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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1947
Dead Of 2 Wars Remembered Today
On this Armistice day the University of Kansas pays tribute to the 397 undergraduates and alumni who fell in the two great world wars. The following 268 University men were killed in World War II:
William Houston Abbott, Kansas City; William Warner Abercrombie, Kansas City, Mo.; Harry James Akers, Coffeyville; William Chase Albright, St Joseph, Mo.; Douglas Otha Anderson, Lawrence; Richard C. Arentson, Kemmerer; Wyo.; Claudie Elias Arnett, Jr., Emporia; John Freeman Austin, Blackwell, Okla; William Thomas Bailey, Lima, O.; Laurence Gene Barben, Kansas City; Allen Henry Barstow, Topeka; Louis Paul Barthomees, Denver, Colo.; Jesse Raymond Battenfeld, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.
William Brooke Bauer, Kansas City, Mo.; John L. Beckner, Cobby; Robert George Bellamy, Collybey; Tom Eugene Bennett Holton; William Andrew Beven, Mascotah; Joseph Tipton Bossi, Arkansas City; Glen Arnold Beenner, Lawrence; Wallace James Brockenett, Atchison; Harry Hoffman Brown, Wichita; Paul H. Brown, Jr., Troy; Dean Lee Roy Broyles, Belleville; Malechon James Brumwell, Sarles, N. D.; Sam Bernard Bruner, Lawrence; Frank J. Buck, Kansas City.
Henry Siddon Bunting, Parsons; Robert Luther Burchinal, Formosus; Howard Reynolds Burnett, Coldwater; Curtis Andrew Burton, Topeka; Ernest William Bye, Hartford; Kendall Carl Campbell, Garden City; Paul Alexander Cannady, Sr., Yates Center; Alvin George Carsten, Stockton; Donald Houston Caylor, Horton; Richard Payne Cheneweth, Kansas City, Mo.; Robert Eugene Chifson, Topeka; Russell Junior Clitwood, Conway Springs; Raymound L. Clapper, Washington, D.C. Dean Edward Cochran, Pratt; Robert Langden Coleman, Junction City; Paul Robert Conway, Emporia; Joseph Dillard Conwill, Hutchinson; James Eugene Cook, Ioak; Samuel Donald Coulter, Olathe; George Theodore Cronemeyer, Chanute; Robert Thomas Crowder, Lawrence; Robert James Crutcher, Kansas City, Mo.; Joeseph Junior Dague, Newton; Dean Herbert Dalton, Pittsburg; Nolan James Day, Junction City; Grover H. Denlinger, Lawrence; Foster Leonard Dennis, Dodge City.
John Kingsbury Detwiter,
Smith Center; James Hungate
Dodderridge, Lawrence; Caryl
John "Jack" Dodds, Jr., Lawrence;
Victor Donald Dolecek,
Russell; Mary Elizabeth "Bess"
Doty, Lawrence; Paul Francis
Downey, Glasco; Morel Francis
Dudham, Kansas City, Mo.; John
Taylor Dyatt; Kanonor; Lance
Carroll Dyer, Levelland, Texas;
Fred Curry Eharderh, Salina;
Raymond Albert Eberhart, Lawrence;
Charles Ansel Eckert,
Oanga; Daniel Frank Elam, Fort Worth, Texas.
Donald Lee Evans, Kansas City,
Mo; John Dee Eewens, Caney; Allan
Radeeet Ewing, Lawrence; Leonard
E. Fasholtz, Nowata, Okla.; Keith
Hilton Fedde, Jewell; James Hapgood
Ferguson, McPherson; Herbert
Stewart Finney, Topeka; Rodney
Loyer Ford, Weir; Keith C. Foster;
Antony; Holmes Chiles Fowler,
Arkansas City; John Brandon
Franka, Leavenworth; Thomas Samuel
Freeman, Brewster; Raymond
Lester Friedson, Kansas City, Mo.
