Editors Day at Kansas University Honors Flint Hall Dedication
About 240 state newspapermen attend the dedication ceremonies for Flint Hall home of the William Allen White School of Journalism at KU. Dean Burton W. Marvig presides as Ralph Hemsenway delivers the principal address on Reminiscences of Early Days in KU Journalism.
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Kansas University
Flint Hall
William Allen White School of Journalism
Burton W. Marvig
Kansas
Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame
Kansas Press ‘Association
Henry Jameson
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Ralph G. Hemenway
Minneapolis Messenger
Flint
K. U
Kansas Association
Kansas Press
Dean Marvin
William Allen White Historical Center
Albert T. Reid
Murphy
Kansas Memorial Union
K. U.-K-State Foot
K. U. Athletic Association
A. C
Lonborg
Police Court Records Briefly Note Fines
In police court, E Brown and Roy Roscoe were cited for traffic offenses. A five dollar fine was suspended on condition of no further violations for a set period. Details reference yielding right of way and related infractions.
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Roy
Roy Roscoe Det
Yay
Proodles National Flower Week Reflections
A reflective note on National Flower Week suggests kindness to flowers and memories of childhood. The writer recalls moving to an abandoned building, privacy, and escape from teasing, toward decorating a greenhouse while a parent refused funds for curtains.
Judge Reeves Sees Hitler Alive in Argentina Theories
In a contentious discussion, Judge Reeves questions the fate of Hitler and Eva Braun. He doubts burial of their bodies, suggesting Hitler may be alive in Argentina. Reeves compares recent reports to past cases and argues for avoiding a dangerous international pursuit, favoring quiet patient restraint.
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Berlin
Hitler
Argentina
Reeves
Valet Linge
Eva
Linge
Judge Reeves
Napoleon
Community Chest drive nears quarter of goal at noon
Lawrence reports $5,233.03 logged at Chest headquarters as the Community Chest totals rise toward the $19,806 goal. Contributors include Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce Bell Music Co Gibbs Clothing Co Round Corner Drug Co Roberts Jewelry Co Dr R B Hutchinson and Standard Oil Co of Kansas City Mo. Ducks abound as Kaw River hunters return with limits and a veteran says the river holds more ducks than in 30 years.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bell Music Co
Gibbs Clothing Co
Round Corner Drug Co
Roberts Jewelry Co
Dr. R. B. Hutchinson
Standard Oi! Co
Kansas City
KU Seniors Named As Rhodes Aspirants
Two Kansas University seniors are named as Rhodes Scholars candidates. Paul Enos of Perry and Al Frame of Wichita, Summerfield Scholars, are engineering and American civilization majors respectively. Selection involves state and six-state regional committees. Rhodes awards provide 600 pounds yearly for study at Oxford for two to three years. Both are Omicron Delta Kappa Sachem circle members. Frame also belongs to Owl Society.
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Kansas University
Summerfield
Rhodes
Paul Enos
Perry
al Frame
Wichita
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Kansas
Enos
School of Engineering and Architecture
Frame
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
K. U
Sachem
Omicron Delta Kappa
Owl Society
Topeka Geographers and Teachers Hear Convention Talks
A large Lecompton group and 45 elementary pupils perform Latin American selections at a geography round table in Topeka. Kansas professors and KSTA affiliates lead talks on many subjects. Chancellor Murphy speaks to the health and physical education group in Topeka.
