Education foundation funding and medical education reforms noted
The report highlights a foundation funding retirement benefits for educators and support for 650 educational institutions. It cites figures of $68,900,000 in retirement and extensive donations, while noting the Flexner study of 1908 shaping modern medical education and subsequent reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hovde
E University
Meredith ‘Wilson
Oregon University
Insurance and Sanity Association
Goiders
Flexner
Ilapa
Memorial Hospital Attendance At Scottish Rite Dinner
Rep Errett P Scrivner of Kan City spoke at the Masonic Shona Wednesday night after a Scottish Rite dinner. Between 300 and 350 members and their wives attended as Scrivner discussed his recent trip to Europe and inspections of U S military bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errett P. Scrivner
Kan‘ynn
Scrivner
Europe
United States
FMREE Students Arrest After Dormitory Altercation
Police arrested Haskell Institute students Wilford Begay and Lee Yazzie after an altercation in Has dormitory. Begay and Nez faced charges including fighting and drunken behavior. Begay and Nez received ten day jail terms. Yazzie got five days. Nez’s trial proceedings were noted in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Targerenea Haskell Institute
Has
Wilford Begay
Lee Yazzie
Ing
Peter Nez
Begay
Nez
Audi Ty
Yazzle
Proodles Clubnotes on Friday Meetings
Fragmentary item records a bachelor's club meeting pattern. Mentions a president named Sas and a person named Kitzenger. Text shows informal notes about Friday gatherings and a theme of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droodie
Kitzenger
Cathe
Tad
News Wire teamwork spans Wichita to Kansas City in AP coverage
The Wichita Beacon and Wichita Eagle supplied AP with photographs of the Wichita tornado scene. Fort Scott snow blocked roads as Joe Cody and staff fed AP details while Lynne Holt dispatched by train for Kansas City images. The Norman Selbe case ended when his body was found in a Johnson County well. Salina Journal reporters pressed AP for rapid coverage of a faulty explosion story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Beacon
Wichita Eagle
Chafm Wallace
Beacon
A. P
Wichita
Earl Shaw
Afternoon Eagle
Dick Long
Morning Eagle
Eagle
Associated Press
Fort Scott
Joe Cody
Fort Scott Tribune
Frank Reeds
Cody
Lynne Holt
The
Tribune
Kansas City
Norman Selbe
University of Kansas
Johnson County
Kansas
Times
the Star
All Times
C. G. Wellington
Topeka
Kas
Boonville
Alvin S. McCoy
Star
Stringer
E. Jy Melton
Lew Larkin
Jefferson City
Salina
Records jammed in Lawrence vault as deeds rise with cabinets
Heavy activity in filings fills the Register of Deeds vault with large record books. New metal cabinets will add shelf space but Harold Beck warns they may not last 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Harold Beck
Drunk Drivers Fined In Police Court
Three men were fined 100 dollars each and given 30 day jail terms for driving under the influence. Defendants are James F. Corbin Jr. of 100 Ala. St., Morris Floberg of West Hope North Carolina, and George Crittenden of 111 Ky. St. Floberg’s jail sentence was suspended for six months probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Corbin Jr
Ala. St
Morris Floberg
West Hope
N. C
George Crittenden
Floberg
Trophy for Joan Sherar in KU campus problems speech
A campus speaking contest at Kansas University awarded first place to Joan Sherar for a persuasive speech on NSA access reducing campus problems. Don Bowen and Steve Schmidt tied for second advocating education reforms. Professor FE Buehler, KU speech and drama, has directed the event since 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Joan Sherar
Paola
Joan
NSA
K.U
All Student Council
ASC
Salina
Don Bowen
Steve Schmidt
FE. C. Buehler
K.ul
Mrs Artis Olson Dies After Heart Attack
Miss Artis Olson of the home and sister Mrs J Harold Olson of Western Springs HI are mourned by two grandchildren Donald E Stout Jr and Susan Stout Funeral services are set for 2 30 Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Harold Hamilton presiding Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artis Olson
J. Harold Olson
Western Springs
Donald E. Stout Jr
Susan Stout
Trinity — Lutheran Church
Harold Hamilton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Drunkenness Conviction for William Flanery
William Flanery of 639 Vermont Street received a ten day jail sentence in police court on drunkenness charges.
