You Can Survive In A Call For Support Of Atomic Attack
A public notice discusses survival in an atomic attack, stressing radar warning, shelters, and medical needs. It explains radiation and blast risks, shelter protection, and the scale of medical resources required for severe burns and radiation cases, with notes on clothing, air bursts, and potential rescue timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Cornell
Washington
Atomile Energy Commission
Elimase Tefoe
Defense Department
Hirsahima
Nagasaki
Lone Deek
AEC
Senior Recital Tonight Dagmer Hasaleva at K U Strong
Miss Dagmer Hasaleva soprano presents a senior recital at eight o clock in Strong auditorium with Barbara Glover accompanying. The program includes works by Cartitti Wagner Campbell and Dvorak among others, reflecting studies from Marie Wilkins and Reinhold Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Fine Arts School
Dagmar Hasaleva
Marie Wilkins
Reinhold Schmidt
Barbara Glover
Wagner
Campbell- Fipton Pane
Dvorak
21 Winners of 4-H Carl Raymond Gray Scholarships
Twenty one 4 H members were awarded 100 scholarships at Kansas State College announced by Harold Johnson state club leader. Winners from Abilene Bendena Wilson Bogue Oskaloosa Sylvan Grove Oakley Windom Marysville Tipton Seneca Bloomington Wakarusa Hoxie Weskan and other towns will enroll at K State in September. Alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Carl Raymond Gray
Kansas State College
A. Harold Johnson
Johnson
Union Pacific Railroad
Dean Robson
Abilene
Norman Elliott
Bendena
Lester Borecky
Wilson
Jane Kenyon
Bogue
Harley Holliday, Jr
Holton
Kathleen Shape
Oskaloosa
Clarelyn Guggisberg
Sylvan Grover
Duane Boston
Oakley
Janet Bornholdt
Windom
Richard Talbot
Marysville
Garet Houghton
Tipton
Gladys Rottinghaus
Seneca
Martinles
Beesie Rowe
Robert Stainaker
Plainville
Barbara Lindburg
Lucas
Ralph Rawlin
Gypsum
Seline Jernigan
Wakarusa
Phillip Pratt
Hoxie
Virginia Ann Reiss
Weskan
Joan Engle
Sherland Prawl
Severance
Norma Mantz
Kanopolis
David McRae
Penokee
Hanson
Axtell
Pinckney pre school round up and PTA officers elected
The Pinckney pre school round up will be April 6 at 1 30 pm for four and five year olds with physical exams by Drs Boyden Gilles and immunizations by Dr Jott if desired The event is a free service of the Parent Teachers Association and School Health Department under Miss Electa Kindlesperger In Pinckney PTA officers for next year were elected March 16 President Mrs Woodrow Miller Vice President Mrs Don Haines Secretary Mrs Helen Norwood Treasurer Miss Helen Norwood Program Chairman Mrs Clifton Calvin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney
Boyden
Gilles
Jott
Penfield Jones
Pinckney P.T
Parent- Teachers Association
Electa Kindlesperger
T. A
Woodrow Miller
Don Haines
Pecregryar
Wilens
Iss Helen Norwood
Clifton Calvin
Jimmie Rood
Union Pacific
Mra. Parmley
Norwood
Bot
Andy
Jane
Jeni
van Vrooman
Brock
City Council Candidates Highlight Parker and Buchele
Biographical sketches of third ward Republican Thomas G. Parker and Democrat Buchele outline their education, work history, and community involvement. Parker, GM veteran and Buick dealer, emphasizes civic activities. Buchele profiles include biology studies, research, and ADA leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Parker
Massachusetts Street
Edinburgh
Scotland
Boston
Parker Buick Couny
Frence
Parker
General Motora Corporation
Atlantic City
Chicago
Kansas
Lawrence
Topeka
Peggy
Tommy
Cynthia
Kansan Motor Car Dealers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary and Elks Club
Algo
Masonic Order
Harrison Returns to Mrs Hooperin First Grade Class
Mrs Hooperin first grade welcomes Harrison back after time away in medical care. Mrs Spraders and staff have been working on aviation and airport plans. Mrs Ray Wright visited the classroom recently. In Mrs Mott's second grade, students enjoy their garden and look forward to summer plants. Students Roberts Edwards and Janice Hallie were in the room last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobperin
Harrison
X U. Medical
Santer
Amers
Spraders
Ray Wright
Hooper
Mott
Roberts, Badwards
Janice Hallie
Sixth Grade Book Club Plans and Chorus Program
Two sixth grade groups plan activities for PTA night on Thursday March 16. Miss Weat directs the chorus while Miss Mallory’s group forms a Book Club featuring book reviews, short dramatizations from announced titles, and a game called Battle of the Books. Officers include Linda Hartman president Ady Alles vice president and Stuart Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant
P.T. A
Weat
Mallory
Seessnes
Wings Be
Literary Guild
Linda Hartman
Ady Alles
Stuart Smith
Gerwyn Jones
Judy Jackman
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Margaret Habsin
K. U
N. J
Associated Women
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Stade
Thureday
Seventh
Hampshire
New Hampshire
Sixth Street
Sirth Street
Massachusetts
Dagmer Hasaleva
Kansas State
Mar
UPI
Truman
Senate
Elsie M. Danford
Burdett
Joseph
E. Gaitskill
Girard
Hazel W. Houser
Green
John W. McManigal
Horton
Ruel Lazarua
Norwich
Claude C. Leonard
Richland
Raymond W. Harold
Weakan
Tokyo
Koichi Miura
Miura
Lawrence School News
Miracle Green
Luther Buckels
North Amerite
Co-operative League
Bactry
Buchele
Lawrence Az
Pi Sigma
Sigma Xi
American Association of University Professors
Americans For Democratic Action
A.D.A
Larr Snregan
Walter Sneegas
Larry
Miss Russell
Junior Walker
Junior
Grabers
Europe
Arbara
Penny Jones
Clase
Capid
Masa, St
America
Ford
ORD
Vermont
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