University Theater presents Riders to the Sea and La Cambiale di Matrimonio
University Theater opens a festival program featuring Riders to the Sea by Williams and La Cambiale di Matrimonio by Rossini. An all student cast led by Carolyn Craft and Jack Davison performs with The Little Symphony Orchestra in Fraser Auditorium on October 10 11 and 12. The K U English adaption by Charles Loyd Holt shapes the two operas into a single campus event serving as festival centerpiece and subscription series finale.
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Williams
J. M
Wal
Caraiyn Hari
Froeka
Jack Davison Kvar
Nan Bayer
Wichita
Bonnie
Bile Allery
Ork
N. H. St
Carolyn Craft Junction City
Kay Nelson
Quest Ave
Carolyn Roberson
Miss Runkle
Deores Struesky
Blue Rapids
Matrimonio
Rosini
Gay Gee
Helicopters Save 93 Stranded on Lake Marion
Two helicopters from Shaw Air Base Sumter rescued 93 people stranded by rough water on Mait and other small islands on Lake Marion. Fishermen and pleasure seekers and their boats were beached as fires burned on shore. All reached safety with one case of exposure reported.
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NCE
Shaw Atre
Sumter
Personal tour plans and obituaries cross Kansas City notes
Personal travel plans include a seventh tour from New York with Mrs John Q Aene of Kansas City Missouri visiting Madrid Italy Switzerland Germany France returning on the Fle de France. Sudden death of John William Canavan relatives attend services at the Masonic temple. Edits note: several Kansas City residents, Dr and Mrs Leland ee, Mary Jo Lowman, MacMurray, Jack Zimmerman, Bill Mayer, and Earle Scout honor events at local schools and meetings.
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New York
John Q. Aene
Kansas City
Madrid
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
France
John
William Canavan
Masonic
J. W. Nd
Ned Smith
City
Lelandee
Tomorrew
Mornie HO Herr
Cincin
American Nation of Science Teachers
Patt
Junior Academy
Watiercorial Hospial
Alary Jo Lowman
K. Lowman
Jacksonville
MacMurray
Jack Zimmerman
Bill Mayer
Journal-World of the
Eeting
Kansas
World
Local notices on Cheley camp plans attract interest at Pine Room
Fragmentary OCR shows a community call for attendance at a Pine Room meeting about Cheley registration and Gil events. J. Hos E and Altic appear as organizers or attendees with a reply request for those interested to respond.
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Cheley
Gil
J. Hos
Altic
Douglas County Teachers' Association Final Meeting Held
About 80 elementary and secondary teachers attended the Douglas County Teachers' Association final meeting of the school year at the municipal building. President Joe Jaimes was elected a delegate to the NEA convention, with Robert Randel as alternate. Remarks covered Social Security and a program on guidance with talks by Mrs. Dore Mester, Lelah Myers, and Dr. Benjamin Lewis. A film on health and pamphlets from the State Health Department were distributed.
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Douglas County Teachers’ Association
Joe Jaimes
NEA
Robert Randel
Jaimes
Sorial Security
Dore Mesterael
Bert Nash
Lelah Myers
Division of
Mental Health
State Health Department
Benjamin Lewis
Bert Nash Clinic
Faure Opens Bid For Same Special Powers Mendes-France Once Held
Premier Edgar Faure asked Parliament to grant the special powers once used by Pierre Mendes-France to streamline taxes. The move targets easing burdens on small businesses led by Poujade, who urged a nationwide shop strike to protest high taxes. Reports say many Paris shops remained closed as Poujade’s movement expands in the south including Toulouse and Cahors.
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Premier Faure
Mendes-France
Paris i
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Faure
Pierre Poujade
Paris
France
Toulouse
Montauban
Carcassonne
Cahors
Poujade
Mound City Man Named District Legion Chief
Kazie-Lloyd McGrew of Mound City named second district commander of the American Legion at a two day Ottawa meeting. He succeeds Keith Bechlelsen of Garnett. Howard Lawrence of Gardner named junior commander and George Medlock of Ottawa adjutant. Auxiliary elected Mrs Sue Williams Garnett district president and other officers including Mrs Harriet Minardi Kansas City and Mrs Blaine Smith Montana. Nearly 50 attendees discussed a state veteran bonus and favored a public vote plan. Idja chosen as 1956 district convention site.
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Ottawa
Kazie
Lloyd McGrew
Mound City
American Legion
Keith Bechlelsen
Garnett
Howard Lawrence
Gardner
George Medlock
Sue Williams
Bonnie Kaufman
Olathe
Harriet Minardi
Kansas City
Blaine Smith
Fontana
Beryl Piersol
Williamsburg
Harry Clark
Osawatoemle
Idja
Argentina Paper Labels Prelates Workers Fees
Democracia front pages a prelate critique calling Catholic Church leaders worst enemies of Peron’s working class program. The semi official organ frames its pastoral letter dispute as authoritative government stance and denies the church's statements point by point.
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Buenos
Democracia
Peron
Siteé
Jurisdictional Dispute Ties Up London's Docks
Jurisdictional clash between rival unions disrupts work at Liverpool docks with 43 ships tied up. Workers protest re registration rules requiring union clearance for new work books from the National Dock Board, amid claims that only Transport and General Workers Union members may receive registration books.
