Veterans urged caution in starting new business ventures
Dean Frank T. Stockton of the University of Kansas School of Business warns veterans to gain work experience before starting their own firms. He notes many failures stem from poor business practice and says education alone isn’t enough. Veterans seek summer courses and two year terminal certificates while job demand shifts postwar.
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Frank T. Stockton
School of Business
University of Kansas
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K. U. Business School
Dean Stockton
University Senate
Veterans Committee
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Conference May Weigh New Sports Like Swimming
At its final session today the conference will consider broadening its sports program to include swimming and other minor sports. The proposal aims to expand athletic offerings and provide broader opportunities for member institutions.
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Kansas City
UPI
Big Six Conference
Sam B. Shirky
University of Missouri
Shirky
Armed Services
Navy
Big Six
Athleic
Othr
St Luke Church Honors Pastor with Weeklong Services
Beginning Monday December 10 1945 St Luke church observes a week of services to honor Rev J David Kelly for his leadership. Each night features a different local church group presenting a guest preacher and choir with St Luke providing music. The program ends Sunday with a featuring Allen Youth Council musical and the Allen Youth choir debut.
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J.david Kelly
Purose
Elly
Utility Club
S. W. Davenport
Ninth Street Church
Fred A. Hughes
Western Christian Recorder
A. M. E. Church
Allen Youth Council
Allen Youth Choir
Nation starts on construction and price controls
Washington reports upsurge in October building activity as Truman plans to restore priorities to ensure home construction uses materials mainly for residences. Officials note gains in factory and commercial work with 19 480 new dwellings begun and a 50 percent rise in residential permit values.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Bureau
Douglas County Med Service reports November totals
There were 468 people on county medical aid in Douglas County for November. Income for the month was 381722.75 plus an old balance of 7.99. Expenditures for the month totaled 1876.97 and after trans- actions the balance carried forward.
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Douglas County Medical Service
Local Public Welfare Fund Ends December With Small Balance
From the equalization fund a $200 transfer left a December 1 balance of $53.77. Major expenses include drug stores $623.38, doctors $708.75, hospitals $360.13, and administration $166.36. The medical service saw 289 office calls, 101 day visits, 12 night visits, 42 hospital calls, and 662 prescriptions. Biggera of Libbey Owens Ford urges victory bond purchases, calling them a duty to support fighting men and noting strong investment security and interest.
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Equalization Fund
Victory Loan Statement by John D on Dec 8 Washington
A Victory Loan statement is released from Washington on December 8 attributed to John D. The item notes the ongoing government fundraising effort and identifies the formal public release of the loan update.
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Washington
UPX
John D
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