Ottawa Prepares for Elizabeth Visit With Royal Arrival
Ottawa buzzes as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip prepare a four day Canadian stay after a mid afternoon landing at Uplands Airport. Officials and crowds await a state dinner plans with security drills, TV coverage, and heavy media turnout.
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Ottawa
Canada
Elizabeth I
England
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Britain
Uplands
United States
Royal “Canadian Mounted Police
Copa
Registrations Open for Home Nursing Class at Red Cross
Registered residents may enroll in a Home Nursing course to be held on Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 at the Unity Building. The Red Cross urges homemakers to learn in home care as influenza sweeps the nation. Call VI 3-3550 to register.
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Red Cross
Vunity
Cross
Mra. C
Johnson
New Home
The
KU Engineering Dean Assumes Post at NYC Convention
Dean John S. McNown of the Kansas University Engineering School will become chairman of the executive committee of the engineering mechanics division at the American Society of Civil Engineers annual convention in New York City. He will present co authored papers with G H Keulegan and E F Brater. The conference runs from Monday to Friday with several thousand engineers attending from the U S and abroad.
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John S. McNown
Kansas University Engineering School
Engineering Mechanica Division
American Society of Civil Engineers
New York City
Dean MacNown
G. H Keulegan
National
Euereda of Standards
Dean McNown
E. F. Brater
Michigan University
U. S
International Club Presents Brazilian Evening at KU Memorial Union
The International Club at Kansas University hosts a Brazilian Evening at 7 20 P M in the Memorial Union Jayhawk Room with films songs dances and Brazilian articles displayed Some KU foreign students Inezita Neves Marita Frank Paula Pinheiro and Heitor Souza serve as hosts and master of ceremonies with Brazilian officers from Fort Leavenworth joining the program Typical Brazilian refreshments will be served and the event is open to all students townspeople and foreign students Heitor Souza returns to Brazil Monday and Four officers daughters join the program.
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Brazil
Kansan University Memorial Union Jayhawk
Ft. Leavenworth
Inezita
Neves
Marita Frank
Paula Pinheiro
Heitor Souza
Fort Leavenworth
Lauro
Moutinho Dos Reis
Sebastiao Leno
Silvio. Cunha
Sebastiao Ferreire
Chavez
Waldir da“Costa Godolphin
Maria Alexandrina Chaves
Surana Alencar
Alfrid Godolphin
Maria Cristina Chaves
Souza
Paren Ee Ae
UN Commander in Korea Admits Force Overuse by U.S. Troops
U S General George H Decker the U N commander in Korea acknowledged that some American soldiers used more force than necessary while attempting to curb thefts of supplies. He cited a rash of killings this month and warned thefts could undermine defense if a Communist attack occurs. Decker blamed local police officials in the strategic border area and noted about 1 million gallons of gasoline stolen this year from Army pipelines.
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You Chan Yang
Washington
United States
Decker
U. S. 1St Corps
Lawrence Kennel Club Plans All Breed Fun Match
The Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club of Lawrence Kansas will hold an All Breed Fun Match Sunday at the Lawrence 4H Fairgrounds. Judging starts at 1 p m with four classes for puppies 3 to 6 6 to 9 and 9 to 12 months and an open class for adults. Entry fee is 1 per dog and ribbons and trophies will be awarded. Judges are Mrs. Robert Kinney Topeka and Ray McMillen Kansas City. Public invited free.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Lawrence
Kansas
Robert Kinney
Topeka
Ray McMillen
Kansas City
Kansas Traffic Deaths to Date Across Years
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show 0 in the last 24 hours. To date in 1957 the figure is 412, compared with 515 at the same period in 1956.
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Peka
Kansas
Sputnik spins as scientists weigh its value amid political hubbub
Report discusses Sputnik's scientific aims including meteorology magnetism and space temperature data as part of the International Geophysical Year. It notes the data may not have immediate use but builds a foundation for future advances while contrasting Soviet and American satellite goals.
