Junior College Role Cited in Kansas Education Plan
Coffeyville College dean Karl M. Wilson presented a Kansas Public Junior College Assn report noting over 5,000 students trained in two year public colleges in the just closed school year. He urged expansion to double enrollments, stressing junior colleges provide economical first two years, semi professional training, and support business needs.
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Coffenville
Kansas
Karl M. Wilson
Coffeyville College
Kansas Public Junior College Assn
Wilson
Capes
Doan’s Pills Highlighted For Backache And Sleep Relief
An old promotional notice touts Doan’s Pills as relief for nagging backache headache and sleepless nights linked to stress and overexertion. It claims help with bladder irritation and diuretic action, urging college communities to adopt the product and offering larger economy sizes for savings.
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Dean
Nak Teal Wilson
Doan
Community College
Quote on youths shaped by home and surroundings
The excerpt notes that youths develop under the influence of their own home and local environment, implying that upbringing and community context mold character and behavior.
New Mexico Float Wins Grand Sweepstakes at N M C Parade
New Mexico's float titled New Mexico Then and Now won the Grand Sweepstakes award for most unique and beautiful entry at the Junior Chamber of Commerce national convention parade in Kansas City. Fifty five floats from 48 states and some foreign countries competed in the two hour event.
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Kansas City
New Mexico
Richmond Roundup of Visits and Family News
Richmond residents share a weekend of travels and gatherings. Virgil Rossman returns from New Mexico on 30 day leave to help with harvest while Jay Adams family spends time in the Ozarks. Lions Convention in Miami June 27 draws Tippin family from Whittier California as children stay with relatives in Wichita and Florida. Local birthdays and dinners mark a busy week with friends and relatives visiting Kansas City Tulsa Princeton Osage City Crete and Garnett. Band practice and a July 1 chicken supper are announced by local church ladies.
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Dick Tippin
Maria
Joan
Whittier
Calif
Bill Maley
Stéve
Denny Dunbar
Delbert Roeckers
Linda DeGarmo
Phyllis Briggs
Edith Ruth Ponton
Virginia Riebe
Fred Wisner
Earl O’briens
Baldwin
Alfred Rockers
Paola
Fred Rockers
Mike Rocker
Don
Conrad Hermrecks
Chris Hermreck
Noel Freese
Kansas City
Kenny Willeman
Freese
Rose
Frances Wiesner
Bob Cummings
Tulsa
Oklo
Amos Lyon
Robert Foltz
Princeton
Jerry Mildfelts
Joe Mildfelt
Gene Mitchum
Gene Mildfelt
Joe Milchelt
Harold and
Jerry Robertsons
Gladys Ives
Hope
Lon Mishler
Virgil Smith
Caney
Kenneth Cunningham
St. Therese Catholic Church
John Hahner
Shawnee
Frank Hahner
Clayton McCall
Minnie Barham
Charles McCall
Osage City
C. L. Steen
Crete
Nebr
J. L. de Garmo
Ed Brown
Steve
Nancy
Garnett
de Garmos
Flapper as a male copper worker and Baltimore mouse tale
The text notes a flapper as a male copper worker and defines English fittings as automatics and bolts. It mentions the American jumping mouse using its tail for balance in gaslit Baltimore streets as early as 1816. It also cites 700000 miles of rural U S highways surfaced between 1920 and 1935.
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Baltimore
U. S
Judge Retires Major Again in Kansas Project Boost
DETROIT major Joseph Suskie a frustrated military man retires again the sixth time in six years as a Kansas project for flood control erosion and navigation is approved by the House Public Works Committee. Suskie, 28, was sentenced to ten years for posing as multiple service officers to cash bad checks totaling about 15 000 across several states. He was jailed in Illinois Pennsylvania Indiana Nevada and is sought in Oregon and Texas.
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Detroit
Joseph Suskie
Washington
House
Thomas P
War Thornton
Suskie
Frankfort
Kas
Selfridge Air Force Base
U. S
Robert E. DeMacio
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Nevada
Oregon
Texas
DeMacio
Child Bitten at Nursery in Oklahoma City Case
Health officials say 22 month old Charles Ruple was bitten ten to fifteen times by a 34 year old boy at a school nursery in Oklahoma City. Tetanus shots were given as a precaution after the incident. The child has black and blue marks but no other ill effects. Officials were asked to investigate the nursery.
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Oklahoma City
Charles) Ruple
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