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Liverpool Ip
Liverpool
National Dock Board
Mammoth ,Transport and General Workers Union
Tney
Boarts
Two Formosans Dead in Formosa Truck Crash
A truck carrying 60 servicemen and dependents overturned in southern Formosa yesterday. Ten people died and 48 were injured in the accident, authorities said. Local officials investigated the scene as rescue teams provided aid to the wounded.
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Formosa
LHS Debaters Lead Topeka Festival Victory
Lawrence High School captured first among 35 schools at Topeka festival in speech and drama with Topeka High School second and Exaporia third. Winners advance to state finals April 16 at Kansas University. numerous LHS students earned top honors in informative, reading, extemporaneous, manuscript reading, and oratory events.
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Raymond Pippett
Ray Nichols
Allan Robb
Alan Coombs
LHS
Doris Evans
Ed Collister
Betty Redford
Victor Capper
Haskell
Norma Jo Larty
Marjone
Vermoald
Charl Coleman
Futh Tiger
Isa Attockine
Verlin
Fompkins
Carol West
DeSoto
Mary Mulvaney
Winchester
Oskaloosa High School
Hiram Stockwell
Nancy Peppard
Buzzy Hampion
Comptroller Joins Gore In Opposing Roads Plan
Comptroller General Joseph Campbell joined Senator Gore in opposing the administration's 21 billion dollar highway bill. Campbell said the proposed funding method is objectionable and GAO believes federal borrowings should be part of the public debt. Secretary Weeks and Gen Gay had argued the plan would not add to the national debt.
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Washington
Joseph Campbell
Sen
Gore
Dtenn
GAO
Secretary of
Commerce Weeks
Lucius D. Gay
Braille Labels to Mark Chicago Garden Project
Braille labels will be placed on flowers in a garden forming part of landscaping at the Chicago Lighthouse. The organization plans a $600,000 medical center on the South Side as part of the project.
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Chicago
Blir i
Junior High Spring Concert Tuesday Evening
The Junior High music department stages a 3 pm spring concert in the school auditorium at 13th and UMass Sts, free to the public. About 195 vocal group members perform with eighth grade chorus, girls glee club, ninth grade chorus, and girls small ensemble, featuring Old Man River and This Was Nearly Mine among sacred and Broadway selections. The orchestra showcases classical and popular works including On the Trail and Symphony for Young Orchestras, with Phyllis Werstberger and Linda Norris soloists and instrumental highlights by Cora Lee Price and Molly McCalla.
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13Th
Umass. Sts
John Verrall
K U Symphony Faces Difficult Season Then Delivers Fine Concert
The K U Symphony and conductor Russell L. Wiley battled travel delays and weather disruptions at Hoch Auditorium this season. After Wiley was delayed to a concert and a postponed Lawrence performance, they finally reunited Sunday night with a confident, polished performance marked by steady leadership and musical finesse.
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Thomas Gorton
K. U. Symphony
Russell L. Wiley
Hoch
Wiley
Lawrence
Orchestra Delivers Fresh Spring Overture Encore
Intimates describe the orchestra’s spring concert run from a four day span with Brahms and Strauss selections. Merilyn Cialerian opened the program with Vex E Spring, the ensemble delivering lively vigor and vernal mood. Ruth Henry and Edith Nichols joined in on strings and tone, while the ensemble showcased choral-pure playing and a dynamic finale.
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Merrilyn Cialerian
Johann Straus
Vanov
Orient
Vancasun
Shalegar
Edith Nichols
Prattsi
Karel Blaas
Sardar
Te Peresins
Ruth Henry
Vielin Ae
Siena
Skittfal Mixture At A Good Taste And Sach
The second half of the program featured a reading and a sterling performance. The conductor and soloists delivered precise intonation and courteous balance. The scherzo movement was brilliant and the ensemble overcame difficulty for a brilliant close.
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Rachmar
Wiley
Intonanan
Courstie
sMennien
Pharmacists Approved by Pratt Board in Kansas
Ten pharmacists were approved by Pratt to practice in 1948. State Board of Pharmacy announced the list of 100 candidates who passed the board exam. Names include James R. Sellers, Marvin Martin, Wichita. William Ladd Jr., Wichita. Jane Wo Tmyin, Medici.
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Pratt. Kas
State Board of Pharee Prathinagon
Sehrepel Ef Pratt
Sec
KU seniors win annual St Louis trip award
Two Kansas University advertising seniors Mrs Georgia Wallace and Charles OConnell were chosen as outstanding senior man and woman in advertising by the faculty. They will spend the week of April 16 237 in St Louis as guests of the Advertising Club of St Louis.
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William Alien White
University Invites Expand Award Program Reach
Since 1948 the annual program has grown with Prof. Elmer F. Seth and James E. Dykes assisting. This ninth year marks Kansas University joining peers Inca Minnis Missouri Sissons and Washington universities in the award cycle.
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Elmer F. Seth
James E. Dykes Willome
Kansas Unversity
Sath Inca
Minnis
Missouri
Sissons
Washington
Marriage License for Gibbs and Yates in Sunflower
A marriage license was issued Saturday from Probate Court to Donald L Gibbs age 20 of Eudora and Jean M Yates age 19 of Sunflower.
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Donald L Gibbs
Eudora
Jean M. Yates
Sunflower
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