Future Appears Dim in 1932 By Hal Boyle
In 1932 the New York columnist argues young college graduates face a mixed outlook. He recalls a grim era when entry to work was scarce and security hung by a thread, noting today’s grads often secure multiple job offers and greater self confidence. He recalls his own early career struggles and contrasts past fear with present optimism.
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Humboldt Church Bible School Ends
The Humboldt Methodist church confirmed Rev. Gene Taylor for his 10th year as pastor at the annual conference in Topeka. Open House wrapped two weeks of Vacation Bible School at the Christian church with a parklike picnic indoor due to rain, featuring student works, junior program, singing, and decorated napkins. Local families visited, Kansas City moves and Topeka trips noted, garden work at the church continued with new coat of paint to the parsonage funded by dedicated members.
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Ancholoy Fish Reputed Among European Delicacies
The ancholoy is a highly prized food fish, notably the European species Ergraulis encrasicholus, valued for its flavor and rarity in markets.
World's first atom powered merchant ship sails across Atlantic
The nuclear ship Savannah began its maiden transatlantic voyage from New York to Bremerhaven carrying 289 tons of cargo including 6000 mail bags and 13 passengers. The ship has 60 berths with non paying travelers and nuclear trainees filling the rest.
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Family visit ties Bavhi kin to Karns and Wulf
Ronald, Robert and Richard Grother, and the honorees Mr and Mrs Bavhi and Beverley visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Karns. Mrs Bavhi is the granddaughter of Mrs Henry Wulf and a cousin of Mrs Karns.
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KU Center To Expand In Kansas City Kan
Dr Arden C Miller announced a multi million dollar expansion plan for the University of Kansas Medical Center over 20 years. Two 10 year programs aim to extend the hospital and campus eastward to the Missouri state line with immediate property acquisitions for the first phase. He did not specify costs at this stage.
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Kansas center growth eyed in 20 year plan
A university official described the University of Kansas Medical Center as a community of 4,000 to 5,000 daily users and projected it will double in size over the next two decades, informing the planning commission's considerations.
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