Local clubs schedule and society notes from the community
Mrs J B Henry hosts Monay Sewing Club at 1 PM at her home. Do Sa Do Square Club dances Oct 27 at the Community Building. Loring Hansons report on the Oct Festival held Oct 18. Mrs M Hoffman of Sunflower hosts bridge luncheon at Lawrence Club. Northeast District D A R holds annual meeting at Eldridge Hotel with Betty Washington Chapter. about 90 members attend. Regents and officers greet attendees. table decorations feature satin and bronze, antique candlesticks, and fruit arrangements. Community events include family dinner at caf, alumnae Kappa Alpha Theta dinner honoring new housemother, Flower Club meets at Chamber of Commerce with program on bulbs and planting. The Camera Club plans balcony views. A A U P recreation committee sponsors square dance in KU women’s gym tonight.
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Vening
Loring Hansons
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eldridge Hotel
Betty Washington
Thedis Ict
Earl
Atchison
W. H. von der Heiden
Newton
C. Summers
E. Fr. Abels
E. A. Haynes
Walter Varn
E. F. Huddleston
Joe Lyons
GL. Pistorius
Chamber of Commerce
Eldon Ulrich
New Suit and Luncheon Date Calm Domestic Waters' Again
A domestic row over fashion and routine ends with a lunch together next day. He buys a new suit and she approves the look, easing tensions for a month. The dialogue shows a couple debating fulfillment and freedom within marriage, hinting at broader gender expectations.
Kansas Authors Club Meeting At KU Nov 1
The second district Kansas Authors Club will hold its annual meeting Saturday afternoon November 1 at the University of Kansas. A luncheon in the Union Building Cafeteria, followed by a 1 pm business meeting and workshops in Journalism Building Room 205. Frances Grinstead will present Trends in Short Story and Jis Smith will report on a writers conference. Non members may attend as guests.
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Kansas Authors Club
University of Kansas
Union Building
Misa Frances Grinstead
Associaate School of Jourthe University
Jis Smith
Ottawa Herald
University of Kansas faculty to re examine liberal arts program
Dean Paul B. Lawson announced a major review of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences program, inviting all 468 faculty to submit suggestions. A 25 member committee will decide scope, using questionnaires and interviews with thousands of graduates to assess goals, methods, independent work, teaching balance, freshman emphasis, and suitability across 40 majors.
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University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University
Paul B. Lawson
Lawson
Former U N Employee Charges Spy Scare
Mary Jane Keeney a former U N employee accuses the McCarran Committee of fabricating a spy scare to disrupt the U N. She says the panel used the scare to grill U N. staff and infringe on the U N. immunities and privileges. Keeney cites congressional hearings on Communist activity and a contempt citation for refusing to name State Department help in her U N. employment.
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New York
U. N
McCarran
Mary Jane Keeney
Senate
Sen
Pat McCarran
D-New
Internal Security Subcommittee
State Department
Keeney
Political Pot and War Talk Across Campaign Trails
A network of speeches spans the country as Vice President Barkley praises Gov Stevenson as cultured and peace minded, while Sen Welker derides the Stevenson ticket as weak on Korea. John Roosevelt urges Eisenhower leadership, and Sen Monroney blesses New York’s 45 electoral votes as pivotal in November. Oregon Gov Driscoll laments a red smog over Washington.
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Jersey City
Alben W. Barkley
Adisi E. Stevenson
Barkley
Woodrow Wilson
Stevenson
Russia
Washington
Herman Welker
Idaho
Truman
Adlair Stevenson
Korea
Welker
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Igolations
Los Angeles
John Roosvelt
America
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Eisenhower
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Gov. Stevenson
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Missouri
Utica
New York State
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Monroney
D-Okia
Dewey
Taft
Salem
Ore
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Oregon
Driscoll
Fears and Confusion Eased by Simple Treatment Routine
A detailed case from Geawatomie State Hospital shows a mature educated woman whose illness escalated to violence and isolation. Through a relaxed daily routine, handicraft, reading, and tutoring others, she regained skills, enmeshed with volunteers, passed a federal civil service exam, then moved to living outside the hospital and began work elsewhere.
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Osawatomie
Osawatomie State Hospital
Kansas State Hospital
Milton Anderson
Geawatomie State Hospital
Anderson
Taft Kefauver lash at Truman era politics in Philadelphia and Providence
In Philadelphia Taft condemned President Truman for fostering a divine right view and for war actions in Korea. He urged a return to Eisenhower leadership to avoid further conflicts. Kefauver in Providence said Eisenhower now allies with isolationists and McCarthy and Jenner and warned of a shifting, reversal‑style campaign.
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Taft
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Trme
Ohio
Korea
Congress
U. S
Stevenson
Ohioan
Eisenhower
White House
Providence
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Dwight
D. Eisenhower
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Sen
Jenner
Diana
Kefauver
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McCarthy
Jennier
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Marshall
Fine Arts Concert Series presents Marian Jersild at KU
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents Marian Jersild in a piano recital following the film Marriage of Figaro. The program begins at 8:30 p.m. in Strong Auditorium after a 7 p.m. screening on Monday October 27. Jersild, a Chicago debut artist in 1951, has taught piano at KU since 1967 and holds BM and MM degrees from Chicago Musical College, studying with Rudolph Ganz Carl Friedberg and John Crows.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Strong
School of Fine Arts
Marian Jersild
Jersild
Chicago
Kimball Hall
Chicago Musical College
University of Southern California
Rudolph Ganz
Carl Friedberg
John Crows
Beec. Conservai recitalist shines at KU and Trinity in Lawrence
Jes Jarcild has given numerous faculty recitals at KU and is active as a musician for the Trinity authoran in Lawrence. The piece titled Bee with a Concerto was presented by the American Conservai.
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Tory
American Conservai jCocommencemiee
Saray Cazo
Jes Jarcild
Ormusi
Trinity Autheran
Lawrence
Herman Brings Talented Crew Into Lawrence
Woody Herman brings his Cavalcade of Stars to Hoch Auditorium at 8 p.m. Wednesday October 29. The veteran clarinetist saxophonist and bandleader previously led top ensembles and recorded hits like Woodchoppers Ball with the Merry Macs. His career spans Milwaukee Marquette Tom Gerun Isham Jones and Hollywood musical work culminating in a celebrated 1945 national poll and Carnegie Hall appearance.
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Woody Herman
Hoch Auditorium
Dinah Washington
Singer
Dolly Houston
Mills Brothers
Ed Daley
Mr. Everybody
Herman
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette Music School
Tom Gerun
Ginny Simms
Tony Martin
Hollywood
Carnegie Hall
New York
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Harry Ran
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Francis
George Francis
Mattie Francis St Louis
Duran
South
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Barbara Comstock
Hutchinson
Kay Conrad
Hiawatha
Louise Sweigart
Uf Rand Canyon
Ler Camera Club
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K.U
Saul F
Hal Boyle
York
ES Law
Ete Club
U. College of Liberal Arts
Mulital
Rane
Kansas Medical Association
Middle West
Kodak
Hixon Studio
Boggs Hat Shop
Luils
Vermont
Bullock's Dayhawi Theatre
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Good Housekeeping
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Kansas Power and Light Company
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