College students compete in national intercollegiate air meet
At Firepons College in Columbia Missouri the University of Kansas enters for the first time with nine aviation students and nine others as pilots. The meet features events in landing power off P h eeimion ape landing and navigation range with trophies for top finishers and medals for event winners. Distinguished guests include Haul Mote and Willan Piper.
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Firephans College
Columbia
University of Kanass
Thio
K. UL. Hi
Nancy Cortigan
K. F
Dania
Spat
Baphens College Fort Nterl
Haul Mote
Willan Piper
Uke Bryce Aircraft Mat
Ty Mine Corrigan
William Simpson
Gehgieman
Aeronautical Engineering Departens
Meru Heecker
ANE
Army
Navy
Fcape Heaven
Kanes
Tty
William Fforten
Pattahineg
Janis Pierce
Millbrae
Calif
Gules Larned
Kenseth Rachsrémm
Route 2
KE OU
Budiey Elbiett
Mark Kehisen
Clarence Hughes
Kansan City
John Turtoer
Elkhart
Bill Witz
Colby
Thomas Edmunds
Sanitation Chief Attends State Fly-Control School
Maynard Foz head of Lawrence water department sanitation division travels to Topeka for a five day fly control training. About 50 midwestern specialists join the Kansas State Board of Health and US Public Health Service led program with sessions on field methods and equipment. Ivan Shull teaches at KU and Dr Burton Hodgdon oversees the school with Dwight Metzler noting the division's chief engineer remarks.
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Maynard Foz
Lawrence Water Department
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Health
United States Public Health Service
Ivan Shull
State Board of Health
K. U
Burton Hodgdon
Dwight Metzler
Board of Health
Division of World Would Give Each Person an Acre
The Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations of the U S Department of Agriculture notes that if all cultivated land were divided among the global population each person would have about one acre. It highlights uneven land distribution with Asia holding over half the people but less than a third of cropland, while North America has eight percent of people but over two percent of cultivated land. The United States and the Union have the largest cropland areas yet small populations by comparison.
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Ace
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations
U. S. Department of Agricultur
Asia
Russia
North America
United States
The
Union
fragmentary tale of theft and wartime betrayal
A damaged reminiscence describes Walter and Toni helping themselves to goods looted from a house during hardship. They share the spoils with another family then vanish toward a distant war line. The text notes Walter’s death and Toni’s return, praising a loyal, generous spirit.
Italian War Hero Name Carried by Little Boy
A fragment describes an Italian boy bearing the name of an American war hero. The tale, set in wartime Rome and Cecchina, follows Walter and Toni, two boys who witness occupation, danger, and acts of kindness amid destruction.
Notable educator leads race relations drive in Arkansas church
A long-serving educator from Latth Rock Arkansas, connected to Philander Sovith, emerges as a national figure in church led race relations work. The veteran Harvard School alumnus and AL-American standout is a keynote speaker at a Werley Foundation event highlighting progress in Negro education and civil rights advocacy.
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Suni
Fia
Harder
Philander Sovith
Latth Rock
Arkansas
Horres
Teigids
Heo
Harvard
Dave
Acho
Dati
Ayth
Local Life Underwriters Meet Sets Schedule
Details a gathering of the State Association of Life Underwriters with attendees including Lawrence ule men and Lawrence A Ranken, Arch Co Kennedy, and Dobe C Kennedy. Principal speaker Horace Ro Smith of Hartford is listed, with plans for joint schooling prospects and regional attendance.
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Lawrence
Ahh
Hanes
Bes Ay Ray
Waagght
Vinten Ware
Lawi A. Ranken
Arch Co Kennedy
Dobe C. Kennedy
Horace Ro Smith
Hartford
Cur
McPherson Votes for Fire Water Tank Bond Issue
In McPherson Kansas residents approved a 226000 bond to build a 1000000 gallon water tank on a tower and two miles of pipe to supply homes and businesses after past fires. The town, lacking a formal fire department, plans a volunteer force and has purchased a fire truck.
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McPherson
Kan
McPherson Eeapty
Windent
Experiment Boosts Fly Control Test In Topeka and Lawrence
In Topeka and Lawrence authorities test commercial equipment for fly control as part of an experiment. The study uses a control setup with a designated ved material to compare effectiveness of each type.
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Topeka
Lawrence
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Heine Borhing
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Rome
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Mother's
Race Relations Service
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Dina Sale
Arnold Svacey
Lurilie
TD Inst Ranch School
Emrat
Sincere
Vo Inc
Slack & Oncker
Mass
the World Company
Lawrence National Bank
Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
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Total Capital Account
Geo. W. Kuhne
Cashier
Irving Hill
Riley Burcham
J. D. Bowersock
Irving Hill Riley Burcham
W. H. Andrews
Exec
W. A. Schaal
Howard Wise
T. J. Glasgow
Leon G. Abele
A. W. Berger
F. P. Smithmeyer
Trust Department
Justin Hill
W.H. Varnum
Arthur B. Weaver
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