Bible Week events mark vast Bible publishing milestone
IN BIBLE ADVANCE NEW YORK on You may hear much talk next week about the Bible as a keynote event. Publication Monday of the first part of a new Catholic Bible translation and Tuesday of a new King James revision, plus volume No. 1 of the Interpreter's Bible, conclude a million dollar effort to modernize scripture. The releases, timed with the Gutenberg Bible’s 500th anniversary, are hailed as historic in biblical publishing. The Post Office also issues a commemorative stamp. Bible Week opens with broad observances proclaimed by Truman and state leaders.
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Kansas to Host State Debate Clinic at KU
Kansas high school debate teams and coaches will attend KU's annual Debate Clinic on Oct 3 and 4 in Green Hall Little Theater with main speaker Bower Aly of Missouri. Sessions feature E C Buehler, W E Sandelius, and Mark Karson. Friday hosts Emporia State in a 7:30 pm round. Kent Shearer chairs.
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Washburn University
Barnacles Study Underway at Duke Marine Lab
In Beaufort North Carolina Duke University Marine Laboratory researchers study barnacle growth and moulting using plastic panels attached beneath a lab boat deck. Dr C G Bookhout tests the impact of different foods on barnacle development while ships still require costly scraping after dry docking.
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Lawmakers and money in 1952 campaign funds debate
Lawrence observers quote Lawrence Daily Journal-World coverage of congressional fundraising ethics. Franklin D Murphy and Mrs Raysman estimate half of members have special funds for attending events. Civic leaders discuss political ethics, public trust, and whether special funds help or hurt governance, referencing Lincoln and a range of congressmen. Oil chemists assert they can derive products from petroleum that rival coal wood and plant materials.
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Visiting KU Today As State Health Board Tours Campus
State Board of Health members visited the University of Kansas to review facilities and attend the K U Santa Clara football game at Memorial Stadium. Dwight Metzler hosted a sanitation briefing, with updates on water testing consolidation, sewer plant construction, chloridation, and the new plumber's code.
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German guest to visit KU education faculty
Dr Karl Zietz a psychology professor from Braunschweig Germany will visit the University of Kansas School of Education as a guest for 90 days on a State Department Exchange program He will tour the education psychology departments KU Medical Center in Kansas City and the Oskaloosa psychology program Dean George B Smith will host a 650 pm dinner at the Faculty Club Tuesday with Dr Zietz as guest house host is Dr Martin Scheerer KU professor of psychology
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Experimental rubber-cushion boxcars tested in service
The Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co. announced road tests of two experimental rubber-cushion underframed boxcars. The units, designed to minimize cargo damage in long shipments, are in service on the Western Pacific Railroad and represent the first such tests under railroad operating conditions.
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Lincoln 75 Cents Campaign Would Fit 1952 Politics
HAL Boyle compares Abraham Lincoln’s 75 cent campaign to modern politics. He notes Lincoln repaid nearly all funds after a simple horse campaign, while today candidates rely on large sums and travel by car or air. The piece cites Nixon and Stevenson funds, sparking debate over legality and voter trust in political financing.
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