Feet to Evelyn and KU honoraries program headline
Evelyn Stypula, born with severe deformities, received prosthetic feet funded by the Allegheny County Society for Crippled Children and adapts to walking. The Xi chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon at Kansas University will stage a three-way musical program Sunday afternoon at Frank Strong auditorium. About fifty principals and counselors attend KU’s first Principal-Freshman conference to discuss curricula and guidance based on alumni progress. Mayor Wolforth of Miami proposes a practical solution to a family dilemma by appointing his father-in-law as city secretary.
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Sharpsburg
Sylvia Stypula
Evelyn
Virginia
Mercy Hospital
Allegheny County Society For Crippled Children
Tommy Ther
Tommy
Crippled Children’s Society
Bu Phi Epsilon
K. U
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Memorial Union
Miami
Fla
Fa—Willam M. Wolforth
Prim Replaces Worden on PMA Committee in Douglas County
Otto Hack resigns as PMA committeeman for 1950. Ernst Prim of Overbrook is named to fill the vacancy after serving as first alternate. Will Hayden becomes first alternate. Re-elected members include George Butell and David Noe. Committee oversees about 100000 in 1950 conservation funding and crop allotment awards for Douglas County farmers.
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Otto Hack. Worden
P.M.A
Ernst Prim
Overrook
Prim
Production and Marketing Association
Hack
Will Hayden, RO
Jim
Globe
Joan
Jack
George Butell
Baldwin
David Noe
Lecompton
Banister Named VP in Charge of Traffic at Frisco
St Louis November 30 Banister P T W H Banister a Springfield Missouri native was named vice president in charge of traffic for the Frisco railroad yesterday He had been an assistant vice president since 1947 and succeeds James F E Payne who died recently Banister has worked with the railroad at Wichita Memphis Birmingham and St Louis.
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St. Louis
P.T. WH. Banister
Springfield
Frisco Railroad
James FE. Payne
Banister
Wichita, Kan
Memphis, Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Elliott Quits Cut-Rate Christmas Tree Business
Hyde Park, N. Y. November 30. Elliott Roosevelt quits the low price Christmas tree street free business for this season at the Roosevelt woodlands. No retail selling in New York City or elsewhere will occur this season. A spokesman for the estate gave no explanation. Roosevelt and his wife Faye Emerson previously sold trees at $1 in New York City. Some dealers protested price cutting against the venture.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
P— Ellett Roosevelt
Roosevelt Woodlands
New York City
Roosevelt
Faye Emerson
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