Pupils Placed On Club List In City Schools
Out of 2,899 pupils in the city wheel system 136 earned A grades in all studies during the last six weeks and were placed on the honor club. The Jefferson and McKinley schools show strong showings by boys and girls with several top students named from Senior High Wilson and Washington schools among others.
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Susie. J. Lang
Jefferson
Jefferson School
McKinley
Thelma Anderson
Kenneth Beddow
Marjor Brown
Marjorie Burgs
Gertrude Christensen
Brucella Dickhof
Mnoudqintendent
Nee Erickson
Aloerta Halvorsen
Gladys Peterson
Margaret Peterson
Gwendolyn Bailey
Emico
Redfield College Will Not Be Moved
In Redfield Nebraska a committee of the German Congregational Church of North America reports Redfield College will stay. The group, appointed by the 1928 Greeley conference, met in Lincoln and recommended the college remain in Redfield despite strong calls to relocate. Final decision rests with the general conference to be held at Crete Nebraska.
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Redfield
Lincoln
Ska
American Women Lose In England
In Sunningdale England Glenna Collett and American women golfers lost their first abroad competition to an English squad led by Molly Gourlay by eight matches to one with one halved. Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey starred, signaling a strong but shortened ramp to the British Women's Championship at Farmby the week of May 12.
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Sunningdale
England
Glenna Collett
Farmby
Miss Colette
Molly Gourlay
Maureen, Orcutt
Englewood
N. J. Star
Miss Orcutt
Notable Tennis Victory in Foursomes and Singles
The player ceded the rest of the team by a week yet defeated singles opponent Mrs. K. B. Watson 4 and 3. She paired with Mrs. H. A. Hartell of Hartford to win the foursomes against Dorothy Pearson and Phyllis Lobert 7 and 6.
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K. B. Watson
H. A. Hartell
Hartford
Conn
Dorothy Pearson
Phyllis Lobert
French Government Aids Its Scientist
Paris reports the government has begun to encourage French scientists in 2529. The move aims to bolster research and innovation across laboratories and universities nationwide.
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Paris
French science grants face renewed criticism and delays
Funds set aside to promote scientific work rose from 0 to 40000 dollars this year provoking debate among French intellectuals. They bid report on the misery of French scientists, inadequate laboratories, and scarce public recognition, citing Madame Curie as an example of work hindered by money shortages.
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Madame Curie
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