Faculty Protests Salary Parity at Kansas State College
Kansas State faculty and alumni criticized the state board of regents for raising President F D Farrell to 9000 and leaving Chancellor elect Deane Mallott at 10000, arguing against unequal pay. AAUP members urge a bracketing system to prevent perks for taller officers and preserve parity between Kansas State College and the University of Kansas. The debate foregrounds equity in salaries at state-supported institutions.
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State Board of Regents
F. D. Farrell
Kansas State College
Deane W. Malott
University of Kansas
Kansas State
Regents
Farrell
Malott
C. E. Rogers
K-State
American Association of University Professors
Gaylord Munson
Junction City
Kansas State Alumni Association
Grover Poole
Manhattan
Board of Regents
Poole
Rogers
Fine Showing by Alford Clarke Auxiliary No 852 in Kansas
Delegates from the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars report top ranking in Kansas for buddy poppy sales. Alford Clarke Auxiliary sold 2006 and submitted 100 percent committee reports. Lottie Bottom elected department president Mamie Perrin chosen president of the second district. Reese Burns of Burlington won the state essay contest with the 1939 topic True Americanism How Best to Achieve It.
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Department
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Alford-Clarke
Department of Kansas
Lottie Bottom
Mamie Perrin
Osawatomie
Reese Burns
Burlington
Y. F. W. Post
Washburn College
Roosevelt Signs Reorganization Plan Into Effect
President Roosevelt signed a resolution directing the reorganization of the executive branch to take effect July 1. The act allows grouping agencies into units handling welfare lending and security and includes interdepartmental bureau shifts. The Senate and House previously voted down disapproval resolutions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Stutz Returns From Wichita Legion Boy's State Role
John Stutz came back from Wichita where he served as an instructor for American Legion Boy's State, guiding organization and conduct of city government for the youths.
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American Legion Boy’s State
John Stutz
Wichita
Stutz to Address Sunflower Girls State Delegates in Topeka
State school for young men teaches democracy basics with the Kansas League of Municipalities playing a key role. Stutz lectured before two general assemblies and will speak next week to Sunflower Girl's State delegates in Topeka, a Legion Auxiliary program.
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Kansas League of Municipalities
Stutz
Sunflower Girl's State
Topeka
American Legion Auxiliary
Twister Strikes Mooreland Oklahoma During Storm
A 6 A twister with a hail storm hit Mooreland Oklahoma late yesterday unroofing a house smashing two garages and leveling trees and communication lines No injuries reported.
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Mooreland
Okla
Oklahoma
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