Youth Enters a Strange Type Of Jail When He Becomes an Adult
New York reports a reflective essay on adolescence and adulthood where a youth narrates feeling confined by adult authority. He sees grownups as jailors, envies their freedom, and ponders the one-way path from childhood to maturity. The piece contrasts two worlds and ends with a note about a law career shift in Chicago.
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Fever on faculty reduction at Kansas State
President Milton S. Eisenhower forecast next year’s faculty cuts at Kansas State College due to a projected enrollment drop. Current enrollment is 6,442 with peak near 7,500. About 50 positions may be eliminated not in proportion to enrollment decline. some vacancies from resignations will cover part of the reduction.
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Cornea transplant aids Manchester woman sight at Grady
1000 doctors watched as a cornea from a stillborn baby was transplanted into Sir Ella Sams of Manchester. Ten days after the operation at Grady Hospital, Mrs Sams tested light and smiled as her husband and children gathered around. She hopes for about 80 percent vision, with potential future treatment for her other eye.
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6000 Tubercular Veterans Runaways Flagged By VA
Washington reports reveal up to 6000 tubercular war veterans a year walk out of hospitalization. The annual VA release notes many walkouts are in advanced TB stages posing a public risk. VA Administrator Carl R Gray Jr cites irregular discharges and asserts improved social case work could reduce walkouts.
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Emancipation Day Observed at Desoto Methodist School
In Desoto a Emancipation Day observance was held at the Methodist Sunday school with attendees including Mrs. Month Kuesl and Mrs. Galena Kinger. The Ath erueim club met Saturday afternoon with speakers and guests from Kansas City and Ulaghe.
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Rotary chartered at high school gym in Kansas
Mrs Grace Dow an honorary member attended as did Mrs Mente Gardner who spoke on My Mother's Recipes and Mrs Fred Moodforden who presented a study of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln Refreshments served in their new automobile era John Ballance of KK visited sister Mine Ly Hallance and her daughter Deborah Staaxs for a drive in their new car Hattle Baker recuperating her daughter Charles Hosa caring for her Mr and Mrs W N Richmond have two children new to the area Dent family dispersed to their home Sunday near Sunflower attendees included Kerr Edmonds Bob Chappell Inez Price Charlotte Paxton Clarence Plummer Lawrence Alfene and the guests of honor and their parents Rotary charter night attended by many Rotarians and wives Charles Seigmidt Nich School footballer treated for a broken leg and hospitalized for the third time using crutches at times since the accident.
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