Flour supply crisis sparks debate on wheat relief plan
Washington notes a possible 1 per cent cut in flour supplies as the government tightens the wheat program to feed famine areas abroad. Mills face 21 day stock limits and may shut down if supplies run out. government to buy wheat and corn with bonuses to keep mills operating while meeting export promises.
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Pottle Speaks at Kansas English Teachers Session
The Kansas Association of the College Teachers of English plans a two day gathering at the University of Kansas on April 26 and 27 with Yale professor Frederick A. Pottle as the main speaker. Friday features a public talk on Boswell in London and a discussion on Yale modern language programs.
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University of Naax
Wr Tuttle
Prihort
Extemporaneous Speaking Contest Open to Public
An all University extemporaneous speech contest opens tonight at 8 in Melock Kansas room Union building. Public welcome free. First prize $10 second $5. Judges include Prof. B F O Stone John Quincy English Vernon Howard. Entrants listed Kenneth Heasley Wallace Foster Keith Wilson Henry Miller Hal Friesen Kenneth Dicker Robert Rock Bill Sims Maurice Kellogg Kay Grimm Glen E Varenhorst.
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Keith Wilsn
Henry Miller
Hal Friesen
Kenneth Dicker
Robert Rock
Bill Sims
Maurice Kellogg
Kay Grimm
Glen E. Varenhorst
Modern Lang Meet at University of Kansas
The Kansas Language Association sets an April 27 meeting at the University of Kansas with W H Shoemaker announcing Dr Frederick B Agard as principal speaker. The program includes a general meeting luncheon language section meetings and an informal tea. Fresh milk arrives in daily rations for U S armed forces marking a WW II milestone since the Revolutionary War. The 19th century actress Rachel was born Elizabeth Felix to a poor Jewish peddler in Switzerland.
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University of Kansas
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K.U
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Princeton University
Language Investigation Center
University of Chicago
Rachel
Elizabeth Felix
Switzerland
Tickets All Sold for Twin Bill
The Associated Press reports a sold out twin bill as attendance surges in a wild baseball season. Secretary Eddie Brannick’s Palo Grounds desk buzzes with calls for tickets, while Giants officials note unprecedented demand across the league as the race tightens.
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Giants
Haskell Indians Rally to 18 12 Win Over Bonner Springs
The Haskell Indian baseball team defeated Bonner Springs 18 to 12 yesterday afternoon. Press V Primeaux, Indian third baseman, hit two home runs in four at bats as the hosts built a commanding score. Other Haskell players contributed. the article notes several strong performances and key hits.
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Eleven Horses Set for Blue Grass Derby Run
Lexington report notes eleven horses slated to run in the twentieth second Blue Grass Stakes in Louisville area. Lord Roswell from Maine Chance stands as top glamour horse amid Derby hopefuls Pellicia Bob Murphy and Warren Wright contenders. If Lord Roswell wins, Derby futures odds would swing toward the favorite pedestal, rivaling Knock Down and Spy Song.
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Elizabeth Graham
Maine Chance Farm
Pellicia
Hal Vrice Headley
Bob Murphy
Detroit
Dave Ferguson
Warren Wright
Lord Boswell
Knockdown
Spy Song
Pro Golf Must Lure Young Players to Take Up Game
Hershey Pennsylvania April 25 UPI Pro golf must recruit younger players to preserve popularity. Ben Hogan notes few new leaders and urges start in high schools and golf links. He calls for caddy tournaments at country clubs to help growth. Dr Rudolf Bennitt of Missouri will speak April 29 on fish and game in Missouri at Snow Hall.
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Local Seminar On Sports Lineup Attracts Attention
The notice invites local sports enthusiasts and all interested persons to attend the seminar, signaling community involvement and a focus on athletics gathered for discussion and guidance.
Stars, rallies spur wide MLB day across league
Cleveland tops St Louis 5-1 after a five run eruption with Lollar doubled with bases loaded. Musial drives in two on singles for the Cardinals in St Louis. Helms belts a three run homer lifting Boston over New York 16-7. Sewell pitches Pirates to a 4-3 win against Chicago as Cubs break 3-3 tie with eighth inning single. Etten collects three hits and two walks with three RBIs as Yankees crush Red Sox 12-5. Furillo drives in two for Dodgers in 12-3 rout of Phillies.
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Sports Mirror Oddities From Past Trophies and Trades
Today marks a nostalgic look at past hockey and boxing moments with players like Johnny Gorteriic signing a one year deal with the Chicago Blackhawks and Howard Jollet once outpitching Johnny Vandermeer. Also recounted is St Louis Cantina’s win over Cincinnati and a bantamweight bout in Baltimore, reflecting on ten year old memories of Lions Lach and Urumie.
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Associated Press
Johnny Gorteriic
Chicago Blackhawks
National Hockey League
Howard Jollet
Johnny Vandermeer
St. Louis Cantina
Cincinnatia
Lou Sulica
Lew ‘Transparent
Baltimore
Lion Lach
U.S
Local Notes and Sunday Gatherings in Drake Belars Wing
Saturday afternoon David Jewett's condition shows slow improvement. Mrs. Gebrice Freeman hosted visitors including Miss Emily Ratance and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Gross of Hanover City. Charles Nease reelected high school director while Eldon Manning remains trade school board director. AC Miller sustained serious injuries from a burro attack. the animal was killed and rabies testing considered.
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Hattie Sivan
Joan Swan
T. A. Schmidt
Virgil Etta
John Whitelaw
John M. Whitelaw
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Hansan City
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Mr. Miller
Mountain fever plagues town with fatalities and tributes
Injured individuals receive anti-rabies treatment as Mr Moderia cares for his brother Joe Miller and Mrs Miller at home. A recent operation at University of Kansas hospitals led to a death Sunday morning. Mrs Donald Gross of Kansas, a former nurse, aided in transporting Mrs Torbert to relatives near Gagner. Funeral services for Mr Lehman expected in Arrington. Mourners from Linwood, Zook and others head to Wichita for Eastern Star grand chapter meetings. Bearded species count noted at 2 500 in region.
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Arrington
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Linwood
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Wichita
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