College Kids Are Good Loan Risks
New York by Hal Boyle reports colleges use loan funds to aid students in hardship with repayment rates near full. At Missouri, $1.01 million helped many. one donor later added a gift. The piece also notes housing shortages for staff, a satirical look at urban life, and odd anecdotes from wartime reporters and public figures.
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New York
Tuila
University of Missouri
Leslie Cowan
C Han
Alths
Cowan
van Fund
Academie Life
Manhattan
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Thief Department
Hilipies
Hilario Camino Moncailn
Filipino Crusaders World Army
Moncady Palace
Republic of the Philippines
Hilario
Greenwich Village
Lee Carson
George Carson Putram
Lee
American First Army
Europe
Belgium
Brooklyn
Philhaephyres
Peabody
Employment Service Reports Yearlong Placements Rise in Kansas
John Morison, employment security director, announced that placements rose by a percent to 146 in Kansas during the year. The report covers 31 offices and shows total hires of 19447 for the year, reflecting a steady result for the regional service. A second fragment notes a program praising salvage of used kitchen fat with pay to contributors.
Bi weekly meeting explores reading problems in Lawrence schools
The first of a bi weekly series held at McAllaster school aims to coordinate elementary programs in Lawrence. Superintendent E L Novotny says teachers will study reading problems under Dr Clay Hobson with input from Sam Harrell about a new arithmetic text. Future sessions will form a reading problems handbook and promote library use. There will be six two hour meetings on Tuesday evenings in Fraser Hall 110. Cooperative nurseries and preschool play materials will also be discussed. Insect 1 750 divorcen.
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Lawrence
McAllaster School
E. L. Novotny
Sam Harrell
Clay Hobson
University of Kansan
Novotny
Fraser Hall
Twelve Into Sachems Initiation at KU Chapter
Twelve senior men will be initiated Wednesday into Sachem, the University of Kansas chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa, a national senior men's honor society based on scholarship, leadership and character. The list includes Robert Wehe of Topeka, Arthur Tech of Lawrence, Arnold Englund of Salina, Lyon Leigh of Burley Idaho, Roy Shoaf of Topeka, Robert Stewart of Manhattan, Eugene Casement of Sedan, Byron DeHaan of LaGrange, Tl Richard Pfister of Hiawatha, and Richard Royer of Abilene.
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Sachem
University of Kansas
Omicron Delta Kappa
Robert Wehe
Topeka
Arthur Tech
Lawrence
Arnold Englund
Salina
Lyon Leigh
Burley
Idaho
Roy Shoaf
Robert Stewart
Manhattan
Eugene Casement
Sedan
Byron DeHaan
LaGrange
Richard Pfister
Hiawatha
Richard Royer
Abilene
Nny Ee
Short Play Program For Young Children Starts Tonight
A short course in play programs for children aged 2 to 5 begins tonight under Mrs. Robert Foster, director of the University of Kansas nursery school, offering six two hour sessions on Tuesday nights.
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Robert Foster
University of Kansas Nursery School
SURVEYS PROBLEM OF PEASANT LIFE
Athens report on Dr. Edna N. White leading a study of Greek village life. She plans homemaking courses to train leaders from Athens University and Saloneka to improve child care nutrition and family life. The effort aims to shift some homemaking duties to trained leaders from rural centers.
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Athens
Edna N. White
Merrill-Palmer School
Beiraite
Greece
Ohio State University
White
University of Athens
Saloneka
Home Economica
Women’s role linked to national living standard says doctor
Dr White argues the country’s standard of living hinges on women’s position, asserting that when women care for their children and homes, national progress improves. She suggests policies must empower women to boost societal success.
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