Aggie B Team Wins Newton Kansas Dec 16 54 28
Moe delivers a quick line as Aggie B team from Kansas State College cruises past Bethel College 54 to 28 in Newton. The Wildcats led 22 to 8 at halftime and dominated the second half for the win.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1946
Page
7
Moe delivers a quick line as Aggie B team from Kansas State College cruises past Bethel College 54 to 28 in Newton. The Wildcats led 22 to 8 at halftime and dominated the second half for the win.
Mrs McClure wife of the Military Government information chief attends a Berlin event at the request of the American Women’s Club of Berlin. The note highlights coordination between US occupation authorities and local women’s organizations.
The fragment discusses the world to govern without full control and mentions entities such as Mexico France Britain Australia and the League of Nations mandates. It hints at an equal balance between administering and non administering nations.
Kenney L. Ford, alumni secretary for Kareas State College, named chairman of the National Committee designated to choose the country’s outstanding alumnus of the year. Last year’s honoree was General Dwight D. Eisenhower. prior winner was Madam Chiang Kai-Shek.
Mae the confirmation bet faces unclear odds as rival bettors study the field. The terse note hints at a tied outcome with Amat contested by two factions, leaving room for cautious wagering and late shifts in sentiment.
Former Augusta city commissioner and ex chief electrician for Socony-Vacuum Oil died Saturday in Kansas. He was born in Dumont Missouri, survived by his widow and a small daughter. Excerpt notes also mention Topeka fever and health official remarks on colds and influenza. A final line cites that Negroes comprise about 98 percent of the U S population.
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