Land University lauded for public service in Wisconsin article
The Journal of Higher Education praises Wisconsin's University for a century of teaching and research and especially its leadership in public service. It credits the Wiscon sin roster of scholar-teachers and argues the university’s outreach strengthens both state and other institutions. The piece foresees a second century of distinguished service.
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Electra Texas. A. E. Reid, a nearby farmer, searched for a 600 pound Hereford heifer missing from his herd. He found her at the bottom of a slush pit near an abandoned well, having lost about 150 pounds in six to seven weeks. Veterinarians gave her a good chance to recover.
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Major Thomas N. Mas argues that budget limits from President Truman force the army to cut February draft calls and reassess manpower. He notes plans to keep within 15 billion dollars for the year, with Congress potentially approving more, affecting active strength and reserves while urging continued draft planning.
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