Kansas Geologist Honored by National Association
Dr. Foley, director of the State Geology Survey at Kansas University, was named to an international office at the National Association meeting. The award recognizes his work in geology and related fields, with state researchers and Farm Bureau colleagues noted as guests at the event.
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Kansas
Frank Oboe
Vdie
National Association of Tik Geologists
Foley
State Gees Vey
Kees University
Tris
Kansas figures include Edgell Galbraith and Bund group
A list of names from Kansas locales appears: Edgell Eureka Galbraith Topeka Herrington Niewald Belott Thays Peterson Kansas City Bund Hutchinson. The fragment hints at a regional or committee roster with several towns represented.
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Ine Edgell
Eureka
Frank Galbraith
Topeka
Bill’ Herrington
Kansas
Gene Niewald
Belott
Thays
Art Peterson
Kansas City
Jill Bund
Hutchinson
Kansas University study extends behavior research on children
A Public Health grant renewal funds a three year project titled City Town Project led by KU psychology professor Herbert F. Wright. The study compares children aged 6 to 11 across Lawrence Oskaloosa McLouth and Overbrook to describe daily behavior and environments. Fieldwork includes interviews with children parents teachers and group leaders plus observations in diverse community settings. Staff listed includes Dan Ragle Charles Deeble Dean Kerkman Anthony J. Smith Herbert F. Wright Charles Ward and Lennis Wenger.
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Kansas University
United States
Herbert F. Wright
K. U
Lawrence
Oskaloosa
McLouth
Overbrook
Wright
Dan Ragle
Charles T. Deeble
Mass. St
Dean H. Kerkman
van Horne
Iowa
Anthony J. Smith
Sunset Dr
Miss. St
Charles Ward
Lecompton
Lennis Wenger
Sabetha
Flowmeter Research at KU Receives Two USPHS Grants
Kansas University researchers led by Dr. Kenneth Jochim and Dr. Hampton Shirer win two USPHS grants totaling 22,753 to fund flowmeter based studies of heart pumping action and the effects of adrenal hormones on the heart and blood vessels. The flowmeter records blood pumped per beat and will advance understanding of circulatory adaptation.
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Hampton Shirer
Kansas University
United States Public Health Service
Kenneth Jochim
KU Medical School
Shirer
USPHS
Do You Know This Person Guess on Page 11
A Topeka born writer and former KU football player, graduated 1941, living in Lawrence two years, is described by his wife who notes he travels between work and hobbies with limited home time. They cite seasonal artificial light viewing from August to June and mention marriage to a Wamego native with a daughter and two sons.
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Old KU
Topeka
Kansas City
Okishoma City
Lawrence
Scientist's Munich research links with KU project
Dr Jochim recently returned from Germany where he did research on adrenaline and noradrenaline at Munich University's Physiological Institute under a Fulbright award. Associate Dr Pieper now at Ohio State College plans to visit KU this year to complete the Munich initiated work.
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Jochim
Germany
Munich University
Physiological Institute
Munich
Heinz Pieper
Ohio State College
Career opportunities grow in Kansas savings and loan field
Jim Casey of Kansas Savings and Loan League cited at the ninth annual Institute at Kansas University that the industry has tripled since 1951 and each million dollar resource increase creates another job. He noted the sector is at the start of a new expansion era amid postwar housing demand. Other speakers included Damon Willborn and Max- in.
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Jim Casey
Fluttchinson
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Kansas University
Indus
Cornell University
Kansas
Damon Willborn
Coffeyville
Max
Valley Falls Saddle Club Rodeo This Sunday
The Valley Falls Saddle Club hosts the annual fall rodeo at the Valley Falls arena on Sunday Ort. G. Show times are 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. Events include brahma bull riding saddle bronc hare hitch riding calf roping and barrel racing.
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Valley Falls Saddle Club
Valley Falls
Census Records Aid Farmers With Social Security Age Proof
The US Census Bureau explains how census records can serve as proof of age for farmers and farm workers seeking Social Security benefits under the expanded program. About 20 million Americans lack birth certificates, so age transcripts from censuses are available for a fee to aid eligibility. An $8 routine search covers up to two censuses and may take 4 to 6 weeks. expedited service costs $4. Personal census data is confidential and released only to the individual upon signed request.
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U. S
Geologists Meet With Area Scout Officials at Camp Naish
Vo C Fishel of the Federal Geological Survey and Stanton Ball and Robert Kulstad of the State Geological Survey spoke at a Kansas University event with Boy Scout officials and workers Thursday night at Camp Naish near Bonner Springs. October has been designated Boy Scout Month nationwide with programs centered during the month.
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Vo. C¢. Fishel
Federal Geological Survey
Stanton Ball
Robert Kulstad
State Geoloical Survey
Kansas University
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
Geologist Reported From Feasibility Meeting Near Town
An early notice notes a preliminary council session about geological surveys in the surrounding area. Key figures include local officials and scientists discussing work near the town limits. The discussion centers on study plans and potential impacts on nearby lands.
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Palmeterr Foacenplian Sutton
Farm Bureau Ee A Ivalary
Evcarporch
Ares
LLAN
Samuel Paul
164Th St
Jamaica
Area Scout
Gralogs
Fisteris Toe
Albright Chircpractor
Ousdahl Road
Olovely I
Maes
Paiste
W. 21St Terrace
Harry Christian, Builder
Household Magazine
O. F. Stinson
Decker — Coy Real Estate & Insurance Agency
Warren Decker
E. J
BUD’ Coy
Maine Street
New England
Peck & Brown
VIE
TS Value
Louisiana
Belle Haven South
Moore Associates
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