Eisenhower Likely Columbia Next Year to Head University
Washington reports Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, awaiting release from active duty, is eyed to become Columbia University president with approval from the President and War Secretary. Maj. Gen. Bradley is noted as possible successor as Army Chief of Staff if Eisenhower steps into academia. Columbia trustees and officials anticipate his appointment to lead the 193 year old institution.
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Variety meats for economical daily dishes
If you want plenty of variety in your seat dishes from day to day, forget the variety meat sweetbreads kidneys etc they are very economical and tops in nutritional value.
Bell fund reaches three groups for WWI Memorial tower
Memorial fund members of the class of 1922 at the University of Kansas have contributed 1035 for a bell to crown the World War I Memorial tower. The drive continues with donations from many organizations and individual gifts. The class originally gifted a floor clock now in the Memorial Union.
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Reese Wonders About Gil Shipment Amid Home Shortage
Washington reports Rep Reese urged reducing oil exports to Russia as shortages loom. He called for prioritizing domestic needs and questioned why shipments to Russia would ease U S. shortages. He suggested oil could be reserved for military use if necessary, framing a debate on national energy policy.
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Opening 1917 University Concert Series in Heel and Harum
The University of Kansas concert series opens with the Chapel choir from the University of California, Columbus, Ohio, presenting a program titled Heel and Harium. Snyder conducts, performing a mix of sacred and popular fare as part of the summer session.
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