Brown University hosts talks on admission tests value
Professor Colvin discusses findings from the Rhode Island group on admissions tests. He notes tests help guide student placement but do not determine mental type or ultimate college success. Colvin cites that about 25 percent with high test scores fail to maintain high college standings, while some low scorers improve in college.
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University of Wisonithe
Colvin
Y. Ce
Oie
Rhode
Culving
Brown
Jec- Auressor
Cok K
Bean Kelly
University of ‘Kansas
Roy Font
William “Seaman
Manchester
Marie. Mohler
The
Unitarian Church
H.G. Tracey
Town
Admission prices set for local football game
A note from Enterprise, Titkers outlines admission at 28 dollars for a town football event. The piece also mentions upcoming basketball interest and a family, the Gebrets, with a death in Ken. this week.
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Titkers
Iit
Royal
Prowlers Reported in Lawrence Amid Odd Local Notes
Local police were alerted to prowlers near 528 North Thigh Street and 744 Louis iana Street. The city hall hosted a baby clinic with 32 infants examined between 2 and 4 pm. Students marked “doorbell night” during a holiday week while university tickets offered reduced-entry athletic and event access. A coyote shot by T. E. Griesa will be tanned into a rug, with little public inquiry into a presumed pet.
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North Thigh
Louisiana Street
T. E. Griesa
Coyote Py
Reorganization urged for Chicago U S attorney office
A report by Edgar Feltman and John Montgomery urged reorganizing the Chicago district attorney office citing faulty conditions and political influence. They backed appointing new assistants to ensure independent law enforcement, amid critiques of District Attorney Charlie Clyne. The inquiry pressed removal from political control as essential to enforce the law.
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Chicago
Associated Press
U. S. District Attorney
Edgar B . Feltman
John Kk. Montgomery
Feph
U. B
Warry M. Daugherty
Charlie Clyne
Corey
Sible
Local Social Roundup in Belleview Community
Belleview notes reveal visits and gatherings at the homes of families including the Whaley Ott and Wichman households. Neighbors attend parties and church group events, with a surprise farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Sam Strobel and plans for a Halloween social and bazaar to support Union Chapel Sunday School.
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Herman “Wichman
Geo
Dillon
Kangus City
Fred .Bartz
Genevieve Coleman
Lawpen Saint
Seth
Fall Leaf
Holmes
Wher
St. Paul’s Church
Eudora
Erman Wichman
Mr.vand
Sam Strobel
Sam
I Springs
Ark
Martin Roy
Will ‘Selzer-of-Cleacheld
Fred ~Neis
Dani Reber
Hadora
Thos. Harbour
Elmér
Potter
Lawrence
Chas
Kurtz
Jake Strobel
Herman-Wichman
M.r. Sowers
Katherine
Topeka
Robert. Walker
al Mohler
John Moller
Henry Matha
Geo. Ott Sr
J.H. Fresse
Hiss Dorothy Colewan
Mildred Forsytthe
C. A James
Atehiaon
Tate
Allen
Foust Wertiers
Herman ‘Wichman
Devk- Wa-near
Clearfield
Déckwais
S Arthur Ott
Lyons
Kansas
Union
Schafstahl
J! F. Schstah
Mildred’ Forsythe
Vinu Copp
Baldwin
Mises Genevieve
Miller
Grace’ Smith
Local social gathering yields brief departures and notes
The fragment describes a gathering where guests including Mr and Mrs Strobel and Mr and Mrs Clarence Stem left for home. It mentions Mrs Steffens, Mrs Geo Whatay, Burdett Kansas, and hints at plans for another surprise. Refreshments were served by Verey as the event progressed.
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Mraa Strobel
Clarence
Leprosy Treatment Quietly Improves Outlook in Japan
Tokyo reports that a disciplined approach to leprosy care, with segregation and current treatments, reduces death rates from over 25 percent to about 2.5 percent. The Mission to Lepers runs three asylums. nine patients discharged with no trace of disease. Japan plans a national asylum outside Tokyo for about 16,000 lepers.
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Tokio
Korea
Mackenzie
Fusan
Orpa
Japan
Market Ad Lists Meats and Groceries at Low Prices
An old newspaper price listing advertises shoulder roast veal and pork cuts, beef liver and tongues, fresh seafood, cranberries and raisins, kraut and sorghum, flour and coffee, English walnuts, pancake mix, and other staples. It promises low prices and mentions a sale at a monthly rate of 1.50 dollars.
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