Patrons Vote on Choices for Best Pictures and Stars
Theaters nationwide begin an Audience Awards Poll covering best picture best actor best actress and two new personality categories. Eligible films released Oct 1 1954 to Sept 30 1955 bear the Production Code seal. Ballots delivered in theaters or via reproduced copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Patrons of
America
Lawrence Theatres
E. C. Rhoden
National Theaters Amusement Corp
Journal-World
Production Code Authority
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Holly Woold
Weather Picture City Traffic Safe Despite Slick Spots
As of noon no injury accidents in Lawrence since Tuesday snow. The only major damage crash was 8 collision in the Union Pacific underpass on North Second Street. Cars driven by Richard Furner and Leroy Metzler collided on an icy spot, damage $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Union Pacific
North Second Street
Richard Furner
Leroy Metzler
Ohio St
Cited in Court Eleven motorists cited for violations
Police court records list eleven individuals cited for motor vehicle violations. Names include Gordon S Newitt Fred L Behymer Ernest W Hornberger Laura Dennis Louis Joseph Milleret Joe Gufler William Myron McNenry Richard Lee Turner E Dayne Otis L Heine and Otha Ellis Anderson with bonds fines and penalties such as suspensions examinations and probation and one case for speeding with a large bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon S. Newitt
Tenn
Fred L. Behymer
Lincoln
Ernest W. Hornberger
Laura Dennis
Louis Joseph Milleret
Joe Gufler
N. J. St
William Myron McNenry
Route 4
Richard Lee Turner
Cadet St
E. E. Dayne
Johnson Ave
Otis L. Heine
Ohio St
Otha Ellis’ Anderson
Multiple deaths and funerals in Topeka and area
Mrs Mary Copp 85 of 711 Lake St Topeka died Wednesday night in a Topeka hospital born January 13 1870 in Crowold Bohemia moved to Topeka from Eudora 30 years ago survived by four daughters two sons and many grandchildren Funeral services will be held Friday in Topeka and burial at Eudora Cemetery. Mrs Sarah Rebecca Stevenson 90 died Wednesday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital home Route 5 survived by six daughters four sons a sister seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral services Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Lewis William Pat Arnold 70 died Wednesday at home 2014 Tenn St resident since 1916 veteran of World War I survived by wife two sons five sisters two brothers and five grandchildren Funeral services Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Theodore Ham Hamilton 1333 NY St died Sunday while hunting in Town funeral Friday at St Luke s AME Church body in state at home today until funeral hour. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery with Ewing Jones American Legion Post 112 pallbearers. Mrs George Krum former Lawrence resident died this morning at Kansas City Missouri aunt of Mrs Hugh Lipp two brothers and two sisters survive funeral details later announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Copp
Lake St
Topeka
Crowold
Bohemia
Eudora
East
Okla
Stella Newman
Clarence R. Copp
Dearborn
Mich
Frank Copp
Eudora Cemetery
Sarah Stevenson
Sarah Rebecca Stevenson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Route 5
Fern Stevenson
Roy Jameson
Vinland
David Hey
Edgerton
Wayne Stevenson
Carlsbad
N.M
BE. I
Conroy
Springfield
Alice Patterson
Caracas
Venezuela
E. E. Stevenson
Tenn. St
C. D. Stevenson
Kansas City
Edward Stevenson
North Platte
Neb
B. J. Stevenson
Frankfort
Bertha Clark
Jacksonville
Ill
Rumsey Funeral Home
Rudolph C. Tatsch
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lewia W
Pat) Arnold Lewis
William
Pat) Arnold
Tenn, St
Nebraska
Mary Arnold
William Arnold
Theodore Hamilton
Theodore
Ham) Hamilton
N.Y. St
St. Luke's Ame
Simp Gon Anderson
W. S. Sims
Walter Monroe
William Hawkins
Sgt
Philip Lopez
Ivan Bowers
Raymond Monroe
Glen Anderson
Ewing Jones American Legion
Hamilton
Esquire Club
Hugh Lipp
Elm St
