Record holders to defend marks at Kansas Relays
The fourth annual Kansas games will bring back all relay record holders to defend titles and chase new trophies on April 17. Nebraska's Leeke in the century dash Weir in the high hurdles and Cox of Oklahoma in the javelin are among the few still in intercollegiate competition. Texas University seeks the mile and medley relay crowns for a third straight year, with a new team, while Kansas City K. Men Jenge Cup remains a target for top relay squads from Illinois Wisconsin and the Western and Missouri Valley conferences.
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Pacific Northwest
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Grinriehd College
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Nebraska
Texas
Wait
Phelps
Towa
Schwarze
Davelin
Cox
Oklahoma
Jones
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Emporia
Shawnee Country Club Challenges Lawrence Golfers
Shawnee Country Club Topeka issues one challenge for a Lawrence match set for April 2 in Topeka and a return May 1 in Lawrence. Topeka plans club event April 11 with about 100 golfers. Presidents and secretaries flights noted as part of the prep for a forthcoming tussle with Lawrence players awaiting snow front arrival.
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Shawnee Country Club
Topeka
Lawren
Aj Club
Lawrence
Terrier dog Tiney rescued after three days trapped
In Alexander County a small terrier named Tiney belonging to Edd Alexander vanished during a rabbit hunt with three boys. The dog was found imprisoned between five rocks as one stone shifted. Crews freed him and he was returned to Lawrence. In a separate note, six Spanish airmen began a flight from Spain toward the Philippines with an initial leg to Algiers.
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Alexander
Edd Alexander
Leliev
Tinev
Tiney
Lawrence
Atvid
A. P
Spain
Z Jrlands
Madrid
Dr Algiers
Kansas Chambers Survey Reports Broad Activity Patterns
A University of Kansas survey of Kansas chambers of commerce details 67 groups with 60 formed since 1910. Most chambers focus on agriculture and education while meetings include April 30 at 10 30 am. Free copies offered to Kansas residents through Frank T Stockton. School resumes tomorrow after a four day Easter recess as Lawrence students return for the final seven weeks. The University and local schools restart as spring term continues toward May dismissal.
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Kansas
University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research
University of Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
Frank T. Stockton
Bureau of Business
Lawrence
The
University
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Radio Program Announced by KFRU at KU
The station KFRU at the University of Kansas schedules a 1:00 p m talk by Prof John Ise on Kansas Warmers and the Reclamation Service at 1 14 p m musical numbers arranged by the School of Fine Arts Janet Coulson plays piano Helen Beard sings mezzo soprano and 7 40 p m radio bulletin of the new era follows with BR C Moore presenting Recent History of the Earth.
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KFRU
University of Kansas
John Ise
Kansas Warmers
Reclamation Service
School of Fine Arts
Janet Coulson
Helen Beard
C Moore
Radio Bulletin of the New
Easter Meals Served For Douglas County Farm Inmates
Ten dozen eggs were served yesterday morning to twenty five inmates at the Douglas County Farm for Easter breakfast and a chicken dinner with trimmings followed at noon. A local dairywoman commented that they are enjoying the indelicacies of the season.
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Douglas County
Norma Talmadge in S Raki and The Wanderer at rival houses
The week features Norma Talmadge in S Raki at Bowersock Theatre and The Wanderer featuring Greta Nissen at the Orpheum with Bob Suster in The Bloodhound at the same venue. Alden presents The Happy Warrior while Kiki gossip hints at delays in advancing the Norma Talmadge production.
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Bowersock Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Gloria Swanson
City Theatre
Ernest Torrenet
the Wanderer
Lew Cody
Mae ‘Busek
Yime
Comedian
Orpheum Theatre
Alden
Norma Talaidge
Kiki
Miss Busch Stars in Fead-r ise Role at Local Theater
A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production arrives Friday and Saturday in Shieh Miss Busch portraying a lead role. The 1962 story notes her need to adopt hourglass hairstyles and headwear, with hair stuffed to enhance the look. Miss Busch debuts in a new theater season amid crowd approval and political notice.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Maya
Shieh
Miss Busch
Political letter argues for engineer qualifications in city office
The writer urges voters to choose a city official with real engineering knowledge, cites hiring a Kansas City consultant for the water plant before office term, and accuses Carman of misstatement. He claims extensive experience as commissioner of streets and utilities and warns against relying on slick sales pitches.
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Carman
Kansas City
Cleland
Oppose Marriage Mode in Tokyo High School Survey
In Tokyo on April 5 A P report finds 53 girls in a high school oppose arranged marriages and 16 say the custom ignores the bride’s feelings. They call for no go between and more serious consideration of marriage, with officials favored as potential husbands followed by business, educators, farmers, physicians and the army. Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo ad ran from Rankin's Drug Store.
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Army Fitch
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
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