Patterson to speak at Baker campus luncheon
Grove Patterson, nationally known editor and lecturer, will lecture at Baker College on February 28, 1943. The American Newspaper Editors association has invited him to address the audience, with Maurice Markham of Van Nuys, California, former Kansas editor, attending as well.
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Blede
America
Grove Patterson
Ae College
Patterson
Maurice Markham
van Nuys
Calif
Kansas
Conference of Amateur Clergy and Lay Delegates in Kansas
Nearly 300 delegates from Kansas towns attend the annual Kansas conference at St Luke church Ninth and a pieces the Lay conference runs through Saturday with talks by Kenneth An eepers and U S Senator candidate Attar Mackevite plus Bishop Walker address on Education. The event includes reports on churches, candidate presentations, and appointments to pulpits across Kansas. Field trip by seven KU geology students studies land forms in Colorado and New Mexico under Dr H T A Smith. Also noted is the 1950 61 foreign student scholarship of 500 dollars from the All-Student Council. a student plans to major in electrical engineering.
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Kansas
St. Luke Wa
Peices
Euik Svete
Kenneth Aneepers
D. Ormode Walker
Wilberforce, O
Flor & Speck
Douglas Hospital
Wilberforce University
Wi Force
Wadker
African Methodist Episcopal Churches of
Mid-Western
Ministers Conference
Ent
J. Louis Ransom
Topeka
Walker
University of Kansas
Colorado
New Me
H. T. A. Smith
Nemec Committees Study Plan Emerges
A fragmented note outlines Nemec commitment to study with mentions of Sataay Opbaing Hows and Jack tiles. References to VC, BG shares, Banana, and Friedrich “Rusty” Springer appear as cryptic items amid the disjointed text. The reader should note the unclear context and proper nouns likely pertain to people or organizations.
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Springer
Kansas dentists elect Wellington man state district heads
Wichita Sept 28 The Kansas Southern District Dental society elected officers at its two day convention Dr M Rothrock Wellington president Dr J E er Caldwell president elect Dr F B Hollingsworth Wichita secretary treasurer The Seventh District Dental Society chose Dr F Wesley Park Wichita ident elect Dr Joe Burker wingman secretary treasurer
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Wichita
Kan Zes Southern District Dental Society
M. Rothrock
Wellington
J. E. Er. Caldwell
F. B. Hollingsworth
Seventh District Dental Society
F. Wesley Park
K Bees Orsichita
Joe Burker
Suggestion to Truman on Yacht Use for Navy Duty
A weeklong column suggests President Truman should release his private yacht the Williamsburg for active naval duty. It notes the yacht mainly serves weekend cruises by Democratic lawmakers and argues belt tightening could justify such a move. The item cites Reuters and United Press, with AP accreditation extended only through September 30.
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Ashington
Aample
Illiamaburg
Kansan
Congress
West Virginia Woman Delivers Own Child on Hillside
On a steep hillside in Hardy Mountain, Mrs. James Edward Young delivered her fourth child with help from two firemen after an ambulance could not reach their home. She gave birth midway on the cot and then returned to the house. both mother and baby are reported well.
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Covenkeinen
Army
Hardy Mountain Clan
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
James Edward Young
Feed the pigeons forty hour week gives workers time off
Dallas and Houston dispatches report a park official urging city residents to relax by feeding pigeons in parks. Roberts Mann notes the forty hour week frees time, leading some to crowd movies or ball games. Dr Harry Boyer Weiser, 63, Rice Institute dean emeritus and author of six books on celloid chemistry, died after a long illness.
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Dallas
Tex
Roberts Mann
Cook County
Houston
Harry Boyer Weiser
Rice Institute
Slip Of Paper Leads Cab Driver To Hollins Professor
A taxi slip handed to a driver in Evanston revealed the name and address of Grace Edwards luncheon contact. The driver, Peter Spycher, a former KU instructor, later became Hollins College professor of French and German, after Miss Edwards’ slip tipped him to the job.
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Piper
Indy
Kansas University
Peter Sypcher
K. U
Bpucher
Evanston
Grace Edwards
Plare
Hollins
Spyder
Sypher
Miss Edwards Spyder
John KR. Everett
Hollins College
Spycher
Switzerland
Esk
Fire damages Ford motor agency in Valley Center
Fire at the Ford Motor car agency in Valley Center Kansas caused about 30000 dollars in damage yesterday. Raymond A. Davis Sedgwick county fire chief said the blaze started when an acetylene torch exploded.
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Valley Center
Kan
Ford Motor Car Agency
Raymond A. Davis
Sedgwick County
Will Aid Chicago Police in Investigation of Gang Murder
Chicago, Sept. 28. Federal agents agreed to aid Chicago police in solving the gang murder of William J. Drury, a private investigator and former policeman. Senator Estes Kefauver said Drury was slain to prevent testimony before the Senate committee and urged federal help. Drury, a former lieutenant, had been connected with the force for over 20 years. the slaying occurred before a committee interview.
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F. B
Chicago Police
Chicago
Fedbo Aera Meee
Invaa
William J. Drury
King Policemett
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Drery
Behee
Department Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kefsuver
Kefauvertala
Drury
Club formed in 1874 to protect game in Kansas
The article details the formation of a Kansas game preservation club in 1874, listing its aims to uphold game laws, cooperate with similar groups, and promote trap shooting. It names E. D. Thompson as first president, W. A. Harris as vice president, and F. S. Earle as secretary treasurer, with a board including A. H. Stuart and others, and notes a pamphlet imprint on Henry Street. It also mentions the Kansas university capella choir electing officers with Willard Straight as president and Joyce Friesen as treasurer.
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WB Learmonth
Kan
Gautain
Tong
Bismarck
Mr. Winkle
United States
E. D. Thompson
Lawrence Bridge Company
W. A. Harris
F. S. Earle
Lawrence, Leavenworth & Galveston Railroad
A. H. Stuart
L.L. & G. Land Department
F. E. Boswell
Charles Chadwick
Lawrence
J. D. Patterson
J. B. Wheeler
W. L. Baliene
L. C
H. H. Carpenter
Mer
Henry Street
Kansas University
Damaged wartime dispatch on peace feelers and refusals
Fragmented text discusses Corlge Warth of the Ris mons station and brigate forces considering appeasement. Mentions a commitment to end fighting in Korea and a letter from Maj. Earl Houg. Notes a meeting scheduled for today and references peace feelers rejected.
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Corlge Warth
Ris Mons
Ott
Thomas
Maj
Earl
Houg
Buried at Arlington First Marine Killed in Korean War
Washington September 28 The first American to be buried in this country as a result of the Korean fighting received full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Private Daniel Albert Harvey 20 Melrose Massachusetts died at Oakland Naval hospital September 19 after being flown home with wounds from Korea. High officials attended the ateduee with Brig General John McQueen and Gen Clifton Cates. Harvey was wounded August 16 in southeast Korea.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Daniel Albert Harvey
Melrose
Mass
Naval Hospital
Oakland
Korea
Gon Ee John McQueen
Representarine Corps
Clifton B. Cates
Harvey
Stop Scratching Athletes Foot Product Ad
An easy to use topical remedy marketed to stop scratching feet and ringworm. Promises quick relief without grease or odor. Advert for Rexal Drug Store at 847 Massachusetts Street, St. Louis.
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Rustanion
AL W. Stowits
Rexal
Sten
Mass
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