Two Hundred Men and Women On Teaching Force at State School
A readable fragment describes the University of Kansas teaching staff across liberal arts, engineering, pharmacy, medicine, and nursing. It notes 28000 members in the teaching corps, mentions Dean Lincoe at the School of Pharmacy, and highlights the state’s drug and food testing labs. Also referenced are nurses and a widening role for women in education, with stray lines about smuggling and wartime conditions in foreign markets.
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Burdick
Kansas
School of Pharmacy
University
Lincoe
School of Medicine
Destin Sh. Chuibine
Dust Poot
Garroltydd
Aris Am Sein
Glin Penmplin
Lanuers
Thes Studenis
BOS
Sapir Ray
University of Khainas
United States
Brie
Ais
Charles 5
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Trot
Coa
Vrover
Elva
Dbpa
Eneni
Dent
Nu Waren
Yeoman
Miss Wien Mekee
den James W. Green
Ays
Senio
Wil Last
Bell Mearartech Hospital
Ie Rosedale
Widversite
Sehooll Oth Vadue Vation
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Arvin Se Olin
Nioe
University Enrollment and Programs Highlight State Support
The article surveys university enrollment, noting state funding through legislative appropriations and various college divisions. It details current student numbers, school enrollments in Arts, Engineering, Education, and Fine Arts, and mentions summer sessions, post graduate work, and the aim to prepare teachers for state public schools.
Alpine Mists Battle I Swiss and Italian Forces Clash
Swiss soldiers and guides report artillery duels and fortified passes along the Stelvio route between Italy and Austria high in the Alps. Italian batteries seek lines from lower ridges while clouds obscure shots as Red Cross workers struggle to reach wounded near the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariie
Bayind
Sry
Isolal
Geneva
Notable Kitngad Faculty Linked to Praternal Air
The University of Kitngad faculty show strong ties to the Praternal Air movement. Senior figures include Chancellor Jar Prank Strong head of the high selval. Blackmar dean of the Graduate School. S.C Skilton former dean of the Selwal of Kine Arts. L Johns of the Sebovld Education. W Burdick law professor and advisory board member. TW Vanihte patent law professor. H Gitay. Stevens. J W O Carritt now at Stanford. W Dawing professor. Virginia. Thanisten general counsel. Merle Thorpe department head of Journatisan and president of the SN inte llehal Association of Teachers of Journalism.
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University of Kitngad
Praternal Air
Hancel Jar Prank Strong
High Selval
Blackmar
S.C) Skilton
He Selwal
Kine Arts
Tragedy On Great Lakes Steamer Eastland
Passengers mostly picnickers on the Eastland bound for a day outing when the steel steamship listed and capsized in the Chicago river estuary. About 300 to 800 believed drowned as life preservers and boats evacuated hundreds from the wreck. Rescue efforts continued as officials reported figures and additional survivors and casualties.
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Eastland
Chicago
Til
Easthuud
Ler Dork
Steauwr
Rleetric Rompany
Michigane
Chines
Haskell Largest Indian School grows and expands
The Haskell Institute in Kansas, established to educate Native American youth, reports enrollment rising from 35 in 184 to 835 last year. It details facilities, staff housing, and federal appropriations enabling expansion at Lawrence and nearby Caldwell, with students traveling from tribes across the United States to attend.
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Heinkell Institute
Sethedee
Veneeds
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
United States
Haskell
Vader
Ty Pong
Tee Soermit
Listrieg
Darliizion
Okahoma
Caldwell
Kansas
Ron
Chasennes
Lyles Ae
Roy
New York
Maskell
Mission Valley
Coxe Kennedy
Hix
Louisiana
Targeast
Tidiana Haskell
Texas
Oklahoma
Indiana
Missori
Butions
Indians
Rer
Haskell Indian Institute Commencement and Traditions
The article covers Haskell Institute's early program setup, buildings, and shifts toward practical trades. It highlights annual commencements with student awards for graduates, theatre and athletic events, and a strong emphasis on Indian culture and education, noting notable alumni, faculty, and performances.
Burlingame Boys Official F A U Band Named
Burlingame youths form the official F A U band after a long recruitment drive. About thirty players aged twelve to fourteen boost the group with a year and a half of growth and a new roster of twenty to thirty members. The list includes cornetists, trombonists, clarinetists, saxophonists, a tuba player, snare drums and a conductor, with regular practices and a forthcoming trip to Joplin for a reunion event.
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UA Great State School For Lawrerge
Liberal Arts
Engineering
Barolled
Weber
Anata Ain
Stlad
Sinter
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Naule
Holinson
Dale Gareerner
Uwinibers
Trenellius
Gross
Mr Shea
Atudent
Jon MM
Phebes
Car State i
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Qnealieine
Phiarmoley
Bie Rime
Marvin Wall
University OF Kansas - Lawrence
Europe
A. U
K. U
Frank Belong
Meier
SIMKS
Theodore Roosevelt
Mie Minstrand
Welock
Trent Ue
Istland
Sanmel Cari Notene
CG. Dindap
Obie
Misra Stevens
Northport
Michigan
Lawrence's School
Waele
Canineetinnthy University
Nother
School of Laan At
Hin Heise Authority
Isi
Weriat
Serview Fund Br
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Che Baw Tin
Bune Wiek
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Lie
Lekell Frati Institute
Tiltleness Notking
Eagh
Tinal
York
Acamat
Amor Simlents
Bert
Sinmun Redbird
Tre Vidi Srboul
Nebsa
Jean
Nath
Cayo
Michisan
Goulitter
Sheawin
Noc
Fort Defiance
Arizona
Shawnee
Santa Feo
Valalip
Hiawatha
Aulother
Awhiel
Lone
Hekeb
Nakoutis
Lawrence Nauht Wells
Traskell Shadguts
Burlingame Boys
F. A. U Band
Fraternal Aid Band
Paul
Tim
Cataver
Lenka
Tines
Llewil Tandel
Gale Cornet
Vatshall Harkinvs
Sola Cornet
Sear Beverly
Clarence Chaztiedl
Sola Corrnet
Iiving McCrutchsen
Dst
Edgar Tush
Est Cornet Rohund Miner
Istra Osmor Heut
Ec ' Passel
Eula Alte
Y Ista Lie
Ilkenson
Sole
Tain
Deas
Alvin Stephe
Glenn Bews
Harald Fast
Lst
Wembore
Harold Stodard
Jean Agner
Howard Smith
Sale
Robert Peart
Edwin Larson
CL Bratton
Ovary
Roy Indauek
Bere Logis
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