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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1955

Page

13

New Englanders Rally for Tariff Protection Against Imports

A Senate passed bill aims to shield declining New England industries from cheaper foreign goods. The feature notes textile, lace, jewelry, and bicycle sectors facing job losses and plant closings amid foreign competition, while overall textile output edges up and liberalized trade tools expand.

America Senate Sterling F. Green Providence New New England Haa House Ways and Means Northeast New England Lawrence Fall River Lowell CIO Textile Workers Union Massachusetts Rhode Island Japan India Britain United States Textile John Murray Canada France Belgium Austria Italy U.S

Architecture honors awarded to Kansas University architecture students

Ten architecture students at Kansas University shared department honors announced by Professor George M. Beal. Awards went to Frank E. DeGasperi for the Voskamp-Slezak prize, Richard C. Murray for the Goldwin Goldsmith prize, and Philip J. Greene for the Thayer Medal. Other recognized students received various scholarships and design prizes including Tau Sigma Delta, Alpha Rho Chi, and Andrew Glaze funds.

Kansas University George M. Beal Voskamp-Slezak Frank E. DeGasperi Pittsburg Richard C. Murray Kansas City Murray Horst B. Engel Mission George H. Miehls Thayer Philip J. Greene Thomas W. Wellman Quincy American Institute of Architects Mont Saint Michel and Chartres Henry Adams Greene Tau Sigma Delta E. Matthews Ashland Alpha Rho Chi Dean Glasco Wichita Andrew Glaze Richard Cameron Papaulos Hawaii Joseph W. Tercll Ottawa C. Warren. Bates Tenn. St

Residence Hall Scholarships Awarded at Kansas University

Ninety seven women, mostly seniors from Kansas high schools, receive residence hall scholarships for 1955 56 at Kansas University. Each worth 300 dollars, total nearly 30000 dollars, distributed among Douthart Miller Sellards and Watkins Halls. Grants reward academic achievement activity participation leadership and need. Each hall shares work and costs saving about 300 dollars annually. Most scholarships renew through a four year course.

Kansas Kansas University Douthart Miller Sellards Watkins

Khrushchev Dodges Question on Real Power in Russia

At a Czech Embassy party in Moscow Nikita Khrushchev refused to answer if he is the real power behind the scenes in the Soviet Union. He joked about taking a drink and to ask again later. Khrushchev is widely viewed in the West as the top leader of Soviet Russia.

Moscow Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Russia Associated Press Khrushchev West Soviet

Dr George L Anderson Elected Chairman of MVH

Dr George L Anderson chair of the history department at Kansas University has been elected chairman of the executive committee of the Mississippi Valley Historical Association. A KU faculty member since 1945 and department chair the past six years he serves on the association’s executive committee. His term expires in 1957.

George L. Anderson Kansas University Mississipi Valley

Five Brothers Reunited After Over Half Century

DENVER Five Layton brothers who rode ponies and punched cattle together in Kansas over 50 years ago met for the first time in 55 years at the Denver home of the eldest Alonzo 90. The others are True 85 a Welch Oklahoma farmer John 80 who helps a son run real estate in Miami Ora 76 a Wyoming sheep herder and Alva 71 a Bartlett Kansas farmer and service station operator. True said they were pretty wild boys and Lon added we had to be tough guys.

Denver Kansas Laytons Alonzo True Welch Okla John Miami Fla Ora Wyoming Alva Bartlett Kas Lon

Ex Reich Army Colonels To Visit Bases in U S

Five former Wehrmacht colonels will depart Germany by military air transport for a 25 day escorted tour of U S army bases. The itinerary includes the Command and General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and other installations.

U.S Bonn Germany United States Command and General Staff School Ft. Leavenworth Kas

Fair Trial Asked On Farm Prep Program

Secretary Benson urged Republican women to protest House plans to scrap the flexible farm price support program. He warned of a backward step and urged continued opposition as cabinet members brief the 1600 women leaders preparing for the 1956 election. Benson pressed for support of research and market development over subsidies and controls.

Washington Vf Benson House Congress Seaae Republican Women’s National Conference Agriculture Department

Cows Drink Water Freely, Ten Times Daily

Cows with open water access drink roughly ten times per day and consume about a third of their daily water at night, indicating strong thirst patterns and nocturnal intake behavior.

KU Journalism Sequences Accredited by ACEJ

The William Allen White School of Journalism at Kansas University received ACEJ accreditation for three sequences advertising business news editorial and radio. Announcement came from Dr Fred Siebert ACEJ secretary treasurer and Illinois University director.

William Allen White School of Journalism Kansas University Americnn $A Council On Education For Journalism Burton W. Martin Fred Siebert ACEJ School of Journalism Ilinois University K.U

Kansas Journalism Program Re-Evaluated Amid Radio Sequence Growth

The Kansas curriculum and ACEJ regulations call for periodic program re-evaluation. A visiting team re-examined the program in December. The radio sequence, now in its second year, expands with KIDGU becoming the wired wireless station serving as the laboratory for the sequence, holding half of daily broadcasts.

British Frigate Alert Reaches Tokyo Harbor

The 1600 ton British frigate Alert arrived at Tokyo Harbor for a goodwill visit. aboard was Vice Admiral A K Scott Moncrel, commander of the Far East station, who was honored at a ceremony at the U S Far East headquarters.

Tokyo Alert Tokyo Harbor Adm A. K. Scott-Moncrel Far East

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