Local social notes roundup with clubs and moves
Mrs Laurence Woodruff hosted a Friday contract club dessert bridge. Senior High Sunday school eighth graders held a buffet honoring Carol Anderson who moves to Madison Indiana. Lawrence Color Camera club Postponed to March 2. Home Demonstration Unit carried in supper with 2% attendance. Baldwin teachers hosted a spring dinner for Eudora teachers. Mothers group at First Christian and Ottawa met with Easter themed meditations and music. The Wrights’ visit with relatives from St Paul, and Andersons moving to Madison. Opera opening night in Kansas City drew local attendees. Weavers and Counsellors return from trips to Mexico and Rochester visitors.
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First Methodist Church
Naomi Lent
Carol Anderson
Madison
Ind
Katy Wright
Barbara Dunlap
Sue, Squires
Ruth Bramble
Karen, Stuart
Linda Wilson
Anne Scritchfield
Deanna Burroughs
Linda Garrett
Karen Weise
Eugenes Wilson
Vida Ingerson
Ine
Lucinda
Virginia
St. Paul
Minn
Ray Wright
Atomic Energy Works
Anderson
9Th St
Rowland
Dyer
Frederick E. Kester
Lawrence
Faust
Music Hall
Kansas City
Kansas City Philharmonic Association
Dean
T. DeWitt Carri
FFA Team to Represent Lawrence High at Osage City Contest
Four members of the Jayhawk Chapter Future Farmers of America will represent Lawrence High School at the East Central Regional Farm Mechanics contest in Osage City on Saturday. The team, Bud Seele Norman Musick Kenneth Whaley and Bobby Howard, will demonstrate and compete with other teams in eastern Kansas in farm machinery and related skills.
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Jayhawk
Future Farmers of America
Lawrence High School
Osage City
Bud Seele
Norman Musick
Kenneth Whaley
Bobby Howard
Kansas
County Court Fine Amid Mixed Trades on 1955 Registration
A county court fined Walter Leo Faulkner seventeen dollars for irregularities tied to trades including carpentry concrete work farming and welding. The case references 1955 registration issues and related penalties, with the judge noting improper notices and missing machinery repair disclosures.
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Walter Leo Faulkner
Addy Family Plans Weekend Visit From Wichita
Personal news notes report Mr and Mrs Eldon H Addy and children Donald and Catherine coming from Wichita to visit Mr and Mrs E P Addy over the weekend Prof Natalie Calderwood Prof Albert Kitzhaber and Prof Oscar Baugh attend a conference in Chicago on College Composition and Communication Mr and Mrs John Wolfe return from Texas after ten weeks away Mrs Wolfe hospitalized for major surgery at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka Dr and Mrs R Reynolds depart for Texas and Mexico with visit to son Karl Reynolds at Ft Bliss Emily Preyer spends weeks in New York City Ernest D Ding visits Haskell Institute Allen Hurst and Delmont Hadley attend Faust in Kansas City Kansas University students and others attend the opera at Music Hall
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Eldon H. Addy
Donald
Catherine
Wichita
Addy
E. P. Addy
Natalie Calderwood
Albert Kitzhaber
Oscar Baugh
Chicago
John Wolfe
Texas
Indiana Service
Haskell Institute
Allen Hurst
Delmont Hadiley
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kansas University
Training for Red Cross Canteen Service Enrollees Opens
Training for those enrolled in the Red Cross Canteen service starts Monday morning under Mrs. W. C. Boardman, with courses covering food production sanitation and meal prep for a large group. Classes run six two hour sessions in the Community Building with instructors from KU Student Union and state sanitary services. Enrollment remains open at the first class for those not yet enrolled.
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Red Cross
W. C. Boardman
John H. Patton
B. L. Tomlinson
K. U. Strudent Union
Louis Silvi
Ivan Shull
Boardman
Texas student winner in Missouri Valley oratory contest
Irvin DeVore a Texas University student won the oratory contest at Kansas University during the Missouri Valley Forensic League tournament. Franklin Mitchell Oklahoma University placed second Walter McMullen Kansas University third James Kucera South Dakota University fourth. Extermpore speeches set for this afternoon six debate rounds finish Saturday noon. ART SESSION CANCELLED Blizzard travel hazards reduce two day High School Art Conference at Kansas University. program reduced and artworks forwarded.
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Irvin DeVore
Texas University
Missouri Valley Forensic League
Kansas University
Franklin Mitchell
Oklahoma University
Walter McMullen
Melvern
James Kucera
South Dakota University
Extermpore
Lawrence
Marjorie Whitney
Starling Bilge Pumps Spill Wine In Bristol Gale
The cargo liner Starling experienced burst casks in its hold during a gale at Bristol causing bilge pumps to spray sherry and port wine. The 1,563-ton vessel suffered multiple breaks in casks aboard the ship.
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Bristol
England
Missouri Trucker Leeway Extends Deadline in Jefferson City
Missouri government extends deadline five days to April 5 for Kansas truckers before enforcing Missouri license plates. Officials say the grace period eases transition for cross state haulers as authorities prepare implementation in the capital Jefferson City.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Kansas
Body of John Davis Lies in State After Pneumonia Siege
John W. Davis 81, veteran constitutional lawyer and 1934 Democratic presidential nominee, lay in state at a Charleston funeral home after pneumonia confinement. Funeral set for Brick Presbyterian Church, New York, burial Locust Valley Cemetery. Davis served as ambassador to Great Britain, two terms in Congress, and argued notable cases before the Supreme Court. He was born in Clarksburg WV, April 13 1873, and is survived by daughter Mrs. Charles P. Healy of New York.
