Kent says rural schools lag city systems in several ways
Dr R A Kent, dean of the School of Education and director of the university summer session, argues America has the greatest school system but notes persistent inequalities. He cites shorter rural school years, one room schools with lighter buildings, and teachers handling many classes. He urges standards and differentiated minimas for able students.
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School of Education
the. University
Thhe University
América
Dean Kent
Thirir
Batts
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Non-Union Miners March to Close Rough Mines
A crowd estimated at 400, traveling by automobile, moved from Terre Haute aiming to close mines now employing non union workers. Reports say they succeeded in shutting several mines and head toward mines near Clinton, Easonville, and beyond. Three pay murder penalty.
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Clinton Watid
Easonville
Welsh clubs to meet at annual convention in Ohio
National Women's Welsh clubs of America will gather in Canton, Ohio for their annual convention from June 26 to 29. The first business session is scheduled for June 27, followed by evening entertainment and continued sessions through Wednesday. Delegates will visit the Home for Aged Welsh People at Gates Mills near Cleveland by special car. An officers and trustees reception is planned for Monday evening. Dorothy Wermer spent the day in Topeka.
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Women’s ‘Elsh- Clubs “of America
Antidal
Mills
Cleveland
West
Georgia
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