KU Library Welcomes Six New Staff Members for 1956-57
KU library announces six new staff members for the 1956-57 academic year. Robae Weaper leads as director, with John E. Scott named senior reference librarian, Joan Chao joining circulation, Dwight Howard as stack supervisor, and others including Thomas R. Buckman acquisitions head, Donald C. Dickinson senior acquisitions librarian, and Barbara Clason cataloger.
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Kansas University Library
Robae Weaper
Tolay
John E. Scott
Henry Hastings
Seniar
Tenois University
Kansas Technical Institute
Topeka
Atlanta University
Virginia State College
Joan Chao
Illinois University
Miss Chao
Ginling College
China
British Information Library
Chengtu
Dwight Howard
Nes
Parsons Junior College
K. U
Thomas R. Buckman
Modesto
Calif
Donald C. Dickinson
Ypsilanti, Mich
Barbara Clason
Norman, Okla
KU Alumni Board Sets Fall Meeting September 22
The Kansas University Alumni Association directs its first fall board meeting at 10 a.m. September 22 in the Dread Room of the Student Union. Executive secretary Fred Ellsworth notes agenda includes budget and June to Sept. financial report, committees on membership study and alumni election, salaries and coach’s letter, with luncheon to follow. The group will attend the KU-TCU football game and enjoy a buffet supper by Mrs. Ellsworth after the game.
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Kansas University Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
K.U
T.C.U
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court
Marriage licenses have been issued from Probate Court to Russell Carlton Guy 22 of Sunflower and Donna Jean Elston 18 of Lawrence and Francis Garrett 26 of Lawrence with Ruth Ann Barthomew 19 of Rochester Minn.
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Russell Carlton Guy
Sunflower
Donna Jean Elston
Lawrence
Francis Garrett
Ruth Ann Barthomew
Rochester
Minn
Bank Loans Big Source of Kansas Farm Credit
Kansas farmers relied mainly on local banks for credit in 1955, per Robert Docking of The First National Bank and Kansas Bankers Association. Jan 1 bank loans to farmers totaled 200 million, far ahead of insurers at 87 million, Federal Land Banks at 54 million, Production Credit Association at 14.6 million, and Farmers Home Administration at 25.1 million.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
First National Bank
Kansas Bankers Association
Douglas County Agricultural
American Bankers Association
Docking
Federal Land Banks
Production Credit Association
Farmers Home Administration
Sociologists Warriner and Delaney attend annual meeting
Warriner, an assistant professor, and William T. Delaney, instructor in KU's sociology and anthropology department, returned from the American Sociological Society meeting held September 6 9 in Detroit Michigan. Warriner spoke on Systemic Functions of Official Morality. Delaney co authored with a Michigan University educator the report The Bureaucrat and the Public A Study in Informational Perspective.
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Charles Warriner
William T. Delaney
Kansas University
American Sociological Society
Detroit
Mich
Warriner
Delaney
Michigan University
Eisenhower to be honorary chairman of field days event
President Eisenhower accepts invitation to be honorary chairman of the National Field Days and Plowing Matches in Newton Iowa September 20 through 22 He is scheduled to speak September 21 while his Democratic opponent Adlai Stevenson will speak September 22 in Newton Iowa marking a high profile appearance in a regional event with national political figures.
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Newton
Iowa
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
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Ike
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Lee White W.G. Corn
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Ever
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Safeway
Waldorf
Stenderd
Home Library
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Libby
Dole
Lalanie
Pineapps
Snow
A Clair
Tor
Pillsbury Flour
Aristocrat
Coffzes
Rhy
Margarine Coldbrook Brand
California
Tokay Grapes
Bartlett Pears
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