Hofstra Named Assistant Football Coach at Liberty Memorial High
Leonard Hofstra, previously Washburn Municipal University assistant football coach and science teacher, is appointed as assistant football coach and science teacher at Liberty Memorial High School in Topeka. Approval by the board of education is pending. Hofstra, Leavenworth High School graduate, studied at Ottawa University and the University of Kansas, and served four years in the army before returning to Washburn.
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Leonard Hofstra
Washburn Municipal University
Topeka
Liberty Memorial High School
E. L. Novotny
Board of Education
Asx
Woodard
Novotny
Hofstra
Warahburn
University of Kansas
Hofatin
Leavenworth High School
Ottowa University
Dick Gador
Washburn
Sellout expectations loom for ALAC season
Philadelphia reports indicate strong ticket demand and high optimism for the upcoming American college conference season. Observers note perennial contenders Bell and Penn face new talent with several freshmen showing promise while national chatter centers on potential standout players and coaching plans.
K O M League Ties as Independence and Ponca City Pace
Independence slips into a ten game winning streak in the K O M League while Ponca City tightens the race. A doubleheader setback at Badeeville leaves the Dogs 40 and 2 1, with Lou Michela of Independence suffering a rough stretch. Yorsburg beats Chanute 6-3. Carthage posts a 2-3 win as the circuit remains closely contested.
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Joe Tufteland
Tousy
Fonca City
Dogers
Badeeville
Lou Michela
Independence
Moat O Inases
Ts of Independence
Wat Yorsburg
Chanute
Ara’ Mieri Tek
Carthage
Dewey Farm Bid Promises Parity Price Support Plan
Washington reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey pledged to back a strong parity based farm price support program. Senate figures and Oregon campaign stops highlighted a plan to keep loan floors for major crops, while labor costs and soil conservation were noted as factors. A stray note mentions the capybara as the world’s largest living rodent.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Asseren
Springfield
Dewey
Corvalis
Oregon
Interior Department of Western Resources
Tonga Wins a Pair Police Apprehend Roy In North
Police capture Roy in North at Sixth Street crossing after a chase that ended near the astrin and pound. Lawmen Palmateer and Revdilingg report two others arrested following a fence incident linked to the Topeka institution. Roy detained at the city jail for finals from the school.
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Pethert French
Third
Elm Street
Walter Palmateer
Leo
Tourney Moves Along As First Games Delayed In Wichita
The National Semi Pro Baseball tournament enters its sixth day of play in Wichita with several teams yet to take the field. Tonight two double elimination matchups feature the Terminal Railroaders of Jacksonville Florida versus the Quincy Bluejays of Illinois and the Mexia Gilera meeting the Limington Athletic Club of Maine. Fort Wayne General Electrics, defending champions, opened last night with a 7 3 win over Westernport Maryland Enid Oklahoma bested Spswich Massachusetts 6 3 Staunton Virginia defeated Vermillion South Carolina 5 2 and Elgin Alabama edged Knoxville Tennessee 5 4.
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Wichita
Kan
Darksonville
Fle
Terminal Railroaders
Quincy
Bluejays
Mexia
Tex
Gilera
Limington
Fort Wayne
Ind
General Electrics
Westernport
Enid
Okla
Spswich
Mass
Staunton
Vermillion
S. C
Elgin
Knoxville
Three Topeka youths face trial for shop burglary
Three 18 year old Topeka youths charged with burglary of the Gib Francia Woodcraft and Sport Shop were bound over to the district court for trial by Judge Frank Gray in county court this morning. Hilaria Fernandez was released on $1000 bond to appear for trial after withdrawing his preliminary hearing. Tom Hernandez and Frank Padilla were committed to the county jail in default of $1500 bond to await district court trial after preliminary hearings.
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Topeka Crouths
Francia Woodcraft
Frank Gray
Hilaria Fernandez
Tom Hernandez
Frank Padilla
College All Star Team Prepares for Crucial Game
Chicago August 19 in practice the College All Star squad worked through sharp drills under bright lights as they prepare to clash with the National team. Captain Burp Fleet of Michigan is sidelined with an injured knee though the team expects full readiness for tomorrow. Notre Dame star head touch and defensive setups were emphasized while Penn State center Lajark shows cautious improvement and may sling passes tomorrow.
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Chicago
Cardingia
Burp Fleet
Michigan
Uber
Additon
Anita
Notre Diaries
Eliott
Pete
Nalan
Penn State Center
Notre Dane
Lajark
Catholics blame Jews for lootings of northern Palestine churches
A report from the Latin Patriarchate via Monsignor Anthony Vei accuses Jews of criminal acts against 12 Roman Catholic institutions in Galilee and northern Palestine. Seven churches convents and hospices are alleged looted with force. The note warns of potential wider expropriation of ecclesiastical property. Earlier Jewish soldiers were accused in Jaffa of entering a church and stealing religious objects.
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Jerusalem
Latin Patriarchate
Galilee
Palestine
Anthony Vei
Fdes
Vatican
Jaffa
Unfinished Furniture Study Table and Desks found
Malott's How offers unfinished furniture items including a study table with one drawer, knee hole desk with three shelves and one drawer, a four-drawer vanity table, and a phone stand. Contact Mans at phone 615 736 for details.
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Malott
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