Dr Charles Leone Receives Naval Grant for Marine Blood Study
Dr Charles Leone assistant professor of zoology at the University of Kansas has been awarded a naval research grant of 1375 to study the blood of marine invertebrates such as snails crabs and lobsters. He will compare blood proteins hemocyanin across species using serological methods, building on work at Woods Hole and collaborations with the Marine Biological Laboratory and U S Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Charles Leone
Department of Zoology
Office of Naval Research
Leone
Marine Biological Laboratory
Oceanographic Institution
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Woods Hole
Massachusets
Senior Girl Scout Posters Placed During National Week
Lawrence Senior Girl Scout troops posted posters in downtown windows observing National Girl Scout Week October 29 through November 4. A special exhibit at Weskley's Furniture store highlighted the theme School Mates Overseas with school maps of Europe and Asia displayed in the window.
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Lawrence
Weskley
Aera
United States
Europe
Asia
October rainfall and events in Lawrence USA
Worden in southwest Douglas County records October rainfall at 5.6 inches with Walter Schwarz noting 2.72 inches. year total 30.43 inches. KU pep rally at Union patio 7:15 PM sends off Friday tram to Ninth and Tennessee. Alphonse-Gaston crossing nickname given by anonymous motorist. Kansas relations include film show for 4th through 9th graders at Community building Saturday 9 AM with Ken Sperry as moderator.
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Worden
Douglas County
Walter Schwarz
K. U
Ninth
Tennessee
Alphonse-Gaston
Ken Sperry
Jayhawk Grid
5 000 Yanks Cut Off by the Reds in Korea
U S forces report heavy fighting across northwest and northeast Korea near the Manchurian border. Reports say Chinese Red regiments and divisions are active, Marines push toward Hamhung, and air battles see Russian Yak planes shot down, totaling 23 since the conflict intensified.
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Korea
Chanyongwan
Hamhung
U. S. Seventh Infantry Division
Pungsan
Manchuria
U. S
Sudong
al Mar’ E
Tongsongchon
Ludong
Red 42Nd Corps
London
Rakees
Puerto Rico independence talk sparks tense mood and quotes
Dixon says Puerto Ricans are excitable and prone to rash actions from revolutions to traffic incidents. He notes Campos’s influence stirring crowds and questions who would build roads if the U S left. He warns overpopulated island ripe for trouble and contrasts KU and UPR student temperaments.
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Dixon
Campos
U. S
Puerto Rico
Amust
Lawrence
K. U
Markets at a Glance Mixed Movements Across Commodities
Market notes from New York show API stocks advancing in several sectors while prices narrow on liquidation and hedging. Wheat and corn show mixed to strong activity with soybeans and oats firmer, cattle steady to strong, and hogs weaker in some reports.
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New York
Chicago
Girl Scouts Stage World Friendship Displays in Local Windows
Displays show costumed dolls representing countries set to receive school bags from the world friendship theme. The Juliette Low World Friendship committee led by Mrs. Lee Boyles arranged windows at KEU with art and crafts from Day Camp. Troops 22 17 25 contributed scenes including a United Nations flag and bicycle safety exhibit. All displays remain through the coming week.
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Visual Sides
KE. U
Juliette Low
Pinney
Protest Meeting Delves into Newton Parking Meters
About 40 attendees gathered at the community building to hear Max Regier address the legality of Newton parking meters. Dr A Albright, presiding, discussed a pending court case and noted a $500 legal fund to back the fight while calling the meeting a success.
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Max Regier
Newton
A. Albright
Hacker
Regier
Dr. Albright
Memorial Hospital Social Directory Snapshot
A list from Memorial Hospital at 629 Missouri Street and surrounding areas includes names and addresses of patients and associated individuals such as Mrs. Lillie Warford James Tudhope Mrs. Alice Smart and others. The fragment appears to document residents linked to hospital or social registry entries with multiple streets and towns.
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G. M. Hoffecker
Missouri Street
Lillie Warford
Sun- Mower
James Tudhope
Linwood
Alice Smart
Illinois Street
Weaver MecNoeall
Delaware Street
Mary Wilson
Tennessee Street
Leo Parnell
Perry
Beverly Vincent
Overbrook
Joyce Ann Leonhard
Local Birth Notices From Rhode Island Street Families
Mr and Mrs Roy Williams report a daughter born at their home on 2016 Rhode Island street with the couple listed as parents and the spelling corrected. Mr and Mrs Archer Carlson of Baldwin welcome a daughter today. Mr and Mrs William Dalton of 1403 West Seventh street announce two daughters born today.
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Roy Williams
Rhode Island Street
Archer Carlson
Baldwin
William Dalton
West Seventh Street
Local youth and worker injured in late night accident
Bob Mabe, 17, of DeSoto was taken to the emergency room for a dislocated shoulder. An employee of Brune Brothers was admitted after breaking a bone in his foot. Hoffecker, wiring at the Tri Delta sorority house, fell about feet when a scaffold board broke.
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Bob Mabe
DeSoto
G. M. Hoffecker
Missouri Street
Brune Brothers
Hoffecker
Tri Delt
Kiwanis Elect 1951 Officers in Lawrence
Lawrences Kiwanis club elected Woodrow Miller as president for 1951. Bill Bodin and Irvin Youngberg were named vice presidents. directors chosen include Frank Cordeff Russell Mills Walter Schoene Perry Barber and Frank Roberts. Prof Kenneth Anderson of Kansas University spoke on secondary education issues.
