AAUW Luncheon Meeting Features KU Architect Speaker
Peter Coltman of KU School of Architecture spoke at the Lawrence AAUW luncheon in the Kansas Union on planning community growth. The program highlighted city county regional coordination and balancing individual and community needs. Miss Pamela Kay Morgenstern received a AAUW scholarship. House Beautiful tour set for May 15.
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Peter Coltman
KU School of Architecture
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
Kansas
Kansas Union
Pamela Kay Morgenstern
Eugene E. Morgenstern
Davis Rd
AAUW
Student in Business Receives Local Award
Thomas F. Lee, a second-year MBA student at KU Business School, received a Barret Fitch North and Company award at the graduate student banquet. The event, held at the Holiday Inn, honored outstanding achievement in finance. Charles Fratcher of Kansas City, Mo., won the Max E. Fessler Award for excellence in mathematics as applied to business.
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Thomas F. Lee
W. 26Th St
Kansas University Business School
Barret, Fitch, North and Company
KU Business School
Business School
Max E. Fessler
Charles Fratcher
Kansas City
Morgenstern Wins Local AAUW Scholarship for KU English
Pamela Kay Morgenstern daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Morgenstern 1527 Davis Rd receives Lawrence Branch AAUW scholarship. She will start as KU freshman in fall majoring in English. She has been on honor roll all through high school and held student government roles.
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Pamela Kay Morgenstern
Eugene EE. Morgenstern
Davis Rd
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
Miss Morgenstern
Lawrence High School
Dear Ann Landers column letters on mother love and house numbers
A trio of Dear Ann Landers exchanges includes a mother who overindulges in motherhood and creates two children substitutes to solve emptiness, a letter from a mail directory distributor urging better house numbers to aid deliveries, and a confidential note about an alleged revenge plan.
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Ann Landers
Welfare People
Oldest Writing Found in Sumerian Language
The earliest known writing forms emerged in Sumerian. Words such as chicory hyssop myrrh and saffron were borrowed from this ancient language into later tongues.
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O. H. Midgett
Wade Stinson
John Woodbury
H. B. Conkey Jr
Kent McCullough
Cora Davenport
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Robert Lichtwardt
Harold Scheve
Lawrence Douglas County
Holiday Inn
Trudy
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ted
Kansas University
Pamela Morgenstern
Spark
PTA
Central Junior High School
A. V. Phillips
W. S.h
Syrns
Noland
Agency
Life Auto
FIRE
George Noland
Mass
Brownie Kerns
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Sanitone
10Th
New Hampshire
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