Washburn Upsets Jayhawkers 40-35 in Topeka opener
Washburn defeats Kansas Jayhawkers 40 to 35 at Whiting Field House Topeka as rebounding woes cost Mt Oread. Peck scores 15 for KU, Krone leads Washburn with 10. Rematch set for Hoch Auditorium Friday night.
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Army Goes To Top on York in Final AP Poll
Army named national collegiate football champion in final AP ranking with 95 of 121 first place votes. Notre Dame ninth, Navy fourth, Ohio State second, Randolph Field third, list notes previous winners and top ten with points and votes.
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Midwest football top scorer Bob Kelly ties honors
Chicago reports reveal Notre Dame halfback Bob Kelly scored 84 points to lead the season, tying Tom McWilliams and Del Cockayne for high marks as Glenn Davis tops college scoring with 120. Sugar Bowl tickets run about 40,000 ahead. Alabama meets Duke with near sellout forecast.
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One Minute Sports Page Highlights Rushing News
Elmer and Charles Hepler doubles the ante in a match race for Shoe Fly, a top quarter horse. Indiana football standouts Hunchy Hoernschemeyer and George Sundheim reportedly head to Navy next fall. Lt. Col. Frank Case, ex West Point basketball star, recovers from a knee wound. Sgt. Johnny Sturm earns Utah all state soccer honors after stellar inside left play. Archie Carter, Jacksonville NAS linesman, ejects a 15 yard warning after declaring vision 20 20.
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L L Stanley retires after 27 years in US Army
Baltimore December 5 Lt Col Lloyd L Stanley retires from the Army after 27 years of service with the Third Service Command Engineers. Native of Lawrence Kansas, he studied at the University of Kansas and designed masonry for Canadian and Northern Pacific railroads. He supervised Camp San Luis Obispo in 1940 and now will reside there with his family. His children serve in navy Waves and Army Nurse Corps. He holds membership in several professional and fraternal groups.
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Minor Baseball League Meeting Opens Tomorrow
Buffalo December 5. Minor league notables gather for a convention to shape the future of major minor league unity. Twenty six leagues previously, now ten operate as 13 amendments to the major minor agreement are debated, including a doubled draft price and stricter territorial protections, with decisions possible at meetings surrounding the national association convention.
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Phainting Phil Scott Highlighted by Johnston’s Praise
Johnston praises Phainting Phil Scott as the likely longest remembered among his imported pugilists insisting the quitter label was false. He adds Archie Moore to his camp and notes returns of Johnny Conley Sandy Sadler from service alongside Mighty Menichelli and Lou Nova, signaling a busy future.
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What Should the Colleges Do by Prof Hankins
Prof Johan Hankins of the University of Kansas writes in the autumn AAUP Bulletin on aims of liberal arts colleges. The 1942 college faculty report argues for an integrated view of life as a primary goal and for students to see the relevance of studies in life and knowledge.
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University of Kansas Department of English
America Association of University Professors Bulletin
Canadians Edge Bruins 5 4 in Openers Shootout
Sports Mirror reports the Montreal Canadiens defeated Boston 5 to 4 in the season opener of National League Hockey, after a 14 game undefeated run. The piece also recalls Hank Greenberg, Red Grange, Tulana and Texas A&M in distant sport notes.
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Britain Opposes Reds in Greece in Commons Stand
Prime Minister Churchill in the House of Commons pledges Britain will resist any attempt to impose a communist dictatorship in Greece and will use the army if needed to maintain order. He backs the Papandreou government, warns against private militias, and stresses the need for a free election with Greek government control of armed forces.
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Mail In Applications Urged To Improve Service
War Price and Rationing Board chair man John W Brand urges the public to mail applications rather than visit in person. He notes mail processing is quicker and less staff intensive, allowing better service with a streamlined operation.
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Well Flows 682000 Feet Tests on Mohler Farm Gas Well
The Well on the W. H. Mohler farm Route 5 drilled by Huber drilling company is reported to flow 682000 cubic feet in 24 hours. The well is considered good.
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Huber Drilling Company
Santa Land in Turmoil Over Hairless Dolls and Hairy Quests
A whimsical tale set in Cameroon and Santa Land. Princess Ruth fights a fever that demands a three inch smile by Christmas. In Santa Land, elves scramble amid last minute requests for hair on dolls, books, and wagons as Christmas chaos swirls.
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Santa and Hoppy Seek Gift to Cheer Princess Ruth
In a tale set around Christmas, Hoppy from Cameroon informs Santa and Mrs. Claus that Princess Ruth faces illness unless she smiles. Gifts planned by the land include walking dolls and fluffy bears, while Santa hints the Magic Music Box of Poldrex may break the dark mood. Tomorrow hints Louis plans a second gift.
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Soldier Eugene Artman Wounded in Leyte Battle
Telegram reports Pvt. Eugene Artman, under Lt. General Walter Kruger, wounded in the Leyte battle on November 3 and in a hospital since. Former Lawrence resident, son of Mrs. E. G. L. Harbour of 837 New Hampshire Street. last letter dated October 30.
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Eugene Artman
Walter Kruger
Leyte
Hevate Artman
Lawrence
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New Hampshire Street
New Shawnee County Sheriff Named in Topeka
Gov Andrew Schoeppel appointed Gerald Kreig to Shawnee County sheriff to replace Elburn M Beal who resigned for military service. Beal, a Republican, was elected to a full term and will assume office January 8. Undersheriff Kreig previously served in that post. Dr Albert A Huber, 64, longtime Kansas City physician, died yesterday leaving a widow and a son Albert Huber in St Louis.
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Topeka
Kan
Andrew Schoeppel
Gerald Aga Liner
Elburn M. Beal
William Frey. Beal
Kreiig
Kansas City
Albert A. Huber
Notable Kansas City Journalist Survived by Family
The obituary notes a former Kansas City Star staffer as well as a daughter, Mrs. John P. Carroll, among the survivors. The passage records family connections and the deceased’s career, indicating a respected journalism figure with ties to Kansas City.
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