Fertility of Soil Speech by Kansas State Professor
Dr. Floyd W. Smith of Kansas State University spoke to the Lawrence Kiwanis Club on Fertility as It Affects the Urban and Rural. He urged fertile soil through lime, fertilizers, manure, and legumes, citing high future yields in Douglas County and strong city farm connections.
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Floyd W. Smith
Kansas State University
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Ralph Wilson
Leavenworth
Dr. Smith
Lawrence
Dr Ho to Speak on Malaya Chinese Identity at Campus Center
Dr Ho, a church background scholar, argues Chinese in Malaya are part of Malaya not China. He criticizes American hostility toward these groups and urges sympathetic, understanding public stance. He will speak at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Wesley Foundation, Methodist Student Center, campus.
KIDC meeting at KU campus and football game plan
Members of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission met at the Kansas University campus for a regular session. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy and Raymond Nichols led a campus tour. They will hold a business meeting Saturday morning and attend the KU Oklahoma State football game in Memorial Stadium.
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Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
Raymond Nichols
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Memorial Stadium
Ex Army Private Becomes Bride After Danish Gender Change
In Miami a former Army private known as Charles Earnest McLeod married Ralph H. Heidal on Oct. 11. Now 34 and calling herself Charlotte, she says she always identified as female and believes the gender change corrects a tragic social problem.
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Ralph H. Heidal
Charles Earnest McLeod
Miami Herald
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Richard Gerstein
Florida
Heidal
Dyersburg, Tenn
Charles McLeod Sr
Schoeppel Speaks At Oskaloosa GOP Fete
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel will headline a $5 plate Thanksgiving fundraiser in Oska loosa Legion Hall at 7 p m sponsored by Jefferson County Republican Central Committee First voters are special guests Sam Mellinger state GOP chairman will attend Other officials and legislators are invited A panel will answer questions after the speech Richard Swallow and Mrs Ailee Henry oversee arrangements Henry is state vice chairman All Republicans invited
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Jefferson County
Republican Central Committee
Legion Hall
Oskaloosa
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
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Ailee Henry
Henry
Sex activity among healthy seniors study reports lively late life
A Duke University study of couples aged 60 to 93 in Durham shows more than seven in ten healthy married pairs remain sexually active, with an average frequency near three times monthly. Some couples have relations up to three times weekly, while the least active average four or five times a year.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University
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Duke Medical School
Gerontological Society
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New Gift Shop Opens Alexander's Flowers and Gifts
Mrs Carmen Alexander announces the opening of Alexander's Flowers and Gifts Shop at 110114 Mass St in a temporary winter location. She notes a new permanent site is planned and to be ready next year.
Colorful Ike and Mamie greet Augusta visit
President Eisenhower welcomes Mrs. Eisenhower at the Augusta depot as they begin a southern visit. The First Lady, barely shy of 63, plans a private birthday dinner while the President prepares for golf at Augusta National and a rest period before an overseas tour.
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Memorial Hospital Birth and Address List
Memorial Hospital shows a list of residents and births including Dale C. Wagner 920 Rockledge Mrs Zora Hill 1715 Vermont Mrs Agnes Shockley 522 Indiana Mrs Rachel Leanes 122014 East 15th Mrs Emma Frye Eudora Mrs Katherine Schwartz 821 RI Mrs Bonita Payne 2015 Vermont John H Spearman 1034 Miss Wesley Jarrett Tonganoxie Mrs Alice Louise Richardson Route 2 Harry Sutton Lecompton C C Schwartz 821 RI Emil Browner 924 RI George Pearler Tonganoxie Mrs Joan Sommerville and baby boy 2029 RI Merle Sigmund 11th and Mo Mrs Melba Myers and baby girl DeSoto Mrs Mildred Larsson and baby girl Tonga noxie Robert Hess 215 West 23rd Street Mrs Rose M Hercha McLouth
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Rockledge
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Ind
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Eudora
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John H. Spearman
Wesley Jarrett
Tonganoxie
Alice Louise Richardson
Route 2
Harry Sutton
Lecompton
C. C. Schwartz
R.il
Emil Browner
R.I
George Pearler
Joan Sommerville
Merle Sigmund
Melba Myers
DeSoto
Mildred Larsson
Robert Hess
Estimation of 60 Million Buffalo Roamed North America
The 18th century featured an estimated 60 million buffalo across the North American continent. The figure highlights the vast scope of wildlife and the scale of plains ecology before large scale hunting and habitat changes.
