Prairie chicken hunt study aids Kansas wildlife plan
About 350 hunters in eastern Kansas were briefly stopped during a one day prairie chicken season. Kansas Forestry Fish and Game wardens screened hunters while a Kansas Biological Survey team led by Drs Baker Turduff and colleagues gathered data on sex age, hunt duration, distance, methods, and dogs. The study aims to inform management and future hunting prospects and will produce a bulletin for Kansas sportsmen.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Kansas Biological Survey
University of Kansas
Drs
Ro Baker
Harrison B. Turduff
K. U. Zoology
Robert Reese
Richard Leamis
Maurice Baker
Magrive Baker
Baker
Th. Rolin H. Baker
Museum of Natural History
School Records Used In Many Ways By Individuals
Liberty Memorial high school administrators manage vital records for passports birth certificates and social security benefits. Records help prove ages for pensions and old age programs while transcripts support college entrance armed services employment or jobs. Fireproof vaults preserve attendance registers scrapbooks and card files spanning from 1890 onward with teachers grade books and student photos aiding identification and recommendations.
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Nora Temple
Liberty Memorial High School
Neal Wherry
California
Wherry
Quebec
Lawrence High School
Olney
Pav” Olney
Quinetter
Encritus
Expendable Wildlife Resources Kansas Study Highlights
A Kansas study program surveys fresh water pearly mussels by Robert Reese and water snails by Ernest J. Roscoe, plus the economic importance of Kansas mammals by E Lendell Cockrum. The projects train KU graduate fellows and may yield economic insights for Kansans.
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Kansas
Robert Reese
E. Lendell Cockrum
Ernest .J. Roscoe
K.U
Honors for Kenneth Miller in KU business award
Kenneth Eldon Miller a Kismet senior received the 1950 Alpha Kappa Phi scholarship medallion at the University of Kansas for the top average among 90 credit hours in the School of Business earned at RKO. Speaker was Bill Johnson of the Kansas City Star. Miller, an accounting major, carries 271 grade points and 74 hours completed in LA. He was elected to Beta Gamma Sigma and serves as president of the KU Tau Kappa Epsilon chapter.
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Kenneth Eldon Miller
Kismet
Alpha Kappa Phi
University of Kansas
Alpha Kappa Psi
School of Business
RKO
Miller
Business School Association
Bill Hn
Starheams
Kansas City Star
Beta Gamma Sigma
Nalions
Tau Kappa E Ailon
K.U
Miss Leonore French Wins Prize in National Photo Contest
Miss Leonore French, sponsored by the Ki Development Commission, will receive a prize of five dollars in the nationwide Cal ful Kansas photographic contest. Three top awards and eleven honorable mentions were announced amid more than two hundred entries. One judge was Burton Moyers, a tourism instructor.
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Lenore Freneh
Bheen Gaven
Mert
Calsful
Kansas
Ki Development Commi
Tourist and Industrial Commission
Burten Moyers
Moat Kev
Scrap book notes reveal school history and notable graduates
The keeper stored atendance records and programs from commencements, plays, concerts and other school events. He noted marriages deaths degrees and military feats in commencement programs. Early issues like The Mercury The Windmill and Budget are also referenced.
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Mercury
Wherry
Roy A. Roberts
Kansas City Star and Times
Jererome Beatty
Opera House
Japan
Markets Close for Election Day Nationwide
Major security and commodity exchanges across the United States will observe a closure on Tuesday November 7 in observance of election day as the stock and commodity markets suspend trading except for livestock markets.
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New York
United States
India hints Tibet delegation may skip Peiping talks
New Delhi reports show India may not send the Tibetan delegation to Peiping unless Chinese troops halt advances into Tibet. New note accuses China of forcing general war with military action, while the seven member delegation led by Tsepon Shakabpa remains at Kalimpong. Reports from Prague and Moscow claim Tibetan garrisons near Chamdo are captured, with clashes near Lhasa continuing. The U.S. Agriculture Department tests snow planted trees to trap moisture in mountain regions.
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New Delhi
India
Peiping
China
Tibet
Tsepon Shakabpa
Kalimpong
Heiping
Ateunntain
Chunghine
Moscow
Ching
Chamdo
Lhasa
Pravda
Tibetan Catal
Hoy Dalai Lama
Rula
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biological Survey
A.K. Psi
Leonore French
Kroger
Buick
Fqua-Way
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Parker Buick Company
N. H
CE Butt Bulck
Ciné-Kodak Films
Hoger Wee
Masa
U. S
Department of Agriculture
City Hall
Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber OF Commerce
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