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A Comparative Analysis Of Non-Euclidean Geometry, Mahlon Leigh Waller

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Analysis Of School Spending In Twin Valley, Minnesota Compared With 182 Other Schools, Arnold S. Carlson

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Reading Improvement In The Social Studies In Two Small North Dakota High Schools, Emil A. Dietrich

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Boys' Physical Education Leadership, Facilities, And Equipment In The Secondary Schools Of North Dakota, James W. Gustafson

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The purpose of this study is to make readily available, in helpful form all information possible on leadership, facilities, and equipment in men's physical education in North Dakota schools. It was originally planned that this should be a study of women's physical education as well as men's, but inasmuch as the questionnaires were sent to men instructors, not much information concerning the women's program was reported. For this reason it has become necessary to limit this study to men's physical education only. It is hoped that this information and the manner of presentation will aid in determining what is needed …

June 30, 1951, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

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June 30, 1951 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 4 pages

Volume 27, Number 1

June 29, 1951, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

June 29, 1951, edition of "The Dakota Student."

Letter From Thomas Curtis To Representative Burdick Enclosing An Article Regarding The Inundation Of The Fort Berthold Reservation Due To Construction Of The Garrison Dam, Asking For Burdick's Views On The Matter, June 22, 1951, Thomas B. Curtis

Usher Burdick Papers

This letter, dated June 22, 1951, from United States (US) Representative Thomas Curtis to US Representative Usher Burdick includes an enclosed article entitled "Inundation and the Indians: The present and future plans for the Fort Berthold Reservation Indian Mission are explained" which was sent to Curtis by one of Curtis's constituents. Curtis says that he respects Burdick's views and would like some information on the matter. The article is included with this document.

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Letter from Representative Burdick to Thomas Curtis Responding to Curtis's Request for Burdick's Views on the Inundation of the Fort Berthold Reservation due to Construction …

June 22, 1951, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

June 22, 1951, edition of "The Dakota Student."

Letter From Senator Langer To Martin Cross Regarding A Report From The Bureau Of Indian Affairs Regarding A Resolution Passed By The Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Business Council, June 8, 1951, William Langer

William Langer Papers

This letter dated June 8, 1951 from United States (US) Senator William Langer to Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Chairman Martin Cross encloses a report from the Bureau of Indian Affairs regarding a resolution passed by the Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Business Council on April 13, 1951. The resolution outlines a plan for allocating the funds set aside for the tribe as payment for lands taken for the construction of the Garrison Dam. Langer writes that he is pleased that the US Bureau of Indian Affairs approved the plan outlined in the resolution.

The resolution is not included with this document, …

Industrial Arts Education In North Dakota, Emmet F. Dienstman

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An Analysis Of Factors In Determining Physical Impediments In Typewriting, Margarette A. Olson

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A Parent And Pupil Evaluation Of Three High Schools In Southeastern North Dakota, Lowell J. Mitchell

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Horace Mann once said: "All measures designed to promote education must depend for their success, in this country, on the hearty cooperation of public opinion. It is only by enlightening and concentrating of the opinion that powerful effects can be produced". This study, from the beginning, accepted that viewpoint. It was not interested in producing simply another report to gather dust on library shelves. It was desired to develop materials and procedures capable of influencing the actual operation of the secondary schools of the state.

School Publicity Mediums Used In Minnesota Schools Of Ten Through Twenty-Five Teachers, Leslie H. Kloempken

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Pointer-Pattern Symmetry And Uniform Pointer Alignment In Check-Reading Simulated Aircraft Engine Instrument Dials At .505 Second Exposure, Keith Wellesley Johnsgard

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Some Economic And Political Problems Of The Missouri Valley, David M. Kannowski

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The North Dakota Teacher's Insurance And Retirement Plan With Suggestions For Future Improvements, Jacob Klein

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At no time in the history of the United States has social legislation and the subject of subsidized retirement .benefits l received greater emphasis than during the past fifteen years. Individual states had made provisions for retirement and insurance available to members of the teaching profession long before this trend gained national prominence. North Dakota was one of the first three states to pioneer in legislation of this type when the state legislature made provisions for a teachers retirement plan, in 1914. From this humble beginning before World War I, there has been a general growth in this movement until …

Certain Factors Associated With Defective Vision Of Selected Pupils In Grand Forks Schools, William J. Kupper

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History Of Education In Clearwater County, Ralph Arthur Larson

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The story of education in Clearwater County is typical of communities which possess a definite frontier background. While consisting mainly of commonplace developments, it contains enough local color to provide inefficient human interest. In the writing of the following account, the prime considerations have been (1) accuracy and (2) balance. Some items may have been omitted and some which may be insignificant have been added to properly flavor the story and present it in both an interesting and enlightening manner.

