Honors for KU students as multiple societies elect new members
KU announced elections to Phi Beta Kappa Tau Beta Pi Delta Phi Delta Mu Phi Epsilon and other honoraries at Hoch Auditorium. Notable honorees include John Kirk for Phi Beta Sigma and Martha Lee Latter for Pi Kappa Lambda while several dozen students from Kansas City Topeka Lawrence and surrounding areas joined Mu and Sigma chapters.
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University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
Phi Bigma
National Biological Society
John Kirk
Lawrence
Tau Beta Pi
iGeorge Adams
Salina
Dan
Hutte
Mont
Jin Sioux
Topeka
Ainley Jervis Mich
Robert Meron
Robert’ Moore
Relimiower
Pibibind
Gaarfield
Seharel
Pi Kappa
Lambda
Martha Lee Latter
Pittslure
Ridney Hahn
Hitteninson
Eugenia Hensworth
Burlingrmne
Annabel
Carolyn Campbell
Kansas City
Howard Cannilf
Helen Dietzel
Dorothy Faldkamp
Kanaan City
Kan
Anita Harmon
Barbara Meyer
Wichita
Nancy Miller
Aldine Nelson
Kamen City
Eileen O'Conner
Wichtta
Shie'ter
Marton
Eleanor Pack
City
Kans
Bille Karermund
Indeidence
Sweat Burt
Kansas To
Joaney Tranfinin
Junstin Washington
Mary Vout
Mu Phi Epajlon
Music Society
Dorothy Brenner
Olathe
Beverly Rolte
Flaine Walker
Michita
Sigma Xi
Leon Brahqn
Philadelphia
Tas
Eillion Greer
Couneave
Kenneth
Hoffman
Willian Schechter
Jetmore
Stephen Stephanon
Phi Beta Kappa
National Honorary Society For Liberal Arts &Tudents
Josephine Albitt
Lee Alexander
Lean Ball
Newton
Mary Trchison
Russell Turrett
Innnae Falla
Margaret Gethin
Kensic City
Martha Ton Cable
Kangae City
Kangae City Blodover Nuratl, Coats: Melon Hirr Lawrence
Clyde Dacctia
Kin Jamieson
Frances Jones
Eureka
Kenneth Johnan
Kansa
Kansasity
Poria
Ellaabeth Meterzle
Vallter
Sarah Morks
Valley Falls
Tutehinsen
Verlynris
Margaret
Trendlerence
Charville Price
Georgia
Thetchart
Marsans
Ringer
Parker
Wes Helen Howe
Lauwrence
Matricia Penney
June Peterann
Osage City
Emily Stacey
Lavin Thompson
McThereon
Octavia Walkerer
Hugoton
War and Navy departments honor 1,000,000 civilian war volunteers
Washington May 1 government cited volunteer efforts of over one million civilians in World War II. The awards, signed by Secretary of War TattersoN and Secretary of the Navy Forrestal, recognize the United Service Organizations and its seven member groups including USO Camp Shows and the Young Men's Christian Associations for outstanding service.
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War and Navy Departments
Secretary of War
Tattersof
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
United Service Organizations, Inc
USO
Young Men’s Christ Associations
National Catholic Community Service
Local News Briefs and Arts Recital Report
Injuries from a Monday crash include Rosemary Auchard with a skull fracture. she remains in serious condition and is reported holding her own today. A University of Fine Arts student recital in Frank Strong auditorium features Grace Endacott Phyllis Fretwell Violet Orloff Joan Vickers Marylee Masterson Paul Friesen Helen Hastings and Merton Abderian with selections spanning piano voice and cello. Approximately 150 delegates attend the Kansas conference of coven ant churches annual meeting opening tonight through Sunday in McPherson Kansas.
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Frank Strong
Grace Endacott
Phyllis Fretwell
Violet Orloff
Joan Vickers
Marylee Masterson
Paul Frieeen
Helen Hastings
Merton Abderaon
Tennee Reinhold
Grace Findacott
Paul Friesen
Chiamane Mim
Pueel
Anderson
McPherson
Kan
Kansas Conference of Covenant Churches
Better Crop in East Topeka May 1 1946 Wheat Outlook
C. W. Lane of Santa Fe reports through April 27 that Kansas wheat is in good condition in southern and central counties, but northwestern and southwestern areas may yield about 50 percent of last year's grain due to moisture shortages and heat. Immediate rain could improve the crop, though some fields are burned or plowed up. Ending notes indicate many localities expect to cut before June 1 and corn planting nears completion with early stands promising.
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Topeka
Kansas
C. W. Lane
Santa Fe
Lane
Waa
Missionary Mildred Nordland to Speak Friday Afternoon
Emporia Kan May 1 1945 eviction notices prompt landlords to act before OPA rent control takes effect tenants face 30 day or six month stay rules as rents roll back to July 1 1945 landlords plan property sales to avoid OPA limits
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Mildred Nordland
Chins
Emporia
Kan
CPI
Poria
OPA
Lev. Rela
Newton High Wins Cost Farm Mechanics Contest
Newton High School’s judging team placed first among 78 entrants in the 28th annual state farms mechanics contest held in Manhattan Kansas, tied to the Putare Farmers of America convention. Team members were Daniel Hauck Forrest Nolder and Brinton Weden, coached by R M Karnes. top individuals included Robert Meints and Hauck.
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Manhattan
Kan
Newton High School
State Farms Mechanics
Putare Farmers of America
Daniel Hauck
Forrest
Nolder
Brinton
Charles Zielke
Coldwater
Dwight Reece
Effingham
Harold den
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