County engineers weigh Federal Aid road plan in Douglas County
Douglas County engineer E E Larson outlines the Federal Aid Secondary System plan with 113 miles of county roads slated for improvement and several new bridges including the Lawrence Baldin bridge over the Wakarusa river. The system allows 184 miles of roadway for federal aid with 179 miles in county use, and maintenance costs will come from the county budget.
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Douglas County
Federal Aid
E. E. Larson
Lawrence-Baldwin
Wakarusa River
Dionglas County
Larson
Federal Bureau of Roads
State
County Engineering Department
Federal Bureau
Dorlas
Enunt Larson
County Road Budget Allocation Details Stated
The county budget for roads totals 270000 dollars and will cover maintenance of current mileage, county engineering office operations, salaries, equipment replacements, repairs, and other new structures. The note clarifies funds are allocated to present road needs and related county engineering tasks.
Indians At Kansas City University Attend Haskell Campus
Eight students representing five Indian tribes study at the University of Kansas while living on the Haskell Institute campus. They participate in athletics, church groups, Hoy Scout work, and the band. Four are enrolled in engineering with names Lincoln Rohingan Teddy Mahin Stewart Wallace Dale all. Dale Wing and Jack Marlar pursue liberal arts and pre professional tracks. Finn Turnett and Francis Adam from Sioux and Shoshone backgrounds engage in freshman and academic work.
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University of Kansas
Midwest
Anythwest
Haskell Institute
Cammus
Altho
Haskell
School of Engineering
Lincoln Rohingan
Grand Rapida
Mich
Teddy Mahin
Casa Lake
Minn
Stewart Wallace
Flandreau
S. Dale
Flamdreau Indian High
Ft. Washakie
Wyo
School of Fine Arts
Francis C. Adam Sioux
Sisseton
S. Duk
School of Bus
Soviet aims for record spring grain crop in south
The Soviet Union, enjoying early spring in its grain regions, plans an ambitious planting program that could yield a very large crop. While wheat production is not yet certain, indications point to the biggest postwar yield. Weather favors southern fields with predictions of large wheat and sugar beet crops.
Schools Out Early for Circus Benefit
Lawrence city and county schools will dismiss on April 4 and 5 to allow students to attend the Clyde Brothers Circus at the Community building to benefit the Police Department pension fund. Elementary pupils dismiss at 2:30 pm April 4 for a 2:45 matinee. junior and senior high on April 5 at 2:30 pm for the afternoon show. rural students Saturday. Net receipts are split 56-50 with the police department to fund the pension.
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City
Couunty
Clyde Brothers Circus
Police Department Pension Fund
B. George Saltzman
Lawrence
Police Department
World to Renounce War Like Japan Says Premier Shidehara
Tokyo March 27 Premier Shidehara told the war investigation association that one day all nations will renounce war as Japan does He spoke on the draft of Japan’s new constitution and the association’s work to study causes of war and downfall, noting that some may resist the idea but the trend toward peace remains clear.
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Tokyo
Shidehara
Japan
Andrew Carnegie
War policy critique and plan for broader inquiry
A speaker argues that abandoning war today is impractical but warns that soon the world will recognize the disaster of war. He notes the association will examine politics, military affairs, economics, ideology and culture to inform future stance and action.
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