A great deal or the material has been gained through personal interview with people whose knowledge of certain situations allows …

Trends In The Teaching Of The First Year Of General Chemistry In The Two Year Colleges In The United States, Parley B. Tuttle

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The Time Element In Supervision Of The North Dakota Elementary Schools With Ten Or Less Teachers In The Systems, John M. Youngbeck

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A Survey Of The Music Aptitude Tests Used In Minnesota Region Viii, Robert H. Armstrong

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A Social History Of Grand Forks, North Dakota 1880-1914, Robert Samuel Anderson

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May 31, 1951, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

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May 31, 1951 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 4 pages

Volume 26, Number 11

Letter From Dillon Myer To Senator Langer Acknowledging Receipt Of May 16 Letter Enclosing Three Affiliated Tribes Resolution With Copy Of Letter From Martin Cross, May 24, 1951, Dillon Myer

William Langer Papers

This letter dated May 24, 1951 from Dillon Myer, Commissioner of the United States (US) Bureau of Indian Affairs, to US Senator William Langer thanks Langer for sending a copy of a resolution passed by the Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Business Council outlining a plan for sending the funds provided to the Tribes for land taken for the construction of the Garrison Dam.

Myer's letter encloses a letter from Oscar L. Chapman, Secretary of the US Department of the Interior, to Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Chairman Martin Cross in which Chapman approves the proposed use of funds per the tribal …

Letter From Thomas Macdonald To Senator Langer Regarding Road From Lost Bridge To Dickenson, May 23, 1951, Thomas Macdonald

William Langer Papers

This letter dated May 23, 1951, from Commissioner of United States (US) Department of Public Roads to US Senator William Langer, refers to a letter and clipping Langer received, and forwarded to MacDonald, from Dr. D. B. Ditzlaugh, Chairperson of Roads for the town of Killdeer, North Dakota (ND). In Ditzlaugh's letter, Ditzlaugh asks for assistance in getting a road built from the Lost Bridge to Dickenson, ND.

In MacDonald's reply, he explains that while one section of the proposed road is included in the federal system plan approved for ND, the state has not included any work in this …

Letter From Martin Cross To Representative Burdick Regarding A Trip To Washington To Meet With Indian Bureau, May 17, 1951, Martin Cross

Usher Burdick Papers

This letter, dated May 17, 1951, from Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Chairperson Martin Cross to United States (US) Senator Usher Burdick informs Burdick that the Secretary of the Interior approved the tribal resolution of April 13, 1951 and Cross is headed to Washington, D.C. to work with the tribal lawyer on the legal interpretation the resolution. There are some handwritten notes on the letter.

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Letter from Martin Cross to Representative Burdick Forwarding a Resolution Passed by the Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Business Council, and Expressing Concern over Withdrawal of Government Assistance, April 25, 1951

Telegram from Justin Spotted …

May 7, 1951, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

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May 7, 1951 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 4 pages

Volume 26, Number 10

Letter From Representative Burdick To Martin Cross Responding To Cross's Inquiry About Government Assistance Withdrawal, May 3, 1951, Usher Burdick

Usher Burdick Papers

This letter, dated May 3, 1951, from United States (US) Representative Usher Burdick to Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Chairperson Martin Cross says that Burdick has carefully read the resolution that Cross sent regarding the division of funds paid to the Three Affiliated Tribes from US Public Law 437. Burdick informs Cross that he was told that there would be "no lessening or restriction" of assistance following per capita payments. Burdick says that the Commissioner is working on a statement about the issue and Burdick will forward it to Cross once it is ready. There's a handwritten note at the top …

Trends In Interscholastic Athletic Competition, Grades 7-8-9 And Below Grade 7 In The Central District Of The American Association Of Health, Physical Education, And Recreation, James Louis Brinkman

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A Proposed Audio-Visual Program For The Schools Of The Crookston Diocese, Mary Joseph Deemer Sr.

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