There Ought to Be a Law Retarded Children Class
A Kansas panel discusses meeting Thursday night to address care for retarded children. Dr Gaestin of the Kansas department and Mrs Frances Leokron Douglas County Welfare Director are involved with plan oversight. LeRoy Pox leads the program for SOMA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Carey
Gaestin
Kansas
Melorre
Deotas County
Robert Shaw
Kansas University
Frances Leokron
Douglas County
LeRoy Pox
Soma Ives
Local social notes and hospital visits in a midwestern town
A fragmented list records attending events and illnesses across the community. Mrs Meare fin Ainsworth visits St Pil and Topeka relatives join in support while Norbert Aber and Myr Peyton are noted among deceased or deceased relatives. Community ties include school activity, church functions, and neighbors gathering at homes and the Peters home for various visits and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Mirbeth
Ramsas City
Bonger Springs
Reece Hospital
Gardner
Meare Fin Ainsworth
St Pil
Misa
Miller
Guy V. Longstreth
Mmestieella
Stns
Hops Ra
Ap Desatn
Ete
Dees
Praser Oye Neon
Desatochureh
Mys
Gar Ees
Él Arransempnys
Norbert Aber
Peatab
Theta
Alpies
Renture
Coker Fame
Reile
Mentroclia
Maisie
Studets
Thuomas Woodbours
Morenee
Martha Selmi
Mes Uy Longstreth
Farm Leader Blames United Nations Use For U S Troubles
Denver message quotes Jannie Patton of the National Farmers Union saying U S difficulties stem from selective use of United Nations aims. He urges longer term planning over expedient short term actions and proposes directing more investment capital and technical aid to developing nations along with a one percent of GNP annual set aside for overseas investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Denverm
United States
Jannie
Ton
Patton
Nanial Farmers Union
Assur
U. S
Winter snow hits northern Midwest states in midseason blast
Snow piled up to a foot in sections of Nebraska and South Dakota with lesser amounts in Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan. Blizzards struck parts of these areas last Thursday and Friday as freezing rain sleet and snow fell in Lower Michigan and most of Wisconsin. Falls ended in most areas near the Mississippi River in Iowa and the plains as rain or drizzle extended from Missouri Illinois through the Ohio Valley to the South Atlantic Coast.
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Midwest
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mississippi River
Plains
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic Coast
4 U Staff Members Back From Alumni Tour
Kansas University staff members returned from a week long alumni tour through Kansas where meetings were held in Junction City Hays Belleville Phillipsburg Mankato Russell and Abilene Officers were elected at all the meetings Robert Vosper spoke to each group Charles Oldfather entertained with ballads and folk songs Maurice Barker and Dick Wintersmore joined the trip from the Greater University Fund and Alumni Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas
Ien
Robert Vosper
If Braziel
Charles Oldfather
Maurice Barker
Greater University Fund
Dick Wintermore
Alumni Association
Junction City
Hays
Belleville
Phillipsburg
Mankato
Russell
Abilene
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Sigh the fragment hints at a lyric poem or feranine appellation with scattered numbers and phrases. The readable bits suggest a creative or archival text rather than a clear news item, limiting concrete people places or events to identify. The piece remains cryptic and fragmentary.
Ex Ballet Russe Member to Direct Camp Ballet Division
Robert FL Bell, former Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo dancer, to lead the ballet division of the 20th Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kamsa University campus this summer. The six week program runs June 16 to July 28, with courses in classic ballet, interpretive dance, history, and choreography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert FL Bell
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Kamsas University
Bell
Hoch Auditorium
Camp Symphony Orchestra
Camp
Oklahoma City
Okla
Paris ‘Opera
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Ballet Russe
First Aid Training Called for Nationwide Program
Washington Army medical expert Col. Joseph R. Shaffer urged a voluntary nationwide first aid program for all Americans from sixth grade up to ready for a possible nuclear attack. He cited Russia’s compulsory plan and argued parity could deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph R. Shaffer
Russia
Strike Conference Called Amid Ward Protests
A strike conference was convened as workers in several wards protested pay raises. No clear negotiations or walkouts were reported, and the mood remained tense as participants demanded action from authorities.
Frazier to Show Work as Southwest Artist Invited
Bernard Foca Fragier a Kansas University sculptor and resident is among ten artists invited from the Southwest to display works for a0 of the nation’s leading decorators at an upcoming showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard (Foca) Fragier
Ansas University
Southwest
KU Interview Plans for Naval Ordnance Positions
An employment representative from the US Naval Ordnance Test Station at China Lake California will visit Kansas University on Thursday and Friday to interview senior and graduate students for available positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Ordnance Test Station
China
Lake
Calif
Kansas University
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Schftling Air Force Base
Summerville
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Milt Stoffer
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Harry Westergren
MOE
Norris Bros
Ed Sullivan
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