Careers Conference at Kansas University Planned
The Associated Women Students at the University of Kansas will hold the annual Careers Conference March 14 to 17 with sessions in physical education journalism home economics and more. Key speakers include Mable Lee Elizabeth Hutcheson Dorothy Dyer Maud Ellisworth and Lucille Hildinger. A tea for all women students is set for Corbin Hall next Wednesday at 4 pm.
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University of Kansas
Margaret Meeks
House of Representatives of
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Mias Jean Dressler
Lawrence
K. U
Memorial Union
A.W.S. House of Representatives
Mable Lee
Sity
Family Passity
Elizabeth Hutcheson
K.U. Medical Center
Dorothy Dyer
Univerity of Minnesota
K. W. Bennett
John Taylors Ry Goods Company
Kansas City
Mai Turkington
The
Kansas Transporter
Helen Skilton
K.U Art
Kansas Ci
Frances Urban
American Home Economics Association
Washington D. C
Maud Ellisworth
KLU
Elin Jorgenson
K.U. Music
Harriet Yeckel
K.U. Plasy
Cora Downs
K.U. Bacteriorology
Lucille Hildinger
Wichita High School
Jaqueline Keaster
Iowa University
Corbin Hall
Plea for ROTC and new academies outlined
Representative Scrivner proposes early ROTC training in universities with one year post graduate courses at service academies and a third academy for air training. He notes costs around four thousand dollars per man versus sixteen to eighteen thousand at full academies. He questions Kansas prospects for an air academy site amid Texas and Oklahoma competition.
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Military Academy
West Point
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Air Corps
Naa
Oklahoma
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Missouri
Texas
Kansas
Kilday
D.-Tex
Randolph Field
Texms
County Attorneys To Study The Liquor Law
Topeka March 10 Kansas county attorneys will examine the new state liquor control law at a Wichita meeting March 2. Topics include duties under the control, enforcement matters, and a statewide forum site and date were set by the Kansas County Attorney association executive committee after a preliminary discussion with Fatzer. Milton S. Eisenhower, Kansas State college president, said liquor will continue to be prohibited on campus at Manhattan. Alan L. Jordan of Lawrence is among 3,800 students enrolled at Pittsburg Kansas State college for the spring semester.
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Kansas
Wichita
Torney
Harold R
Fatzer
Kansas County Attorney Association
K-State
Manhattan
Kar
Kansas State College
Milton S. Eisenhower
Allends College
Fineburg
Alan L. Jordon
Lawrence
Pittsburg
Gordon
Herbert Gordon
New York
Tigers Bite The Hand That Trains Them In Miami
North Miami's Capt. Roman Proske, owner of America’s only tiger farm, has spent 34 years training big cats without weapons. He bears numerous scars, teaches tigers through understanding and confidence, and survives attacks that left him hospitalized a dozen times.
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Miami
Fla
Mar
Capt
Roman Proske
Proske
America
North Miami
Association For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Hiiltern
Cate
Havana
Descendant Of Composer To Lecture At University
Friedelind Wagner, granddaughter of Richard Wagner, will speak at the University of Kansas Fine Arts convocation on May 2. Her talk titled Twilight and Dawn Over Germany will also headline the annual Fine Arts Day banquet that evening as part of Music Week May 1 to 7.
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University of Kansas Fine Arts
Donald M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Friedelind Wagner
Richar Wagner
Germany
Rural Smoker Preparations Underway in Lawrence
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce plans the 16th annual rural acquaintance smoker on March 22 at the Lawrence Community Building. E R Zook urges all farmers in the trade territory to attend, noting invitations may miss some. Ticket reservations are limited to 59 per firm, with a buffet supper, entertainment, and get acquainted conversations scheduled from 8 p.m. The event aims to strengthen farmer businessman ties and show appreciation for cooperation.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Lawrence Trade Territory
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Zook
L. Luke Smith
Conrad McGrew
Ben Barteldes
Simon Hur
List of Names in Local Ledger Detailing Residents
A long street ledger item lists numerous individuals including Douglas Keene Jay Harris Walter Love Clarence Knape Bob Hopkins O H Correa Russell Steen Murray Lydie Robert Weeks Clark Morton Jr John Robinson Bill Bodin Al Brooks Dick Keene Arch Kennedy Andy Hess Henry Lofflin Blackie Sanders Joe Drake Warren Decker Paul Kirk Patrick Gib Francis John Pike E P Addy August Kolterman William Kollender Junius Underwood Lee Swimley E J Simmons Lee Miller Bob Charlton Blondie Matthews Clayton Stone Leo Ousdahl Earl Marriott George Ware John Schrader Buddy Hanna A A Haverty.
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Douglas Keene
Jay Harris
Walter Love
Clarence Knape
Bob Hopkins
O. H. Correa
Russell Steen
Murray Lydie
Robert Weeks
Clark Morton, Jr
John Robinson
Bill Bodin
al Brooks
Dick Keene
Arch Kennedy
Andy Hess
Henry Lofflin
Blackie Sanders
Joe Drake
Warren Decker
Paul Kirkpatrick
Gib Francis
John Pike
E. P. Addy
August Kolterman
William Kollender
Junius
Administration wage hour bill advances with narrow vote
Washington March 10 The wage hour bill backed by the administration cleared the House Labor Committee by a single vote and was later rendered 15 to 6. It aims to raise the national minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents and extend coverage to workers in retail stores earning more than 500 dollars.
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Washington
Mar
House Labor Committee
House
Lecinsk
D.-Mich
Industrial wage law changes debated by committee
The administration failed to gain two key points in a wage law review. A recommendation to raise the scent minimum to one dollar an hour in certain industries was rejected, and broadening the law to cover all activities affecting commerce was also declined. The AFL and CIO proposal to include large industrial farm workers under minimum wage protections was denied, keeping farm laborers exempt.
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