Babson Warns Westward Central Area To Save Nation
Babson argues in a Florida letter that only a world spiritual awakening can avert World War III and that shifting government power and industry toward a central inland area will save the country. He cites Eureka as the geographic center and urges Utopia-like development to unite and strengthen the nation, aligning with Harvard DeVoto on eastern cities draining growth.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Washington
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Fureka
United Es
Asa Kitt
Utopia
Aberea
Pass
Harvard de Voto
Harper's
Kan City Airways seeks air service expansion plan
Washington dispatch reports Ivcar city aeronautics board to permit re area service at Kan The line proposes an upper pattern of air service on 10 routes out of Kansas City and would offer local service to several communities.
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Washington
Mar
Gas City Airways
Ivcar Citi
Dr Gaston Outlines M E L N C Studies
The division of the conference will report on film use in teaching music. Dr Gaston serves on national M E L N C committees for membership and activities college curriculum and teacher training. His research covers the psychological and physiological effects of music on individual behavior.
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M.eln.c
Dr. Gaston
Gaston
Pineapple Industry Sees Labor Saving Machines
In San Francisco, new pineapple industry machines reduce hard labor. A harvesting unit mounted on a truck uses an endless belt to drop ripe fruit. another device will plant nine sprouts. Weeding is now done without hand hoes, and a method sprays emissions over grain seeds near the surface.
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San Francisco
Midsummer Night's Dream in a Bright Evening Program
A quirky notice describes a Shakespearean performance titled Midsummer Night's Dream presented as light entertainment. It mentions a lively, humorous tone and an upbeat, engaging audience experience tuned for a summer event.
A Midsummer Night's Dream Opens Three Night Run at Fraser
Yunny production stages a fanciful Theatrical run at Fraser theater with an all-student cast delivering high standard performances. Bernice Brady as Helena and James Gettys as Bottom receive standout praise for their consistently fine characterizations and strong audience applause.
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Bernice Brady
Helena
James Gettys
Bottom
Glenna Thyson
Hermia
Rom Rea
Jsander
Herb Harvey
I Margaret G . Nelsah
Song
Met Ng
Crafton Stages Forest Themed Play With Elves as Stagehands
Crafton staged a wood set production using Elves as helper characters for comic effect. Stage Manager Don Dixon aided in creating an excellent forest illusion with careful lighting and color blends. Much credit is given to the overall production.
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Crafton
The
Forest
Don Dixon
Regional Air Service Debate Calls for Level Route
The board is urged to give the company a chance to prove the necessity of a level mile that would not simply serve as a feeder. References Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Citahoma noting 73 communities lack air service and urging action to restore connectivity.
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Citahoma
Crmps
Citation to Jameson for Services on War Fronts
Henry Jameson, partner and business manager of the Abilene Reflector Chronicle, received a War Department citation from Lieutenant Colonel Forrest G. Fleischman at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner in the Lamar Hotel ballroom Abilene Kansas Monday evening. Jameson served overseas as an Associated Press war correspondent with the Eighth Air Force in England, wounded on Normandy Beach, later air editor for the Associated Press in England, and returned to work in the United States before resuming duties in Abilene. Notable guests included C. M. Harper and Senator Hal Harlan of Manhattan.
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Abilene Rejector Chronicle
Forrest G. Fleischman
Kansas Military District
Commere Uwner
Lamar Hotel
Abilene
Kansas
Trenps
Europe
Jameson
Associated Press
Eighth American Air Force
England
Burnpean
Normandy
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Daneson
Lawrence Daily Journal-World R
Absvne Reflector-Chrenele
C. M. Harper
The
Reflector Chronicle
Hal Harlan Ifromy
Manhattan
Kansas Men to Speak on Tulsa Music Program
Dr. E Thayer Gaston and Prof. James Nickerson of the University of Kansas music education department will appear at the four day bi annual Music Educators National Conference in Tulsa Oklahoma Dr Gaston will present a paper on Functional Music as chairman of the national committee on functional music and will also speak publicly Nickerson serves as chairman of the film committee for the southwest region
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E. Thayer Gaston
James Nickerson
Department of Music Education
University of Kansas
Apnear
Tulsa
Okla
Gaston
Indus
Nickersay
Southwest
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