Young GOP seeks repeal of gag section in Kansas
Topeka December 27 9 An effort to repeal the gag section in the Kansas Young Republican club constitution was announced by state chairman Harry Valentine of Clay Center. County and city groups will lead a fight to vote down the provision barring the club from endorsing any party platform until the regular Republican party council acts. A resolutions forum Friday will discuss constitution changes and wet dry issues ahead of the convention in Salina. The business session and officer elections follow Saturday with Gov. Mickelson to speak at the banquet and Robert Nicholson to address the first general session.
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Night classes eliminated at Kansas University schedule shift
University of Kansas plans a second semester timetable with no night classes. Building completions will free space for more rooms and split large rooms into two. Liberal Arts offers about 1400 classes as demand rises, with more specialized courses and smaller sections anticipated. A heavy freshman class in 1946 47 may stress scheduling, but temporary labs will ease the load. A fatal automobile crash near Burrton, Kansas claims Art Banks.
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International Spotlight On Miami Season Opens In Style
The Chicago Tribune notes South Florida enters the season with brisk activity. Miami Beach opens exclusive clubs and events. the Surf Club plans a December 20 ball. the new Rickenbacker Causeway and Crandon Park openings spark excitement. Gulfstream racing begins December. social clubs expand programs as residents and visitors anticipate a lively season.
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Lawrence High Honors Football Players At Banquet
One hundred twenty five Lawrence high school and junior high football players will be honored at a banquet in the high school cafeteria tonight. Coach Chalmer E. Woodard will announce letter winners. About 160 people expected. faculty, board of education will attend. A second banquet for players is set for Thursday night sponsored by the Cooperative club with plans for a movie later.
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November accidents push Lawrence year total to 328
Thirty motor vehicle crashes in Lawrence were reported to the police in November raising the annual total to 320. The month matches November 1946 for accidents, but the year’s injuries reach 41, with no traffic fatalities for the 25th straight month.
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Adulterated Food Linked to Japanese Processors Warned
The Metropolitan Hygienic Laboratory warned Japan that some processors produce arsenic laced soy sauce vinegar and contaminated bread cake and rice products. Tests found ketchup with flour plus dirt and rice cakes with chemical residues. A track overturn near here killed Paul Pendera and injured James Abbott. Lindes Windhols was unharmed.
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Yankees move to bolster defense with Masterson trade
Miami dispatch reports the New York Yankees completed a deal for pitcher Walter Masterson of the Washington Senators as they aim to strengthen their World Series defense before the upcoming meeting of major league executives. Manager Bucky Harris hinted at more starting pitcher moves with an announcement planned in New York next week.
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Outfielder Eyes Deal With National League Team
Reports indicate a hard hitting outfielder is nearing negotiations with a National League club. The talks focus on potential contract terms and the player's fit within the team's lineup and outfield depth.
Wichita Shockers retire Sexton’s No 66
Wichita Kansas December 21 The University of Wichita will retire Linwood Sexton No 66 the long time left halfback who made the AP All Missouri Valley for the third year in a row Coach Ralph Graham notes Sexton gains 1014 yards this season and is named honorary team captain and MVP by his teammates.
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Classified ads cost a dollar for 24 words
Classified ads cost only a dollar for 24 words or less for a full week. Low cost and strong performance emphasized by the ad copy.
Lujack Wins 1937 Heisman Trophy
New York December 2 1937 aerial artist Johnny Lujack from Connellsville Pa is named winner of the Heisman Trophy for the Notre Dame team in its unbeaten campaign. He collects 742 points in the national voting.
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Chappuis Tops Midwest Ballot in All America Honors
Michigan standout Bob Chappuis led the Midwest voters with 555 points as first choice in the All America team voting by sportswriters and broadcasters Doak Walker of Southern Methodist topped the Southwest. Lajack ranked second in both regions and the presentation is set for December 10. Washington December 2. Paul E Blackwood of Talmo Kansas named assistant science specialist on the U S Office of Education staff by Education Commissioner John W Studebaker.
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