Hormone Planting Claimed To Treat Addison's Disease
St Louis May 15 The American Medical association reports hormone planting as a disease treatment. Johns Hopkins researchers describe implanting corticosterone seeds under the shoulder blade to release the hormone slowly. Initial six patients showed marked improvement and may reduce daily injections, with insulin delivery via planting a future possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Medical Association
Addison
George W. Thorn
Palmer Howard
Kendall Merson, Jr
Warfield M. Firer
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
U. S. Patent Office
Reading Institute at K U Brings Four Specialists
Four national reading specialists join University of Kansas for a June 26 to July 1 institute. The program, led by extension and education faculties, features Dr Grace Arthur Dr Angela Broening Miss Ruthann Smith Mee Lars Mitchell and KU staff including Lyle S Powell R H Wheeler A H Turney F P O Brien Bert A Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Extension Division
School of Education
University
Grace Arthur
Wilders Clinic
St. Paul
Minn
Angela Broening
Baltimore
Ruthann Smith
Grand Island
Neb
Mee
Lars Mitchell
Teachers College Reading Laboratory
Columbia University
New York
Lyle S. Powell
Lawrence
R. H. Wheeler
A. H. Turney
F. P. O Brien
Bert A. Nash
Kansan Officials Invited to British Embassy Garden Party
Secretary Woodring and Senator Capper will attend a garden party at the British embassy in London on June 8. A 1300 guest list includes Senate Foreign Relations Committee members, House Foreign Affairs Committee leaders, chairmen of standing committees, Cabinet members, and undersecretaries. Capper serves on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodring
Capper
England
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Student Admits Killings Burgunder Confesses in Phoenix Case
Robert Burgunder Jr., 22, a college student, reportedly broke his reserve with a written confession in Phoenix after three weeks in custody. He stated he acted alone in the April 29 killings of car salesmen Jack Peterson, 35, and Ellis Koury, 27, detailing his movements since April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert M. Burgunder
Johnson City
Tenn
Burgunder
Jordan
Aries
Harless
Jack Peterson
Ellis M. Koury
Women Win Their Mirror In Cloakroom Victory
London reports twelve women members of the house of commons won a major victory as a mirror would be placed in the members cloakroom. Cheers greeted the government statement prompted by Dr Edith Summerskill noting the mirror would hang for the convenience of members of both sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Edith Summerskill
Rural scenes as crops unfold across Douglas county
The Farm Column recalls Burns and praises Douglas county scenery as corn peas and greens grow. Farmers report favorable moisture despite rain worries, with corn shoots wheat rye barley and peas in various stages, and neighbors planting D W Johanning’s ground after a horse kick. A Scotch collie helps herd escaped sheep. Governor Ratner marks Mother's Day in Parsons with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Johanning
Baldwin
Route 2
Johannings
Actor Robert Taylor Weds Barbara Stanwyck in Surprise Elopement
Hollywood report notes Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck wed in a brief May 13 ceremony in San Diego. Taylor laments filming duties with Hedy Lamarr while Stanwyck works at another studio. Taylor, 27 and formerly Arlington Spangler Baugh, is from Filley Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
San Diego
Taylor
Heddy LeMarr
Miss Stanwyck
Filley
Neb
Arlington Spangler Baugh
Ruby Stevens
Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Travel London First Subway Ride
Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose 13 and 8 ride a London subway for the first time, traveling third class with regular passengers for over a mile. Accompanied by their governess and Lady Helen Graham, the tour mirrors their earlier elephant ride at the zoo. Claude R. McCamment named safety director for Kansas highway department. credited with a 67 percent drop in fatalities in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
London Zoo
Helen Graham
McCamment
Kansas City, Kan
Hay 15
Claude R. McCamment
Kansas City
Kansas Highway Department
D. J. Fair
Miss Mary Christner Weekend Visit Ends
Miss Mary Christner of Lockwood Missouri spent the weekend with her sister Miss Margaret Christner. Miss Willadean Roberts of Lawrence was a Sunday guest of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J D Buckingham. The Rev and Mrs J M Torrence were also mentioned in the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Christner
Lockwood
Margaret Christner
Willadean Roberts
Lawrence
J. D. Buckingham
J. M. Torrence
