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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1949

Page

3

Truman Reboots New Deal 1939 Policy Push

Washington Jan 6 Truman picks up the New Deal where Roosevelt left it, presenting a mostly familiar program. The message reintroduces old goals such as universal health measures social security expansion and rural electrification while adding new items like authority to build steel mills and a large tax increase. Campaigning for continued consumer and bank credit control and export controls also feature.

Washington Truman Roosevelt Mr. Truman Congress Mr. Roosevelt Hoover Wagner New York Fair Employment Practices Committee P.E.P.C F.E.P.C St. Lawrence Seaway Department of Labor J . Roosevelt Democratic Party R.E.A Tennessee Valley Authority T.V.A

There Ought a Law In Accrediting For Schools

A brief note discusses proposed laws urged by regional accrediting committees to strengthen and preserve ongoing efforts in improving schools. The text also records various social visits and New Year’s gatherings including the Quehrie, Garber, Breeheisen, Simmonge, Baker, Smith, Bonar, and Breeheisen families, and a Sunday dinner guest list featuring the Turner, Vance, and Hoffman households.

Will Inspect Departments At K. U. Engineering School

Five representatives from the national engineering accreditation council will survey all departments at the University of Kansas School of Engineering on January 13 and 14. Prof George M Beal says older departments are reexamined while newer areas like engineering physics and aeronautical engineering will receive first time accreditation. Committee will observe instructors teaching methods materials and students.

Engineering Council of Professional Development Schools of Engineering School of Engineering University of Kansas George M. Beal Department of Architecture Beal

New Year Socials and Visits Mix Bethel Guests

Bethel hosts Mr and Mrs Wiliam Hepner and family at New Year supper. Alvin Staubel family and others visit Cecil Brecheisen. Alfred Smith hosts Warren Bonar and family, Albert Bonar and Jimmie Irwan Texas. Miss Martin Hoffman from Kansas City stays with Ben Hoffman family. William Lee Brecheisen hosts Aten Gehrie and Newt Fishburn in Ottawa. Alfred Schmidt hosts Mer and Warren Bonar and family, Stew Stelfey and family, Lix Prunten and family, Ozawkie residents visited.

Wiliam Hepner Mnushter Alvin Staubel Fami Altart Turner Donald Salsbury Trland Vaudin Cecil Brecheisen Alfred Smith Warren Bonar Richard Trunkie Albert Bonar Jimmie Irwan Texas Martin Hoffman Kansas City Ben Hoffman William Lee Brecheisen Aten Gehrie Newt Fishburn Ottawa Alfred ‘Schmidt Mer Familly Stew Stelfey Lix Prunten Ozawkie Mra Lee Teanar

University of Kansas to Offer Expanded Summer Sessions

Dr. George B. Smith announced a six week summer session from June 13 to August 6 with enrollment June 10 to 21. Graduate courses will be the most extensive ever, and all ten KU schools will offer degree programs. Veterans are boosting upper class enrollment while freshmen programs continue. Total enrollment may reach 2,400 to 5,000, depending on non veteran student uptake.

University of Kansas George B. Smith School of Education Dean Smith

Plan a Wolf Drive by Centropolis 4-H club planned

A wolf drive sponsored by Centropolis 4-H is set for Sunday January 16 at 1 pm. Captains are Claude Myers Fred Myers Porter Turner and Marvin Steward. Harold Johnson will direct hunting lines from an airplane. Meet at Dyers station or Centropolis. Trucks will shuttle hunters to the lines and return from the round up one half mile north of the Mineola school. No rifles allowed.

Centropolis Claude Myers Fred Myers Porter Turner Marvin Steward Harold Johnson Douglas- Franklin County Wes Ine Dyer’s Station Ottawa Mineola

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