Staff in Demand as Schools Close
Eighty six commencement addresses and four sermons will be delivered by University of Kansas lecture course division representatives over the next three weeks. Notables include Rev Harold G Barr and Dr Raymond A Schwegler with dates across Kansas, Nebraska and nearby towns, culminating with Liberty Memorial High School on May 26 and multiple city stops through May 29.
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Harold G. Barr
Kanaas Bible College
Fampus
Raymond A. Schwegler
Hamlin
Effingham
Deane W. Malott
Paola
University of Wichita
Chapman
Concordia
Iberty Memorial High School
Hoch
Forrest C. Allen
Wilson
Monument
Oakley
Grinnel
Hamilton
Carbondale
Vermillion
Hassell
Baldwin
The
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Gridley
Vinland
Eudora Nerman
Lansing
Ray Q. Brewster
Columbus
Cunningham
E. C. Buehler
Axtell
Longford
Gearing
Neb
Minatare
H. E. Chandler
Winchester
Elsmore
Solomon
Lincoln
Robert M. Davis
Lecompton
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Edgerton
Potter
Harold G. Ingham
Wathena
Guy V. Keeler
Blue Rapids
Powhattan
Quenemo
Beattie
Randall
Mankato
Emmett
Cleburne
Mullinville
John Ise
Cedar Point
Leon
Dean Paul B. Lawson
Yates Center
Newton
Rosedale High
Panes City
Wakefield
Hillsboro
Fred S. Montgomery
Morris
Denton
Simpson
St. George
Aton
Liberty Memorial High School
Oskaloosa
Morrill
Barnes
Dean Gorge B. Smith
Phillipsburg
Washington
Dick Schiefelbusch
Langdon
Osborne
Dean J. W. Twente
Arnold
Moule
Legii
Clyde
R. H. Wheeler
Greenleaf
Woodbine
Lee Gemmell
Pomona
Bruce Thomas
Merriam
Shawnee
Bert A. Nash
Ensign
Satanta
Don Holter
Hiawatha
Auburn
McLouth
Marysville
Chanute
Atchison
McPherson
Wildlife pamphlet on Kansas conservation by Edwin Stene
Edwin O Stene professor of political science at Kansas University published Wildlife Conservation in Kansas by the Bureau of Government Research KU The pamphlet expands the March Kansas Academy of Science article and reprints it for government research bureau distribution focusing on wildlife resources in Kansas.
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Kansas
Edwin 0. Stene
Bureau of Government Research At
K. U
Transactions of the
Kansas Academy of Science
Government Research Bureau
Kansan Wildlife Pamphlet Details Declining Resources
A 40 page pamphlet traces Kansans encounter with wildlife from the arrival of the white man to current issues caused by rapid wildlife resource depletion. It invites inquiry to the Government Research Bureau at the University of Kansas for more information.
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Kansay
Government Research Bureau
University of Kansas
Graduation Week Plans in DeSoto and Sunflower
Commencement week for DeSoto and Sunflower pupils runs May 19 through May 24 with ceremonies at DeSoto high school and Sunflower auditorium. Dolph Simons will deliver the high school address. Rev. Paul K. Holland and Rev. W. C. Watson give prayers. A list of graduates includes Alice Allen and Leslie Blackwell among many seniors.
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DeSoto
Sunflower
Sunflower Elementary
DeSoto High School
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Journal-World
Paul K. Holland
Reba Ruth Harvey Wil
Charlelease
Board of Education
W. C. Watson
Mr. Holland
Neal Hambleton
Ola
Alice Allen
Leslie Blackwell
Marjorie Bowlin
Mildred Caldwell
Robert Culp
William de Boever
W. Kenneth Evans
Kathleen Hail
Alverna Hume
Mary Margaret Jewett
Martha Kramsch
Ruby Leffert Langford
Florence Lewis
Robert Linden
Frances Miller
Bessie Brown Morris
Leland Penner
Edith Plummer
Louis Piper
Evelin Pratt
Elsie Randall
Marjorie Trautwein
Wilma Tripkos
Omer
Turner
Betty Watson
Robert Bartholomew
Ellen Boodh
Dorothy Cavaner
Richard Couls
Health clinic flags tuberculosis risks in Lawrence area
Fifty two individuals attended the cheat clinic hosted by the Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Dr C F Taylor and Dr Andre Bande of the Norton sanatorium staffed the event, reporting multiple findings including apicitis, various tuberculosis stages, empyema, bronchitis and bronchiectasis. Seven patients were set for observation and four for electrocardiograms with one bradycardia case. Patrons hailed from Lecompton, Eudora, Baldwin, Overbrook, Garnett and Lawrence.
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Cheat
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. F. Taylor
Andre Bande
Norton
Lecompton
Eudora, Baldwin, Overbrook, Garnett
Lawrence
Om Six Transports Ends With Weasels and Service Personnel
Om Six Transports reports a unit of six transports carrying 2,954 service personnel was scheduled to arrive. The fragmented text references the Agrecusted Press and implies a military or organizational movement with emphasis on personnel and transport details.
Transports Scheduled as Rivals Move Through California
A report notes four transports due in California including San Francisco and San Diego while a force of 2,526 men is involved. Peppermint is described as a herbaceous Perennia plant in a separate line.
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Rive
New York
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
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