Yearbook Dedication Highlights Wichita State Pages
The 1957 Aggie yearbook salutes the AUOMA and Wichita hunting scene and dedicates the issue to persistent progress through the centennial ice era. Noted features include a padded cover with a tinted Wichita Mountain scene photographed by Thompson and wildlife pages opening sections. Faculty sponsor Steb business administration instructor. staff includes Thompson, Valerie Churillo, and numerous photographers and contributors.
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AUOMA
Cantellieres Tst
Wichita
Sisters
Thennial Coiege
Tocay
Oklahoma
2 ‘Thompson
Slood
Enies
Inrbide Thompson
Valerie Churillo
Kathy Wright
Marie Gibson
Tate
Anenette Latimer
Dire Lary
Trinell Wilheuw
Carelyn Croy
Frances Stoddard
Wynomi
Clenda Nawlin
Kalay Salyer
Tanalcdt Shehorn
Tom Ashmore
Jon Burien
Oo Baumitn
P. Ryan
Mary Kathryn Coaklee
Bennie Stehr
Merrill Neel
Cameron College
AGGIE
Tulsa Area Road Toll Death Report Incomplete
The fragmentary text records a fatal motor collision near Tulsa involving multiple vehicles. A rider or occupant named Jed Mth is referenced along with a driver from Guthrie and a survivor or bereaved party. Officials and dental hints appear, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Mies
Roaute Ag
Northeas
Tulsa
Co and Sith
Guthrie Ontie
Conlin
Gakimaa
Sinits
Sen
Walters resigns as band director amid Fort Smith event
Walter Walters announces resignation as director of the Central Junior High band after leading the program since before James Matthews tenure. He thanks Superintendent Shoemaker Principal Bish and others for support. Walters, a Durant native, will move to La Marque in July for a new 12 month assignment. he and his wife Gloria and daughter will relocate.
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Fort Snuti
Ark
Walters
Data Shoemaker
Hugh Bish
LHS
A. Ticin Nm
Central Junior High
Criagigal
Board of Eduction
Durant
Wallers
James Matthews
University of Houston
INS
Tramenal
Evis
John Metterre
Central Jun High
Southeastern State College
North Texas 2 College
Denton
Phi Beta Ma
National Bandmasters Fraternity
American School Bandmasters Association
Oklahoma Music Educators Association
Music Educators National Conference
Waltees
Gloria
296 Nest
la Marque
Centenary Methodist Church
High Court Rules Against Teamsters Labor Board Case
The Supreme Court upheld the Labor Relations Board in a dispute over charges against Teamsters and related workers. The decision limits board jurisdiction and questions the effectiveness of suit-based actions under Taft-Hartley law, with commentary from union officials and government representatives.
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Washington
CPI
Supremier Court
Narora! Labor Relations Board
Iney Ped
Dts
Handa
All Us
Hey Taber Pradies
Gaises Ty
High Ennet
Ge Furthey
Considewiion
Teamsters
Deu
Aadital Sook
Modertiy
Ier Tany
Clark
Sia
Ceomaey Fb
Ais
Wishewond
Walia Beertman
Gissenters
Ruprermie Tour Peatsy
Vis
Podjane
Qree
Tramstar
Ouafait
Taft-Haviley
Tanpleses Toternational Caney
Offier
Craploves Unio
Bird Migration Across Vast Distances Remains Body Fat Driven
Fragmentary notes describe birds migrating up to 2000 miles nonstop fueled by fat. Researchers reference endurance over long flights and the physiological limits of avian fat reserves during treacherous journeys.
No Malice Follows Bank Robber’s Early Release
McAlester Oklahoma reports bank robber George Imrs, freed last Thursday after years in prison, still seeks forgiveness and offers no harm to anyone. Local details describe reactions and a lengthy inquest about his release terms and future conduct.
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Mcalester
George Imrs
Bi Thenolovious Padpsan
Lawson
Claremore
City Council reshuffles committees and pledges cooperation
The council retained leadership of the water committee with Zor sper and Kirkpatrick as members and Buckins ey as chairman of the fish and game panel. New assignments include police and public, street and alley, sanitation, and finance committees. Mayor Ellsworth urged harmony and outlined progress in police, fire, industry, and infrastructure while stressing the need to fund a new East Cache Creek water supply.
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Ted
Zorsper
Kirkpatrick
Mombe
Iilian
White
Smployer
Ellsworth
Silsworth
Sis
East Cache Creek
Filgiain Porter
Selby Civil Service Veteran Recalled for Fort Worth Roots
Born February 10, 1900 in Venton County Texas Selby spent most of his life at Fort Worth. He served in numerous Army posts including Camp Blowze Sill Challee Fort Mood and Fort Worth. He married Lillian Williams on July 3 1933 and later Bauer Wondtin. survivors include his wife two children and five grandchildren. He worked at the Army Quartermaster depot and in various Fort Worth roles before his death.
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Camp Blowze
Tex
Sill Tegigning
Civil Service
Selby
Colorado
Cunp Challee
Ark
Fort Mood
Challee
Fort Toad
Sil
Venton County
Texas
Fort Worl
Army Quartermaster Depot
Wasinegs Mill
Mart Worth
Minfor
Minagger
Martha Wast Candy
Lillian TS. Williams
Bauer Wondtin
Fork Worth
Survorg
Vhs
Esther Relby
Fest Omarriage
William Howie Selby Jr
Houston
Warry
Wes Cherry
McCarthy remembered in Capitol Cathedral service
Senators and family gathered after the death of Senator McCarthy with Alander Wiley declaring his powerful personality and lifelong service. At a Pontifical Mass in Washington, Msgr Cartwright lauded McCarthy as a watchman who warned of communism and urged a clear public understanding of the enemy.
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McCarthy
Senate
McCathy
Wisconsin
Sen
Alander Wiley
Bny McCarthy
Wiley
Republic
Collin
Patrick A. O'Beyle
Washington
John J. Cartwright
Anyine
Cartwright
Mser
Beck and Teamster Leaders Face Five Questions on Funds
The Senate Rackets Committee issued a two page bill of particulars naming two Teamster vice presidents Frank W Brewer and Sidney L Brennan and criticizing the union's failure to act. Beck invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly when asked about handling union funds while the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics reports a parachute that folds into a pack only two and a half inches thick.
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Frank W. Brewwater
Boys
Sidney L. Brennan
Minneapolis
Office’ Practices Committee
Beck
Senate
International Union
Teamsters Union
Bresyster
Afl-Cio
U. S. Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
New NonSurgical Hemorrhoid Cure Promises Shrinkage
Special report from New York describes Bio-Dyne a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors observed prompt relief and actual shrinking over months in many cases, including 10 to 20 year problems, using Bio-Dyne in suppositories or ointment with applicator.
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New York
N. Y
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Kimes
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Church of God
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Bauman
Corwitt
WL. Seley
Johns Manville
Eugene L. Bowman
Nethins
Zale
Watson
Rm Garis
Tun
Vox
G. W. Tlodgesa
Mera
Nelson Furniture CO
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