Four Women From Here In Tourney
Four women from here compete in the second day of the Colorado Springs Women's Invitational Golf Tournament qualifiers. Jackie Dack led Day One with 81, June Woodman stood two back at 83, Natasha Matson Kansas champion also tees off, while Jean Ashley and others join the field on the Colorado Springs course.
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Charute
Colorado Springs
Robert N. Allen
Joan Ashley
Chanute
Don Emerick
Jean Ashley
Fd Ashley
Jean
Emerick
William Gray
S. Highland
Jackie Dack
Wichita
June Woodman
Kansas
Natasha Matson
Miss Dack
First National No 2 shuts out No 1 in minor league game
In the VFW league, First National No 2 blanked First National No 1 5 to 0 after darkness halted the game in the fourth inning with No 1 leading 21 to 17. David Devenport pitched six innings with 15 strikeouts, and Cecil Matlock doubled for No 1. Don OConnor led No 2 with two hits.
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VFW
Bank of Commerce
David Devenport
Ronald Chase
Cecil Matlock
Matlock
Mike Lucas
Stevie Erickson
Don O'Connor
Devonport
Consolidated Oil
Ash Grove
Freed, at Last in Norman Rescue Ends Soon
In Norman Oklahoma Jack Alley age 3 was freed after his leg became pinched between two tree limbs. Neighborhood women attempted to pull him free and nearby help arrived to complete the rescue.
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Norman, Okla
Jack Alley
Police Free Boy Trapped by Tree After Jack Used
Police Lt. Jonnie Henry freed a youngster trapped between tree limbs by placing an automobile jack, after initial attempts to loosen the leg failed.
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Jonnie Henry
Spiders Hear With Their Legs Study From Cornell
Cornell University researcher Charles Walcott reports spiders hear with their legs. While testing drug effects on spiders, he found nerve impulses rise when Cornell chimes ring. The end of a spider leg acts as an eardrum and each leg has about ten slits tuned to sound frequencies.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Charles Walcott
Walcott
Cornell
City-County Health Plans Across Kansas Study
A KU Governmental Research Center study shows growing use of joint city county health programs in Kansas. Half of studied cities participate. El Dorado funds two county departments. Wichita and Sedgwick County share a program. Hutchinson operates separate city and county health departments. The system has three divisions and serves 312,131 residents with 98 staff at about 1.36 dollars per person annually.
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Kansas
University of Kansas, Lawrence
el Dorado
Butler
Greenwood
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Water Wheel Powers Gresham Ranch Home
The Huebner residence in Gresham Wisconsin uses a working water wheel on Mill Creek to drive a two horsepower generator. The setup is one of the few remaining Midwest water wheel systems supplying electricity to a modern ranch house.
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Gresham
Wis
George Huebner
Midwest
Mill Creek
Girl Scribes Gain Status With Editors
Dorothy Roe reports on an Associated Press committee’s ten commandments for editors to work well with women reporters. The list urges measuring worth by job success, building confidence, offering security, avoiding temper, and treating each woman as an individual to foster top performance.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Associated Press Managing Editors Assn
APME
I. William Hill
The
Washington Star
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Chanute, Kansas
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