KU plans junior year abroad study for liberal arts students
KU's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences authorized a pilot junior year abroad program with full credit. Students would spend September to October studying language, November to June at partner European universities, and complete 30 to 34 credits with tutor support. Fees estimated at 1400 to 1800 dollars plus travel and personal costs.
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University of Kansas
Paul 3
Lawson
Jules
Switzerland
Germany
Tance
Italy
Mexico
K.U
America
Prorama
Woon
J. A. Buzzle
American Council
New York
American Council On College Study
Basel
Zurich
Munich
Rosary College
Fribours
Itserland
Sweet Briar College
Paris
Smith College
Gerlavas Guadal
Mexico City
Perugia
Florence
Grenoble
France
ANOTHER WOLFE DRIVE AT HESPER
Hesper Community club hosts a hunting drive on Saturday February 4 at 10 30 AM. The 25 square mile route guided by Louie Kindred from Eudora ends at Heaper school house with trucks at Eudora and MLB Start to shuttle hunters. Shotguns only no rifles or revolvers. proceeds support club expenses and luncheon is served after. Captains for each boundary line are listed.
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Hesper Community Club
Magusee Mnatiwer Arin
Louie Kindred
Eudora
Heaper
MLB
Undsr
Alvin Gabriel
Evening Star
Walter Vitt
Ralph Wotan
Howard Thoren
M.B. Starr
Thoren
Ed. Knabe
Roby Kurtz
Knabe
Evening Star School House
Hughes Jr. Former Solicitor General Charles Evans Hughes Jr Dies
Charles Evans Hughes Jr., son of the late Chief Justice, died Saturday night in New York at 60 after brain tumor surgery. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church Riverdale Bronx. widow Marjory Stuart Hughes and four children survive.
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New York
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Hughes
U. S
Fereral
United States
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Neurological Institute of New York
Christ Episcopal Church
Riverdale
Bronx
Hoover
Marjory Stuart Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
Henry Stuart Hughes
Helen
Marjory Bruce Hughes
Kaiser-Frazer to add hydra-matic in 1951 models at preview
Detroit January 23 Kaiser-Frazer announced plans to equip its 1951 go cabied popular and medium priced cars with hydra matic transmissions. Details of the new models including a smaller car aimed at Ford Chevrolet Plymouth price field will be released in 30 days. Overdrive and standard transmissions will also be offered on all models except the lowest priced one.
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Kaiser- Frazer
Edgar F
Hydra-Matic
Kaiser-Frazer
General Motors Group
Ford
Lincoln
Nash
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Pontiac
Buick
Chevrolet
McCloy Visits Washington On Saar Crisis Outlook
Washington January 23 McCloy U S high commissioner for Germany arrives to brief President Truman and state department officials on Saar Franco German tensions He plans White House talks news conference and broadcasts before leaving for Germany Saturday His discussions cover German occupation criticisms Saar status German rearmament and the aim to integrate Germany into Western Europe without a strongpower resurgence
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John McCloy
U.S
Germany
Truman
Saar
McCloy
Fressent
Acheson
State Department
White House
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Capitol Hill
New York
Boston
Parking meter tale crosses state lines to Hartford
Eugene Rood, a Hartford bound parking meter maintenance man, was cited in a Hartford Times column by John W. Colton. The piece mockingly links Kansas University students, Lawrence officials, and parking meter ingenuity, noting local Hartford industry and a World Almanac discrepancy. The clipping was sent to Mrs Stephen J. Lyon in Connecticut.
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Hartford
Kansas
Colton
Lawrence
University of Kansas
K. U
Cohen
Yankeeland
Hertford
Stephen J. Lyon
A. J. Mix
Senator Darby Faces a Busy Schedule in Kansas
Kansan City, Kan. Jan. 23. Senator Harry Darby, newly elected, arrives after three weeks in Washington to a heavy week in his home town. The highlight is a Darby Day celebration at Memorial Hall on Wednesday honoring the first resident named to the Senate. He will join Republican Kansas Day activities in Topeka Saturday and meet delegates on state legislation before returning to Washington.
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Kan
Kansas
Harry Darby
Darby
Washington
Memorial Hall
Senate
Topeka
Roosevelt Kin’s Widow To Receive Army Medal At Home
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr., widow of the late President’s son, will be presented the Army Medal of Freedom at Old Orchard Oyster Bay by Lieut. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith for her Red Cross field work in Britain during World War II. The ceremony includes a luncheon with the General and Mrs. Smith.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
United States Army
Old Orchard
Oyster Bay
Long Island
N.Y
Walter Bedell Smith
First Army
Moscow
Red Cross
Britain
Student letter from Hong Kong to father in China
A WPA Chinese student in communist Peiping writes to his father saying he no longer can call him father because he now belongs to the state and asks for funds, requesting a check by return mail. He mentions needing money for tuition and expenses amid upheaval.
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Hong Kong
WPA
Peiping
Tam
Korean Aid Bill May Be Reconsidered By Assembly
Seoul reports the national assembly approved a motion to draft a reconsideration of the U.S. aided Korea bill. The House tally on the aid measure was 191 to 193, with a counting error later corrected to 192 against and 191 for. Lemke of North Dakota caused debate by a paired vote. he was absent for the final tally due to illness.
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Seoul
Korea
Korean National Assembly
U. S
House of Representatives
Assembly
Truman
U.S
Dean Acheson
Congress
Washington
UPW
House
Little Far Eastern Republic
Lemke
Rwn.d
Devils Lake
N.D
Rep. Smith
Ohio
Smith
Club for shoplifting broken up in Oklahoma City
Police in Oklahoma City arrested two teenage girls after breaking up a high school girls club dedicated to shoplifting. Ten more members were being sought as officers estimate the group stolen hundreds of dollars in merchandise from local stores.
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CLUB
Oklahoma City
Saar Further Talks and Western Delays Spark Tensions
Wartime diplomacy frays as Saar border talks stall and German rearmament debates resurface. American officials warn against upsetting fragile postwar hopes while Britain and France press for cautious steps amid mounting controversy.
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Acheson
Germany
France
Britain
America
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