Health conference unites city schools and doctors
Lawrence public schools superintendent William D. Wolfe and school nurse Miss Freda Kindlesperger join health officials for a two day survey of school health problems. The Kansas University Medical Center hosts with support from the University Schools of Medicine and Education along with the Kansas Medical Society and State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Freda Kindlesperger
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
School of Medicine
School of Education
Kansas Medical Society
State Board of Health
K. U
Kenneth E. Anderson
School of
E. H. Hashinger
Gerontology
H. Wallace Lane
Wyandotte
Paul C. Laybourne
Arden Miller
Henry Shenk
J. W. Twente
Norman W. Anderson
Fort Leavenworth UA
A,rmy Hospital
Conrad Marnes
Seneca
Agnes Engstrand
Topeka
Kansas State Department of Public Instruction
Alan Foord
California University
Wendell R. Godwin
Joseph F. Jacobs
Kansas City School of Dentistry
Harry Lutz
Augusta
Dorothy Nyswander
Lawrence Daily Journal Induction Notice Requires Draft Medical
Lawrence heads report a draft induction notice issued with references to an orthopedic clinic and a Municipal Building meeting at 8th and Vt. Dr W W Francis con ducts the clinic with appointments via Mrs Ralph Gelvin. The piece mentions Latin regime shifts, international agreements, and the need to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal
Washington
America
8Th and
Lts
W. W. Franciscn
Ralph
Gelvin
Emporia Student Wins First Savings and Loan Grant
Richard Raynolds of Emporia and Kansas University will receive the first $150 scholarship from the Kansas Savings and Loan League. John Cauthorn will present at a Friday noon luncheon during the league’s fall institute, which runs Thursday to Saturday with about 55 attendees. Raynolds, a senior in business, was chosen by Jack Heysinger and a dean’s committee. the award marks the institute group’s first such grant. The conference will cover accounting, loans, and office procedures among other topics, with a slate of faculty and industry representatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Raynolds
Kansas University
Emporia
Kansas Savings and Loan League
John Cauthorn
Raynolds
School of Business
Jack Heysinger
Grandma Boosts Batting Mark On $32,000 TV Hit
New York report about Grandma Myr tle Power of Buford Georgia on CBS The $64,000 Question who identified six 3000 hit baseball greats including Cobb Anson Speaker and Waner. At 70 she could win 64000 next week and preserved luck with a good penny and prayer in shoe.
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New York
Myrtle Power
Dixie
Hal March
CBS
Ty Cobb
Cap Anson
Tris Speaker
Honus Wagner
Eddie Collins
Napoleon Lajoie
Paul Waner
Buford
Marek
Mrs. Power
Paris
Stan
National Geographic
Society
Patrick J. Keough
St- Louis
Corps Readies Recruits for Six Month Reserve Training
The Marine Corps announces it can accept between 461 and 661 teen volunteers each month for nine months into a six month training course under the new reserve program. Volunteers aged 17 to 44 must sign up before the cutoff.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Dallas Firm Is Low In Tuttle Creek Bid
A Tecan Corp of Dallas Texas submitted the apparent low bid of 3 673 154 for the first contract to resume work on Tuttle Creek Dam Six bids were opened by Col E C Adams District Army Engineer at Kansas City The government estimate stood at 4 130 821 Moorman Son Muskogee Okla was second In line Col Adams said work will begin within 30 days of award The dam on the Blue River north of Manhattan began in 1952 with a 5 million appropriation but halted as funds ran out This year Congress allocated 7 5 million to resume construction
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Manhattan
Tecan Corp
Dallas
Tex
Tuttle Creek
E. C. Adams
Kansas City
J. W.moorman & Son
Muskogee
Oklo
Col. Adams
Blue River
Congress
Congres
Court Says Tavern Man Must Protect Customer
Boston Supreme Court Justice Harold P. Williams upheld a lower court ruling awarding $3,000 to Pasquale Greco. Greco was injured when he asked a boisterous patron at Sumner Tavern to quiet down during a television program, and the other patron attacked him breaking his leg. The court said the tavern owner had a duty to exercise reasonable care for Greco's safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Court
Harold P. Williams
Pasquale Greco
Sumner Tavern
Greco
U.S. Considers Question Of New Argentine Rule
Washington the State Department said it is naturally considering recognition of a new regime in Argentina and will act as soon as developments warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Argentina
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Harris Asphalt and Construction Co
Independence, Co
Douglas-Franklin County
West Tally Creek
State Highway Commission
Journal-World
Teough
St-Louis
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
N-19
Hop
Morgan-Mace
FORD
Vermont
U.S
Skinne
Diator Shop
Americas
Ransdell Motor Service
Massachusetts Street
HFC
Ene
Corporation of
Lawrence Kandad
Massachusetts Ave
Litwins
Viking 3
Tor
Dobbs
Mansfield
Bplien‘ane
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