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Sputnik
Albert Einstein
Revenue Director Promises Plan to Raise 7.2 Million
Topeka officials discuss a plan by J. E. Kirchner state revenue director to raise 7.2 million more revenue without new rates. The proposal, prepared for the Legislative Council committee, targets 5.98 million from corporations by disallowing federal tax exemptions, and 1 million by taxing services like laundries and barbers.
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Topeka
J. E. Kirchner
Legislative Council
Kirchner
Kansas
1300 Skeletons Await Collapse in Red China
San Francisco storage holds about 1300 Chinese skeletons disinterred a decade ago for potential reburial in China after the regime falls. Francis M. Yee of the Chinese Cemetery Assn says families hope to bury remains in home districts, calling it a solemn religious practice.
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San Francisco
China
Francis M. Yee
Chinese Cemetery Assn
Baldwin Residents Help Return Miss Florence Bennett Home
Bald win area residents Mr and Mrs Fred Bennett drove Miss Florence Bennett home after she spent several days visiting. Carolyn Critchfield finished summer studies at Baker and sails to Topeka to teach in a grade school. Philip Barnthouse of Weston Conn visited his parents and joined a Kansas City anniversary dinner for his relatives. Rev J Joyce Wilson stayed with Dr Dafé Wagoner in Parsons. Baker University published a memorial booklet for Dr Harold W Guest who taught there 32 years before his July death. The booklet features an address by Dr Benjamin A.
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Fred Bennett
Melvern
Baldwin
Florence Bennett
Carolyn Critchfield
Barker
Topeka
Philip Barnthouse
Weston,Conn
Paul Barnthouse
Kansas City
Barnthouses
John Phillips
J. Joyce Wilson
Parsons
Dafé Wagoner
Harold W. Guest
Baker University
Guest
Benjamin A
Clarence Gorden
Bartlesville
Okla
Bill Cox
San Francisco
Fom Baldwin Alrove
Ottawa
Elmer Lestie
Reston
Paris
Garien Thompson
George Raicourt
A.K. Ebright
Floyd Smith
Leshoe
Baker
Mary S. Martin
Kensington Club
South Sixth Street
C. A. Colbern
George Davis
St. Luke's Hospital
Hugh Stouppe
Community notices from Baldwin area clubs and socials
Gessner noted as Baker dean with Leisure Hour Club luncheon at Mrs J W Guest home. Zeta Council planned a Zeta Tau Alpha active chapter picnic. Alpha Chi Omega Guild enjoyed coffee with pledges performing a stunt and flute solo. Various visits, retirements, and local society events listed including clubs, readings, and church activities.
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Gessner
Baker
Wal Saucier
Thomas A Evans
J. W. Guest
Stanley Flickinger
Zeta Council
Bill Hey Jr
Zeta Tau Alpha
Alpha Chi Omega
Virgil Reeves
Mias Jane Haskin
Mark Roach Waas
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Torvill
Tis
Harlan
Eastil Giles
Kiwanis Club
Wil
Korea
New.york
Rdrien
Iss
Is Sputnik
Red China
Atchison
Farmer
Jon
Janet
W. A. Seavier
Lambda Circle
Dean Richards
Th Spleiman
Nautilus Club
Rose Wolf
Jean Louise
John
Wichita
Baktwip
Frank F. Wolf
Louis Kaub
Leon Willous
Madison
Wis
Mas
Hoot
Champlin
Ming Laure
Independence
Ralph Weed
Olive Randel
Bakiwin
American Assnciation of
University Woten
Leslie Templin
Vera Lawelson
Cecil Williams
John Heaton
Grace Irvin
Paul Pieere
James Reed
Doris Petorson
Duane Herre
Miles
Four Winds
Kansas Motel Association
Jonathan
American Service CO
Paneth
Shervill
Ferrill’s
Playtex
Mess
Alin
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