Garden City Radio Honoree At Local Meeting
KIUL president Robert Wells received the Outstanding Broadcasting Service award at the KU honors banquet held with the KARB convention. KU speaker James A. McCain praised the event as the radio men’s convention. Bob Pratt was elected KARB vice president. Bob Schmidt named 1964 president-elect. Several students and staff received honors and honorary memberships in Alpha Epsilon Rho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wells
KIUL
Garden City
Kansas University
Kansas Association of Radio Broadcasters
KARB
Bruce A. Linton
Dick Harp
Bette Hayes
Wdaf-Tv
Kansas City
Wells
KIAL
KVGB
Great Bend
Kiul, Inc
Burlington
Fairfield
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
Bob Pratt
KGGF
Coffeyville
Bob Schmidt
Kays-Am-Tv
Hays
Max Falkenstein
WREN
Topeka
Ed Mason
KXXX
Colby
Bob McCune
KSAL
Salina
Rod Cupp
KOFO
Ottawa
Dale McCoy
Kakeam
Wichita
Lawrence
Larry Wagner
Mass
Pete Haggart
Mich
Calder Pickett
Walt Bodine
Wdaf Radio Information Services
Alpha Epsilon Rho
National Radio Society
Market Price Snapshot From Harwood's Market and Regional Egg Quotes
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs steady with Large A 25 to 29 cents, medium A 20 to 26, small A 16 to 19, mostly 18. Wholesale large eggs around 80 cents a dozen. Poultry and butter prices listed. live fryers 13 to 14 cents per pound at farm, butter Grade A solid 67 to 68 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Cattle and Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City
AP report lists cattle prices with steers and heifers 20.50 to 23.25 for good to choice, calves 20.00 to 24.00, vealers 3.00 to 29.00. hogs up 1.00 to 1.25, sows up 75 to 1.00, barrows 14.50 to 15.50 for 190 to 270 pounds. lambs 20.50 to 24.00, ewes steady, feeder lambs 16.00 to 18.00.
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K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
Hutchinson Student Law Review Honors Elected Editors
Jerry G. Elliott a second year KU law student from Hutchinson was elected editor in chief of the Kansas Law Review for the coming year. Associate editors include Robert Driscoll and Lynn Anderson. sections editor is Terry Buloick. note editors are William Haught David Engdahl and Benjamin Langer. James Daugherty is Law Review representative to the Honors Committee. All are second year students. Membership on the board is a high honor and the Law Review serves as the equivalent of an undergraduate honor roll.
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Jerry G. Elliott
Kansas University
Hutchinson
Kansas Law Review
Robert Driscoll
Avalon
Julius Driscoll
Lynn Anderson
Atwood
Terry Buloick
Wilsey
William Haught
Highland
W. D. Haught
David Engdahl
Mission
Benjamin Langer
Salina
James Daugherty
McPherson
Law Review
Law School
Board of Governors
Motel Owner Struck by Freight Train Near Manhattan
Robert E. Tyson, 42, a motel operator, was struck by a Union Pacific freight train at a crossing near his motel five miles east of Manhattan. He was unconscious and listed in critical condition with multiple injuries, including two broken legs.
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Manhattan
Kan
Union Pacific
Robert E. Tyson
Tyson
Riley County Memorial Hospital
Death notices Mrs Pearl Rutter 78 in Lawrence Kan
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the Cooper-Warren Mortuary for Mrs Pearl Rutter 78 of 101 E 23rd St who died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Paul Davis in charge Survivors include a daughter Miss Mary Rutter an Associated Press employee in Kansas City and a former Journal-World staff member and a sister Mrs J W Blair of Russell Kan Friends may call at the Cooper-Warren Mortuary today and Sunday The casket will be closed Monday
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Cooper-Warren
Pearl Rutter
E. 23Rd St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill Cemetery
Paul Davis
Mary Rutter
Associated Press
Kansas City
Journal-World
J. W. Blair
Russell
Kan
Cooper- Warren
A4 non-operating model ear level hearing aid shown
A replica of the Acousticon A-660 is on display for hands on testing at a special showing in Hotel Eldridge Lawrence. The event runs Tuesday May 14 from 11 am to 2 pm with consultant C. J. Woodaman.