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Grace Waner
Lecompton High School
Lecompton
Topeka
Jane Daniel
Doris Lindt
Round Table
Douglas County Schools
Rose Lee Douglas
Riverside
K. U
Jose Stapleton
Physical Education Department
Lawrence
Robert Ridg- Way
Maud Ellsworth
Carlyle Smith
Robert Green
Bill Conboy
Lewin Goff
Oscar Haugh
Gerald Pearson
Gordon Collister
Edna Hill
Ruth Franzen
Max Dresden
James E. Seaver
Kenneth Anderson
J. W. Twente
Wichita
Albert Kitzhaber
Louise Leonard
Chanute
Alvin Schild
Salina
Haugh
C. P. Goet- Singer
K. U. Medical Center
R. L. Schiefelbusch
Children's Research Center
Ray Q. Brewster
KSTA
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas Association For Health and Physical Education
Larry Heeb
Miss. Stapleton
Ann Laplad
Bill Tidwell
Kansas City
Kansas Tau Beta Pi to Host 1956 National Convention
Memorial Hospital lists numerous local births and deaths while the Kansas University Tau Beta Pi chapter announces it will host the 1956 national convention. Vincent Golden of Liberty Mo. serves as president of the local chapter.
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Kansas University
Tau Beta Pi
Vincent Golden
Liberty
Market précis shows mixed moves across stocks and commodities
Stocks drifted irregularly with little trend while bonds gained on some corporates. Wheat firm on export optimism, corn steady despite cold livestock areas. Hogs and cattle mixed with gains for butchers and steadier steers, lambs and sheep showing modest price ranges. Kansas City and New York notes show scattered activity with slight declines, few leaders, and light trading volume.
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Hedgin
Kansas City USDA Cattle Report Notes Midweek Slaughter Trends
Kansas City market reports limited midweek supplies with 2,200 cattle and 1,150 lb steers steady to firm, cows uneven yet mostly steady, bulls weak about 50 lower. Prime fed steers 1,080 lb at 22.50, prime fed heifers 850 lb at 22.00, under 500 lb slaughter calves 14.00-15.00. Hogs active with barrows and gilts 10-25 higher, 190-240 lb at 13.60-13.75.
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Kansas City
USDA
Turkey Shoot Planned by Douglas County Sportsmen Club
The Douglas County Sportsmen's Club will sponsor a public turkey shoot at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Lawrence Gun Club, just south of the city on Highway 59. Turkeys and hams will be prizes. shooters must bring their own guns and ammunition. Entry fees vary by event. spokesman Frank Bradley urges a large turnout.
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Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Lawrence
Highway 59
Frank Bradley
City considers parking rules for new churches and developments
The Lawrence Commission weighs an off street parking requirement for new church buildings while a mission home plan is studied for parking impact. Actions include razing Patee Theater and three New Hampshire Street houses to improve downtown parking, and first readings rezoning two Town Street sites and two East Eleventh Street areas for local business and shopping center use.
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Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
George Bradshaw
Patee
Mass, St
New Hampshire Street
Town Street
Robert Harrison
Hillcrest Shopping Center Inc
Deaths and Funerals Names of Harris Esterle and Eberhart
Obituaries for Hazel Ina Harris 64 of 1741 N. H. St. who died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and George Edward Esterle 86% of Springfield Mo. who died at home. Harris survivors listed. funeral 3 p.m. Friday Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Paul J. Reid. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Esterle survived by wife, son Howard, sister, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren. funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Weilert Funeral Home, Kansas City Mo. Additional notes mention thanks to doctors and nurses, a School Board right of way inquiry, and memory of Henry Spreitzer with junior high site proposal near Morris and Isabelle.
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Hazel Harris
Hazel Ina Harris
N. H. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jesse L. Harris
Ray W. Harris
San Saba
Texas
Arthur G. Harris
Kansas City
Hazel Waker
Blue
Mound
Vernita Weiss
Greenville
Glenn Eastman
Lake St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Paul J. Reid
Oak Hill Cemetery
George E. Esterle
George Edward Esterle
Springfield
Lawrence
William Bromersick
Zora Howard
Palace Clothing Co
Howard Esterle
H. B. Hertzler
Henry
Spreitzer
Morris and
Isabelle
City Commission defers action and approves ordinance codification contract
The commission deferred action on a request to next week. It authorized the mayor to sign a 4800 contract with Mitchie Publications for revision and codification of the citys general ordinances. The board of equalization sat on assessments for recent paving projects and approved them.
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Schwarz Acres
Mitchie Publications
Airginia
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