Fewer Students at the Colleges
The senior and junior colleges of Kansas enrolled 28,319 students in the fall semester, about 12 percent fewer than last year, the Kansas Academy of Science reported. Data from registrars show four-year schools at 24,708 and junior colleges at 3,013, with declines concentrated outside large cities.
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Kansas
Kansas Academy of Science
Robert Taft
University of Kansas
Althe
Marymount College of
Kans Vallage
Wichita University
Tall
Farmers Differ on Flood Report Findings
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports a debate among land experts and Douglas County officials over 1951 Kansas flood impacts. Agronomist Dr Harold Myers says soil loss was limited overall but suggests soil conservation practices for rehabilitation, while local officials dispute his optimism and urge actionable rehabilitation measures after noting serious damage along major river valleys.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Kansas
Eroi
Douglas County
Myers
Kaw River
Myers Esti
Harold Myers
Kansas State College
Topeka
Dr. Myers
Kiwanis Meet Opens in Emporia Kansas
A D day Kiwanis conference begins in Emporia Kansas with James W Putnam named 1952 Kansas Kiwanis governor to be installed at a dinner Monday night Judge Philip B Gilliam of Denver will be chief speaker at the event held January 4 and 1952.
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Emporia
Kiwanis
Kansas
Sunda
James W. Putnam
Kansas Kiwanis
Philip B. Gilliam
Juvenile and Family Court of
Denver
Cola
First 1952 KU concert features Cerf and Gur lon
The opening 1952 Kansas University concert presents violinist Raymon Cerf and pianist Thoms Gur lon in Strong Auditorium. Cerf, Belgium born, studied at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels and Paris National Conservatory, later leading Brussels chamber groups and touring as concert master for Anna Pavlova. Gur lon, dean Gorton at KU, debuts before Lawrence audiences after solo appearances with major orchestras.
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Tvear
University of Kansas
Manlaylin
Raymon
Belgium
Proups
Ysaove Orchestra
Brussels
Anna Pavlova
Cerf
United States
Oberlin Conservatory
Oberslin
In En
Lawrener
N Iswood
Orchstra
Gorton
Kau, Wath Apy
Last of 28 Dead From Plane Crash Recovered
From Phoenix Arizona on January 4 the last of 28 military personnel killed in a plane crash near a mountain was taken to Mesa mortuary. Civilian aid and pack horses aided the difficult descent over icy terrain finishing the operation in two days instead of three as bodies were moved to ambulances for the nine mile road trip to Mesa.
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Aviz
Air Force
Arizona
Mesa
Muchlital Men Air Force Base
Arter
Siibhted
Mauniin Tye
Ambulantes
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Kansas City
State Kiwanis
St. Louis Symphony
Saton Symphony
Rochester Civic
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UIT
North Dakota
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America
Winter Chevrolet CO
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Carl's
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