Funeral services for Will Moll in Olathe
The report notes Mr. Torrence conducted the funeral for Will Moll in Olathe and burial followed in Olathe cemetery. The notice lists numerous local visitors and social visits from Belton, Lawrence, Prairie Center, and Kansas City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Torrence
Will Moll
Paul Norris
Tom Hunt
Richmond
John Allen
Orlena
Roberta Sue
Belton
A. T. Broveak
J. M. Torrence
Richland
Earl Lehman
Arthur Gabriel
Lawrence
Dorothy Hannon
Ardyce Freeman
Maggie Plummer
Prairie Center
Everett
Alex Catton
Kansas City
Fred Hackler
Marion Plummer
Oran Reeves
Charles Ross
Dee Dee Bridge Club
B. Scothorne
P. W. Kraus
Loren Ball
Owen Baker
Lloyd Kraus
Lexington Grange
W. H. Baker
Baker
L. R. Penner
Evelyn Ross
Leland Penner
Kate Penner
R. I. Zook
Susan Bell
East Lynne
R. Zook
Jesse Allison
Bethany Hospital
Kan
Allison
Belle Hamblin
Clarence Hodge
F. F. Soule
Fred Thomas
Carl Hines
W. H. Loveall
C. B. Scothorne
B. S. Dow
Howard Noteman
Elmer Noteman
Perry Nease
Holly Noteman
Noteman
Valley Chapel Weiner Roast Honors Departing Beaman Family
Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis and Conrad and Agnes attended a weiner roast in Pleasant Grove school yard next to the timber. The event honored Mr and Mrs Clarence Beaman who are leaving Pleasant Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Agnes
Pleasant Grove
Clarence Beaman
Rural Community Social Roundup and Travel Notes
A week ago Sunday residents attend picnics and visits in Chippiway Hills Greenwood and Lawrence. Families including Knott Deiz Freeman Woodward Markley Gray and Burton travel to relatives attend gatherings and church events while local workers like Raymond Sanders drive oil trucks. The report notes birthdays rains and dental visits with several families hosting dinners and receptions in Eudora Lawrence and Valley Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Knott
Linas Deiz
Glen Freeman
Thelma
Betty Woodward
Mary Watherine Markley
Chippiway Hills
Fred Gray
IP. Z. Buchheim
Topeka
Hugo Sehellhoern
D. Js. Burton
Mary Martin
Celver
Seigel
Greenwood
Mapa
Bert Gregory
Charlie Sanders
Raymond Sanders
Fred
Gottlieb Nieder
John David
Eudora
Arere
Robert Wilson
Ives Chapel Ladies Aid Meets At Mrs Lobinger Home
The Ives Chapel Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs. Frank Lobinger's home on Wednesday with seventeen members and four guests present. Refreshments were served and planning for the May 17 meeting led by hostesses Mrs. Lobinger and Mrs. Randel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives Chapel
Ladies Aid
Frank Lobinger
Carrie Lange
Della, Marshall
Ed Randel
Ernest Rutell
Wincel Dean
Ernest Jr
Lynn Taylor
Randel
Earl Hobson
Esther McConnell
Cecil Francis
Phylis McConnell
Russell Leach
Richard
Donald Hertzog
Ida
Kansas City
Bert Randel
Calvin Randel
Osage City
Norma Athey
Mary Ton Lobinger
Winter Dean
Ernest Butell
Gayle
Carol Joanne Cook
John Dean
W. Ll. Young
Jean
Roy Clary
Erhart Yakle
George Butell
Bobby
Catherine Jardon
Jim Farrell
Lelup
Community Sunday Visits Highlight Baker University Ties
The article lists numerous Sunday gatherings at homes across Kansas City, Ottawa, Norfolk, and nearby towns. It notes the Phoebe Emery Foreign Missionary auxiliary leading morning services for Thanksgiving and features Miss Maxine Patterson and friends discussing religion and India's caste system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Emery
Ives Chapel
Maxine Patterson
K.U
W. .R. Sutor
The
Missionary Society
Emms Emery
Philip Miller
Eva Halliday
John Dean
George Frye
Lada Flanders
Willis Warner
W. R. Nichols
R. G. McConnell
Lucile Hitchins
Catherine van Keuren
Phacges
Margaret Sutor
Keith Utor
Ben Davison
Edwin
Margaret Davison
H. 5
Davison
Emporia
Edwin Brown
Cleda Davison
Wetmore
Brown
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Plan Reading Institute
K. U
Robert Burgunder, Jr
Clyde Lewis
Galston Muirs
Robert Burns
Bonny
Scotland
Douglas County
J. R. Holmes
Herve Hoskinson
Clinton
Hoskinson
Toneka
Payne Ratner
Parsons
Harry Ratner
Sam
Enoch L. “Nocky” Johnson
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Newark
Bob
Barbara
Hedy LaMarr
DE Soto
All America
Valley Chapel
Dren
John Banks
Paul Neal
California
Felix Tucker
Harold
Family Club
Pleasant Grove Hall
Walter Thome
Louisiana
John Dunn
Maurice
Howard Longanecker
Dallas Jellison
New Mexico
Harry Bowen
QO. P. McNees
Hugo Schellhorn
Bertha Schellhorn
Nettie Hartman
N. F. Thames
Kempter
Clifford Wilbur
Julia Wilbur
Polo
Opera Comique
Paris
Cooking
Dahy Barnett
Journal-World
Ward
Bowersock Milling Co
Zephyr Baking Co
Jayhawk Creamery
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Oman Schoonover
Charles Jardon
A. M. Jacob
Lloyd
Don Beals
Ottawa
Cook
Stove
Montgomery Ward
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