Testing Begins On K U Campus For Scholarships
Forty Kansas high school seniors including two from Lawrence gather at the Kansas University campus as Summerfield and Watkins scholarship tests and interviews commence. Finalists from 644 applicants compete for eight to twelve awards with renewals possible for four years and awards ranging from 10 to 900 dollars annually.
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Kansas
Lawren
Kansas University
Samdente
Summerfield
Raymond J. Nichols
Ala
Charles M. Roberman
Watkins
Jury Aiken
Sunflower
DeSoto High School
K. U
Memorial Union
James K. Hitt
Lawrence
The
City and
University Hospitals
Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements Daily Record
Patients admitted include Cynda Schwemmer Mary B Pendleton John Snyder and many others from multiple routes and streets. Births reported for Barbara Dover baby boy Betty Bryant baby boy Ritta Burns baby girl Albert Pendleton and John Rice welcomed new sons and a daughter from several local addresses.
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Cynda Schwemmer
Parma ‘Kirkpatrick
Vt. &J
John P. Snyder
Greensboro
N. C
Goldie Dirk
Newt Hamlin
Donna Carpenter
Til
Margaret. R. Kieffer
Jerome Wilburn
Phoebe Schneck
Cadet
Helen McCorkill
18Th St
Arthur B. Ish
Mary Schurtz
Greever Tert
Larry Landis
Herbert Kasold
Billy Radcliffe
Elaine Lutz
Eudora
Richard Alen Fulks
Mary Ann Cushenbery
Sun-flower
Clarence W. Winston
Wilma.Brune
Lois Morris
Maple Lane
Barbara Dover
Danny Joe O'Brien
Baldwins
Deward Robinson
N. Y.S T
Ora E. Barrett
N. Y
Betty Bryant
Nellie McCracken
Paul Friend
Learn
Ard Ave
Chris Williams
Tenn. St
Ritta Burns
Michael Chavez
Erma Hellstrom
Perry St
Helen Davis
Peggy Brown
Walnut St
Jack Martin
Brooks St
Irene Freeman
MY J. St
Aretha Hall
Albert B Pendleton
John G. Rice
Conn
Jennie Tourel to Perform at KU Hoch Auditorium Tonight
Mezzo soprano Jennie Tourel will give a concert at 8:20 p.m. tonight in Hoch Auditorium Kansas University. The recital is presented under the KU Concert Course series.
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Jennie Tourel
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
K.U
Australians Ready for Melbourne Olympic Site Talk
Curtis discusses Melbourne as a central, compact Olympic layout within walking distance of key venues and the city heart. He cites stadium proximity, facilities for athletes, and Australia’s population distribution while noting US–Australia ties and plans to attract new residents during the Games.
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Olympic Village
Brundage
New York City
Curtis
Sydney
Wes Santee
America
Santer
John Landy
Australia
Lands
California
Curtis Maid
U. S.sydney
Hawaii
Canton Island
Fiji Islands
George
England
Deaths and Funerals Cornelius Walker and James Taylor
Cornelius Alvin Walker 52 died at home in Lawrence where he had lived 34 years and worked at Rexall Drug Store. Survivors include two sisters and three brothers. funeral arrangements pending. James Claude Taylor 52 died at home on Highland Drive. retired hotel operator and member of several clubs and lodges. Survived by widow, two sons, one daughter, mother, two brothers. services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Funk Cooper Warren Chapel with Elk Memorial Services to follow.
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Seymour
Ind
Walker
Lawrence
Rexall Drug Store
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Corine Thompson
Pa. St
Ethel Booth
Kansas City
Kas
Fred Walker
Robert Walker
William Walker
James Claude Taylor
Highland
Christian Church of
Carrollton
Elks Lodge
Mary Edith Taylor
Audell Billingsley
Mission
William Taylor
Gerald Taylor
Ft. Knox
Ethel Taylor
Sterling
Paul Taylor
Grand Junction
Colo
Cécil Taylor
Emporia
Funk-Cooper- Warren
Rudolph C. Tatsch
Memorial Park
Elks Lodge 595
Vernie Wilson
Mel Daniel
E. T. Gallagher
John Emick
Skipper Willams
Fred O Frey
Pro Hall Split Girds Kansas Delegates At Convention
In Fort Scott and Wyandotte, delegates show mixed support with four pro Hall seven anti Hall and one independent. Wyandotte’s 70 member delegation backs Hall and endorses Darby for national delegate. Johnson County leads with 50 anti Hall votes as convention opens. Elmer Broat becomes manager of Henry's Shoe Box in Lawrence, bringing 26 years in the trade to the Mass Street store.
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Albert C. Becker
Kansas City
Hall
Darby
Wyandotte
Johnson County
Antl Hall
Elmer Broat
Barker Ct
Henry's Shoe Box
Mass
St. Broat
Lawrence
Bront
Traffic fines and jail for John Charles Dohm
John Charles Dohm of 1038 Pa. St. received a 10 day jail term and $85 fine in police court after facing six traffic charges including running a red light no muffler speeding improper registration and violating two stop sign rules.
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John Charles Dohm
Pa. St
Hoch Auditorium Gets Movie Theater Look for Rock Chalk Revue
The Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University now features a 48 foot red blinking electric sign advertising the Rock Chalk Revue shown Friday and Saturday nights. Eight houses enter skits in the revue including North College freshman dorm Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Delta Pi Kappa Alpha Theta Phi Gamma Delta Alpha Tau Omega Lambda Chi Alpha and Sigma Mu.
