K U Names Summer Visiting Professors At Kansas
Kansas University announces two visiting professors for the 1958 summer session. Dr George F Maccia from Santa Ana College will teach Philosophy of Education and Development of Teaching Theory. Dr Charles G Morenead from Arkansas Polytechnic College will lecture in Orientation Information and Guidance and direct KU guidance bureau work.
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George Bo Smith
Ernest E. Balges
A H Turney
Marcia
Santa Ana College
California
St. Louis University
Missouri University
Southern Calfornia University
Marecia
1.U
He Aso
Southern Calfornia
Manitoba University
Marehead
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Russeville
Orrupathona
KU Guidance Bureau
Morehead
Hendrix College
Arkansas
Duke University
UF Meeting Plans Sketch Survey Results and Options
The Chamber of Commerce survey on United Fund shows mixed responses. Voters favor sustaining total contributions but split on cash versus paid quarterly and on employer payroll deduction plans. Respondents also discuss campaign scope and which agencies to include, with final conclusions pending a public meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Chamber
Highest Easter Sunrise Service on Capers Hill
Believed to be the nation s highest Easter sunrise service will be held atop 11 750 foot Capers Hill in Leadville Colorado Ski tow lifts participants to the summit for the 9 30 a m service at the hill base. The blessing and final prayer will occur at the summit.
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Docking May Have No Contest For Governor Nomination
Douglas County Democratic leader Frank McDonald said Docking may face no opposition in the August gubernatorial primary after strong party support. Docking, who announced his candidacy Monday, plans a campaign HQ at 609 Mass St. McDonald predicted Docking will carry Douglas County by about 1,500 votes in November, citing previous county results and local party backing. Period notes include the Douglas County Democratic Women’s Club anniversary and remarks from Docking and letters from national party figures Kefauver and Harriman.
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Lawrence
George Docking
Docking
Frank McDonald
McDonald
Douglas County
Democratic Women’s Club
Kansas City
Mass
Fred Tall
Lawrence Man
Mall
Local meeting ends with call for organization pathecies
At a precinct gathering Mrs Wortham and Mrs Robert spoke about organizational guidance. The remarks focused on paths forward for community efforts and sustaining group efforts at the local level.
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Wortham
Robert
Crackdown on Reds Praised by Solons
Washington dash of raids pads locks on Communist Party offices and Daily Worker as Internal Revenue Service targets alleged tax delinquencies. Senators McClellan Robertson and Wiley endorse a proposal to assemble a panel of income tax experts to pursue an all out crackdown. The Communist Party and Daily Worker call the action political persecution while alleging partisan bias.
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Robertson
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R Wiss
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Humphrey
Senate
Internal Revenue
Communist
New York
Daly Worker
Little Damage Seen In Kansas by Strong Winds
TOPEKA The head of the federal crop reporting service for Kansas said wind and dust storms on Tuesday and Wednesday likely caused little damage to the state's wheat crop. Robert L. Colling cautioned that full reports are needed by week’s end to determine the statewide average loss.
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Topeka
Kates Sind
Robert L. Colling
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