Don Bernard Fullmer, Elkhart;
Arthur Oakland Furfure, Watertown
Mass; Verne Leroy Gibb, Lawrence
Julius Thomas. Gibson, Jr., McPherson; Donald Deal Gill, Wichita; John Richard Goheen, Bette Plaine; John Burton Goins, Breckeridge, Mo.; William Herman Graves, Alma; John James Green, Kansas City, Mo.; John Joseph Griffin, Wichita; Norman Beercrand Griggs, Worthington, Ohio; Calton B. Grissom, Syracuse; Harold Lynn Hackler, Topica; Fred Scott Hall, Jr., Lawrence; Fred C. Hamilton, Pratt; William McAdoo Hanna, Newto-
Malvin Ray Hartley, Jr., Baxter Springs; Kenneth Wayne Harley, Chepita; James Samuel Hartell, Peru; Herman Heubner Hauck, Valley Falls; Robert Albert Haynes, Lawrence; Darl Jay Heffelbower, Newton; DoHeitman, Redfield, S.D.; DJin Adams Hettinger, Hutchinson; Robert Lee Holsington, Wichita; Dean Howard Howell, Quinter; Bernice Francis Humphrey, Lawrence; Frederick George Humphrey, Kansas City, Mo.
Thomas Pitt Hunter, Jr., Margaret,
Texas; Francis V. Huycke, Ellsworth;
Robert Ernest Innis, Pittsburg;
Robert Keith Jelinek, Beloit; William
Lawrence Jepson, Vancouver, Wash.;
Harold Adelbert Jimerson, Tucson,
Ariz.; Lawrence Raymond Johnston,
Fort Scott; William Pilcher Johnston,
Kansas City; Charles Osburn
Jordan, Pittsburg; John Dillman
Keeling, Scott City; Robert Webster
Kerr, Carthage, Mo.; Charles Norton
Kelly, Hutchinson; Kenneth Lee
Kelly, Kansas City, Mo.; Hillis Allan
Kennard, Kansas City, Mo.; Leland
White Kesler, Jr., Winfield
Dean Warren Kicfer, Lawrence; Jack Kinell, Kansas City, Mo.; William Marshall Knight, Independence; George Richard Koehler, Jr., Somcrville, N. J.; Kemper Jay Kost, Grand Junction, Colo.; Wilbur Paul Krocker, Hutchinson; George Owen Kunkle, Leavenworth; Francis Claude Laird, Kismet; Joe Ralph Laird, Talmadge; Fred Wrightman Lake, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.; Vernon Jay Landon, Russell; Paul Albert Lark Kansas City, Mo.; Daniel Seward La-Shellee, Junction City; Jack Marchant Lee, Topeka.
James Robert Lewis, Independence; Solon Russell Lindsey, Atchison; Alfred Daniel Linley, Lawrence; Sidney Smythe Linscott, Jr.; Erie; Ernest Alvin Lombard, Altamont; G Max Louk, Lawrence; Benjamin L Love, Independence; James Keith Loveless, Topeka; Earl George Lowe, Jr. Topeka; Robert John Marshall, Abilene; Howard Allen Martin, Chicago, Ill.; Robert Lester Mathews, Topeka; John Bridger Mayhugh, Kansas City, Mo.; Curtis John McCoy, Jr., Emporia; William Welden MMcCrum, Kansas City, Mo.; Lawrence Gene McGinnis, Wichita; Stanley Whiteford McLeod, Smith Center; James Leslie McNaughton, Leavenworth.
Marian McShea, Medicine Lodge; Norman Richard Meeks, Wichita; Walter William Meininger, Louisville, KY; Robt. Clarence Mitschele, Holton; Glenn Tucker Maze, Bonner Springs; Ralph Edwin "Red" Morrison, Helena, Mont; Johnny "Jack" Musselman, Liberty Center, Iowa; Raymond Tardin Napier, Morris Plains, N.J.
Charles Wayne Nees, Brazil, Ind.; Eugene Harold Nirdlinger, Leavenworth; Jack Noble, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.; John Herman "Jack" Nuttman, Paxice; Patrick Joseph O'Connor, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.; Robert Eugene Ode, Potter; Frank Woodrow O'Laherty, Kansas City, Mo.; Edward Kern Olsen, Bonner Springs; Stanley Randolph Olson, Erie; Bert L. Overcash, Jr., Kansas City.
Stanley Leach Paine, Ottawa; George Milton Paris, Kansas City, Mo.; Francis Holmes Paronto, Wakeeney; Elmo Lemont Patterson, Leavenworth; Charles Edwin Paxton, Lawrence; Jo Wade Payne, Jr., Chanute; John Elliott Penner, Lawrence; Neil Pennington, Wichita; Otis Oscar Perkins, Lawrence; Herbert Mathias Peters, Dubuque, Iowa; John Starks Phillips, Leavenworth; William Wilson Phillips, Jr. Roswell, N.M.
