New York Star Publsits School Program Highlights
Fourth grade dramatizations and musical numbers filled the assembly Friday as Nora Elfingewerth and students from Mrs Rasmussen and Mrs Hutt's classes presented Cinderella The Five Hundred Hats of Artholonies Rabbins and Tom and Ruth from the Bible Robby Erwin Trumpet solo Jimmie Haller and a shell demonstration captivated the audience The program featured awards and book certificates handed by Mrs O M Rasmussen
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Intermeritute
Sr York Schoed
Nora Elfingewerth
Tounette Band
Dawson
William Neuenswander
O. M. Rasmussen
New York Star
New York
Jimmie Haller
Mra. Hutt
Mcallaster
G. Raley Price
Buck Wee
Catherine
Mary Jones
Sharon Dobbins
Oklahoma City
Filen Malou
Lance Toland
Catherine Sue
Albert
Tammy
David Palmerle
Donald Taaher
Freddie Wiley
Aisth Aeade
Rey Basum
Doral Thea
Mis Sieders
Donald Tokvr
Christias
Rowenia Tegsure
Deri Dohnsen
Lim aims to speed medical center growth for China army
General Lim K. of the Chinese army pushes rapid expansion at the National Medical Center in Shanghai to train 6,000 doctors annually, addressing a shortage that leaves only 12,000 qualified physicians for 450 million people. He envisions a 1,000 bed general hospital with trained U.S. style specialists, and a multi-branch system to produce enough doctors within four to five decades despite financial limits.
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Nanking
China
Twat
Lim
Ching
Shanghai
Kiangwan
Boo
Farm School District Financial Course Here Prompted
Kansas State College will conduct farm finance schools across the state in December and January. The schedule lists sessions in El Dorado Larned Pratt Garden City Corby Stockton Lawrence and Junction City with dates from December 6 to December 17. The program will cover farm incomes budgets and revenue planning for local farmers.
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Manhattan
Kan
Dee
Kansas State College
ElDorado
Larned
Pratt
Garden City
Corby
Stockton
Lawrence
Junction City
Cordley Christmas lights and reports from school activities
Cordley students will add fifteen lights to the Christmas tree donated by sixth grader Jorl alott. PTA met in the library to plan, while Girl Scout Troop 22 left funds for a gift. Third grade showcased a Thanksgiving program and lessons on seeds, American Indians, and books.
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Cordley
Jorlalott
Cordley P.T.A
Christma
Ralph Campbell
Riley
Kelvinson Assembly
Sheila Nichols
Preddle Moreau van Tawathe
Wrens
Longffellow
John Behm
Pilgar
Dave
Hiymouth
Tinian
Rural school notes on class visits and projects
Miss Tappmeyer’s first grade studies food at home while Mr and Mrs Cleveland bring a live turkey for show and tell. Fourth grade learns stunts for coordination and balance and studies air age transportation with barometer and clay plane models. Teachers Mrs Norris and Mrs Parmiter assist rhythm band and supervision. students from Kansas City join fourth grade. Karen Lutz shares records.
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Marlee Parmiter
Anna Kay
Ida Fsy Smith
Misa Dawson
Kansas City
Air Age
Dougan
Karen Lutz
Doak Walker Award Presented in New York
New York December 3 sports writers and critics name the year’s outstanding player as Doak Walker Award winner. Charlie Justice of North Carolina leads with 442 votes and Bednarik of Pennsylvania totals 36 dollars reported in the ceremony notes.
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Doak Walker
New York
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Ee Bednarik
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Richland
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National Statistica
LD Furrana
Uke
Wea
Teeberg
Rey
W. P
Kans
Journal-World
Skinner
James
Lecurt
Ackerman Hat Shop
Santa
Santa Claus
Sental Harry
Gamblea
Westinghouse
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
Oliver Service CO
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