James Parsons
Sidney Parsons
Arkansas
John Bailey
Portland
Ore
Benjamin Bailey
Roseberg
Markets At a Glance From a Historical Page
Stocks move irregularly with mixed results as wheat and oats show slight gains while hogs and cattle fall. Kansas City price quotes list wheat around 2.10 to 2.12, corn near 1.18, soybeans around 1.70, and poultry prices rise modestly for under 4½ pound hens. News notes mention futures, receipts, and some radio stock shifts including Zenith gaining 5 to 6 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beni
A. C. Cank Grain
Kansas City
USDA
Five Arrested in Topeka Liquor License Raids
Agents of the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Office and Topeka police arrested five men for selling liquor without a license in a series of raids conducted in Topeka last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Groups Meet on Plans for Flood Protection
The City Commission and Kaw Drainage District directors met with a Corps of Engineers rep to discuss local flood protection along the Kaw. A large dike was preliminarily approved to shield about 8 000 acres from Midland to North Lawrence Mud Creek area. Three steps remain: sponsorship, planning funds, and construction funds. Federal would pay 144 million. locals would cover about 110 thousand for land. City officials favor district sponsorship to keep benefits within district boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kaw
Mi Winight
Corps of Engineers
Midland
North Lawrence Mud Creek
Congress
Graham's Head Bowed In Court On Bomb Plot Charge
John Gilbert Graham 23 stood with head down in District Court for a murder charge related to a United Airlines plane bombing on November 1. FBI says he admitted placing the dynamite bomb. arraignment delayed to November 28. The blast killed 44 people, including his mother Daisie King 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Grham
Aarlow
FBI
United Air Lines
Graham
Daisie King
Law Class Tours Bank Auction Visit Friday
A Kansas University law class of about 40 students will visit the First National Bank on an auction tour at 2 p.m. Friday. The class in Negotiable Instruments is led by Prof. John Giles. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone for their kindness shown me during my stay in the hospital. Also the many beautiful cards, flowers and gifts, Mrs. Walter Hellseram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anea Kansas University
First National Bank
John Giles
Apeee
Walter Hellseram
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memorial Hospital
Julia Tyndale
Carmen Kraus
DeSoto
Lewis
Eum Natta
Haskell Tnatitute
Jan Chavez
Rolex
Evens
Ind
Eva Smith
Tonganoxie
Bessie L. Babcock
Valley 3Palls
Tie Meine
Virginia Little
N. H. St
Marshall
Shirley Kidwell
Murrow
Willam H. Ston
E. Harry Sr
Maronn
FMREE
Bill Mayer
Journal-World News
Rich Clarkson
Dolph Simons
Mayer
Clarkson
Journal-World Photo
Journa World
George Dunkley
Fred Bremer
Wibw-Tv
Channel 13
U. S
Esther Williams
Ben Gage
Chuck Ennis
Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Jaycee
Dutch Lonborg
Lonborg
Texas Christian
College of Pacific
Colorado
Iowa State
Ames
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A & M
Stillwater
Kansas State
Manhattan
U.C.L.A
Los Angles
Missouri
Columbia
Phog Allen
Allen
Wilt
K.A
William Flanery
Vt. St
George Krum
Guy O'Hara
Deltsville
Anges
Zenith Radio
N.Y
New York
Admiral Knrwereane
Anacreon
Atchison
Avco
Beth Steel
Bran
Bran Airw Boeing Air Worseereme, Ook UK and Old Chrysler
Eagle P Wwe
Elec
Motors
P&l
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Nat Distill
NY Central
Penney
DRCA
Reyn Met
Jose Greco
Hoch, Auditorium
Greco
Bob Meeker
Leavenworth
John Downing
Colege
Farmtha
Aranseet District
Chaiane Office
Andy” Anderson
Schubert
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
New Hampshire
James R. Lenahan Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Stock & Mutual Companies
Kes
Maine Street
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