lawrence
Forbes
John Vogel
Byron Cox
Thursuay
Wlad
Cox
Fred
Medvedert
Tir
Derry
Majo Medvedett
Terry
Sovy
Watkins Weetorial Hospital
Tanwrence
Cnel
Willben
Preys Inence
Wastiendton
Basertonen
Wah
Rasehienter
Bormunkt
Sivan
Py Hongny
Mabie
Pailles
Saving Course: Court Fines Speeding Case In County Court
A court case in the county involving speeding led to a Tuesday audit and a fine of $10 plus costs. The Safety chairman was noted in connection with the proceedings. The record mentions Roy Erneston of Olathe and Cross as parties, with the Red Orcas referenced in the context.
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Roy
Erneston
Olathe
Phi Delta Theta to Paint Municipal Park on Community Project Day
Kansas University Phi Delta Theta plans a campus Community Project on April 6 with 4 days of community repair and cleanup. Local president Jim Remsberg will coordinate with city manager James Wheelesworth to finalize plans and secure permission for a Saturday event. International HQ will award prizes to chapters with the most successful projects. last year’s winner was Arkansas University.
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Kansas University
Phi Teele Phen
Peert
Prater Aily
Lawrences Manicipal
Jim Remsberg
Presis Vent
Fortis
Sanirdaril
Remshers
Samt
City
James Wheelesworth
Arkansas University Escape
Two Accidents at K U Cause 425 in Damages
Two separate crashes at K U Thursday afternoon caused damages totaling 425 dollars. One vehicle struck a driveway obstruction while another car collided at a parking area near Schofield and Yala Pronsih. Police reported brake failure contributed to the second incident.
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K. U
Totaline Sa
Corleten Crick
Kenneth Sehedd
St. Eolhadhedd
Chris
Ninna
Schofield
Yala
Son Tan TE SE Rik
Cvmpus Trelot
Hondepsina
Earnstag Cave
Kansas University Night Dance and Voter Vandalism Notes
A night at Kansas University's Navy ROTC Ring Dance draws about 250 couples in a ceremony at the Memorial Union Ballroom with ring exchanges and a kiss moment. Vandalism hits near the Lawrence interchange as two dayhawk signs are damaged, with signs to be replaced at an estimated cost.
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Kansas University
West Lawreace
Kansas Turnpike
Memorial Union
Naval Academy
Annapois
Mad
Organ Firm Marks 40 Years in Business
The Reuter Oran Co. on New Laimpehire Street celebrates AO anniversary and 37th year in current decade. Founded by A C Reuter and A G Sabet in Trenton, US, the firm moved locations, expanding to employ many and manufacture all parts of its custom designed organs. Officers include AC Router president, A G Sabol and BR Russell vice presidents, Edgar W Jost secretary treasurer.
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Reuter Oran Co
New Laimpehire Street
A. G. Sabol
C. BR. Russell
John Selig
Edgar W. Jost
Eisenhower Presidency on Tropical Cruise Sparks Succession Debate
The article discusses how Eisenhower’s temporary absence on a tropical voyage sparked questions about presidential succession and whether the vice president would reclaim the office if he acted as president during incapacitation. It notes historical precedent from FDR's era and mentions ongoing Congressional studies on succession rules.
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Nam
Eisenhower
Aes
Wie
Theo Frenches
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Markets At A Glance Tor Is Mixed
Markets show a mixed tone as early trading advances and declines appear. Notes indicate shifts in commodities and equities with modest gains for some sectors and declines for others.
Revenue Producing Bill Wins House Backing In Topeka
A Kansas House panel advanced a bill to overhaul intangible property taxation. Authors Rep Paul Wolf and Rep Wy Shattuck say the plan would require filing a verified intangible holdings report to the charity assessor similar to an income tax return. The measure targets increased state revenue from intangible assets.
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Topeka Gm
Paul Wolf
D - T Mugeland
Wy Il Shattuck
de Ashhindi
West Coast Slayer Executed by Gas at San Quentin Today
A California inmate was executed by gas at San Quentin today for a kidnapping murder. The condemned man, identified in reports as Hakoe, faced the death sentence after appeals. Justice officials and defense attorneys debated the habeas corpus petition in San Francisco before the execution.
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West Coast
San Quentin
San Orr
Calif
Berkeley
van Virsan
Tiehoe Water L. Pope
George Mo Thiers
Gexbnan
San Frantasun
Cox
Goodwin Knight
Filsie Ale
Lawmakers Debate Tax Policy Amid Localeconomic Claims
Lawmakers clash over ad valorem taxes and local efficiency plans while supporters cite utility savings and farm impacts. Critics call Bocking’s plan political maneuvering, as governor and lawmakers trade blame over tax measures and election tactics. Separate notes mention Swiss railway payroll cuts and a thank you message for condolences.
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Paret
Joseph Arguerd
Mathis
Bocking
Mathews
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RCA Reyir
Secony Spen
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US Steel
Presidency
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Lawrence Airport
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Eto Casey panTreae
Swiss Federal Railway
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James Campbell
Nellie Bryant
Thelma Benedict
Harold Shobe
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Karl Kreider
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