Baker Greek pledge class at Baker University expands under new council
Baker University at Baldwin reports 91 freshmen and sophomores pledged by four Greek groups for the first year under a newly formed fraternity council. Kappa Sigma leads with 25 pledges, Sigma Phi Epsilon 21, Zeta Chi 22, and Delta Tau Delta 20, listing pledges by city and state.
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Baldwin
Baker
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
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Zeta Chi
Delta Tau Delta
Stanley Caywood
Garden City
Kent Hayes
Larry Crock
Topeka
der Thomas
Jarrett Clinton
Ottawa
Robert Hayn Yrentwood
Don Weber
Sterling
Colt
Robert Blanchard
Corncil Grove
Richard McDowell
Osawatomie
John Lindsey
Pomona
Chas
Windsor
Peabody
Brian Ford
Lucas
Pat Miller
el Dora
Sam Higdon
Goodland
Bert Rutherman
Don Langford
Wiliam Hunter
Phillip Jones
Kansans City
Terry Gon
Overland Park
James Draper
Olathe
Kappa Sigma
Richard Willa
Kirwin
Arnn Holmes
Denver
Colo
Donald Farquardt
Drexel HM
James Kesler
Stanley Miles
Richard Kitterman
Garnett
Eugene Nat
George Bailey
Chat Rucker
Wichita
Gerald Miller
Welte
Jerry Holley
Pleasant Hill
Tom Sharp
Clathe
Don Glose
Dan Clore
Bonner
John Filbert
Dighton
Robertaries
George Sloan
Willam
Local Contractors Join Apprentice Training Program
Four local heating contractors agreed to join a program run by the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors Association of Greater Kansas and Local No. 2 of the Sheet Metal Workers of America. Apprentices will travel to Kansas City weekly for about eight months each year for classes at Manual High School. About 18 Kansas City apprentices already participate. Eligible entrants must be 18 to 23 with a high school education. after four years as an apprentice, they become journeymen earning $3.20 per hour plus G. I. training benefits if they begin within 18 months of discharge. A similar program operates in Lawrence for plumbers and journeymen, but local demand for sheet metal apprentices limits Lawrence’s participation.
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Greater Kansas
Sheet Metal Workers of America
Kansas City
Carl Mettner
Wayne Norris
R. H. Rhodes
Emory Scott
Dempsey Minter
Dave Todd
Ralph Nicholas
Contractors’ Group
Manual High School
Lawrence
Work Begins Friday On New Bridge For U S 59
Work starts Friday on the U S 59 bridge near Baldwin Junction nine miles south of Lawrence. Traffic remains one-way during construction as parts of the new structure go up on both sides of the existing bridge. Anderson Construction Co. of Holton holds grading and bridge contracts totaling 38,359 dollars. Clyde Woods Jr. supervises as resident engineer for the Kansas Highway Commission. The narrow iron bridge will be replaced by a double 14 by 14 foot concrete bus structure with wider roadway and shoulders. The contractor has 55 working days to complete, targeting late Fall.
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Lawrence
Anderson Construction Co
Holton
Clyde Woods Jr
Kansas Highway Commission
Actress Barabara Brier Wins Divorce From Arthur Dreifuss
Actress Barabara Brier won a divorce in Los Angeles County Court after testifying that producer Arthur Dreifuss threw a highball in her face and said she would make a good carpenter. She received 350 dollars monthly for herself and two children. A separate county court case jailed Leroy Trout for 0 days and fined 260 dollars plus costs for DUI and crossing the highway center line. Yale 1956 squad lists 31 lettermen from 1955 team.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Brier
Arthur Dreifuss
Leroy Trout
Baldwin
Route 3
Bomb Starts a Fire In Cyprus Hospital
A chaotic wartime report describes a bomb igniting a fire at a hospital in Cyprus during the EOKA campaign. Gov Sir John Harding offered amnesty to rebels who surrendered, but none did before the deadline. EOKA leaflets boasted of their defiance as incidents continued around the island.
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Cyprus
John Harding
EOKA
Greece
Trat
McLouth Bond For New School On Ballot Saturday
Voters in McLouth face a 6.64 mill school bond issue to fund a new 8 classroom elementary building with a 50 by 66 foot multi purpose wing. Plans include lunch room, gymnasium, band room, rooms for health, kitchen and storage, and a sewage system with furnishings and landscaping. Descriptive pamphlets have been mailed to residents.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
McLouth
Tax proposition details and building drawings released
Residents will be asked to vote on the proposal after receiving complete details of the tax measure and the drawings for the proposed building. The information package outlines the scope, costs, and potential impact for the community.
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