Kansas high school journalism conferences expand regionally
Dean Marvin reports strong interest at the first two regional Kansas high school journalism conferences held at the University of Kansas and Wichita State with 229 students from northeast Kansas, and plans four regional meetings to boost participation. Speakers include Dwight Payton and Whitley Austin, with forthcoming events at Fort Hays State College and Garden City.
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Kansas
Horton W. Marwin
William Allen White School of Journalism
University of Kansas
Dwight Payton
Overthiok Citizen
Wichita
Salina Journal
K.U
Dean Marvin
F. A. Thomas
Kansas State Mid School Activities Association
Northwest Kansas
Fort Hays State College
Henry Jameson
The
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Southwest Kane
Garden City
Gervais Reed
Pblisher
Garden City Telegram
Teachers of Jeans
Gen. Warren
Marvin
Sparta
Nancy Lindsey to Represent Lawrence at 1930 Royal Festivities
Miss Nancy Jane Lindsey of 2239 Massachusetts Street Lawrence will travel to Kansas City on October 10 to participate as queen of the Sixth Annual Lawrence Horses Show and compete in the Coronation Ball for the 1930 American Royal Livestock and Horse Show. She is a junior at Kansas University and a Pi Beta Phi member, with attendants Evelyn Barncord and Betty [surname unclear], as she prepares for rehearsals and coronation events October 14 to 15 in Kansas City.
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Nancy Jane Lindsey
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas City
Adrian H.windsey
Misa Evelyn Barncord
New Hamps Street
Bettyn
Minots Street
Lindsey
College of Liberal Acts and Sciences
Kansas University
Pi Beta Thiil
Feont
Kansas
City
Hlov
Pendence
Raneas City
Market News Brief Reflects Turbulent Trading Day
Market notes show gains in some sectors with steel and coal higher, while corn futures dip and wheat futures falter. Chicago and Kansas City reports hint at varied commodity moves, with prices for beans and livestock also moving in tentative directions amid unsettled conditions.
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New York
Poston
Cornerrengir Hoss
Mrs Gagliardo Invited to White House Child Session
Mrs Gagliardo from Ohio received an invitation from President Truman to attend the mid century White House session on children. She attended a three day National Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting in New York and will travel to Winfield for the annual Winfield educational event this week.
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Damenion Gaglin
Ohio Street
Hare
Truman
Gadards
New York
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Winfield
Winefield
Library Group Elects Van Handel Vice-President
In Pratt Kansas Van Handel was elected vice president of the library group. Other group leaders include Mary Martinez of Wichita and Paul Habit, with Jerome Cushman serving as treasurer. The annual meeting announced the new officers and their roles.
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Library Group
van Handel
Memorial Hospital Reports Daily Incidents and Births
A jumble of names and addresses lists births and hospital reports from Memorial Hospital. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Sunflower welcoming a son, Mr and Mrs Karl Todd at 1201 New York Street with a dawnfyr, and Orville Allen at 15445 Delaware Street treated after a contusion and left knee sprain from a car accident. Ralph Strokey, 19, of 645 Michigan Street, treated for lacerations from a glass door.
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Sunflower
Jim Lyieh
Mere
Karl Todd
York Street
Orville Allen
Delaware Street
Hilner
Ralph Strokey
Michi-gay Street
Lawrence chorus to elect officers at Liberty Memorial High
Lawrence mens chorus sponsored by the Adult Education program will meet Thursday at 7:20 PM at Liberty Memorial High School to elect officers. Charles Kassinger, director, says the group plans three to four shows this season featuring western songs spirituals light opera and religious works. News also notes high interest in Lawrence high school football as readers seek the score of the Lawrence Topeka game on the Washburn campus, which ended 7 7.
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Lawrence Men’s Chorus
Liberty Memorial High School
Charles Kassinger
Lawrence
The
Journal World
Moore Howl
Washburn University
New Supreme Court Term Opens With Vinson Leads
The Supreme Court opened its 1950 51 term with Chief Justice Vinson leading eight black robed jurists into the packed courtroom. Justice Douglas arrived ten minutes before the session after a Far East tour. Twenty eight attorneys were admitted to practice before the court as formalities began. The term's major topics include communist activities and labor relations.
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Shingten
Mer
Vinson
Noun
Wiliam
Douglas
Far East
High Tribunal
Convictions and Divorces Reported in Court Records
Police court convicted Fise omen on druth charges in Ray Well and Lewisiang fined $10. Howard S of Almira avenue placed on six months probation. Reuix L. Costello of Ft. Riley fined $10. Woodraw Fg feonville and Jewn s of Lexington were charged from 14 days in the if they travel. Three divorces granted by Judge Mugh Means in district court. Final decrees issued to Marilyn Lee Craig by Z Lynn Craig, to Darlene Harris by George J. Harris TI, and to Olga Harriet Wise by Henry Vouglas Wise.
