Shenk and Lanning Named Hilltoppers at KU Yearbook
Lawrence residents Bob Shenk and Chuck Lanning are named Hilltoppers in Kansas University’s Jayhawker yearbook. Shenk, a math and English major, holds KU Honors Scholarship and Phi Beta Kappa, on dean’s list, and active in Delta Upsilon and Owl Society among other honors. Lanning, math and chemistry major, joined Owl Society and Sachem, pursued a Woodrow Wilson fellowship nomination, and earned varsity track letters along with fraternity leadership roles.
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KUY
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Markets Investment Firms This Week Closing Prices Report
This week's closing prices on investment company shares as reported by Barret Fitch North and Co. Wheat 1.31 Corn 1.30 Mile 2.00 Soybeans 2.63 Barley .85 Oats .80. From Harwood's Market Eggs Large A 24 medium A and large B 20 undergrades 17 current receipts 20. Kansas City AP consumer eggs large A 22-26 42 medium A 20-22 small A 17-18 B large 20-21 wholesale eggs large 80 per cent A 27-44 29 percent mediums 80 per cent A 23-25 butter unchanged grade A lb solid 67 grade A 1 lb quarters 68.
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Harwood
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
Cattle values moved higher across most categories from last week with steers and heifers up 25 to 75, cows steady to 50 higher, calves steady, feeders 50 higher. Prime steer prices 22.00 to 28.35, heifers 21.00 to 26.50, cows 14.50 to 17.50, calves 17.00 to 21.00, feeders 18.75 to 27.50. Sheep entries show lambs steady, ewes scarce, lambs 24.00 to 27.75 with ewes 3.00 to 6.25. Hogs show barrows and gilts up 0 to 25, sows steady, barrows and gilts 195 to 260 pounds 20.50 to 21.00, 200 to 280 pounds 20.00 to 21.25, sows 300 to 600 pounds 17.00 to 19.00.
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KU Hosts 525 Foreign Students Highlighting Diversity
University of Kansas officials discuss foreign student life with 525 international students, noting growth since 1957, scholarship sources, on campus work, and diverse origins led by Taiwan and India. They emphasize individual adjustment and ongoing cultural contributions.
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Obituary notices for Edwin Tillotson and Paul Eagle
Edwin Ward Tillotson 81 formerly with Kansas University and Corning Ware researcher died May 20 after a Pittsburgh illness born Farmington Connecticut married Lida LeSner in Lawrence 1913 survived by widow two children and four grandchildren recipient of 1949 Bleininger Memorial Award from American Ceramic Society. Paul Robert Eagle 78 of Leavenworth died after illness and funeral services held at Davis Chapel burial Mount Muncie Leavenworth survived by wife four daughters three sons a brother two sisters twenty four grandchildren and three great grandchildren born August 4 in Germany.
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Lawrence
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Cleveland
Ohio
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American Ceramic Society
Yale University
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Davis Funeral Chapel
Leavenworth
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McLouth
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Overbrook
Mildred Guinn
Jasu
Retired San Antonio cabinet maker's life details
In 1886 in San Antonio Texas a cabinet maker worked for Abernathy Furniture Co until his 1952 retirement. He married Cecile Ward on March 24 1918 in Kansas City Missouri.
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Armour's KC meat plant closes after century of operation
Armour & Co. shuts its large Kansas City meat packing plant after nearly 100 years. Beef slaughtering moves to a new site with about 400 workers on site and 100 employed overall, down from 2000 at peak. Shutdown began last September with 700 laid off. The plant opened in 1871.
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Rev Johnson Resigns Campus Lutheran Post at KU
Reverend David Johnson resigns as campus pastor for the National Lutheran Council at Kansas University after three years. The resignation becomes effective in mid June. East Side Lutheran Church leader Rev Ivar M Gjellstad confirms the Kansas Lutheran Foundation seeks a replacement.
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War on Ugliness By a Hill Group
The Student War on Community Ugliness was declared by American Institute of Architects chapter members. Brent Porter of Halfway Missouri a KU architecture student leads a regional advisory board that prepared a report for launch at a national AIA conference June in Washington DC. Other committee members include Bill Prelogar Joan Wilson Dave Mourning and Cynthia Jensen.
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Manhattan
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Red Oak
Iowa
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Prairie Village
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Leawood
Architects urge campaign against environmental ugliness on campus
Tom Walsman of Kansas City Bob Campbell of Faucett and Steve Lane of Shawnee Mission, all fourth year architecture students, join committee members who recommend AIA chapters start a nationwide effort with other groups. EU chapter plans service projects inter-school exchanges contests lectures and displays. Project areas cover residence halls classrooms and study areas campus town and city. AIA members will attend city council planning commission meetings and partner with campus living groups on clean-up paint-up and fix-up efforts.
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Missionaries Sentenced in Havana Espionage Case
A Havana military court convicted two American Baptist missionaries for espionage counterrevolutionary activities and illegal currency dealings. Rev. Herbert Caudill, 63, Waynesboro Georgia, received 10 years and his son in law Rev. David Fite, 31, Omega Georgia, was sentenced to six years.
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Waynesboro
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