NC State College extends campus to 75 counties
Dean J. Bryant Kirkland and staff have set up 23 off campus centers, training 637 people, boosting total extension enrollment to 767 from 75 counties. Courses cover psychology, farm mechanics, vocational agriculture, and industrial arts for adults, with many credits counting toward degrees or teaching certificate renewal.
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Raleigh
School of Education
North Carolina State College
J. Bryant Kirkland
State College
Kirkland
Wake
State College School of Education
North Carolina
Department of Psychology
Department of Industrial Education
North Carolina Ural Electrification Authority
Kinston and
Lenoir
Departments of
North Carolina Power Companies
Division of Vocational Agriculture
State Department of Public Instruction
State College Extension Division
Edward W. Ruggles
Old Masters Too Hot for Thieves to Steal
Cynthia Lowry reports that professional art thieves face tight security and scarce loot as Old Masters remain hard to steal. Amateurs and vandals struggle against high guards, alarms, and catalogued works, while insurers note traceability and owners display Art to deter crime.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Chateau de Dampierre
Paris
Duc de Luynes
Rubens
Raphael
Museum of Modern Art
Renoir
Picasso
J. R. Beisel
Traveler's Insurance Company
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Continents Stay Put Says Professor Chaney
Berkeley paleontology professor Ralph W. Chaney reports continents have remained in near their current positions for about forty million years. His evidence from a round the world trip notes fossil Metasequoia on both sides of the Pacific, suggesting climate shifts rather than continental drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Ralph W. Chaney
University of California
Carnegie Institution of Washington
American Philosophical Society
Chaney
Pacific
ASCAP Index Publishes 1952 Catalog of Popular Works
New York ASCAP releases two large volumes listing about 100 000 familiar works in its repertory. The index is the society’s largest catalog effort but not an exhaustive catalog. ASCAP, founded in 1914, now counts over 3000 members nationwide and abroad with some authors holding repertoires exceeding 1000 works.
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New York
ASCAP
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
United States
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N.c.state College
State College Education
By Rudolph Pate
State Highway Safety Division
Southeastern Association of State Park Directors
Department of Industrial and Rural Recreation
Department of Industrial Arts
Agricultural Education
Lina
Continents
Nations
WMFR
High Point
Greensboro
Ascap Index
Dag
Dawnelle
UFE
America
Bambury
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