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Fise
Ray Well
Lewisiang
Howard S
Almira Avenue
Reuix L. Costello
Ft. Riley
Woodraw
Feonville
Fla
Jewns
Lexington
Tudge Mugh
Ard
Marilyn Lee Craig
Z. Lynn Craig
Darlene Harris
George J. Harris TI
Olga Harriet Wise
Henry Vouglas Wise
Doris Fleeson Speaks on World in Crisis at KU Fraser
Doris Fleeson, KU journalism alumna and Washington columnist, speaks on Ky Drift or Compass Since V-J Day in Fraser theater at 7 pm for the World in Crisis course. Dean Paul Lawson notes the intimate setting aids the 8 pm discussion, with Prof. Elmer Roth moderating.
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Doris Fleeson
Kansas University
Fraser Theater
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Fleeson
K. U
Washington
Elmer F. Roth
Hoch Auditorium
Ivan Lawson
Kansas scientists claim benzene from natural gas process
Topeka experts from the University of Kansas report a method to synthesize benzene from natural gas. Maurice Fager of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission notes the Teplitz Maloney lab process needs proving economic feasibility, with an 18 month estimate for results. Benzene is a key component in plastics, synthetic rubber, aviation gasoline and nylon.
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Topeka
Kan
Powess
University of Kansas
Maurice FE. Fager
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Morris Teplitz
J. O. Maloney
Research Foundation
Fager
United States
May Set Record of Remodels Across Town
Readable items list multiple residents and properties with remodeling and construction actions. Names include Grace Moline Leo A Souders Ernie Higgins Fay Mays Raymond Hicks and EB Hartman. Properties cover garages houses and streets such as Locust Street Ninth Street Kentucky Street Mill Street Indiana Avenue Barker Avenue. Values range from 500 to 12500 dollars.
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Neis
Webater
Locust Street
Ene
Grace Moline
West Ninth Street
Leo A. Souders
Fourth Street
Ner
Kentucky Street
Ernie Higgins
Mill Street
Fay Mays
Raymond Hicks
Indiana Avenue
EB. P. Hartman
Barker Avenue
Little Girl Improves After Truck Accident
Sheila Thornton 7, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raybert Thornton Route 2, is in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being run over by her father's loaded pickup on September 21. She suffered a broken left tibia and pelvic bone with weights on her left leg but no internal or spinal injuries. Hospital visits are allowed with caution as she recovers for several weeks.
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Sheila Thornton
Raybert Thornton
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
New York
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence News Briefs
Local obituaries note the death of 14 year old Luella Armstrong of Lawrence and the funeral details for William Sherman Carter and Goldie S. Neal. Survivors include immediate family and extended relatives. Also updates on Virgil Wen ger’s hospital condition and a polio-related health note at K.U.C. hospital.
Wichita Eagle editor elected Kansas newspaper group head
Glen Cummins of the Wichita Eagle became president of the Kansas Newspaper Mechanical conference at its annual meeting. He was elevated from vice president while W. A. Blackburn of Herington was named vice president and Larry Miller of Topeka was elected secretary treasurer.
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Topeka
Glen Cummins
The
Wichita Eagle
Kansas Newspaper Mechanical Conference
Cummins
W. A. Blackburn
Herington
Larry Miller
Fourteen Tribes Represent Chilocco Indian School Council
Fourteen tribes are represented on the Chilocco Indian school council. They are Chickasaw Creek Cherokee Otoe Delaware Commanche Cheyenne Choctaw Pon PEA Seneca Oxage Euchre Kickapoo and Navajo.
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Arkansas City Kan
Chilocco
Overparking Ticket Fines Handed by Police Court
At police court today Judge Wayne Aliphin assessed $1 fines on twelve overparking tickets and $2 on one restricted parking ticket. The session processed twelve overparking tickets and one restricted parking ticket in total.
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Wayne Aliphin
Douglas County 4-H Invites Youth to All Day Event
About 400 Douglas County youths will receive invitations for an EH and FLFLAS day at the Community building. The event, organized by the Douglas County Bankers Association and others, awards county champions and offers lunch and free tickets to a KU versus Colorado game or Granada theater show.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Bankers Association
Dealth
IL Weluck
Donald Landis
WHT
Denver KU Alumni Elect Sweeney Jr Chapter Head
Tom Sweeney Jr, former Lawrence resident, elected president of the Denver chapter of the University of Kansas Alumni Association at a luncheon at the Hotel Albany. Mrs John McBride Farley named secretary. about 75 alumni attended. Retiring president Robert Sullivan spoke. other remarks came from Dolph Simons KU Alumni president football coach J W Sikes and athletic director A C Lonlwig.
