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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1947
Page
5
Havana reports inflation and sugar prosperity enriching big planters while midlevel Cubans face rising costs. Observers note stark contrasts between wealth and poverty, with many in the middle class slipping toward indigence as street life and baseball culture shape daily existence.
The annual student faculty conference at the University will be held on Saturday in Lawrence County. Sponsored by Sachem and Mortar Board, the event brings together students and faculty with Mrs. Len Hauch ey of Concordia as president. A committee of faculty members was appointed for the first time at last night’s meeting to evaluate four topics.
A partial document mentions consideration of student benefits and stipends in university programs. It references honors in all classes and the need to address stipend inclusion in curricula, with emphasis on equitable access and academic recognition. The text is incomplete but points to policy discussions affecting financial support and honors.
Lawrence students from the University of Kansas earned cash prizes for design work. Marien from Dixford led with a top prize, while Burns and Raymond from Lawrence and Topeka respectively won additional $5 and $10 awards. Eldon Tefft of Lawrence collected two prizes. Other winners included Lucile Sterkel and Emperi Carslyn Campbell.
Bradford Pa reports the death of Herbert T Morian at age 98 who helped buy oil from the Drake well and advocated early natural gas heating He was among the first to use gas for heating and lived through the Crees field development era noted for a 1st medal in a trade show event
The Grant township C P A will hold a party Friday evening at eight o'clock at the hall. Members will present a talent program. Refreshments will be served.
William J. Broderick leads the Capitol Police with 19 years in the Pennsylvania State Police and Army service. Lt. Ballinger trains rookies on conduct, dress, and enforceable rules in the Capitol complex and surrounding grounds. The 142 officers operate in three eight hour shifts with base pay plus overtime, handling frequent confrontations with individuals opposed to the government. Broderick, tall and 99 years old, plans a home in Arlington and enjoys fishing and nuts.
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