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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1955
Page
5
A resume notes transitions from part time to roles as assistant professor and instructor in journalism. It highlights career shifts toward academia, with focus on pedagogy, curriculum design, and media ethics. The move suggests expanding expertise to teach courses in reporting, editing, and multimedia journalism.
Eleven Lawrence students rank among 135 listed on the Kansas University School of Engineering and Architecture spring honor roll, representing the upper 40 percent. Among them James A. Treland of 1341 Strong Ave and James G. Tisue of Route 3 earned all A grades, with other locals including J. F. Elvig of 1511 Stratford Rd and Robert Guenter of 1307 N H St.
Lawrence community groups schedule events and personal announcements. Chi Omega alumnae and mothers meet at Mrs. Frank Gray’s home. Scotch foursomes at Lawrence Country Club. Disabled American Veterans meeting. Valley Grove Community planning session. First Methodist Church women program includes Miss Chin Sook Kim from Seoul. engagement and wedding notices. birth announcements. local club meetings and study groups. Constitution Day program at Ottawa.
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy and Dean Clarke W. Wescne of the Kansas University Medical School flew to Wichita this morning on university business and planned to return this afternoon. Also noted are Mrs. E J Bowen of Colorado Springs visiting Mrs. Agnes Evans, the Bowens recent Colorado Springs home purchase, and several KU and regional figures traveling for family and academic reasons. A six-member KU psychology faculty group attended the American Psychological Association meeting in San Francisco on Sept 27 including Drs Herbert Wright Roger Barker and Martin Scheerer with Erik Wright listed among clinicians.
Kansas University expands its radiotelevision program with two new hires. Wilson Bryan Key Jr. becomes assistant professor of speech and journalism and news director for KU radio stations. Victor M. Hyden Jr. joins as instructor in speech and director of the KDGU laboratory. The growth follows rapid expansion of the radio journalism major in the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information. Key previously led Denver University’s journalism department and has wartime public information and media industry experience. Hyden earned degrees from Kansas State Teachers College and Colorado State Teachers College.
The Doug lag County American Red Cross chapter budget for 1956 57 will undergo final action at a 4 p m Monday meeting at the Community Building presided by chapter chairman Larry J Heeb A quorum was lacking at the August session delaying final approval A report on local and national flood fund campaigns will also be presented.
Antioch Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9:45 with lesson on working together, morning worship, and evening evangelistic service led by Dr E G Wright. Kaw Valley Associational meeting and women’s gathering scheduled, plus Trinity Lutheran and other church activities including choir rehearsals and a Blue Ridge pastor talk.
Graham, former executive director of a Dodge City museum fund drive, was released from a Topeka hospital after friends said he was assaulted Monday near a downtown hotel. The item notes Black Angus bulls were imported to the United States from Scotland in 1873.
Eugene R. Tait 1414 N. J. St Donald Park 812 Tit. St Norman Burnett 1320 Conn. St Richard Fergus 1300 N. J. St Robert J. Huston 2008 Vt. St Richard Easton 818 Mo. St. and Charles M. Yeokum 1618 Tenn. St.
Horace W. Harding, assistant director of Business Research at Kansas University, will travel to Washington, D. C., on Monday to confer with U S Department of Agriculture officials about a national marketing study. He will discuss research matters with Bureau officials before returning to Lawrence.
Arnie A. Wood Jr. of Wichita, 39, drowned yesterday in a sandpit while fishing with his brother Parker Wood. Parker said Arnie fell into the pit while taking in trot lines, and police reported the incident.
Denton resident Thomas B. Cooper, 15, died yesterday when his truck overturned four miles west of Denton. Local authorities reported the fatality and investigated the wreck.
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