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Woodrow Miller
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hole
Bill Bodin
Irvin Youngberg
Frank Cordeff
Russell Mills
Walter Schoene
Perry Barber
Frank Roberts
Kenneth Anderson
K. U. School of Education
Kansas
Europe
Kappelman Unable to Campaign In Person For County Post
Glenn Kappelman, the sole Democratic candidate for county treasurer, remains blocked in Europe due to congested travel venues. His campaign team and family report he cannot secure a boat passage home before the election. He writes that he is actively pursuing the treasurer’s office while spending the summer in Europe and North Africa, where he previously served in World War II.
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Glenn Kappelman
Europe
Democratic County Committee
Kappelman
Austria
North Africa
New Cancer Pain Killing Method Described by Doctor
Dr. Jay Jacoby of Columbus Ohio State University described a new experimental method for cancer pain relief using ammonium sulfate injected into the spinal canal. Some patients reported relief from one month to a year. The report came during the 25th annual meeting of cancers specialists in Miami Beach. Joel Martin Ellsworth school superintendent was elected vice president of the Kansas State Teachers Association at a Salina sectional assembly. About 1,800 attended the meeting and the teacher retirement plan was sent back to committee for study.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jay Jacoby
Columbus
Ohio State University
Jacoby
Salina
Kan
Joel Martin
Ellsworth
Kansas State Teachers Association
Salina Section
Parking fines issued in city court for multiple offenses
Aller Robert Brock of 1304 Tennessee street was fined 5 dollars for alley parking. Glynn of 820 Vermont street was fined 15 dollars for speeding and 15 for driving without a muffler. Judge Wayne Allphin collected 31 dollars in traffic tickets including 21 overparking, 3 fire plug parking and 2 restricted zone tickets.
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Robert Brock
Tennessee Street
Glynn
Vermont Street
Wayne Allphin
Local Recruiting Office Enlists Ten for October Quota
Lawrence army and air force recruiting station fills October quota with ten enlistees across six branches. Sgt. First Class Leonard Greene says November enlistments open on a first come basis, urging quick contact at 609 Massachusetts. Master Sgt. Jack Urbanek joins as recruiting aide.
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Air Force
Army
Air Sgt
Leonard 8. Greene
Law Lrence
Wom
Infantry
Vern RB. Conger
Charles E. Courtney
Robert M. Rhodes
Greene
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Szt
Jack D. Urbanek
National Guard
St. Marys
Kansas County Agents elect new officers at Manhattan meeting
Charles A Hagaman of Hutchinson was named president of the Kansas County Agents association at the Kansas State College gathering. Others include vice president Charles Pence of Salina and secretary treasurer Evans Banbury of Goodland. Mia Winona Starkey of Ottawa becomes president of the Home Demonstration Agents association in January, replacing Anna Belle Dickinson of Great Bend.
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Manhattan
Kan
Charles A. Hagaman
Hutchinson
Kansas County Agents Association
Kansas State, College
C. T. Hall
Olathe
Charles Pence
Salina
Evans Banbury
Goodland
Mia
Winona Starkey
Ottawa
Kansas Home Demonstration Agents Association
Robert J. Danford
Great Bend
Ralph Wittimeyer
Kansas City
Dick Winger
Lloyd Wiseman
Marion
Science Club Trip To Chevrolet And Fisher Plants
A Junior High science club took a field trip to Kansas City to tour the Chevrolet and Fisher body plants. Sponsor Mrs. Bernita Mansfield led the group of 20 students and chaperones including Mr. and Mrs. Obed Thompson and others.
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Kansas City
Chevrolet
Fisher
Bernita Mansfield
Obed Thompson
Charlyne McCluggage
Mgr
Lora E. Pearson
Raymond Leonard
Marilyn Perry
Tonald Pippett
Larry Freeman
Dick Nelean
Jimmie Long
Henry Smith
Peggy Maddox
Maxine Hoecker
George D. Smith
Newton D. McCluggagze
George Smith
Kenneth Olson
Ray Nichols
Phil Leonard
Billy Reinkin
Tommy Pearson
Robby Davis
Percy Robson
Raymond Marquette
RS A
Anderson Upholds Severance Tax in Kansas City Speech
Kenneth T. Anderson in Kansas City says he backs a severance tax on oil and gas to shift tax pressure toward big firms and aid working people. He spoke to a party gathering asserting the tax will fund redistribution and require oil companies to pay their fair share. Also notes Jehovah's Witnesses from Lawrence attend a district assembly in Ottawa, and two county court fines for traffic offenses.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kenneth T. Anderson
Povernor
Anderson
Ottawa
Jehovah's Witnesses
Lawrence
District Assembly
Kan‘sax
Missouri
Deaths and Funerals James T Quakenbush 77
James A Quakenbush a veteran of the Spanish American War died in a Topeka hospital Tuesday at age 77. He was a resident of Oskaloosa. Surviving relatives include a daughter Daisy Snyder of Pure Springs Maine and a second cousin W H Quakenbush of 125 Mississippi Street.
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James T. Quakenbush
Lawrence
James A. Quakenbush
Topeka
Oskaloosa
Daisy Snyder
Pure Springs
W.H Quakenbush
Mississippi Street
Cards of Thanks for Flowers and Sympathy
Mrs. A W Detlor thanks friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy and flowers after the loss of her husband and father Leonard T Detlor Virginia Detlor Geneva Davis.
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May
A. W. Detlor
Leonard T. Detlor
Virginia Detlor
Geneva Davis
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