Six Men Named to KU Economics Faculty
Six new members join the University of Kansas Department of Economics. Dr. Leland J. Pritchard, department chair, announces Dr. Manel Gottlieb as associate professor, Dr. Clinton J. Warne as assistant professor, Harry Shafer and Harold E. Rife as instructors, and Graham T. Hunt and Glenn H. Miles Jr. as assistant instructors.
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Department of Economics
Kansas University
Leland J. Pritchard
Manel Gottlieb
Clinton’ J. Warne
Harry Shafer
Harold E. Rife
Graham T. Hunt
Glenn H. Miles Jr
Gottlieb
Kansas City University
Minnesota University
California University
Harvard
Dy Warne
K.U
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
Nebraska University
Colorado University
Clark University
Shafer
Alabama University
New York University
Rife
Chicago University
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Towa
Arizona University
Federal aid for sewage program announced for Kansas
Federal grant of 733550 will aid Kansas cities in sewage treatment on a priority basis. Dwight F. Metzler of the Kansas State Board of Health said over 40 cities have inquired under the water pollution act passed by the 84th Congress. The maximum grant is 30 percent of project cost or 250000, whichever is less. Applications forms will be ready at K U by Oct 1, with a deadline about Dec 1.
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Kansas Cities
Dwight F. Metzler
Kansas State Board of Health
Metzler
Theatate
Metzier
State Board of Health
K.U
Richardson Pleads Guilty in Kansas City Case
Raymond Richardson, among a dozen men linked to the case, pleaded guilty to charges in a Kansas City matter. Prosecutors detailed the defendants' roles and the court scheduled sentencing pending further proceedings.
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Kansas City
Raymond Richardson
Jailbreak suspect pleads guilty to transporting stolen car
Escaped inmate from Topeka on August 29 pleaded guilty yesterday to interstate transportation of a stolen motor car. U S District Judge Richard M Duncan deferred sentencing pending disposition of four other felony charges against Richardson. The man was captured here two days after the jailbreak.
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Topeka
U. S
Richard M. Duncan
Richardson
K U School of the Air Plans Program Schedule
The Jayhawk School of the Air enters its 16th year with broadcasts starting September 17 from KFKU and KANU studios. Art by Radio features Alice Schwartz teaching art, replacing Maude Ellsworth. Playtime by Jose Stapleton covers games and dances. Time for a Story will be narrated by Mrs Harald Harvey. All programs air weekly.
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Kansas
KFKU
KANU
Kansas University
Mildred Seaman
Alice Schwartz
Maude Ellsworth
Jose Stapleton
Harald Harvey
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Dedication Set For Bailey Hall at Kansas University
The formal dedication of the new home of the Kansas University School of Education will be Oct. 5 and 6 with open houses, lectures, a luncheon, and a banquet. Speakers include Dr. Harold W. Benjamin Dr. Dora Y. Smith Dr. Hari R. Douglass Adel Throckmorton C. O. Wright Wendell Godwin and Chancellor Murphy. The event features the K U Chorale and a luncheon in the Kansas Room and ends with a football game between K U and Colorado University.
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Kenneth Andreson
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Dora Y. Smith
Minnesota University
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Topeka
Kansas Association of School Administrators
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K. U
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Wright
Godwin
Kansas
Student Union
Smith
Murphy
K. U. Chorale
Clayton Krehbiel
Kansas Room
Douglass
K. U.colorado University
Memorial Stadium
Dagmar's Florida Fishin Story and TV Stardom Sparks Talk
Dagmar recounts taking up fishing in Florida after meeting underwater star Dolores Kippel. She recalls harpooning a 200 pound ray fish, amusing hotel chatter in San Francisco, and plans for TV and Broadway work. She jokes about voting for both Stevenson and Eisenhower and notes a playful feud with Jayne Mansfield.
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Miami
Bweetie
Florida
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Boney
San Francisco Fairmont Hotel
Danny
Danny Dayton
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Jayne Mansfield
Herb Kelly
Col Lane's Dramatic Challenge in Kansas History
Colonel James H. Lane of Lawrence issued a bold 1856 challenge defending Free-State aims. He proposed selecting 100 slaveholders and 100 non-slaveholding settlers to fight publicly before Congress to settle the Kansas conflict and halt further bloodshed.
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Col
James H. Lane
Lawrence
Lane
America
U. S
Kansas
Franklin Pierce
Missouri
Union
Senate
House of Representatives of
United States
Attorney Asked For Explanation On Route Award Leak
A CAB trial attorney Albert H. Rappar was given five days to explain a suspected breach of rules after an apparent preannouncement stock purchase in Northeast Airlines tied to a Washington to Miami route. The CAB chair asked investigations by the SEC and FBI amid unusual stock activity and Rappar’s absence from work. Tax Commission Rules Topeka The state agency ruled a new 500000 building for the Kansas State Teachers Assn on educational use tax free in Shawnee County.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
CAB
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Rappar
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Miami
New England
James R. Durfee
Securities and Exchange Commission
FBI
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Shawnee
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