Six Top Winners In Big Search For Scientists
Kansas City report lists six young scientists named as top winners in the 12th National Science Fair. Recipients include James Michael Hosford 18 Atlanta and Victoria Sue Richards 17 Terre Haute among biological division judges, with standout projects on crayfish hormones and Osage orange nutrition. Physical sciences honorees include Richard G. Brusch Jr 17 Hammond and Joyce Lea Yucker 17 Albuquerque.
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Kansas
City
James Michael Hosford
Atlanta
Victoria Sue Richards
Terre Haute
Ind
Karen Orton Hodges
San Antonio
Tex
Richard G. Brusch, Jr
Hammond
Mary Frances Anderson
San Diego
Calif
Joyce Lea Yucker
Albuquerque
N. M
Hosford
Victoria Richards
Miss Hodges
a_ Texas
Canines Flock To City Show Sets Multiple Records
A fifth annual Dog Show and Obedience Trial at the Community Building drew a record 636 dogs, with a projected crowd of about 3,500. The event runs all day from 8 30 with five rings in use and includes a junior handling class for under 16 at 3 30. Roger Quakenbush chairs the Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club and Kenneth Franks leads the show.
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Roger Quakenbush
Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Kenneth Franks
Death notices Sadie Hayes 77 of Lawrence
Mrs. Sadie Hayes 77 of 722 Mo Street, a Lawrence resident for over five years, died Friday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10:00 a.m. Monday at St. John’s Catholic Church with Rt. Rev. Msgr. George Towle officiating. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Memorial fund to St. John’s School. Survived by two sisters Dra Newman and Amanda Price, three brothers Dan Gray James Gray and Thomas Gray, and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Sadie Hayes
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
St. John's Catholic Church
George Towle
Maple Grove Cemetery
Bowser-Lee ‘Mortuary
St. John’s School
Dra Newman
Amanda Price
Anchorage
Alaska
Dan Gray
James Gray
Spokane
Meeting Notice for Funeral Attendance by Lawrence Lodge
Special communication of Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM set for Saturday May 3 at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of Brother Jess J Krum. Attendees requested include Gene Puckett W M and George W Mole Secretary Adv.
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Lawrence Lodge No
Af&am
Jess J. . Krum
Gene Puckett
W.M
George W. Mole
Secy
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Lawrence de Molay
State Architect Group Meeting Here Today
Kansas chapter of the American Institute of Architects meets in Lawrence with J. F. Hunter of Boulder Colo as featured speaker. A social hour follows at 6 p m at the Eldridge Hotel, then dinner and remarks by Dr. Ted Kennedy Lawrence mayor.
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State Architect Group
Kansas
American Institute of Architects
Lawrence
J. F. Hunter
Boulder
Colo
Eldridge Hotel
Ted Kennedy
LHS Band Announces Drive-In Spring Concert
Lawrence High School band will perform an 87-member program at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the parking lot west of the LHS auditorium. In rain, concert moves to the auditorium. Directed by Charles Kassinger with Mike Milroy announcing. features include clarinetist Hermann and trumpeter Dennis Shaver in a varied classical program.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
Charles Kassinger
Mike Milroy
U S Industrial Output Surges Indicate Economic Pick Up
The Federal Reserve reports a 2.5 percent rise in industrial output in March, first increase in nine months and strongest signal the economy left the recession. BAC and Commerce see GNP hitting 525 to 530 billion by year end. April factory work week rises modestly with employment gains in key industries. Unemployment benefits claimants drop for 10th straight week to 2.61 million, while new applications rise to 966,000 under relief program.
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Washington
U. S
Federal Reserve Board
Business Advisory Council
Department of Commerce
BAC
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Department
Kennedy
Centennial momentum in Lawrence spurs civic reflection
The column notes upcoming Centennial events in Lawrence and statewide, urging engagement to learn city and state history. It urges merchants to innovate, highlights past community cooperation, and hopes Centennial lessons press citizens to adopt pioneers’ habits for continued growth.
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Lawrence
Centennial events set for Lawrence June celebration
The centennial program includes a children's matinee June 18 with tickets at $1.50, a May 20 flower show at Episcopal Parish House, and a Lawrence–Kansas City freight caravan along Highway 32 June 15–17 ending with a parade in Lawrence. Miss America Nancy Anne Fleming will visit June 16 with a Fairesta event in South Park.
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Gunn
Episcopal Parish
Vt. St
Lawrence Flower Club
Highway 32
Bonner Springs
Eudora
Lions Club
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
South Park
Ellis Addy
Kansas City
Addy
Gayle Mott
Kansas
Nancy Anne Fleming
Michigan
Massachusetts
Jaycees
Jaycee Jaynes
Overland Freight
Grogan Recital Set at KU Hoch Auditorium Monday
Robert B. Grogan, Parsons native and KU organ student of Laurel E. Anderson, gives a senior recital at 8 p.m. Monday in Hoch Auditorium. He carries six semesters on the Dean's Honor Roll and has won the Scholarship Hall Award and the Reuter Organ Co. scholarship. Works include Pachelbel Bach Schumann Britten Thomason Wyton.
