Columbia College Names New Dean of Students
Columbia Mississippi May 14 The University of Missouri announced the creation of a dean of students post and named Dr Jack Matthews chair of physical education to the job Leon H Angles director of Affaire for men has returned to Wentworth Military Academy as dean of administration and assistant treasurer Thelma Mills left for a position with the YWCA in York City Helen Buckner named acting director of women's affairs Matthews to serve as acting director of student affairs under a unified setup replacing the former separate deans of men and women
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York City
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Mine Mills
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Ertil
Matthewa Wi
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Baldwin Consolidated School District Organized
A new Baldwin Consolidated School District was formed at Baldwin High School with 79 patrons from five districts voting. Harold Guest named director. Wilfred Selzer treasurer. district includes Baldwin City, Independence, Hopewell, Spring Creek and other districts to be attached by action of the county superintendent. Three-person board elected to serve one year. future five-member board to be elected in April. Separate districts to operate budgets until July 1. Public discussion included vocational education needs and state funds for agriculture training. university and college golf and baseball notes follow.
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Baldwin Consolidated Schools
Harold Guest
Baker University
D Hobson
Independence
Wilfred Selzer
Rob Mitchell
Emma Berg
Mes
Herg Alno
Althea Aiatrigt
Mra. Berg
Guent
Carl Knox
Radwin
State Department
Kitchen Maid Seeks TV Set Through Fund Drive
Providence Rhode Island May 14 Marie Gagne a kitchen maid earning 17 weekly dedicates most of her pay to help child patients and asks for a TV set through prayers and a public appeal. Police approved her fund drive after she explained she lacks a license to solicit. Her campaign will visit fire and police stations and churches nightly as she prays for help.
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Marie Gagne
Charlea V. Chapin
Ro Marie
Weo
Apata
Georgian Serves as a Matchmaker for Deer
An Atlanta report notes Buck the deer, born on Heritage Island, is being matched with a doe owned by J. H. Ell in Houston. Fred Smith, owner of Heritage Island, previously gave Buck to Elliott, who keeps the deer near his Peachtree Street shop. The unlikely pairing unfolds with a cage residence as the couple plans in a city setting.
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Shell
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Kansas Federation of Labor elects Solander president
Solander of Hutchinson was elected president of the Kansas Federation of Labor at the closing of the annual state convention held Sunday in Pittsburg. He succeeds W. Hamilton of Wichita as Hutchinson is awarded the 1951 state convention location.
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Kan
Solander
Hutchinson
Kansas Federation of Labor
GW. Hamilton
Wichita
Hutinsor
Students share stories and silkworms in spring school notes
Second graders write tales about warm and cold water while silkworms stir in class. May 12 features Hobo pany at South Park with sack lunches and PTA dessert. Grades trade flowers, dolls, and Mother's Day crafts as teachers report on field trips, birthdays, and student projects.
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P.T.A
van Kusklrn
Harley
Chilken
Harry Craig
Sharon O'Connell
O'Connell
Mary
Persy
Betty Glover
Denver
Colo
PTA
Gallinaugh
Min Dicker
Cora Lee Price
Margaret Hulteen
Shirley Miracle
Mickey Workman
Mickey
Unemployment a Threat Despite Increase of Jobs
Washington reports the labor department notes a likely rise in job numbers this year but persistent unemployment will haunt certain regions. It cites sharp gains from January to March and an estimated 60,000,000 to be employed at the mid year, based on the Employment Security Bureau data.
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Labor Department
Tepartment
Bureau of Employment Security
Outlook for Public Opinion Report Cites Agency Increase
Robert C. Goodwin of the bureau said in the report that three agencies or ors were interviewed, noting three-fourths of the public last night support the trend. He added one-fourth in the arena expects a sizable increase.
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Robert C. Goodwin
Bureau of
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