A Place for Girls Bureau Chief Assures Junior Miss of Government Interest
Washington outlines government interest in girls like Saralee Leveneski who want wildlife work. Albert Day of interior tells her a niche exists for those who know their subject and that a biology degree or higher is helpful. He even notes marriage as a potential future in wildlife careers.
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Washington
United States
Saralee Leveneski
West Somerville
Mars
Brannan
Altho
Albert M. Day
Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Day
Saralee
Origins of French Language Named in 11th Century
The French language formed from Vulgar Latin with Celtic and Germanic roots and Gaulish words. It was not called French until the 11th century when the term emerged from the small boroughs around Paris and Orleans.
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France
Paris
Orleans
Phony Raid Nets Man Five Thousand in Oregon City
In Klamath Falls Oregon a suave man entered a billiard hall flashing a badge and took a strong box with 5000 dollars from two employees. He led them to the county courthouse then disappeared after a misdirected request for the city attorney. District Attorney Dayton E Van Vactor said the suspect vanished at the airport with the money.
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Oregon City
Klamath Falls
Ore
Klamath
Dayton E. van Vacter
Bob Breennane
Grover Ward
van Vactor
Alexander
Ward
van Vader
Auditions Set for Naftzger Artist Contest in Wichita
Students from eight states will compete December 3 at Friends University Alumni Auditorium for $600 in awards. Judges include Giovanni Cardelli, H Arthur Brown, and Orion Dalley. Entries feature piano, violin, oboe, flute, cello, and vocal divisions with numerous college and university entrants. The piece closes noting an age estimate of some turtles at death between 2000 and 250 years.
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Wichita
Naftzger
Wichita Symphony Society
Kansas
Giovanni Cardelli
Dallas Symphony
H. Arthur Brown
Tulsa
el Paso
Orion Dalley
Wichita Symphony
Friends University
Terry Horton
Jerry Biven
University of Wichita
James Pierce
Frien University
Difton Matthews
Wellington
Patricia Moll
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Robert Harris
Glen Clurston
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Dean Sanders
Marilyn Binford
Coralie Niedens
Beth
Any College
Lindsborg
Jeannine Mack
St. Mary College
Xavier
Kan
Jerry Garfield
Ly Laird
Ellsworth
Rupert Hohmann
Janet Whitson
Esther Lee Titus
Eina Valine
Myra Faye Smith
Don Caldwell
Wichita U
Dewey Ehling
Bethany College
Dariene Rae Dugan
Halatead
Shirley Bailey
Southwestern College
Winfield
Norma Jean van Ness
Kay Hajek
Perry Pewther
Friends U
KU Scientists Plan Thanksgiving Pocket Gopher Field Trip
University of Kansas zoologists led by Dr Rollin Baker will field trip into Oklahoma and southeast Kansas to map two pocket gopher types. They will trap between Norman and Shawnee and in southeast Kansas to test interbreeding and species status. Students include Dale McCollum Richard Harder Sydney Alderson Oscar Heck Joseph Hunt and Alfred Moore.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
University of Kansas
Rollin Baker
K. UC. Museum of Natural History
Norman
Shawnee
Okls
Tecumseh
K. U
Pher
Dale McCollum
Manhattan
Richard Harder
Cottonwood Falls
Sydney Alderson
Baldwin
Oscar Heck
Lawrence
Joseph Hunt
Kansas City
Alfred Moore
K State to Air Basketball Games On Screen
Kansas State college to televise basketball games from Nichols Gymnasium this season. An 8 by 16 foot screen will be set in the college auditorium for students unable to attend.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Expert Tree
Wl Tele
Nichols Gymnasium
College Audteriain
Freshman Gym Test Telecast Shows Positive Response
School officials conducted a test telecast in the tiny gym for the freshman game. The rehearsal proved successful, signaling strong interest in future broadcasts and student engagement.
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Vasu
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Naftzger Awards
Wembley —Hollywogue
van Heusen
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Paris Belts
Litwin’s
COATS
Womens
Litwin
Wi ™ Berg
Mgr
K. U. Zoology
Mass
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