Hallmark Cards Announces Comprehensive Employee Benefits Plan
Hallmark Cards outlines a broad benefits package for loyal employees. The program includes retirement profit sharing, a company funded trust, extra deposits by workers, lifetime payments after 40 years, social security topups, and a comprehensive medical plan covering major illnesses with 75 percent costs paid. Each employee also receives life insurance equal to 1.5 times annual salary.
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Mulior
Lawrence
Hallmark
Srevige
Sears
5Eryone
C. E. Goolman
Weather Across Regions Struck by Rains and Tornadoes
Rains diminished in most Texas storm areas but heavy rain and floods remained threats across the state. Tornadoes, thunderstorms, and strong winds impacted Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee, and Arkansas with casualties and injuries reported. Floods displaced thousands as the storm system moved from the California coast to the Appalachians.
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California
Appalachians
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Tennessee
Arkansas
Memphis
Conway
Ark
Omaha
Ttainois
Plains
Delta Kappa Elects KU Education Fraternity Officers
The Kansas University Phi Delta Kappa chapter elects officers for the 1957 h year. Carls Maherbach Jr. is president, Rayman Steimel is vice president, Marrenell Chester Nels is secretary, Eldon Breazier is treasurer. Dr. Karl Pidwareds and Dr. John Nicholson serve as faculty sponsors. Guest speaker Dr. Oscar Haugh discusses writing for publication.
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Chamer Afl Phi Delta Kappa
Carls. Maherbach Jr
Oxford Ra
Karl Pidwareds
Rayman Steimel
Spearville
Secreta
Marrenell Chester
Nels
Terns
Uker
Eldon Breazier
Engineering students join ASCE meeting in Kansas City
Members of the Student Chapter of the American Society of Engineers and the engineering faculty of Insas University attended the ASCE monthly meeting in Kansas City Missouri. SBI Moore spoke about the Antarctic Expedition with reference to the International Geophysical Year. About fifty students and faculty were present. Vosper to chair committee in Cincinnati on Friday and Saturday for a committee to determine distribution of a $25,000 grant from J K.
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Thei Engineering
Insas University
Kansas City, Mo
ASCE
Kansas City
Sbi Moore
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Lilly Foundation Grants Improve College Library Use
The Lilly Foundation will allot funds to college libraries in Indiana and nearby states for innovative programs to enhance undergraduate use of collections. Separate notes describe social events and personnel moves in several communities, including birthday gatherings, visits, and school staff changes.
Oskaloosa Community Notes Mixes Visits and Meetings
Os kaloosa residents attended church services and hosted guests from Topeka Leavenworth Wichita and Cleveland. The Jefferson County Methodist ministers held a monthly meeting with Pastor Nicklin hosting. A basket dinner followed and social events included a Past Matrons Club gathering and visits by families from nearby towns.
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Revo
Mes
Ra Nicklin
Avas
Homer ‘Trapp
Valley Falls
Bill Marsh
Lila Meags
Claub
Juliaane Potters
Sally
Cleveland
Ohio
Vante Sutton
Charles
Mroo
Carl Gareen
Fulbright Grant Receives Siemens Haines for Study Abroad
Senior Aidon Lee Haines of Wellington, KU Liberal Arts, earned a United States Educational Exchange Award under the Fulbright Act to study chemistry at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Mainz, Germany. Haines, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Haines, joins Phi Beta Kappa Phi Lambda Upsilon Alpha Chi Sigma and serves as KU Chemistry Club president. his wife will accompany him.
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Wellington
Sonioy
Kansas University
United States Educational Exchange
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
He Lavill
Johannse Gutenberg University
Mainz
Germany
Haines
E. Haines
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Alpha Chi Sigma
Ordnance Chief Praises Sunflower 145th Birthday Message
The Army Ordnance Corps marks its 145th anniversary with a message from Lt. Gen. E. L. Cummings to Sunflower Ordnance Works praising the team effort that supplies firepower and mobility to the Army and allied services. The note commits continued support and best wishes for future success.
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Committee Forms To Study Lawrence Youth Center
A committee is formed to conduct a preliminary study of a proposed youth center for Lawrence. It will meet at 7 30 pm Tuesday May 21 in the Community Building. Members include W D.
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W. D
WAC Marks 15th Anniversary With Global Celebrations
Washington observes the 15th anniversary of the Women’s Army Corps with celebrations at posts both in the United States and overseas. Col. Mary L. Milligan of Edgewood Pennsylvania, the corps’ fifth director, sent greetings to 8,500 active duty members.
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Washington
Women's Army Corps
Mary L. Milligan
Fdgewood
WAC
Barnes Named Editor of Journal Bulletin
Ronald Barnes, carillonneur at Kansas University and music history instructor, has been appointed editor of the Journal Bulletin as announced by university officials.
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Ronald Barnes
Kansas
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Guild of Carillonneurs Bulletin to become quarterly
The Guild of Carillonneurs announces that The Bulletin, previously published only sporadically, will shift to a quarterly publication under editor Barnes. The move aims to regularize updates and expand coverage of carillon topics and events.
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Barnes
Farming Costly These Days
Washington reports rising farming costs with midwest cash grain farms needing about 360000 in 1956 versus 19000 in 1940. Agricultural Department notes show substantial investment growth for new farmers and equipment.
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Agriculture Department
Mid‘west
Corn Belt
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