Flint Awards in Journalism Highlight KU Ceremony
Kansas University journalism students gathered in the Pine room of the Union for the board banquet where D L Hartley and Charles Sessions spoke. Mary Jane Sigler led feature awards with multiple students honored for writing, editing and scholastic achievements.
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Flint
University of Kansas Journalism
Pine
Union Building
Kansas Board
D. L
Doc” Hartley
Kansas City Star
Kansas Notes
Charles Sessions
Topeka Capital
L. N. Flint
Department of Journalism
Mary Jane Sigler
Kansas City
Shirley Smith
Pittsburg
Mary Lou
Randall
Champaign
Ill
Joy Lawson
Independence
Alva Powell
Iola
Paunsiegeans Osage City
Billy Tyer
Parsons
John
Randolph Tye
Chanute
Varda Sherry
Burlingame
Harold Addington
Baldwin
Vincent Davis
Emporia
Harry Hill
Lawrence
Roderick Burton
Amarillo
Tex
Marvin Goebel
Alton
Ken Postlethwaite
Mankato
George Clasen
Washington
Kan
Reginald Buxton
Ranson
Jimmy Robertson
Marysville
Kenneth R. Lewis
Topeka
Mary Jane Sigier
Ruth Timpe
Easton
Thomas Yee
Schott
Stewart Jones
Neodesha
Frances Schott
Henry Schott
Jack Penfold
Bert Brandt
Wichita
Stuart Walker
John J. Kistler
Sigma Delta Chi
Chanter
Kansan
Sour Owls
Groves Lucas
Ottawa
Bill Mills
Jim Bell
Philippine Islands
Rex’ Cowan
Clavelle Holden
Cherryvale
Elizabeth Wirsch
Paragould
Ark
Marilyn McBride
Richard MacCann
Walt Meininger
Mary Lou Randall
Hartley
Sessions
Starman
Roy Roberts
the Star
K. U
Milt Tabor
Statehouse
J. Howard Rusco
Kansas Press
Problem in diplomacy at Rochester widow graves
Mayor J. Minter and Police Chief Fred Carr face a delicate issue before Memorial Day as a widow asks them to stop three divorced women from decorating her late husband’s grave. The rivals each claim a prior right to place flowers. The three women reside in Rochester and dispute ownership of funeral honors.
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Rochester
Ind
J. Minter
Fred Carr
Explosion at Woolwich Arsenal Kills Five Gunners
The War Office reports five British army gunners killed and six injured at Woolwich arsenal during loading of a 3.7 inch anti aircraft gun. An investigation is started into the second Woolwich blast in two days.
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London
War Office
Woolwich Arsenal
Woolwich
Wichita Police Chief Granted One-Year Leave Of Absence
Wichita police chief W. Wilson, serving 11 years, received a year's leave to pursue research for Chicago Public Administration Service. Alfred MacDonald, city manager, said an acting chief will be selected soon. Separate notes from Topeka report a Mississippi man offering to kill a tornado for $500 and France cites geese fed by funnel feeding for foie gras.
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Kan
W. Wilson
Wilson
Berkeley
Cal
Public Administration Service of
Chicago
Alfred MacDonald
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