Osawatomie student earns Atomic Energy Commission fellowship
Vaughn C. Moore, a senior in radiation biophysics at the University of Kansas, has been awarded an Atomic Energy Commission Special Fellowship in Radiological Physics for the 1956 57 year. Dr Frank Hoecker, KU radiation biophysics program chairman, said Moore 21 will spend the academic year beginning in September taking formal courses at KU.
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KU student Moore lands AEC fellowship for three months
Moore will report to the Hanford Atomic Energy Plant in Richland Washington this June for three months of practical experience under an AEC special fellowship. He is among the first KU students to join such programs as part of radiation biophysics research.
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Missouri considers withholding tax on non residents
About 10,000 Illinois residents who earned wages in St. Louis last year evaded Missouri income tax. State Tax Supervisor Thomas R. Allen estimates that a withholding tax on income earned by non residents would stop the evasion in Kansas City and other border cities as well as St. Louis. Before 1876 pencil leads were square.
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New Books At City Library Delights All Ages
Ottawa daily library lists new titles including Animals and Other People by Louis Bromfield the last from his pen. A Journey to Greatness by David Ewen a Gershwin biography full of youth development and music. Journey Down a Rainbow by J B Priestly impressions after a visit to the American southwest. Nuey Crown by Irwin Shaw third novel exploring a woman. The Cocktail Hour in Jackson Hole by Donald Hough a gay winter tale in the Rockies.
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Removals Listed in Credit Bureau Bulletin
The bulletin lists removals with names and addresses including Adams Robert from 320 E 4th to Route No 2 Cordle Lyle to 119 Wilson Davenport Gilbert from 812 KE 5th Dyster C W from 927 N Cedar to 312 E 5th Gower Eugene from 521 N Oak to 927 N Cedar Good Elizabeth to 521 N Oak Huddleston W S to 1108 S Willow Hughes Richard to 712 Grant Harrel Jonathan Jr 1330 S Oak Keim Robert Mrs from 712 Grant Livingstone Gerald from 1124 S Locust to Allen Kas Mainly Charles Jr from 220 W 10th to 1124 Locust Marsh Herbert from 410 Ward to Kansas City Kansas Mackin N J Mrs to 209 S 5th Pullin Billy from 702 $. Poplar Travis Roy from 119 EB Wilson to Baldwin Kas Talbott Charles to 839 Tremont Teghtmeyer Raymond from 324 E 3rd Westover Mae from 839 Tremont to 425 Walnut Ward Perry from 707 Cypress to 130 S Oak Webber Eddie from 620 N Sycamore to Bucyrus Kansas Welborn A L to 1380 S Oak
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See More Good Than Bad In Farm Bill
Kansas farmers favor passage of the farm bill with 9 percent parity on basic commodities and a two-price plan for wheat. Sen Carlson aide says 1,000 to 1,500 farmers. about 200 letters received yesterday. Brinkerhoff references public information suppression and EPA committee actions. Tebbetts family note and Birdie Tebbetts connection mentioned.
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Brinkerhoff Heads Policy Committee
Fred Brinkerhoff publisher of the Pittsburg Headlight and Sun was elected chairman of the Kansas Press Association policy making group. The committee was formed to back every publisher in the right to know effort and promote transparency.
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Leavenworth County Engineer Resigns Over Oiling Claim
Leavenworth County commissioners accepted the resignation of H. V. Parr, county engineer, amid a dispute over a road oiling claim. Parr owns an interest in H and H Engineering Co of Tonstanoxie and Atchison, which billed 324 dollars for oiling 776 miles of county roads. Two of the three commissioners said they knew nothing of the work and that it was done without formal authorization.
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H&h Engineering Co
Tonstanoxie
Film workshop to offer Omnibus to educational TV stations
New York The TV Radio workshop of the Mord Foundation plans to make Omnibus features available free of charge this summer to educational television stations Herald Want Ads get results.
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Boy Scout Leaders End A Conference Near Denver
More than 500 Scout leaders from six states concluded a two day regional conference in Denver. Final sessions featured silver antelope awards to Edward D. Hoffman Pueblo Cole, Gene Conklin Hutchinson Kas and Robert K. Goodwin Des Moines, recognizing scouting's highest honor for laymen.
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