Sinn Fein Leaders Arrested in Ireland March 20 Protest
Dublin reports say Sinn Fein Volunteers and two others are ordered to leave Ireland within six days. The antiwar group, tied to Irish Volunteers, has held parades and faced sporadic government actions. The Council warns of armed resistance to disarmament and criticizes police protection amid unrest.
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Honors for a Bishop in Korea before departure to Japan
Unusual honors were paid to Bishop Merriman C. Tharris of Korea before his departure for the United States. He headed the American Methodist Episcopal mission in Korea and will retire, with friends arranging a residence at Kamakura by the sea. Attending were Baron Ishii, George W. Ghithy, Viscount Kaneko, and Baron Vehiin. Emperor Yoshihito conferred the second order of the Sacred Treasure, and Ambassador Cinthrie delivered a grateful tribute to his work.
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U S Motor Cars See France Imitate Low Cost American Wheeled Cars
A French industry expert argues postwar auto making will imitate American practice to cut costs. French producers will focus on efficient machine work and cheaper parts while maintaining quality. American cars, priced 4000 to 6000 francs, face competition as France leverages wartime improvisation and close cost comparisons to win home markets.
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Kansas Beats Chinese Nine In Ninth Inning Rally
Kansas University slips past the Chinese team in a 7 to 6 thriller as Paivier and Gibbons drive in the decisive runs in the ninth. Vint Smith started for Kansas, Apan relieved, and Wandell, Wood, and Chase led the late charge amid ragged fielding and key hits.
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Taylor's stellar batting fuels yesterday's victory
Taylor's featured with three hits two bunts and two walks in the win Smee earned praise for a sharp running grab in deep left Wood covered second Gibbons stood at second base Weltine moved to left field Chase swapped with Webs at first and Since played left field replacing Chinners
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Kansas Jayhawks Struggle in Mixed Drills at Drake
Kansas University’s sports notes say the Drake showings for two mile and one mile runs were not sufficient to justify a trip for the speed merchants. Treweeke, the Nanansis jumper, is not in top form and may not place among national contenders. Also noted are assessors wrapping up work, insect powders on sale, tires in exchange deals, and fashion remarks about girls wearing chic clothes.
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Jayhawker Camp Recruits Shine In Varsity Show
Smee Carigy Smith and Poirier display airborne talent in a Kansas varsity showcase. Smith and Poirier, recruits from the Jayhawker camp, outshine veterans Craig and Smee. Kansas schedules a three day trip next weekend facing Aggies in Manhattan on May 4 and St Marys on May 4.
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Inter Class Meet at Kansas University Saturday
The inter class track meet at Kansas University is set for Saturday with juniors boasting two straight wins and strong prospects. Coach W O Hamilton will stay in Lawrence to pace trials for dual meets against Nebraska Missouri and Kansas Aggies, reviewing new talent for the full Kansas squad.
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Biks Meeting Tonight at Eight OClock
A local notice invites members to a Biks gathering at eight this evening at Srquires Studio. Included is a reminder to bring kodak business if only a few film items are available.
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Haskell Playing Soys Normal Defeated by St Marys
The Hays Normal baseball team lost to St Marys in their season opener. Players Speer Carpentry Archer Gatewoort Archer Smith Mortis and Biss were among listed lineup, with Otis slated to pitch as the team traveled by train to the game yesterday.
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War would threaten Missouri Valley football season
Kansas National Guard mobilization could disrupt K E football's plans for the fall. Coach Ben Olcott notes at least twelve first squad prospects are in militia, with military training common at Kansas institutions. Potential impact on roster and schedule looms.
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Kansas National Guard
Bena Olcott
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Conel Olcott
IWLG
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Markets Report Kansas City Thai Market Snapshot
Market report from Kansas City notes slight changes across commodities. Eggs hold steady while cash wheat edges higher and corn shows modest firmness. hay trades with limited movement and rye prices remain unsettled amid April activity. Calves and beef futures exhibit modest shifts under light demand as traders assess supply signals.
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Associated, Press
Kansas
Stavok
Clinton Easter Service at Presbyterian Church
A Clinton Easter program at the Presbyterian church featured a decorated sanctuary, a well performed choir, inspiring solo by Mrs. Carl Woodhward, and a beautiful duet by Mrs. M. M. Holdrummin and Mrs. Emma Cummings after a short pastor’s sermon. Also lists poultry wanted: 3 dozen Barred Rock chicks 410 weeks old, state strain and price.
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Baptismal Service and Temperance Lecture Draw Crowds
A church event opened with twelve children baptized and eighteen members received. The evening program featured a temperance lecture with stereopticon slides and depictions of Christ passion. A Friday night lecture on Bible history will include slides and refreshments for attendees.
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A Future for the Horse in War and Peace
Edward N Wentworth of Kansas State argues postwar rewards depend on superior horses. He notes that breeders see war raising horse prices, Europe’s draft stock disruption, and America possibly supplying stock until Europe recovers. The piece mentions a Baker medicine man and a local finance figure with a kick coming.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
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Arope
America
High school boys petition dealers to curb minor tobacco use
Seventy five Lawrence youths aged high school sign a petition urging local merchants to oppose tobacco sales to minors. The effort, led by the high school boys club, aims to secure cooperation from dealers as the petitions are to be presented this week.
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