Kansas State site eyed for 19 million animal lab
Kansas legislators urged a $19 million Agriculture Department animal disease research lab be placed at Kansas State College in Manhattan. Senator Carlson said the Manhattan site meets requirements and may receive property at no charge. a delegation would attend hearings in St Louis on June 1.
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Aviatrix and Hindu judge in Riverside Congress race
In Riverside a famed aviatrix Jacqueline Covh Jum and naturalized Hindu judge Dalip Soundtudge will face off in November for Congress. Covh Jum won her party's nomination in a Tuesday primary as a Repahisan candidate and first woman to fix faster than sound. Soundtudge, a town ship court judge, was the Democrats' overwhelming choice. He pledged to visit the Middle East and India if elected and to showcase American democracy in practice.
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Water report on Sheriye geology issued by Kansas University
A new study from the State Geological Survey at Kansas University details geology and ground water resources of Sheriye. The report is available free at the Geological Survey office for interested readers.
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Geological Survey Office
Prime Ribs A La Scrivner Served Free to Congress
Prime ribs of beef from Kansas City Kansas will be served free today at the House restaurant to members of Congress their employees and Capitol newsmen Rep Scrivner R Kansas had been telling colleagues about the Kansas City shipment and the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce and Armour & Co sent about 1600 pounds of prime ribs to the Capitol crew
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Woman Vows Not to Drive After Mishap
A Topeka woman Myra Moore of Ottawa was fined 25 cents in a wrongful death case after her car failed to yield to a pedestrian, killing Johnny Tal. His parents and Mrs Hardy said they would not seek harsh punishment for the driver due to age and urged restraint, adding they wished she would not operate a vehicle again.
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History of mass communications course at state university
In Iowa City assistant professor Andrews teaches a journalism history course titled Hist. Mass. Comm. He gathers seven students after the semester, noting their embossed books and urging them not to claim they earned nothing from the class.
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