Plan Financing of the Draft System
Preliminary estimates show 1,640,000 dollars monthly would fund clerical work for 6,500 local draft boards to register and classify men for compulsory service. Congress may grant 2 billion dollars. many workers will serve without pay while a large housing and equipment buildup proceeds across army centers and defense orders surge.
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Kansas Professor Uses His Case Book for Trial Practice
Professor P. W. Viesselman of the University of Kansas will use his new 955 page case book, Cases and Materials on Trial Practice, in the fall course Trial Practice. Published by the Lawyers Cooperative Publishing, it includes comments and explanations alongside cases and covers jurisdiction and civil action steps. Viesselman has edited Abbott works and revised Phillips Code Pleading, and authored Dakota Practice.
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University of Kansas
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Rochester
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University of North Dakota
Dakota
Classified readers widely engage daily say Telegram local paper
A reader survey notes 76 percent of subscribers read the classified page every day, indicating strong daily interest in listings and notices across the paper.
Baldwin City graduate wins Medill journalism scholarship
Everett Reb of Baldwin City and Baker University alumnus is awarded a scholarship to Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism. The award begins September 19 as Reb plans naval reserve officer training and scholarship duties. He majored in journalism, edited The Wildcat, and served on The Orange editorial board.
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Three Baker Faculty Complete Summer Postgraduate Work
Three members of the Baker University faculty completed post graduate work during the summer vacation. Prof. Albert Ivanoff advanced toward a higher degree, joining colleagues who pursued further studies this break.
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Baker University
Albert Ivanoff
University Degrees Awarded And National Sales Rise Reported
The article notes doctor of philosophy degrees awarded at Boston University by a member of the foreign language department and master degrees in music fields from Northwestern University and the University of Oklahoma. It also reports that weekly national sales rose 9 to 15 percent over last year per Dun & Bradstreet, with the prior week showing 5 to 10 percent gains.
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Boston University
Leroy Wright
Northwestern University
Howard Smith
Lois Hunt
University of Oklahoma
Dun & Bradstreet
Retail Trade Shows Ga in New York
Retail activity in New York shows growth in September with increased consumer purchases at general stores. Market watchers report rising UP buying and broader retail engagement across sectors despite mixed economic signals.
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