Albertson Urges Budget Increase for Medical School at U SD
Dr. G R B Albertson dean of the University of South Dakota School of Medicine told KUSD listeners that at least five dollars should be added to the medical school budget to solidify its foundation for continued and rising success. He cited recommendations from an impartial committee of the South Dakota State Medical Association for more facilities and staff, including new faculty in anatomy and pathology and bacteriology, better library funds, and a general 15 percent budget increase. He argued that expanding courses and staff is essential to keep pace with peer schools and satisfy agencies setting medical education standards. In a separate KUSD talk, E S Sparks urged wiser state funding for higher education and a targeted $31,000 upgrade for USD’s business school including a $15,000 business research bureau.
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University of South Dakota
G. RB. Albertson
Kusd
Universty Medical School
Albertson
American Medical Colleges
American Medical Association
United States
Dean Albertson
E. S. Sparks
School of Business Administration
He Trong
Dean Sparks
South Dakota
Sparks
University
Businema School
Broken leg for Davis after car strike incidents in Yankton
Walter Davis of Walshtown, leader of the Davis orchestra, is hospitalized with a broken leg after a car collision follows dense smoke from weed burning on the highway. He stopped his car to warn oncoming traffic and was struck while turning to alert his wife. The incident involved a Clay County driver and another vehicle driven by Rev. L. Link. no other injuries reported.
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Walter Davis
Walshtown
Davis
Yanktown
Prema
Clay County
L. Link
Yankton
Feeding Schools for D I Farmers to Be Conducted
Dairy feeding schools will be held this winter in South Dakota to teach farmers how to improve cow rations. G Heebink of South Dakota State College announced sessions Jan 19 24 and Jan 2 31 at undisclosed locations. Attendees must keep milk production records before and after and use supplied sheets. The program uses charts exhibits and literature to show the value of balanced rations and the link to profit.
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Brookings
G. Heebink
South Dakota State College
Heebink
Brave Cotton Yield Shown by Vic Vanoverefelde in Dallas
In Brave on December 12 Vic Vanoverefelde of Dallas demonstrated cotton grown in the Rosebud area. Several stalks were raised by him but the season proved too short for full maturation.
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Vic Vanoverefelde
Dallas
First One Act Play Tournament In State Sponsored
Vermillion December reports announce South Dakota will host the first state wide one act play tournament on April 28 1931. Nine winners will reach finals at the University of South Dakota with plays limited to four minutes and casts of five or six. Participants must submit details by February 15 and pay a registration fee to cover incidental expenses.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
Speech Department
Extension Division
University of South De[tee
C.E. Lyon
Garrett Breckenridge
Zycn
Egon
University of South Dakota
University Theatre
Lyon
Uni
South Bakouw
Garret Breckenridge
University , ‘of South Dakota
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