Professor Huff to Speak at Rural Elementary Graduation
Dr. Clifton B. Huff a Kansas educator and Emporia State Teachers College professor will deliver the mass graduation address for 77 eighth graders from district elementary schools on May 21 at 2 p.m. A miscellaneous program follows with eighth graders presenting, the elementary band performing, organ music by Johnny Bowman, invocation by Rev. Daniel Kolb and diplomas by Emma Berg.
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Clifton B. Huff
Mass Graduation
Emporia State Teachers College
Weybright
Number Six
Oakdale
Kaw Valley
Pleasant Valley
Kanwaka
Barker
Fairview
W. Washingdon Creek
Globe
Greenwood Valley
Apple Pie
Twin Mound
Pleasant Grove
Yarnold
Colyer
Brubaker
Lone Star
Deer Creek
Wiltow Springs
Brackett
India
Burnette
Oak Ridge
Central
Crowder
Big Springs
Bismark
Prairie City
Vinland
Exceline
Clinton
Huff
Kansan
Kansas University
Kansas
Allen
Anderson
Toronto
Iola
Towa State Teachers College
Emporia State
National Department of Rural Education
National Education Association
Kansas Fulbright
Kansas Family Life Association
Johnny Bowman
Kansas Professor McCluggage to Speak in New York
Dr. Marston M. McCluggage acting chairman of Kansas University sociology and anthropology will address the National Conference of Administrators of Alcoholic Beverage Control in New York Tuesday. He will present a tentative report on Kansas attitudes toward drinking by high school students and will meet with officials of the Mrs John Sheppard Foundation.
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Marston M. McCluggage
Kansas University
New York
National Conference of Administrators of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Kansas
Kansas high school study late in final report
A KU led study reports extensive interviews with Kansas high school students but findings and conclusions are not yet finalized for publication. The work summarizes student perspectives and involves a large data set awaiting final analysis.
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Manced
K.U
Special course for guards at Kansas State Prison Lansing
An in service training program arranged by Dr Frank T Stockton director of special projects for University Extension began last week for guards at the Kansas State Prison at Lansing. Thursday night Fred Sharpe extension lecturer gave the first of three lectures on human problems faced by security personnel.
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Frank T. Stockton
Kansas State Prison
Lansing
Fred Sharpe
Reich envoy in London vows new era with Britain
Germany's first ambassador to Britain since World War II Hans von Herwarth arrived in London at Liverpool Station. He promised Bonn's loyalty to its new allies and predicted a new era of relations with Great Britain beginning with his arrival.
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London
Germany
Britain
Bonn Republic
Great Britain
Hans von Herwarth
Liverpool Station
Baker U Veterans Education Growth Under GI Bill
A Veterans Administration official visited Baker University in Baldwin to tally veterans aided by the GI Bill. The campus has hosted 1200 veterans, with 225 in 1947 at its peak. currently 33 veterans, all from the Korean War, attend. Dr. O Myking Mehus discussed training programs with President Nelson P. Horn and Dean B A Gessner and noted better grades among veterans overall.
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Veterans Administration
Baker University
Baldwin
Baker
Methodist School
O. Myking Mehus
Porational Rehabilitation and Education Division
Kansas City Area Veterans Administration
Nelson P. Horn
Dean B. A. Gessner
Mehus
Ready Made Family thrills crowd at Woodlawn PTA play
A Ready Made Family drew near full houses at Woodlawn School auditorium over two nights to raise funds for hooks and school musical instruments. About $230 was cleared. six instruments now owned with proceeds to add more. Directed by Mrs. A B Ewing the cast included Mrs. Robert Frakes and Charles Goble in a comic tale of a widow and widower’s engagement thwarted by their families.
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Woodlawn School
PTA
A. B. Ewing
Ames Martyn
Robert Frakes
Henry Turner
Charles Goble
Gable
Benefit sale coordinators listed for event duties
The passage names Mrs. Donald Woodward, Mrs. R. G. Fields, Mrs. Tommy Burns, Mrs. Worthy Rogers, Mrs. James Tryon, Mrs. Donald Dicker and Mrs. Raymond Stancoff as in charge of organizing and overseeing the sale before and after the play to support the benefit fund.
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Donald Woodward
R. G. Fields
Tommy Burns
Worthy Rogers
James Tryon
Donald Dicker
Raymond Stancoff
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McCluggage
Reich
Baker U
Lawrence Grocer
Blossom Frakes
John Walfkuble
Larry Worrall
Goble
Albert Casey
Bob Cole
William Nolan
Lydia
J. L. Burnett
W. E. Wakefield
William Guntert
Ed Weaver
Wayne Davenport
Allen Thompson
Davenport
Mildred Hodge
Orvel Beer
Donald Crumer
Cecilia Pierson
Lillian Goble
Katherine Mumford
Kenneth Koerner
Stephen Sheppard
Kenneth Hopkins
Patty Bruns
Alabama
Holmes, Peck, & Brown
Norris Brothers
New Hampshire
Chrysler
Compfort
Iga’s Credit and Delivery Store
Hills Bros Coffee
Pott
Wever Haat
Bullock’s
East Seventh Street
Jar
Lawrence Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Lawrence
Aks Launderers
Raiclus TS
Wats
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