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Hoch
Kansas University
Rock Chalk Revue
North College
Gamma Phi Beta
Alpha Delta Pi
Kappa Alpha Theta
Phi Gamma
Delta
Alpha Tau Omega
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Mu
Mize Heads KU Fund Advisory Board for Next Year
Chester Mize Jr of Atchison was elected chair of the Greater University Fund advisory board at the spring meeting. Robert B. Riss stepped down as chair. Robert N. Roger of Abilene was named vice chair as 24 members attended. Gifts to the fund have surpassed last year’s total with about 2,200 individual contributions. Paul Parker described Bartlesville alumni giving 112 gifts totaling 3362 dollars.
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Chester Mize Jr
Atchison
Greater University Fund of
Kansas University
Mize
Robert B. Riss
Kansas City
Robert N. Roger
Abilene Attornney
Maurice E. Barker
Greater University Fund
Paul Parker
Bartlesville
Okla
Ihe
Raymond Nichols
George B. Smith
University Fund
Skipper Williams
la. St
Lawrence
Lawrence residents tout new Santa Fe depot and rail growth
Santa Fe Magazine reports dedication of a $140000 rail station at Seventh Street with designer goals of a modern, workable depot. George Landreth, railroad general manager, predicted Lawrence and Santa Fe partnership growth. The railroad also announced a purchase of 160 acres northwest of Lawrence for industrial development. Hospital chapel fund at Lawrence Memorial tops $5000 toward a $5234 goal as Rev. C Swift notes strong civic support and donations from local groups.
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Santa Fe Magazine
Santa Fe
Seventh Street
George Landreth
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Chapel
C. Swift
World Today
Swift
Rev.Swift
Trinity Episcopal
Market at a Glance Stocks and Commodities Mixed
Market report shows stocks higher with moderate bonds down and cotton steady. Wheat old crop strong with new crop steady. corn firm and cash prices firm. Hogs gain 25 to 75 cents to top 14.00, cattle mostly steady with varied ranges for fed steers, heifers, cows, and vealers. stockers and feeders active though uneven. Kansas City grain futures mixed. oats and soybeans listed with minor moves and local market prices noted.
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Cash Grain
Kansas City
Milo Mouve
Dee
USDA
Wall Street Surges Amid Snowstorm Despite Delays
A heavy snowstorm paused much of the Northeast yet trading proceeded. The New York Stock Exchange opened on time with about 2.5 million shares changing hands, while the American Exchange delayed one hour. Gains reached roughly three points as forenoon activity gave way to modest strength. Bullish momentum and various developments supported the advance despite weather.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Sig Ep Wins Third Annual Greek Chariot Race at KU
Sigma Phi Epsilon at Kansas University claimed first in the third annual chariot race closing Greek Week. Sigma Nu finished second with Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Kappa Sigma tying for third. Trophies were given by Dale Barham of Topeka and Scott Dole of Pratt. The Sig Ep chariot, pulled by Mike Swanson and Bob Kerr, completed the 0.4 mile course in 1 minute 16 seconds with Ferol Gehring of Atchison aboard.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon
Kansas University
Sigma Nu
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Dale Barham
Topeka
Scott Dole
Pratt
Mike Swanson
Abilene
Bob Kerr
Lincoln
Ferol Gehring
Atchison
Suburban system expands to Tonganoxie and Basehor
The Suburban system, managed as a private organization for over 40 years and incorporated in 1954, opens new equipment buildings near its old offices in Tonganoxie and a completed site at Basehor. Long distance calls for Tonganoxie will go through the Lawrence operator while Basehor uses Leavenworth, with direct dialing planned for future expansion across six locations.
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Basehor
Tonganoxle
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Smith
Lawerence
Tonganoxie
Greater
Kansas City
Leenexa
Kay
Belton
Joplin
Liberty
Missouri
St. Louis
Negro Brothers on Trial for Beating at Alabama
Two Negro brothers Arthur Washington and John Washington aged 23 and 19 faced trial in Tuscaloosa for assault with intent to murder after allegedly beating Samuel Perrin Taylor 19 on February 14 at the University of Alabama amid campus tensions over treatment of a Negro coed Catherine Lucy.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Tatherine Lucy
Arthur Washington
John
Samuel Perrin Taylor
Water Safety Course Opens This Evening at Baker University
A water safety instructor course starts this evening at Baker University and runs through Friday. Gilbert Bribble of the National Red Cross for Kansas will lead the program under the supervision of Miss Doris Peterson, Baker University physical education instructor in Baldwin. U.S. natural gas pipelines span 43 states.
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Baker University
Gilbert Bribble
National Red Cross For Kansas
Doris Peterson
Baldwin
Chemically Stored Sunlight Reported by ARDC Team
Baltimore based Air Research and Development Command says its scientists at Holloman Air Development Center New Mexico released chemically stored sunlight by triggering atomic oxygen with nitric oxide. The group calls it a major breakthrough with potential rocket propulsion applications in upper atmosphere.
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Baltimore
Air Research and Development Command
ARDC
Holloman Air Development Center
New Mexico
Murray Zelikoff
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