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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
8
The text argues that denying admission to superior out-of-state applicants harms medical education. It warns this policy lowers the quality of the medical profession by excluding nonresidents and reducing exposure to diverse backgrounds across states.
Robert E. Lewis of Armour Research Foundation IIT pioneers synthetic sound on film. He links paper patterns to soundtracks for motion pictures enabling new tones rhythms and vocal parts. The system transfers patterns to conventional film and plays back with orchestra scale results.
The Texas Department of Agriculture reports a need for greater public storage capacity for bulk rough rice. Texas has 5,975,700 barrels of total storage (sack and bulk), near the 1948 crop, but only 492,000 barrels are publicly available to producers due to shifts to combines and modern harvesting methods.
District mid winter institute of the Methodist Youth Fellowship gathered at Concordia Saturday and Sunday with attendees including Glada Thompson Mari Anna Ward Patsy Nelson Loren Tanacson Larry Hobson John Bookless Everett Robison Nina Berggren Lawrence Bookless Rev J Orville Bookless and others. Homesickness noted as a common theme along with social evenings with Mrs Tekla Brower and visits by local families.
Mrs Vic Carlson and Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Maggie Hohman. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Norris and Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Sherm Robison and family. Mrs Jack Reece recently discharged from Stormont hospital Topeka is at home and recovering. Dr and Mrs Eagleson and daughters of Concordia were Sunday visitors at Rolla Thompson’s home.
Mrs. Walter Anderson spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother Maggie Hohman. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hall were Sunday afternoon coffee guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Carlosa and children. Mrs. Vic Erickson and Mrs. Olive Isaacson visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ellen Day and Mrs. John Swanson. John Dart returned Friday from the National Furniture market in Chicago Clarama. Carlson was a Monday supper guest of Glada Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. John Stolander and Eustace and Bob Acree drove to Oberlin Friday afternoon and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Carlson until Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Stolander and family spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Connie Hultquist in Belleville.
Classified notice notes a Case Corn Diesel Tractor in good condition for sale by N. TM Sandell. The fragment mentions a 22 and Celia Stromberg and Sire HL Rees, but details are unclear.
Rent or sale notice from Wichita Kansas lists a five room modern house at 2929 Ne Market St with attached garage. Contact Frank Granstedt for details and option to rent.
A 1949 survey finds fewer than half who buy new mattresses plan to replace bedsprings. Experts warn mixing new mattresses with old springs creates uneven support like a lopsided layer cake, causing slumping and cracking as it settles.
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