Forty KU Students Earn German Study Awards
Kansas University students receive prizes scholarships and recognition from the Germanic Languages and Literature Department for 1961 62. Awards include summer travel grants to West Germany to Philip Kimball Breon Mitchell and Susan Whititley, a Vienna session scholarship for Elizabeth Fry, and several book prizes donated by German organizations.
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Kansas University
West Germany
Philip Kimball
Derby
Breon Mitchell
Salina
Susan Whitley
Lawrence
Oberlin College
Vienna University
Austria
Jennifer Liebnitz
John C. Maloney
Schlegel-Carruth
Delta Phi Alpha
Addition to KU Library Costs Less Than Appropriation
Kansas University may complete the Watson Library expansion for up to 300000 dollars under the 1.8 million state appropriation. Apparent low bids totaled 1314489 dollars and alternates may push the final cost above the low bid but still under the appropriation. University officials say early estimates were based on a projected scale from three years ago.
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Watson
Kansas University
Keith Lawton
Topeka
Home Team Wins 53 of 98 NFL Games in 1961
In the 1961 NFL season the home team won 53 games, lost 42 and there were three ties across 98 games. The data reflect home-field advantage patterns for the year.
Real Estate Transfers and Rev. Details
Real estate transfers listed include Ivin E Newland and wf paying 1 to Albert G Porter and wf with 14 141 143 Ind St Rev 7 15 Bessie M Bennett paying 1 to John M Suder and wf with 1 6 8 1 Park Hill Rev 2 78 Norma Jean Bryant and others paying 900 to Harold Howard and wf with B18 115 Ind St Rev 1 10 Gordon Lyons and wf paying 1 to Warren B Harrell and wf beg.
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Ivin E. Newland
Albert G. Porter
Ind
St. Rev
Bessie M. Bennett
John M. Suder
Park Hill
Norma Jean Bryant
Harold Howard
Gordon Lyons
Warren B. Harrell
Property transfers listed with multiple grantees and sums
A dense record of land transfers shows numerous $1 deeds to various spouses and family members. The text lists property locations by sections, townships, ranges, and descriptions, with revocable sums and trusteeship notes.
Crawford Street Bridge Claims World Wide Width
The Crawford Street Bridge in Providence Rhode Island measures 1 147 feet in width and is billed as the widest bridge in the world by local descriptions.
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Crawford Street
Providence
R. I
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Okla
H. Randolph Williams
Blackwell
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Wichita
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Arlington
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Dorothy Kelly
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Sedalia
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Prairie Village
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Gera
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Chicago
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