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Kansas University Fine Arts School
Robert B. Grogan
Hoch
Grogan
Parsons
Laurel E. Anderson
University
Reuter Organ Co
Pachelbel
Bach
Schumann
Britten
Thomason and
Wyton
Angell Named Fire Chief in Tonga Noxie
Fred G. Pete Angell is appointed fire chief of Tonga Noxie succeeding retired chief Chancey Angell in a formal handover.
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New Tonga
Fred G
Pete
Angell
Tonganoxie
Chancey Angell
MS Drive Opens With Student Aid
The Multiple Sclerosis campaign in Douglas County starts its 15th annual drive with help from two Kansas University Greek groups to reach a $2,500 goal. Delta Gamma Pi Beta Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Tau Omega participate as local organizers note 146 research projects funded, while 500,000 Americans have been affected by the disease. The county committee includes Milton Allen as chairman Cmdr. Francis Lewis Ruth Quinlan Edgar Wolfe and Walter Sandelius.
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Delta Gamma Sorority
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
United States
Milton Allen
Cmdr
Francis Lewis
Ruth Quinlan
Edgar Wolfe
Walter Sandelius
Centennial Editions Highlight Crawford County History
The Pittsburg Headlight publishes a 100 page Centennial edition with county history including early settlements in Crawford County, the 1867 founding of the county, city development, and Pittsburg State College. The Pittsburg Sun plans a similar edition on Sunday with six sections and historical features.
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Pittsburg
Oldtimers Day and Centennial Square Dance in Lawrence
Lawrence hosts a June 18 Recognition Tea at the Community Building to honor Douglas County residents keeping local heritage. Sertoma seeks the county’s oldest native and longest resident, with ages cited from 96 to 99. A June 24 centennial square dance on Massachusetts Street will feature at least 50 squares and dancers from multiple towns, plus a horsepowered streetcar ride for kids in South Park.
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Douglas County
Sertoma Club
Sertoman
Opal Kennedy
Pauline Reed
Gene Doane
Massachusetts
Doane
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Topeka
Baldwin Eudora
Wellsville
Ottawa
DeSoto
Richland
South Park
KU Band Plans Spring Concert At Murphy Hall
Lawrence University events note the Kansas University Concert Band under Russell L. Wiley will perform at 3 30 p m Sunday in University Theatre Murphy Hall. A typographical error in the Journal World editorial misquoted a line about Lawrence High. Bert Coan underwent leg surgery at KU Medical Center and is recovering with a steel plate and six screws.
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Kansas University
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Russell L. Wiley
Journal-World
Lawrence High
LHS
Lynn Litton
Kansas University Medical Center
The
Journal- World
Bert Coan
Litton
Coan
Bert
Lawrence
H. C. Palmer
John Wertzberger
Lease Taken for Auto Store in Malls Shopping Center
Bill Cohn, KU graduate, signs a lease to own and operate a Western Auto store in the Malls Shopping Center in a 5,000 square foot building. He plans to open by July 1 while the downtown Western Auto outlet at 910 Mass. St. comes under new management by John Stanley starting June 5.
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New
Bill Cohn
John Stanley
Western Auto
Lawrence
Cohn
Malls
Stanley
910
Mass
Journal-World Photo
Mass. St
Colin
West 7Th St
Gayle
Susan
Harvard Rd
Salina
Business
Black and Veatch Engineers
Kansas City
Don Wysong
Bill
Memorial and Birth Notices from Ottawa Area
Memorial Hospital and several facilities list dismissals and residents. Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs William L Nuss of Ottawa and a son to Mr and Mrs Harry E Oldweiler at Stouffer Place today. Names include Sadie Hayes Eleanor M Johnson John R Moses and others across Kansas City and Ottawa areas.
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Sadie Hayes
Valleyview Convalescent Home
John R. Moses
McLouth
Eleanor M. Johnson
Kansas City
Frank J. Jost
Margaret G. Moore
N. H
P. C. Walker
Crum Rest Home
Mary Jo Fitzgerald
Sally Nuss
Ottawa
Jeanne Oldweiler
Stouffer Place
Carolyn Joyce Hartman
William L. Nuss
Harry E. Oldweiler
Charles R. Hartman
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Mrs
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Cailliet Dvorak
Johnson
Hermann
Offenbach
Offenbach-Barnes
Simeone
Jack Maloney
Jeff Heeb
Baldwin Mitchell Humoresque
Tchaikovsky the Worried Drummer
Don Olson
Marinuzze
Walter Campestre
Harding
U.S
Dolph C. Simons, JR
Mt. Oread
Robert Grogan
Troubadour Quartet
Troubadour
Bethany Nazarene College
Lawrence Church of the Nazarene
Walter Henry
Hutchinson
Gene Hancock
St. Louis
Justin Rice
Wayne Rice
Tulsa
Associated Press
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Denver
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Juneau
Los Angeles
Miami
Mols.St. Paul
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Alice Koehler
Tessie Gnase
Delores Finch
Mark
Shaw Auto Service
N. 2Nd St
Hillcrest Hardware
Hillcrest Shopping Center
9Th and Lown
Muibelanie
Oscar Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Sey Funeral Home
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