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North American
U S Backs India in Border Fight With China Reds
Washington reports show U S support for India as New Delhi aids in its border dispute with Red China. A 201 million dollar surplus farm goods sale to India boosts aid, bringing total sales since 1956 to 9154 million, reinforcing U S backing.
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India
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N.D. Chatterje
Herter
Mann
United States
Charges Dropped Against Four KU Students
Four Kansas University students faced grand larceny charges over stolen chairs from campus buildings. The charges were dismissed in County Court, and KU officials said the students were expelled with additional disciplinary action. Names listed as John Paxton Scott Wesley White Robert D. Rall and Douglas Myron Mellor.
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Kansas University
John Paxton Scott
Oread
Wesley White
Robert D. Rall
Douglas Myron Mellor
Tenn
Large Group Attends Third Livestock Forum
About 150 people attended the third annual livestock forum on Thursday night at the Police Fire Building. Lawrence National Bank sponsored the event. Jack Kroek of WDAF-TV moderated a panel of cattle hogs and sheep experts. The discussion covered prices farm outlook and future trends with a question and answer session.
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KU Squad Falls to Kentucky in Moot Court Regional
KU eliminated by Kentucky University after winning the first round at Washington University Law School in St Louis. The simulated invasion case involved a social worker seeking entry to obtain evidence for removing a child to a state institution. Louisville eliminated Missouri, and Kentucky will face Louisville in the regional final with a chance to go to New York for the national competition.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Lawrence High and Haskell Clash In Championship Showdowns
Lawrence High faces Highland Park in Topeka with a 38th straight win and fourth straight title on the line. Haskell meets Washburn Rural at Haskell Stadium for the 1959 Jayhawk League crown with conditions and jinxes adding to the drama.
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Haskell
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KU Homecoming Queen Finalists Set for Tonight
Ten finalists in Kansas University Homecoming Queen contest will dine with judges at 6 30 this evening and the final selections of queen and two attendants will be announced at 8 o clock The 1959 Homecoming Queen will be revealed Monday at a campus rally The District Court jury is not required to report until next Thursday according to clerk Mrs Lucille Allison
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Kansas University
Lucille Allison
Hospital Says Hunter Much Improved Today
Bill Edmonds manager of the Apco Service Station at 9th and Iowa Street was reported much improved at St. Thomas Hospital in Colby. He was seriously injured Sunday when pheasant hunting near Colby and shot in the right leg getting his gun from a car. Authorities say he is not expected to lose the leg and may stay hospitalized about two weeks.
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Apco
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Iowa St
St. Thomas Hospital
Colby
Edmonds
St. Thomas
Lawrence
Robbery at K C Supermarket by Masked Pair
Kansas City AP reports two men in caps robbed a Safeway store at 3740 Troost after a Brinks pickup. They forced manager Gerald White and two other employees to the floor and escaped with an undetermined cash amount.
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Brinks
Safeway
Troost
Gerald White
Market News Mixed Across Commodities and Stocks
AP reports a mixed session with gains in electronics and slight shifts in grains and livestock. New York trading shows uneven index moves as Ampex Motorola and General Tire rise, while U S Steel declines and GM and Chrysler edge lower.
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Atchison Seeseene: Nenes 2514 Atlas Pdrtesene 834 % Avco Corp Neceras
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Teneree
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Gamble SK
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Goodyear
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Mont Ward Free
NY Central
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Olin Math
Peabody
Egg price report for Kansas City wholesale and consumer
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows wholesale egg prices by grade and size with ranges for extras and standards. current receipts average 52 pounds per fiber case and 56 pounds for wood cases. Consumer eggs list Large A and Medium A prices with typical ranges around 27 to 33 cents and 18 to 22 cents respectively.
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Acknowledgments From Ada Bagby and Allen Westerhouse
A message of thanks to doctors and nurses, friends, and relatives for visits cards gifts and flowers. Special thanks to Rev Kurz and The Ladies Guild during hospital stays in Hannibal and Eudora Kansas respectively.
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Ladies Guild
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Hannibal
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