Kansas University faculty awards announced for seven scholars
Seven KU faculty members receive Watkins Scholarships funded by the Greater Beloiters Fund and Elizabeth McWatkins Estate via the KU Endowment Association. Recipients include Branner, Cram, Nygard, Saricks, Samson Jr, Sokal, and Sternfeld, each pursuing summer research with travel grants and stipends to focus on projects in Gothic architecture, distillation efficiency, Scandinavian ballad transitions, trypsin inhibition, factor analysis, and modern logic.
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Watkins
Furnor
Mienders
Kansas University
Cherise
Franklin PD
Greater Biewers Fund
Elizabeth Mc Wuoatkin
KO Endowment Association
Rata Branner
Kenneth TH Cram
Hotgar QO. Nygard
Ambrose Saricks
Frederick F. Samson Jr
Robert PB Sokal
Robert Sternfeld
AIL
Sretan Committee
Prefs A Baron Leonard
Ethan PooAllen
Chari F. Weinsng
James Ro Seaver
Robert Vosper
Branner
Cram
Nygard
Scandinavia
Copenhagen
Denmark
Oslo
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
K.U. Endowment Association
Saricks
Longwood
Kennett Square
Duo Pont
Samson
Sokal
Sternfeld
Weather Bureau to Install 105 Tornado Warning Bells
The Weather Bureau proposes a 105 station network across Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Texas to warn of imminent tornadoes and severe storms. Dr Morris Tepper announced a pressure jump theory and a bell alert device that signals a pressure rise to a central station with dispersed reports via police and fire stations.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Morris Tepper
Weather Bureau
Washington
Tepper
Popeka
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Youngster Left in N M Definitely Identified
Elise Cardullo, superintendent of a Delaware home for handicapped children, identified the abandoned boy as 3 year old Jimmy Trout of Wilmington, Del. She will seek custody before Dist. Judge J. V. Gallegos. The child was found Feb. 13 near Tucumcari in cold, bruised and scarred. Sheriff A. P. Garnett has issued an abandonment warrant for his parents, Mr and Mrs Carl Trout, who left Wilmington for a vacation.
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Carl Trout
Wilmington
Slav unions back in fold under Moscow led World Federation
Roman Yugoslav trade unions have quietly rejoined the World Federation of Labor after a 1950 expulsion following Tito's rift with Soviet Russia. The federation announced the reconciliation in a speech to the congress of Italy's Communist led General Confederation of Labor.
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ROMEP
World Federation of Labor
Tito
Soviet
Russia
Federation
General Confederation of Labor
Rhee Liberal Party Opens Seoul Convention For Nominees
The liberal party in Seoul begins its national convention to select presidential and vice presidential candidates. Political sources expect President Rhee to be nominated for a third term. He will turn 31 this month.
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Seoul
Syneman Rhee
Liberal Party
Rhee
New Plans Outlined On Child Activities
Administrators and faculty from the Social Work and Child Study departments outlined new plans for child activities at the Meetiew Center. The central office will be located in the basement of the newly remodeled Borey Hall, with staff including Dr Cornelius Po Goetvinger and Dr Arden Miller among others.
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Drokirk Woosh
Othe Psyeteeven
Chrae
Tortyendian Collister
Tradime Bureau
Robert Radkesay
Mpotessep Af
Abe Mentare
Alfred Moore
Pdna Und
Tome Economies
Schiefed
Grant's Tomb Turned Over to Federal Government
Governor Averell Harriman signed a bill authorizing New York City to transfer Grant's Tomb to the federal government. Mayor Robert Wagner pressed the measure after saying the tomb would become a national memorial. The New York City site currently bears about $11,165 of annual upkeep and maintenance costs.
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Albany
NOY
Averell Harriman
New York City
Grant
Robert Foo Waener
TS Interiar Department
Ulysses So Grant
New York
Mechanization Helps but Life Still Rugged for Farmers
Robe reports on farming life as machinery reduces backbreaking tasks yet farmers still endure hard labor. Despite tractors and new implements easing planting and harvesting, weather, markets, and costs keep rural life demanding for families and communities.
Uncertain excerpt on livestock tech and industrial farming practices
A disjointed text describes New South Wales farming innovation and a livestock facility using ramps, turntables, and artificial insemination to manage 2500 cows. It claims a 30 acre plant, dehorning, no pasturing, and sterile rams for sheep breeding with meticulous records.
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Agency
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Jackie Gleason
Indiana
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