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Eldridge
Lawrence
C. J. Woodaman
Woodaman
Acousticon Bricker Co
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Kansas
Baldwin students named as delegates to Boys State
Baldwin High School juniors Steve Schoepflin and Floyd R. Schmidt are selected as delegates to the American Legion Boys State at Kansas University June 28. Sponsors include Lloyd Beaton Post 228, Baldwin Rotary Club, and Baldwin Commercial Club among others. additional delegates and sponsors from nearby communities are listed.
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Baldwin High School
American Legion
Kansas University
Steve Schoepflin
Floyd R. Schmidt
Baldwin
Patrick J. Finley
Lloyd Beaton
Baldwin Rotary Club
Baldwin Commercial Club
LHS
Lee R. Bittenbender
Rotary Club
Marc Carlson
Kiwanis Club
Preston Fambrough
Dorsey Liberty Post No. 14
The
Steve Heck
Dorsey Liberty Post
David Leonard
Noon Optimist Club
Jim McCalla
Jayhawk Kiwanis Club
Jeffrey Clark Mitchell
David Olmsted
Lions Club
Bill Trull
Erik Wright
Breakfast Optimist Club
Dr Lowinsky to Speak at Kansas University Event
Dr Edward Lowinsky, a Chicago University musicologist, will guest lecture at Kansas University from Monday to Wednesday. He will deliver the year's final Humanities lecture at 8 p.m. Tuesday in University Theater on Musical Genius origins. He will meet faculty and speak to classes on music history and art history with a focus on Renaissance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lowinsky
Chicago University
Kansas University
Lowinsky
California University
Ferdinand Schevill
Chicago
Dr. Lewinsky
Memorial Hospital Admits Dismissals and Births
Admissions Loretta Frost 815 Ala Dismissals list includes Sandra Foster 1900 Vt Marjorie Daniels Route 4 Lulu Metzler 637 Ohio Helen Ball 1528 W 21st E J Blair Kansas City Mo Helen VanKeuren 1303 Del Georgia Howell 2509 W 6th Stanley Grigg 1655 Miss Doris Churchbaugh Route 2 Marie Parrett 2021 Oxford Sylvian Nitcher Perry Hubert Bray 1925 Vt Cleo Rule 1618 W 22nd Terr Births Arthur Tarpy 793 N Sth St a daughter Friday Kenneth Roper Eudora a son today
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Sandra Foster
Marjorie Daniels
Lulu Metzler
Ohio
Helen Ball
E. J. Blair
Kansas City
Helen VanKeuren
Del
Georgia Howell
Stanley Grigg
Miss
Doris Churchbaugh
Marie Parrett
Oxford
Sylvian Nitcher
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Garden Citian
James Porter
Michael Bush
Glendale
Peter Wellington
Dale Puckett
Garden Plain
Tommy Clarkson
Larned
Thomas Daniels
Bird City
Judy Southard
Springfield
Gary Bender
Ulysses
Terry Shockley
Rock Island
Larry Schmidt
Omaha
Neb
Clyde Kensinger
Dallas
Tex
Tom Miller
Fort Scott
John Nance
Gerald Smith
Omaha, Neb
Lance Hayes
Burrton
Gene Boomer
Philip Lane
Portland
Ore
Affiliated Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard
Fidelity Capital
Keystone
Trust
William Street
Putnam Grth
United Accumulative
United Income
United Science
Wellington Equity
Wellington Fund
Winfield Grth. Ind
Harwood
K.C
Brownie Kerns
St. vi
Hutchinson Student Law Review
Mrs. Pearl Rutter
Francis H. Heller
Meadow Lane
Center
Kansas League of Women Voters
Pat Thiessen
Wichita League
James Pearson
Washington, D.C
League of Women Voters
National League
Noy
Cook’s Paints
Dr. Lowinsky
Gideon Baptist Church
Wichitas
East Pawnee
Loretta Frost
Ala
Arthur Tarpy
Kenneth Roper
Eudora
Rose Lane
Frigidaire
Giant
Hanna
Massachusetts
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