Journalism students honored at annual Kan san board banquet
The William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information awarded honors at the Kan san University banquet. Guest speaker Ben Hibbs of the Saturday Evening Post praised student work while multiple graduates and faculty received prizes for outstanding reporting, editorial work, and advertising efforts.
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William Allen White
Kanens City
Henry Rehott
Journaliain
Francia Kel Jay
Chanute
Journ
Eine
Conalate
Henry Schott
Kanaae City Star
Scott
Mary Katherine Dyer
el Reno
Okla
Eenford
da Fort Stott
Yvonne Recipenta
Sigma Delta Chi
Torin Greenbank
Fi Dorado
Lows Sciortine
Fort Scott
Douglas Kedennings
Tove Desea Shiller Range
Winchester
Harrinen E. Madden
Lawrence
Yvonne Jomeerand
Dodge City
Dorothy B. Hogaling
Lee Dyer
Alma
Katheen J. O'Connor
San Marino
Calif
Frederic T. Brooke
Hutchinson
Kansan
Edward Chapin
Kenane City
Frencia Kelley
Eacond
Reward Rodgers
Oak Park
Wil
Francia Kelley
Robert Sigman
DeSoto
Doris Greenbank
oFlorado
Kathleen O'Connor
Celif
Enird
William R. DeLay
Keno City
Pittsburg Art Show Opens With 57 Paintings
At State Teachers College Pittsburg on June 1 45 works will go on display including paintings by Robert Green Robert Ludlow and Dwight Burpham from K L Fine Arte staff.
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St State Teachers College
Robert Green
Robert Ludlow
Dwight Burpham
K. L. Fine Arte
Would Cut Bartending and Dancing From GI Courses
Washington May 13 A bill before Congress seeks to bar recreational and vocational subjects from GI training unless proven necessary to earn a living. The measure targets abuses in veterans education practices and mirrors a Senate version. President Truman notes the waste of taxpayers funds while conferences resolve differences. Separately, a federal trial date was set for Charles V Carresle and three others on contraband liquor charges for June 12.
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House
Truman
Senate
Carrello Triat
Kansan
Tria
Charles V. Carresle
North Side
Vinland Improvement Club funds and memorial services update
The Vinland Improvement Club reports growing funds from donations including a 1 400 fol dowment in memory of early settlers, bringing the total to 82 900. The shelter house at the cemetery is used for memorial services on Decoration Day with 2 30 p m May 38 noted. Current officers are Mrs Marthe Smith president Mrs Hertha Weiler vice president Mrs Stevens secretary, and members C A Olson Clarence Hagerman Eugene Hoa Rina Woodrow Sturdy Ivan King.
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Abe TY
Ted Naneneeny
Improvement Club
Ceme
Vinland
Marthe Smith
Mies Hertha Weiler
Stevens
C. A. Olson
Clarence Hagerman
Eugene Hoa
Rina Woodrow Sturdy
Ivan King
Inflation a Handicap to Cemetery Groups in Country
Inflation strains rural cemetery groups as relatives move away or die leaving endowments insufficient. Vinland Cemetery Improvement Club secretary Mary Stevens says many graves lack upkeep, with most districts funded by private companies and endowment bonds. Volunteers and funds are urged to support maintenance, while some areas rely on city arms yards.
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Nora Temple
Douglan County
Willey
Mra
Mary St
Vinland Cemetery
Muat
Stull
Lawrere
Vinland
Amal
Oklahoma Star Halfback Will Play Pro Football
Oklahoma star halfback from Ohio is pegged for the pros with the Washington Redshires. He carried for 17 touchdowns and was the No 1 draft choice in the poll, as Ohio fans read about the top college player heading to the NFL.
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Oklahoma Star
Aly Oxiahoma
Washington Reishire
Oklahoma
Louisana State
Rugar Bowlamas
Redskins
Pressen
Sammy Howehl
Herman Ball
Hojing
Thomas Walla
Fundard
Ohia
Bey
Thomas
Eles
Second Kansas Painters Exhibition draws from 75 artists
More than 200 works were submitted by 75 artists across 14 states for the second Kansas Painters Exhibition. Eugene Larkin, chairman of the exhibition committee, announced today that the paintings will be on display.
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Kansas Painters
Eugene Larkin
Sald
Hillary Exhibit Schedule At Southwestern And Nelson Gallery
A Pittsburg college program lists Hillary shows across June at Southwestern College Winfield. In November one event spreads to Nelson Art Gallery Kansas City and in January Topeka Art Guild hosts a related display in Topeka.
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Hillary Thruout
Southwestern College
Winfield
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Topeka
Topeka Art Guild
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