Faculty Approves Repeating Course and Major Overhauls
University of Kansas liberal arts faculty endorsed repeating the experimental Social Belage survey course next year with minor changes and studied proposed group majors in physical biology and social science. The action included reorganizing course hours, approving some department title changes, and adjusting workload rules while reporting on student evaluations and probation outcomes.
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Test Your Knowledge Question Pack Review
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Strikers Defy Order to Vacate at Chrysler Plants
Sit-down strikers at Chrysler Jefferson avenue Highland Park and Dodge plants defy an order to vacate. Pickets chant for Wilcox as improvised bands and placards protest exclusions, wage cuts, and job insecurity. Martin refuses to meet Murphy committee, vows sit-downs end only when causes vanish.
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John McCormack Ends 28 Year Song Career
Buffalo March 17 veteran Irish tenor John McCormack retires after 28 years of concert fame. He told an American audience he is through with concerts and will live as a private citizen. At 52 he plans a rest with his wife, traveling from Chicago to California for a vacation.
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K U Football Drills to Resume After Snow Delays
Kansas University spring football practice to resume tomorrow after noon as Coach Ad Lindsey announced. Jayhawker candidates had been idle due to snow mud and mid semester exams. The staff hopes to continue drills without further interruptions and urges available players to attend. Former Larned banker F Roy West dies at 48 after 10 day illness in Wichita. Roy West was a field agent for Ion Credit Corporation and formerly resided in Larned and Peabody. Orville Stone and his wife visited Kansas City yesterday.
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Relief Clients to Get Garden Seeds
The poor commissioner urges relief families to garden this spring. Case workers will collect seed applications and approve them for distribution by the county. Planting time is here and plots will be provided for those without ground. Seeds cover beans beets cabbage carrots cucumbers lettuce onions and more. The Woodlawn canning kitchen will operate again for relief families, aiming for each family to can at least 200 quarts of vegetables.
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Beer Regulation Bill Through House Continues
The state House advances the beer regulation bill amid ongoing debate. Rep Wilford Riegle predicts the session may extend up to three weeks from Saturday to finish work, with a third night of sessions planned to push the land and water conservancy measure forward.
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Miss Moore Soprano to Perform With Stradi Varius Quartet
Miss Meribah Moore, KU music faculty soprano, and the Stradi Varius Quartet present a half hour program on KFKU tonight from 6 to 6 30. Moore will sing Once Loved a Boy with Ruth Orcutt. The quartet will follow with works starting at 8 16, featuring Danen in F, Dvorak Fi at, and Mozart.
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Oratorio by First Methodist Choir on Palm Sunday
The Wesleyan chorus under Dorothy Enlow Miller will perform The Crucifixion by Sir John Stainer at the Palm Sunday service 7:45 PM. Soloists Ray Wright Herlan Lord and Richard O'Donnell will be featured with orchestra members Carroll Nichols Walton Ingham Anna Lee Hazen G Criss Simpson.
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Lawrence Busy Night For Regents And KU Officials
Reports from Lawrence detail a hectic evening for Kansas University athletic officials and regents as Chicago sources noted Arthur Lonborg's resignation to become KU athletic director. Calls poured in to Dr. W W Davis and others in Topeka Kansas City and Lawrence amid rumors and meetings.
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Elite crowd fills tame wrestling night at Robinson gym
An upbeat intramural event drew a lively, elite crowd led by Pi Beta Phi freshmen and upperclass sisters. Referee Leon Bauman watched matches while an appointed manicurist kept nails trimmed. Other campus notes include KU journalism students returning from Omaha interviews, Easter vacation a week away, and a St Patrick theme with engineers in green sweaters.
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Deaths and Funerals W. O. Anderson
W. O. Anderson veteran commission merchant and father of two former Kansas University football players died yesterday in a Topeka hospital of heart disease at age 69. He had been hospitalized since December 29 and was president of the Anderson commission house with branches in Lawrence and Topeka. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, and three sons. William E. Anderson of Topeka and R. Joe Anderson of Salina, both former KU lettersmen and Phi Delta Theta members, are noted. Owl 4-H Club reorganized as Lecompton 4-H with Doris Holloway elected president and a slate of officers. Memorial Hospital improving accident victim Wendell Emrick.
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University of Kansas Band Concert Details
The University of Kansas second division band performs in K U auditorium Thursday at 3 30 pm under Rex Conner Bruce Lamb and Gurtis Johnson with a program including The Trojan Prince Puclk and Gillatte Festival Spirit. James Van Dyck will conduct and four degrees are granted at the event.
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KU Fine Arts Faculty Recommends Degrees
At a recent meeting of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts four students were recommended for degrees. Lawrence Spalsbury, Lawrence, bachelor of music education. Dorothy Eleanor Wilson, Lawrence, bachelor of fine arts design major. Mary Helena Kelley, Canon City Colorado, bachelor of music education. Zonella Emerson Bailey, Denver Colorado, bachelor of music voice major.
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Altar Society of St John’s Meets Tomorrow
The Altar Society of St John’s church will hold a meeting at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon in the parish hall.
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Market News: Day in Wall Street on Buying Spree
Buying forces drove activity on Wall Street as trading picked up in New York with stronger demand throughout the session. Investors pushed shares higher amid renewed confidence and continued interest in rail and related stocks.
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Market gains and turmoil on stock and commodity futures
Traders described broad gains in stocks led by New York Central Santa Fe and Baltimore and Ohio while labor tensions and the Chrysler strike deadlock kept many issues subdued. Wheat futures rose to near four year highs amid export curb fears and Liverpool demand, with the French franc weakening on Paris political unrest as rail shares led the top movers.
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Industrial stocks stumble in midday market rally
A ragged rally faded in the afternoon as leaders like Southern Pacific and Union Carbide drifted, while the seizure of assets by the government weighed on the sector. Major names including Westinghouse, Du Pont, Bethlehem Steel, and U.S. Steel fluctuated as copper and lead prices moved, and transportation observers offered mixed signals.
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Pension Accord Aims to Save Systems 50 Million
A new pension accord targets substantial savings, estimating about 50 million dollars over eight years. The proposal outlines cost reductions across the system, with a preliminary period noted and implications for the week ahead.
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Mrs E W Martin Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
The family of E W Martin expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and the beautiful flowers sent during the illness, sickness, and death of their husband and father.
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