Kansas Rural Health Plan Highlights via Look Magazine
Look magazine features Kansas efforts to ease the rural doctor shortage through the Rural Health Plan led by Dr. Franklin D Murphy. The scheme requires senior medical students to complete 12 weeks of field training in small towns under Dr. Homer J Williams, aiming to attract graduates to underserved areas. The program includes physician refresher courses and financial aid to communities, with photo coverage of Russell Bridwell and Osage City doctor duties, including an unusual baby delivery scene.
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Kansas
K. J. Medical School
Franklin D.murphy
University of Kansas Medical School
Look Magazine
Russell Bridwell
Kansas City
Homer J. Williams
Osage City
Dean Murphy
Bridwell
Dr. Williams
Look
Farm personality: Fred C. Bernhardt on 320 acres near Reno
Fred C. Bernhardt, 74, farms 320 acres east of Reno with son Glenn, overseeing 85 Hereford cattle and hogs. He embraces 1950s farming advances, from rotation, fertilizing, liming, contour plowing, and terracing to hybrid corn and soybeans. He keeps six horses and participates in conservation work while planning for the future.
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Fred C. Bernhardt
Reno
Bernhardt
Glenn Bernhardt
Amd
Bernhamts
Ohio
Kansas
Nila Yeaus
State road jobs total 1 770 000 in Kansas contracts
Contracts totaling 1 770 000 for 34 miles of highway work, two large bridges, and 30 miles of road surfacing in eastern and southwestern Kansas were approved by the State Highway Commission. Bids were received in Emporia Garden City and Parsons in July.
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Kansas
Emporia
Garden City
Parsons
Federasid
Lyon County
Ross Construction Company
Pauline
Neosho River
Ans
Highway Commission
Grant County
Cimarron River
Ulysses
Hugoton
List and Weatherly Construction Company
Kansas City
Hixson and Lehen+ hanes
Topeka
Cours
J. H. Shears
Song of
Hutchinson
Main Street
Taylor and Jones
San Ore Construction Company
Methecesen
Troy
Stannard Construction Company
Wichite
Gerereto
Jane Wall
Freeta Construction
Psttst
Scholarship at Harvard for Jamen Blacker enters business school
Jamen E L Blacker, an honor graduate, will enter Harvard’s School of Business this fall on a scholarship. The announcement, made by David Biorker, notes Blacker’s leadership roles in Alpha Kappa Psi and Phi Delta Theta and his forthcoming studies at Harvard. He is the son of Professor and Mrs. Blacker, a noted family connected to the university.
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Rena Methodist Church
Said
Conservation Disteiet Board
Produeton and
Harvard
Jamen EL Blacker
School of Business
Alpha Apptesii
Beta
Idtnwia Signa
Renee Bashc
Phi Deli Tita
Uid
Howe
Atianog
Busness
Urere
Univers
Navy Air Cadet Quotas Open at Olathe Station
The Olathe Naval Air Station in Kansas announced openings for the Naval Aviation Cadet program. Criteria include American citizenship, two years of college, and physical and moral qualifications. Recruits train at Pensacola for 18 weeks, earn wings and a commission, then serve in active flying duty or return to civilian life, with benefits varying by reserve status.
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Naval Aviation Cadet Program
Brett
Air Reserve
D. Comands
Olathe Naval Air Statin
Olathe Air Station
Flatley Sand
Agenc Nan Rocadets
Thy
Kansas
Americiy
Pensacola Naval Air Staton
Iain Flatley
Samerad
Naval
Inquire of G I Rights Aids Service Members Under Act
The Veterans Administration regional office said many inquiries come from servicemen and women about rights under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act. VA administers the act’s insurance and guaranty programs but does not give legal advice or funds for personal counsel. It notes that certain provisions cover taxes, insured loans, and monthly payments but do not provide moratorium on all debts.
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Moritariainm
Susper
Inge
Farus
Appleayun
Carhine
Unemployment Office Sees Seventy Claims in City
Local unemployment office reports seventy claims filed in the past week. Director Walter Johns notes the figure includes women and men seeking assistance, reflecting ongoing job concerns in the area.
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Kansas State
Walter Johns
Aid Hadey
Farmers to sow alfalfa soon in eastern counties
Eastern state farmers plan alfalfa sowing from late August to September 1 under L E Willoughby extension service guidance. Proper seedbed prep costs about 7 per acre, with seed and cultivation expenses potentially lower than wheat. The article notes timing after hay or small grain crops and warns that delays reduce yields. It adds a coin flip decided the county clerk race in Elia county.
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Douginaces
L. E. Willoughby
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Stewart
Torr
Navy Air Corps
Olathe Base
G.I. Rights
Dhes
Prul Evita
Hass
Wan
Elia County
Ermet Beilman Yarsty
Heilman
Adolph Belly
Peisareel
Cain
Bellman
Studebaker
Studebaker Champion
Lawrence
Costom
Tia Chaansepoort
Cordell's Drug Store
F. A. Cordell
Prescription
Harrison
Mass
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Maia
Met Fisher
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron
West
Staeek Ae
RTS Oe Os
Shone
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