Honor Three Honorary Degrees At Baker University
Baker University will confer three honorary degrees at its ninety seventh commencement on Monday June 6 at 10 00 a m. Honorees are Bishop Dana Dawson Topeka Rev Benjamin Schmitke Mission Kansas and Dr John Paul Williams South Hadley Massachusetts.
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Oklahoma City
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Ark
Shreveport
Morningside College
Sioux City
University of Chicago
Methodist Colleges
Kansas
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Schmitke
Old Mission Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kas
Notable honors for Baker alumni and faculty in religion
Dr. J. P. Williams, an alumnus of Baker, will receive a Doctor of Laws degree and continues as a professor of religion at Mt Holyoke College in South Hadley Massachusetts. He is recognized alongside others for the Bronze Star and Oak Seaf Cluster decorations.
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J. P. Williams
Baker
Mt. ‘Holyoke College
South Radley
Mass
Reds May Try To Split U S Britain
Washington Senator H Alexander Smith warned the Soviet Union may use the Formosa dispute at the looming Big Four talks to split the United States from Britain. He said in a Foreign Relations Committee interview the Soviets will push the issue to drive a wedge between allies.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
United States
Britain
Formosa
Smith
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
Church approves women preachers doctrine debate at assembly
In Los Angeles the 167th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church votes about 3 to 1 in favor of ordaining women preachers. The decision moves to the churchs 956 presbyteries for final approval, with a majority needed.
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Los Angeles
167Th General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Eisenhower praises General Federation of Women's Clubs
President Eisenhower commended the General Federation of Women's Clubs at the opening of its 64th annual convention for promoting international goodwill and aiding overseas relief efforts. The White House message highlighted the clubwomen's demonstrated friendship toward women in other nations.
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Philadelphia
Eisenhower
General Federation of Women's Clubs
White House
Minimum Pay Hike Urged by Labor Chief in White House
Washington. Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged Republican congressional leaders to move on the administration bill raising the minimum wage from 75 to 90 cents an hour. He spoke before President Eisenhower at the Tuesday morning meeting of Republican legislative chiefs. House Republican Leader Martin said the administration bill is stalled in committee, with Barden’s panel delaying hearings as housing debates proceed.
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Washington
Mitchell
Eisenhower
House
Martin
Congress
Senate
Rep
Barden
Socialettes at Omicron Exemplar Close Year With Picnic
A Family picnic marked Omicron Exemplar's final meeting of the year at Forest Park last night. Twenty seven adults and twenty eight children attended. Mr and Mrs J V Kindall and children Sandi and Jimmie of Toledo Ohio plan to arrive tomorrow evening to spend Decoration Day holidays with Mrs Kindall’s parents Mr and Mrs B Smith Haworth. Mrs Kindall is the former Annette Haworth and Mr Kindall is with the Allied Chemical and Dye Co of Toledo.
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Omicron
Forest Park
J.V. Kindall
Sandi
Jimmie
Toledo
Ohio
B. Smith Haworth
Kindall
Annette Haworth
Allied Chemical and Dye Co
No New Polio Cases In State
No new cases of polio were reported in Kansas during the past week, keeping the total for the year at 20 versus 26 at this time last year, according to the State Board of Health.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Hold Catholics In Argentina
Argentine police have arrested 11 priests and more than 30 lay Catholics for distributing pamphlets or demonstrating for the church in its dispute with the government. Handling leaflets is described as a felony punishable by up to five years. The raids raise the total priests jailed to 52 since the controversy began last November.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D iPeron
Argentina
Mothers Club Meeting Closes Season With Garden Party
The Mothers Club held its last meeting of the season at Mrs. L A Stafford's home with Mrs. Emory McKenzie assisting. Sweet pea corsages were given, roll call was a favorite cartoon, and Mrs. Robert Winchester presided. Kay Stafford played Chiquita, and a lesson on Competitive Sports was led by Mrs. Norris Burke. Refreshments included cake rolls cookies and coffee. Napkins folded like diplomas matched graduation mood. Other attendees included Mrs. Walter Andrews Mrs. James Clark Mrs. Orlis Cox Mrs. Ralph Crawford Mrs. Ralph Emerson Mrs. John Giger Mrs. William Hutchison Mrs. Carl Marshall Mrs. E V Meyers Mrs. Vincent Skidmore Mrs. Arnold Hinderliter Mrs. J G Alexander Mrs. A E Keller Mrs. Gerald Meas and Mrs. Earnest Watkins.
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Mothers Club
L. A. Stafford
Emory McKenzie
Robert Winchester
Kay Stafford
Norris Burke
Walter Andrews
James Clark
Orlis Cox
Ralph Crawford
Ralph Emerson
John Giger
William Hutchison
Carl Marshall
E. V. Meyers
Vincent Skidmore
Arnold Hinderliter
J. G. Alexander
A. E. Keller
Gerrald Meas
Earmest Watkins
Looking Back At Ottawa Society May 24 1940
Loys Service entertained her musical club with a program of solos. Bobby Tawney and Dick Seevers performed cornet pieces, Jim Bob Watkins played bassoon, Carlos Pence tackled a saxophone solo, and a flute solo was also listed.
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Loys Service
Bobby Tawney
Dick Seevers
Jim Bob Watkins
Carlos Pence
Recital Features Rose Alderman and Local Soloists
Rosemary Alderman presents trombone solos with Joan Gerhold of Richmond and Bryce Churchill on clarinet, Wilber Dean Ramey and Annabelle Turner with piano, baritone and trio selections. Mrs J L Shelden accompanying, A J Service hosts refreshments, visitors include Roy Ratliff and Ralph Bower, with Santa Fe guest Wayne Howell. Columbia University notes a 1490s Aldus Manutius paperback.
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Rosemary Alderman
Joan Gerhold
Richmond
Bryce Churchill
Wilber Dean Ramey
Annabelle Turner
Loys Service
Dick Seevers
Charles Mahoney
Ivan Jones
J. L. Shelden
A. J. Service
Roy Ratliff
Betty
Norbert
Wayne Howell
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Ralph Bower
Rebekahs Choked to Death in Stillwater Gas Incident
In Stillwater Oklahoma, 24 year old Sylvia Martin of Ponca City died last night after she blew into a gas tank in an attempt to start a stalled car. A doctor stated she choked after swallowing gasoline and inhaling fumes. the tank was full.
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Stillwater
Okla
Sylvia Martin
Ponca City
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