Charles Franklin Pierson, Oakley; John Albert Pierson, Wakeeney; Harold C. Place, Topeka; Albert Plotkin, Valley Stream, N.Y.; Donald Boyd Pololl, Topeka; Fred Rollin Powell, Neodesha; William Samuel Prout, Denver, Colo.; John Thomas Puckett, Wichita; Vernon John Razak, Collyer; Glessner Woodrow Reimer, Kansas City, Mo.; James Andrew Reinhart, Wichita.
Earl Boise Reynolds, Colony; Dean Haberley Rice, Smith Center; James Clark Richardson, Lawrence; Browder Alexander Richmond, Jr., Kansas City; Deane E. Richmond, Windsor, Vt.; Floyd Lewis Rieder, Lawrence; Carroll G. Riggs, Riverside, Calif.; John Rolland Risoe, Wichita; Irvin Edmund Rink, Clearwater; Clarence Junior Robinson, Newton; Walter Willard Rodgers, Wakeeeny;
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Hal Bussell Ruppenthal, Russell:
Herbert Kazuo Sadayusu, Hana,
Maui, Hawaii;
Lloyd Irvin Savely, Greensburg; Howard Iden Sehlingslopp, Marion; James Edward Seibel, Kansas City; Mo.; William Wilson Seitz, Salina; Rodney Walden Selfridge, Liberal; Howe Eugene Sellards, Burlingame; Abe Shafer, III, Edgerton; Mo.; Evan Homer Shaible, Salina; Robert Jackson Siddons, Platte; D; Niles Raymond Siebert, Canada; Glen Bradley Smith, Horton; James Cunningham Smith, Wichita.
Raymond Tracy Smith, Stillwell; Glenn Howard Soellner, Pawnee Station; John Glenn Somers, Jr., Newton; John Burroughs St a h l, Burlingame; Wayne Clifford Steele, Jennings; Paul Ramsey Stephens. Topeka; John Wheless Stephenson, Lawrence; Thomas Grier Stewart, Wellington; Vern V. Stewart, Valley Falls; Raymond Cunningham Silics, Kansas City; Robert Elsworth Stoddard, Green River, Wyo.
Lawrence Iver Stoland, Lawrence;
Elmer Jackson Stone, Ottawa;
Thomas William Stone, Vinland;
John Elmer Strand, Rockford, Ill.;
James Philip Stratton, Hutchinson;
Jean Thomas, Waterville; Henry
Foxall Thorne, Roswell, New Mexico;
Charles Raymond Toben,
Bronx, N. Y.; James Coleman Traw,
Chicago, Ill.
Robert Emery Trekell, Wellington; Wallace Augustine Trued, Tribune; John Peter Van Rixoort-Keyport, N. J.; Francis Montgomery "Monty" Veatch, Kansas City, Mo.; Pierce LeRoy Veith, Independence; Walter Harold Verbanic, Kansas City, Mo.
Cranston Gordon Vincent, Topeka; Harold DuMont Waldecker, Hutchinson; Victor Griesa Walling, Chicago, Ill.; Joseph Edwin Walsh, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.; William Elward Walter, Fredonia; John Wesley "Jack" Waterbury, Jr., Cherryyale; Lucien Andrew Watkins, Leavenworth; William Louis Weber, Hutchinson; Ray Gunther Wenzel, Kansas City.
Cheviey Schaeffer White, Norton; Robert William White Silver, Silver Lake; Fred Ordway Wickham, Jr., Kennett, Mo.; Albert Joseph
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Wieland, Norton; Robert Samuel Wilson, Madison, Wis.; Gilbert Leslie Worley, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.; Ralph Milton Wyatt, Hiawatha; John Henry Yoder, Gallup, N. M.; Paul Bernard Young, Wichita; Herman Henry Ziegenbusch, Ellinwood; James Munroe Zoellner, Tonganoxie.
The following 129 University of Kansas men were killed in World War I: Paul D. Adamson, Lionel A. Anderson, John M. Banister, Mark Beach, Thatcher W. Benson, Albert E. Birch, Morris A. Blacker, Victor K. D. Blakely, John T. Bossi, Ralph A. Branch, Laurel Brandenburg, Ervin S. Brown, Max L. Brown, Ralph S. Busch, Eugene W. Caldwell, George G. Calton, Francis H. Campbell, Fred C. Campbell, Paul C. Carlton, Marion L. Carter, John W. Charlint, Samuel J. Charpie, Henry L. Cherry.
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