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Charleston
John W. Davis
Davis
Calvi Coolidge
Davis Locus Valley
Long Island
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York
Locust Valley
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
West Virginia
Wilson
William Gibbs McAdoo
Alfred E. Smith
Harry S. Truman
Steel
US Supreme Court
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Clarksburg
W.va
Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee's
Law School
Charles P. Healy
Educational Conference Series at Kansas U This Summer
A set of three one week conferences for science and mathematics teachers will be held this summer at Kansas University. Sessions cover chemistry physics and mathematics from June 13 to July 2 with credit available. Dean Kenneth F. E. Anderson announces staff including Brewster Price Stranathan and Dres den Ulmer. Dormitory housing provided for attendees.
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Kansas University
Kenneth FE. Anderson
School of Education
Dean Anderson
Ray Q. Brewster
G. Baley Price
James D. Stranathan
Max Dresden
Herbert A. Smith
Gilbert Ulmer
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Britain accuses Gromyko of secrecy breach at meeting
Britain levelled allegations against Andrei Gromyko accusing the Soviet Union of leaking conference details. Moscow denied the claim as propaganda and said Western officials were pushing an arms race. The disarmament talks in session were described as secret and aimed at advancing a world disarmament plan.
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Britain
Gromyko
London
Suuset
Andrei Gromyko
Ween
Cope
Avamino
Traver
Bendon
Stockholm
Moscow
Alenya Spekesmassad
Russia
Pragass
Gremyko
Ino
Getanium
Cremyko
Yois
Sater
Biork
Niet
France
Canada
DN Desarmament
LT. N. General Assembly
Lows Record in Wyoming as Spring Storm Pushes Colorado
A spring storm pushed across Wyoming and into Colorado with deep snow and plummeting temperatures. Akron reported four below, Denver saw seven inches of fresh snow the deepest in eastern Colorado, while power outages left Evanston without electricity for over 18 hours. Utah Power Light crews used skis and snow tractors to locate the fault on a melted salt snow mix on power poles. Loveland Pass faced a temporary washout and was opened to one-way traffic today.
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Denver
WorTas
Conrads
Pins
Montara
Wevenmine
Sneratan
Casper
Colorado
Jorado
Akron
Colorado Highway Department
Ned Loveland Pass
No Change Seen For Engineers Shortage
UW Manhattan reports the shortage of highway engineers will not improve for 43 years. Speaking at Kansas State College of Engineering, Ko Woodshead urged wage and personnel policy reforms to recruit and retain engineers. He called for internal promotions, improved working conditions, active recruitment, better manpower use, and leveraging graduates from high schools, technical institutes, and non engineering colleges in sub professional roles.
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Manhattan
Ord Wee Gyen
Kansas Hich
Kansa Aly College
Tulay
Ko BB Woodshead
Emi
Puredue University
Woods
Blood of Boy Pumped Through Dog's Lung During Operation
A 13 year old Arkansas boy named Calvin Richmond underwent a three hour heart operation at the University of Minnesota Hospitals. Doctors used a removed dog lung inflated to about a catapult size to create a dry field and pumped the boy's blood through the lung for about 15 minutes while closing three holes in his heart. Blood was diverted by a mechanical pump through plastic cubes and warmed before returning to the boy's system. The operation aimed to keep the heart blood moving as repairs were made.
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Minneapolis
Arkansas
Calvin Richmond
Pine Bluff
Ark
Herarey
Swiss Papers Claim FDR Made Demands Similar to Stalin's
Swiss papers speculate on a letter attributed to Franklin D Roosevelt pressuring Switzerland to follow or resist Soviet and Allied actions. Basler Nachrichten notes a supposed Roosevelt letter to the Federal Council in the summer of 1945 with demands echoing Stalin’s, suggesting a potential push for a march or concessions. The piece questions its existence and whether the government would acknowledge it if real.
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Fdr
Stalin
Geneva
Inffendal
Swes
Tadas Tere
Toaideni Roosevelt
Stein
Risales
Navarich
Americin Pot Csatin
Yalta
America
Sutherland
Roosevelt
Federal Council
Stalys
Sacheart
Thanasore
Penteal
Switzerland
Hall appoints judge Topf to unexpired Lincoln term
Governor Fred Hall named Topf to fill the unexpired term of Thayer in Lincoln after Thayer resigned for health reasons. Topf, a former probate judge, will serve the remainder of the term under Hall’s appointment.
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Topfean
Pourey
Pe Hall Greene
R Fo Thayer
Lincoin
I Health
W. Greene
Lincoln Eby
Fred
Russian refugee to U S asylum for Lyesikov
U S officials said the State Department would grant Valery Lyesikov asylum after an interrogation on Thursday. The Russian colonel's son, who abandoned communism for the West, is expected to go to America soon. He arrived in Bartin last Friday, denouncing communism as a doctrine of hatred.
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Berlin
America
U. S
State Department
Valery Lyesikov
Bartin Jact
Injury From Wreck Involving Griswold and Walter Fo Pt
Griswold, 34, suffered no minor neck injury after a collision with Walter Foprt, 23, at the intersection of th and Conn. Damage estimated at 200 dollars. Griswold was not treated.
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Corlf
Griswold
Walter Fo
Ptfingifl
Conn
Sis
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