Enrollment Push Nears Finish at Kansas University
At Strong Hall registration lines 7 379 people began enrollment with two days left. University leaders forecast small gains, with graduate school enrollment likely rising by about five students as total enrollment depends on fees day outcomes. AFL CIO unions brace to fund monthly aid of 25 to 30 million dollars to support strikers nationwide.
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Kansas University
Strong Hall
Raymond Nichols
Franklin D. Murphy
John H. Nelson
Afl-Cio
Khrushchev's Showdown With U.S. Audiences Flare
Khrushchev grew testy during a U.S. tour as he pressed the Soviet system against the Western model. He warned he might walk out of a Q A at the Waldorf Astoria grand ballroom where 2000 leaders of industry and business gathered, anxious to reach New York for his UN speech.
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New York
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New York Economic Club
GOP Group Finishes Training Schedule in Kansas
The State Republican Committee completed seven training schools for party workers with a sixth district meeting in Hays drawing about 100 attendees, totaling around 600 participants for the program. Sam Mellinger, state chairman, reported. Speakers included Robert F. Ellsworth, Lawrence attorney, and Douglas County Central Committee chairman.
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Hays
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Memorial Hospital Discharges and Births Noted
A list from Memorial Hospital records shows multiple discharges including Mrs. Cordelia Hinshaw and Mrs. Fay Cooke with addresses in Tonga and Ottawa Canada. Birth notices include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Galen Hinshaw of Tonganoxie and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Savage of Leavenworth with details as to locations and dates.
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Tonganoxie
Timothy Harrell
Brook St
Fay Cooke
Vt. St
Bonnie Barnett
Linwood
Diana Hardesty
Eudora
Lottie Sirs
Ill
Dewey Heller
Highland Dr
Fred Comstock
St. Louis
William Nicely
Kansas City
William Davis
Hattie Comstock
Davis
Eileen Steele
Ottawa
Canada
James Tatham
Mont. St
Alta Walter
Lecompton
Florence Campbell
Lindenwood Lane
Jeannette Tingle
Laura Savage
Jerry Karr
Madeline
Galen Hinshaw
Thomas Leo
Maple Lane
Leo Savage
Me. St
Raymond Tingle
Richard Walter
Kenneth Campbell
Farmers urged to hold hogs until price reaches 19.60
The National Farmers Organization calls on hog producers to withhold hogs from sale until the price peaks at 19.60 per hundredweight. The figure, set by NFC bargaining committees from Missouri Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Illinois, was announced after a 400 member meeting in Kansas City. The price applies to No 1 and No 2 grade dogs weighing 190 to 220 pounds.
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National Farmers Organization
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Iowa
Illinois
Benefactor of Dread Dies in San Diego
Frank E. Marcy of San Diego California a benefactor of Kansas University died Monday He was KU class of 1900 engineer and inventor known for Marcy ore crushing devices used globally His wife May Finney Marcy and daughter Mrs Arthur S Johnson survive him
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Lawrence
Frank E. Marcy
San Diego
Calif
Kansas University
Marcy
May Finney Marcy
Arthur S. Johnson
Flying Berrys Visit Lawrence Briefly in Vaudeville Tour
The Flying Berrys a vaudeville skating family stopped in Salina during a road tour. Charlie Berry and Elizabeth Maghan, both Lawrence natives, skated at the old 8th and N.H. Streets rink before forming a family act with Chuck Marlene and Ronnie. They recently finished a USO tour in Alaska and plan a Far East trip in October while promoting new records I Wanna Love You and Marlene. Mrs Berry’s sister, Mrs E Q Holmes, lives at 1630 Ala Street.
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Salina
Regents Move to Cut State Mining Engineering Degree
The Kansas Board of Regents approved eliminating KU’s bachelor of science in mining engineering and 10 other degrees in state schools. Regents cited low demand and duplication, with KU integrating mining courses into petroleum and geological engineering programs.
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Kansas University
Regents
Petroleum Fellowship appoints Arthur Blade to KU program
The Pan American Petroleum Foundation selects Arthur Blades of Mexico City as fellow in chemistry for the 1959 60 academic year at Kansas University He will pursue a doctoral degree in organic chemistry and is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Blades of Mexico City
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Okla
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Arthur Blade
Mexico City
Pan American Petroleum Foundation
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Bus near two car crash prompts injuries and warnings
The report details a crash involving a limousine driver William Elmer Davis and three relatives from St. Louis who were treated as fair while Davis, his wife, and in laws faced injuries. A Greyhound bus avoided the wrecks. A series of weather related non injury wrecks followed with two major, several minor collisions described with names and addresses.
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Hillview Rd
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Westwood Rd
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Ill. St
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William B. Sommerville
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Eagle Members Picnic at Kaw Valley School
The annual Eagle Members Picnic will be held on Sunday September 20 for all members and families at the old Kaw Valley School three miles east on 15th Street. There will be plenty of eats and refreshments. Leo Ousdahl W P Adyv.
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Kans Bankers Association Opens Lawrence Meeting
The Kansas Bankers Association held a Lawrence gathering in the Community Building with over 300 attendees. C. W. Hunt and E. R. Zook spoke during the opening, with afternoon talks on banking problems and entertainment. Chester H. Lauck Lum attended as a guest. the group includes representatives from 17 Kansas counties.
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Khrushchev Parade Dawned on Washington Street Scene
A mass turnout along Pennsylvania Avenue and Lafayette Park witnessed the arrival of Nikita Khrushchev in a presidential convertible. Police escorts, mounted Park Police, and military units formed a formal procession as the Soviet leader appeared, triggering a stunned national silence.
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Khrushchev and Eisenhower Share Moment In Quiet Welcome
A Western crowd applauds as Khrushchev and Eisenhower meet. Khrushchev waves his hat and embraces the President surrounded by Mrs Khrushchev and Russian officials. Dignitaries depart in limousines while reporters rush to image the scene. The author ponders the power of Khrushchev’s presence and its potential impact on fate.
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X-15 makes first powered flight at Edwards AFB
NASA tracks Vanguard as it zooms across the globe with binoculars. The X-15 rocket plane flies its first powered flight from Edwards AFB California, reaching 1 400 mph on a 10 minute, 38 000 foot flight.
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USC Fraternity Suspended After Pledges Death
University of Southern California suspends Kappa Sigma after a student dies during an initiation hazing. Richard T. Swanson, 21, died attempting to swallow a large oil soaked liver chunk during the ritual as pledges were required to ingest meat portions. The fraternity's charter was revoked by its national headquarters.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Kappa Sigma
Richard T. Swanson
Swanson
Lawrence High Football Scores To Be Broadcast Tonight
The Journal World will have a telephone operator on duty after 8 30 to relay the halftime and final scores of the Lawrence Manhattan high school football game at Manhattan Kickoff 7 45 Halftime soon after 8 30 Final about 9 30 Call VI 3 1000 for results.
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Journal-World
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Lions Will Proceed With Night Event Despite Rain
Buses will run to the city station downtown then to the high school with remaining riders. Light rain in Manhattan earlier today does not trigger postponement, Wherry says, barring extreme weather the schedule stays unchanged.
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City Station
Manhattan
Wherry
Card of Thanks for Edward and Geraldine Schopper
The Schopper and Devereux families express gratitude to relatives and friends for acts of kindness after the deaths of Edward and Geraldine Schopper. God bless you all.
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Geraldine Schopper
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