Kansas State journalism offers technical specialty tracks
Kansas State College journalism students may select 30 hours of elective courses in a technical field to accompany a bachelor of science in technical journalism. Under the plan, eighteen education hours meet state teaching requirements, with examples including zoology, chemistry, physics, geology, economics, and radio and television.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Ralph ‘Lashbrook
Lashbrook
The
Association of Accredited Schools and Departments of Journalism
Elm trees dying in Lawrence shown by University expert
A Lawrence resident invitation lets the public view two elm trees on the Soden lawn at 304 W 20th St to illustrate phloem necrosis. Ivan Shields of the University of Kansas notes the right tree shows new infection with leaves turning yellow. the left is already leafless. He warns removal of infected trees and spraying with DDT thrice yearly to combat the leafhopper carrier. The disease has killed over 50 Lawrence trees and is worsening this summer.
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Lawrence
Frank E. Soden
Ivan Shields
Department of Botany
University of Kansas
Soden
Journal-World
Tuseday
Shileds
Shields
Wichita’ Air Force Base
Kansas
Clark
Esther
Denver
Catholic Register
U.S. S. Aspro
Court orders seal five gaming clubs in county
County Attorney Tom Seed said Monday that five clubs have been padlocked under permanent injunctions while the remaining nine operate under temporary restraining orders awaiting court hearings. A separate item notes a versatile professor plans a school for statesmen in New Delhi as part of a circular to Parliament members.
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Tom Seed
New Delhi
Delhi
Promises of Public Speaking Edges to Parliament
The speaker pledges to place members in high profit positions and to develop first-class public oratory. He offers ready-made speeches on any subject to help members quickly establish their mark in Parliament.
Plans for winter mulch in Kansas strawberry beds
Research at Kansas State College experimental station shows applying a winter mulch to strawberries in Kansas. Wheat straw is preferred. store now in small piles to sprout weed seeds. Obtain enough straw to cover plants 3 to 4 inches deep and apply around December 1.
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Kansas State College
Kansas
Woman Reporter Rides Military Hardware in Arizona
Esther Clark, ace feature writer for the Phoenix Gazette, reports from military trials and rides in a BT stratojet, T-33 trainer, submarine, tank, blimp, and helicopter. She also shoots, wins awards, and explains the appeal of firsthand coverage of the nation’s first line defenders, while balancing duties as church editor and community volunteer.
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Phoenix, Ariz
H-Esbee Clark
Phoenix Gazette
Arizona National Guard
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The
Gazette
Phoenix Elks Lodge
Phoenix Community Council
W. Barry
Phoenix
White Tank Mountains
A Burma Magistrate Takes Offender's Advice
In Rangoon Burma an elderly man with no prior convictions faced court for riding a bicycle against traffic rules. When asked for a defense he replied I do not quite know what to say Sir what would you say if you were in my place.
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Rangoon
Burma
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