University of Kansas Hospital Uses High Student Health Demand
The Watkins Memorial hospital and dispensary served 84 percent of KU's 4 854 students last year. About 11.76 visits per student were recorded with 1 231 admitted for illness. Exams aided ROTC and CAD training, 2 399 tuberculin tests, 6 799 treatments, 3 057 personal consultations, 103 mental hygiene consults, and 51 operations. No deaths occurred.
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University of Kansas
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Watkins Hospital
R.O.T.C
CAA
NYA
National Defense
Senate committee reshuffle names Connally chair foreign relations
The Democratic steering committee named Senator Connally to chair the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Senator George moves to Finance, Hatch becomes Privileges and Elections chair. Lee and Tannen join Foreign Relations to fill vacancies from Harrison’s death and Harrison’s elevation to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Democratic Steering Committee
Connally
D.-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
D.ga
Finance Committee
Hatch
Privileges and Elections Committee
Senate
Finany
Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
D.-Nev
Harrison
D.-Miss
Lee
D.-Okla
Tannell
D.-Del
Kardatzke Returns as Pastor After Two Month Trip
The Church of God welcomed Rev. E Kardatzke home with more than 100 people in the basement last night. He spent two months traveling in the central and eastern United States as representative and student solicitor for Anderson College and Theological Seminary. He will speak at mid week services tonight. In his absence Rev. E L Busch filled the pulpit.
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Church of God
E. Erdatzke
United States
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Kardatzke
E. L. Busch
Kansas Junior CCC Vacancies Leave Quota Unfilled
Toveka of the Kansas social welfare board reports junior CCC camps for 17 to 23 year old men are not filled. Nine camps lack recruits including Burliveton Concor dia Council Grove Marysville Nelodeesha and Rovel for white youths and Effingham Parsons and Wellington for black youths.
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Pi—Ben H. Tohreon
Social Welfare Board
Kansas CCC Selective Agency
Kansas
Burliveton
Concordia
Council Grove
Marysville
Neodéesha
Effingham
Parsons
Wellington
Milligan Injured in Topeka Highway Crash
Frank E. Milligan state business manager is in a Topeka hospital with a fractured pelvic bone and a broken left finger after a collision on U S 24 near the Shawnee Jefferson county line. He rests informed as two young Topeka residents, Jane Vanita and John Ingenthron, were involved. Vanita treated for a facial cut and released.
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Topeka
Frank E. Milligan
U.S. 24
Shawnee-Jeffer
Son County
Milligan
Fort Scott
Jane Vanita
John Ingenthron
Miss Vanita
Ingenthron
State Social Welfare Board
Ben.h. Johnson
Welfare Board
Thailand in Japanese travelogues linked to Singapore plan
Japanese strategists may view Thailand as a foray point toward a land strike on Singapore Britain's Far East bastion. The piece notes travelogue interest in Thailand as Tokyo eyes broader Southeast Asian objectives in wartime context.
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Little Kingdom of
Thailand
Singapore
Britain
Far
Gibraltar
Kansas Championship Rodeo Set for Neodesha Dates
Neodesha Kansas will host the State Championship rodeo from August 7 to 10. The event promises to be one of the state's most thrilling sports spectacles with excitement expected from competitors and spectators alike.
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Neodesha
Kan
Beutler Brothers Farm to Supply Rodeo Acts for August Show
The program features Brahma bulls and bucking broncos from Beutler Brothers farm Elk City Oklahoma with the Kansas Cowboy band performing. Roping and riding by Cecil Cornish Nancy Howe Tommy and Alice Privett clowning burlesque bull fighting by Jimmy Nesbitt and a Premiere Queen contest. Night shows run two and a half hours August 7 8 and 9 with a matinee August 10 and a grand opening parade.
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Beutler Brothers
Elk City
Oklo
Kansas Cowboy Band
Cecil Cornish
Nancy Howe
Tommy
Alice Privett
Jimmy Nesbitt
Hopkins in Russia on surprise Lend-Lease visit
Moscow July 30 Harry Hopkins coordinator of the United States lend lease program arrived by plane on a surprise visit from London to discuss Soviet needs with Russian officials. He was accompanied by two United States Army officers Brig Gen.
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Moscow
Harry Hopkins
London
Red Army
Nazi Germany
United States Army
McNarney and Alison discuss with Soviet mission in Moscow
Joseph T. McNarney and Lieut. John R. Alison of the air corps meet with Soviet officials in Moscow as Washington officials probe parallel talks with Lieut. Gen. Filip Golikov and engineer General Repin on a special mission. In London Hopson vowed aid to China and Russia. He may have left London last night and his plans were unclear.
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Joseph T. McNarney
John R. Alison
Air Corps
Washington
United States
Filip Golikov
Repin
London
America
China
Russia
Moscow
State relief costs dip in June in Kansas
Topeka reports relief outlay in June at 1 492 910 dollars, down from May's 1 689 803 and last year's 1 618 612. Average payments to the aged stayed at 20.22 dollars, while general assistance averaged 16.53, dependent blind 21.72, and dependent children 30.35.
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Topeka
Kansas
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