Tribune New Owner For Chicago Paper
The Chicago Tribune Co has taken over ownership of the Chicago American from Hearst in a sale announced in both papers Sunday. The Tribune buys all physical assets of the American plant except real estate and says the American will continue to publish in the Hearst Building with Stuart A List remaining as publisher and staff continuing.
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Chicago Tribune Co
Chicago American
Hearst
Eit-Contina
The
American
Tribune
Chesser M. Campbell
Tritune Company
E. G. Kern
Hearst Newspapers
Stuart A. List
Mental Health Body Sets Meet for 8 Next Tuesday
The Douglas County Mental Health Association will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce Office at Bth and Vt Sts. The group, led by Prof. M. C. Slough of Kansas University, aims to educate on steps to provide mental health facilities and invites the public to join.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Vt Sts
M. C. Slough
Kansas University
KU Faculty Men Lead 11th Hi Y Youth Government
Four Kansas University political science faculty members will serve as resource leaders for the 11th annual Hi Y Youth and Government program. Rhoten A. Smith will speak at Ft. Hays State College and Wichita University, with John G. Grumm at Emporia State College, William Gora at Pittsburg State College, and Clarence J. Hein at KU. The YMCA West Central Area Council sponsors the program, a citizenship lab for high school boys, culminating in a December mock legislature.
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Kansas Hi-Y
Ft. Hays State College
Wichita University
Rhoten A. Smith
John G. Grumm
Emporia State College
Pittsburg State College
William Gora
Clarence J. Hein
Hi-Y
YMCA
West Central Area Council
New Editor For Therapy Publication At Topeka Meeting
Dr. E Thayer Gaston, chair of the Kansas University music education department, edits Music Therapy 1955 released at the opening of the National Association for Music Therapy meeting in Topeka. About 200 attended at Hotel Jayhawk. Wayne Ruppenthal led program efforts. KU first to establish graduate training in music therapy. Topeka hosts the national meeting for the second time.
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Kansas University Music Education Department
National
Association For Music -Therapy
Topeka
Detroit
Jayhawk
Wayne Ruppenthal
Topeka State Hospital
K. U
Local Student Nancy Underwood Receives NKU Exchange
Nancy Underwood of 326 Tl. St. has been awarded a direct exchange scholarship from NKansas University to Eberhard Karls University in Tubingen Germany, announced by Dean John H. Nelson. The history major earned an AB from KU in June, studied at Munich’s Goethe Institute, and will enter Eberhard Karls in November, replacing Perry Rashleigh of Little River who enters medical school at KU.
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Underwood
Nkansas University
Eberhard-Karis University
Tubingen
Germany
John H. Nelson
K.U
Goethe Institute
Munich
Eberhardt- Karls
Miss Underwout
Perry Rashleigh
Little River
Rashleigh
KU Theta Tau Plans Homecoming Reception
The Kansas University Zeta chapter will host a Homecoming reception for engineering alumni on November 10 in the Memorial Union Jayhawk Room from 9 to 11:30 a.m. It is the first engineering Homecoming event and about 3,000 invitations were sent, with all engineering alumni invited.
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Jayhawk
Memorial Union For Engineering
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Engineering
Friday S.O.W. Bowling Notes and Team Standings
Friday night league results show Orphans and Acid lead with four points each while Ordnance, Villagers, and Combined Shows each claim three. Notable scores include Hesler 228 for Office and Trewin 237 for Electrical. season highs include Teague Maintenance 30 and Steffen 22 for Cities.
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Avilwood
Power Haute
Wilson
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Wilson cOrphanst
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Ganes Lesser
Oiffice
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Roney
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Chamberlain
Hinner
Noland
Saintenance
Hester
Steffen
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Kansas Educators Named For Wilson Committees
Dr. Walter E. Sandelius of Kansas University leads 13 Kansans chosen to serve on regional selection committees for the Wilson Fellowship program. The 200 faculty volunteers canvass about 700 campuses to recruit top seniors for a year of training in humanities or social sciences, with Ex. U. among 37 sponsor institutions. Other Kansans include Rev. Gerald Mesmer and professors and deans from multiple colleges in Atchison Baldwin Emporia Fort Hays Newton Salina Topeka Wichita and Saint Marys. Fellowships are invitation only and about 80 percent of prior fellows are now teaching or pursuing advanced study.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Gerald Mesmer
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
A. B. Gessner
Baker University
Baldwin
Lee A. Burres, Jr
College of Emporia
Ralph V. Goder
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Donald F. Pierce
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Mary Fee
McPherson College
J. Winfield Fretz
Bethel College
North
Newton
Emory J. McKenzie
Ottawa University
Etta Louis
Marymount College
Salina
Arthur B. Sellen
Washburn University
Topeka
Isabel Crabb
Friends University
Wichita
Hugo Wall
Wichita University
Mary Kevin
Saint Marys
Government plan for Russian medical publications
The government announced plans to publish translations of Russian medical works to keep American scientists up to date. Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney said the NIH will distribute these 230,000 translated volumes funded by Congress to support medical research insights from Russia.
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Washington
Leroy E. Burney
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Istriute
Congress
Rockets to Study Atmosphere From Fort Churchill Launches
US and Canadian scientists launch pencil like 14 foot Cen rockets and a 20 foot Arrobec rocket from Fort Churchill to probe atmospheric density temperature and pressure up to the upper layers The tests form part of a cooperation with the US program and are expected to yield data on upper atmosphere conditions
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Man
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Fourth British A test explodes in Australian desert
In a Marallinea test, Australia saw the fourth British atomic device explode early today. The flash was visible as far away as Port Augusta, about 650 miles distant.
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Australia
Britain
Marallinea
South Australian
Port Augusta
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