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Tom Sweeney, Jr
Lawrence
Denver
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Fast Fund
John McBride Farley
Albany
Robert Sullivan
Dolph Simons
K. C
J. W. Sikes
A. C. Lonlwig
Denver-Jayhawkers
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Four Girl Scout Leaders Training Course Tomorrow
Four Girl Scout Leaders training sessions are scheduled for tomorrow at the Conegregational parish where Mrs Juliette Shoclinie will lead the morning program and Mrs Den Blair will oversee the sessions. The event features preparations by the Girl Scouts and participation from local leaders in the afternoon.
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Girl Scout
Sons of the
Dhe
Parich Herse
Tisi
Tepie Fers Sien
Juliette Shoclinie
Norming Clapp
Bert N
Kes Tsion
den Blair
Belleville Football Player Dies After Game Injury
One year old Belleville halfback James died after sustaining a head injury during a Friday night game against Smith Center. He was rushed to the hospital where he died at 6 am today. His parents are Mr and Mrs Me Diumiess. Comprising the mournful report are details about the accident, the hospital outcome, and local reactions from Belleville.
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Virgil BE. Wenger
K.uc
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Indiana Street
Belleville
Kan
James
Belleeville High School
Smith Center
Eric
Jackie
Con Dain
Mountain View
Calif
Personal notices and moves in Wichita area
Mrs WH Zimuernsen and daughter Carolyn Zammeczian of 1801 Harker Avenue burned Thursday where they spent the week. A wedding attended in Wichita was Miss Adeli Thomas to Charles MacSmith at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Mr and Mrs Ikan Rowe move today to Greene Apartments at 1502 Massachusetts Street after selling their Tah Alabama Street home to Mr and Mrs Jats Large of Caboul Missouri, who also bought the College Inn at 14th and Tennessee Streets. their two children attend Pinckney School.
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WH Zimuernsen
Carolyn Zammeczian
Harker Avenue
Termis
Miss Adeli
Charles MacSmith
Jats Large
Caboul, Mo
College Inn
Fourteenth
Tennessee Streets
Pinckney School
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Tne Tene
Cory FE Halter
Tate
Sirte
Rommerciadl Broilers
Sy Fartieray
Cugrena
Hes
MG Capers
Geenpanettiog
ManDty
Ohio
Tenia
Stedds
Ryder Alow
Rigi
Mediaru
Jone
Tore Beant
Howes
Mts Chet
Ayata
Phaabie
Chicago
Sin Rite
Ark
Wall Street
Coke
Mrs. Gagliardo
White House
Memorial Hospital
Frank Scott
Ehire
Connevert
Celesta Howard
IMIS
Emery
Uh Street
Necticut
M and Baby
Booth and Baby
Is Street
Elva
Bora Marrs
Isan
Jiorathy Rake Na Aina
Rudera
Pionerseriee Brand
van Vornes
Tian
Bal Me
Kiel Herren
Utd
Maple Street
Stiebeer
Mel Pirth
Frank Gray
Fred Groh
Lakeview
Drwdge Gray
Altho
Altha
Grob
Beatty Culling
Marvin Casson
Henry Huerta
Sheriff's Fovcrs
T E. Glass
U. N
Edvard Kardelj
Ales Bebler
Security Council
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Korea
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China
Chou En-Lai
Kenneth Younger
Great Britain
France
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Grove
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Cuba
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Pakistan
Britain
William Sherman Carter
Willian Sherman Carter
Higherin Street
Tusa
Ilinois
Eyme House
Katherine Hicks
Charles Carter
North Lawrence Christian Church
LeRoy Crocker
Maple Grove Cemetery
Goldie S. Neal
Louisiana Street
Don J. Soxman
Guy E. Soxman
Lee F. Soxman
Sedalia
Emmett Soxman
Rhode Island
Rumsey Funeral Home
C. E
Allison
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elect Tow Sweeney, JR
Denver K. U
Rpgater Fourniter
Arthur iPeck) Baker
Ouri
Probate Court
Elwaine F. Pomeroy
Joanne C. Bunge
Doyle D. Smith
Veronia
Thelma June Robison
Webster
Lillian Webster
Lincoln School
Hunt
Robert A. Hunt
First Methodist Church
Bruins
Belleville High Mayer
Robert Dines
Sima Ih
Sissippe Etree
Whring
Tele Lives
Bheet Metal Shop
Gay Furnaces
Bursers Scott Recene i
Andy C. Hess
Itd. & WL
Arler
B. P.O. Elks
Don S. Hults
Jesus
Old Stone Church
E. R. Nutt
Fellowship
Funk’s
N. H
Gallafion
Downs Travel Service
Mass
Auto Loans
Charlton Insurance Agency
Fram Post Office
CEI
Cordell
Insurance and
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