Queen candidates set for Homecoming events at K U Memorial Union
Thirty candidates for University of Kansas Homecoming Queen will attend activities this evening at the Memorial Union. Finalists will be chosen by judges, with a dinner for the queen and attendants planned for Wednesday night. The queen will be announced at halftime of Saturday’s football game and presented at Hoch Auditorium Friday night.
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The
Memorial Union
Queens Committee
Prof
Karl Edwards
K. U
Queens
Hoch Auditorium
Gaston Named President of National Music Therapy Association
Dr. E Thayer Gaston chairman of the University of Kansas Music Education department was elected president of the National Association for Music Therapy for 1953 at the Topeka annual meeting. He has long promoted music therapy, helped establish KU’s functional music graduate program, and serves as consultant to Topeka State Hospital and Winter General Hospital.
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University of Kansas Music Education Department
National Association For Music Therapy
Topeka
Gaston
National Organization
United States
K.U. K.U
Topeka State Hospital
Winter General Hospital
K.A
Sterling College
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Department of
Music Education
Sublette
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Army Draft Call for 48 000 Men in February
The army issued a draft call for 48,000 men in February, highest monthly total since January 1951. Through September 1950 Restart, 1,202,430 individuals earmarked for induction since Selective Service resumed. Monthly averages cite 41,460 for two months. peak 80,000 in Jan–Mar 1951, then 10,000 last June.
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Army
Eisenhower Says Korea Trip Aims For Firsthand View
The text notes President Eisenhower’s tentative plan to visit Korea if elected. He stresses no simple solution exists to the ideological conflict and that the trip would provide direct assessment of the situation rather than a quick fix.
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Wisenhower
Korea
Makel
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Hopes of Subtle Leadership
A garbled remark shows a speaker hoping for a softer approach rather than dominance. The fragment hints at a belief that true understanding comes from intimacy and restraint, not commanding others.
Burglars Loot Nevada Missouri Store Staging Break In
Thieves entered through a window from an adjoining building, cut a hole in the second floor, and lowered themselves to the main floor to steal about $2,200 in cash and merchandise from a Nevada Missouri store. Local police investigate the break in and review security footage. Suspects remain at large.
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