Jayhawk Opener Chases Ichabods In New Washburn House
KU basketball opens at the new Washburn Field House in Topeka against Washburn Ichabods in a dedicatory game. Floyd Ramsey injury shifts Cox to center with McGuire pairing at guard. Maney captain leads KU. Roy Wynne brings a fast Washburn quintet as fans anticipate an exciting evening.
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Washburn College
Topeka
University of Kansas
Ichabods
K. Uz
A4age
Washburn
Jayhawker
Floyd Ramsey
Forrest Cox
Newton
F. G. Allen
Jayhawkers
Cox
Clarence McGuire
Letterman
Bob Maney
McGuire
Bishop
Thomson
Hauser
Plumley
Whitfield
Dodd
Paden
K.U
Roy Wynne
Robert Maney
St. Joseph
Kansas
Allen
Thome Bishy
Marsh
Cawe Broughton
Wight Ream
Fred Williams
Missouri
Ruins Near Jerusalem Reveal Bronze Age Masonry
Excavations on Ophel ridge near Jerusalem uncover ancient masonry dating to Hebrew monarchy. British and Hebrew University teams led by Crowfoot and Sukenik reveal old city gate, towers, and walls likely built in biblical king periods, plus vast pottery sherds and a later Greek period cistern.
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Jerusalem
Ophel
City of
David
J. W. Crowfoot
British School of ‘Archeology
FL. Sukenik
Hebrew University
Charles Marton E Clift
Josephus
Nehemiah
Comprehensive Sport Program Planned at Washburn College
Washburn College in Topeka plans a comprehensive physical education program to involve all students in some form of athletics. The new department will require at least five staff members, with announcements on personnel to come. The program mirrors the University of Minnesota model, emphasizes intramural and minor sports, and offers corrective athletics for students unable to compete, as part of broad campus fitness initiatives.
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Topeka
Washburn” College
Parley P. Womner
Ashburn
Ichabods
University of Kansas
Washburn
Department of Physical Education
Womner
Ernest E. Beary
University of Nebraska
University of Illinois
Nebraska
University of
Washurn
Butler College of Indianapolis
Haskell Indians
F. W. McDonald
Indianapolis
George “Patsy”” Clark
Butler
Clark
Indians
Haskell
Creighton University
Omaha
University of North Dakota
McDonald
Lawrence
Kansas
Baker University Relay Carnival Set For April 26 27
The sixth annual Baker University Relay Carnival was announced with dates April 26 and 27. Emil 8, Liston director of athletics, confirmed the event and urged teams to enter. The note lists athletes and cities linked to prior competitors, reflecting a broad Midwest and West Coast participation.
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Baldwin
Kan
Baker University
Emil
Liston
Aggie Vacation Sets Off Homeward Trek From K State
Kansas State college students begin their winter vacation with travel plans under way Wednesday though the official break starts Thursday night at six. Officials report influenza has not closed the college early and cases are slightly down from recent days. The business college term resumes January 2 for enrollment.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural
Callege
Ithe Business College
Lawrence cagers Haskell to meet in opening drill
Lawrence high school basketball opens practice with about twenty five players reporting, two groups formed for regular and Shenanigans reserve squads. Veteran Elmer Schaake and Dean Bernitz lead as core players. Coach Griffin plans intensive drills this week before January 4 opener against Rosedale on the Lawrence court.
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Melvin Griffin
E. J. Logsdon
Griffin
Logsdon
Elmer Schaake
Dean Bernitz
Leo Sample
Lawrence
Kansas City. Mo
Iourt
Aaa
Arien
Schaake
Barnitz
Sample
ELES CLUB SCORES AND HIGHLIGHTS IN WEEKLY MEET
ELES CLUB posted scores with Hartic 279 294 298 310 and Youn 293 276 266 289 while high marks went to Springer 242 Youre 211 and Rising 539 and Jones 549. Tonight features Shimmons against Pierson and Houk versus Edmondson in tenpin competition amid notes on a Chicago Public Schools loan request to fund teacher payrolls. Notre Dame hosts Northwestern in a Big Ten basketball matchup highlighting an unsettled league slate.
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Youn
Springer
Youre
Bigee Amis
Jones
Shimmons
Pierson
G. Houk
Edmondson
HEADACHES BY JOHN AND DOCTOR NOTES CAUSES
A medical overview from Gorgas Memorial Institute explains inner and outer headaches. Neuritis, sinusitis, hypertension, brain tumors, infections, and hormonal factors are discussed with emphasis on mechanisms and misperceptions.
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William Shuman
M. D
Los Angeles
Calif
Gorgas’ Memorial Institute
Washington, D. C
Racine Descendant Rescued by Modern Playwrights
Paris AP reports a direct descendant of the renowned dramatist Racine, Genevieve Vaudrey, saved from misery by contemporary playwrights. The ancestor, famed for shining the Académie Française two and a half centuries ago, was found homeless, nearly blind, penniless, and ill by Eugene Brieux, another member of the French stage circle.
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Racine
Mademisiselle Genevieve Vaudrey
dThers
Academie Francaise
Eugene Brieux
Cuban Farmer Life in Cuba Described as Steady and Rugged
The Cuban farmer known as the guajiro is portrayed as a stoic, toil driven figure living in bamboo homes with no floors, facing constant threats like hurricanes. His diet relies on bananas rice and beans, with barter as the main means of trade, and rice farming seen as a future path to reduce grain imports.
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Dramatists’ Organization
Thase
Santa Clara
Cuba
Guajiro
Panama
Infants Care Taught to High School Boys Nationwide
American boys aged 14 and 15 join infant hygiene programs across states, learning bottle prep, baby bathing, and first year diet as part of public health education. Ohio reports 45 participants, Mississippi 38, Wisconsin includes boys with girls, and Iowa saw 262 fathers among 6,014 attendees. The Diamond Squad, created by Congress, aims to recover over a million dollars for the government in its first year after starting last July.
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New York State
Childrens’ Bureau
Department of Labor
State Board of Health
Ohio
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Horever
Florida
Iowa
Oklahoma
Paul Wasington
New York Customs, Service
Congress
Customs Burean
Oxford Professor Plans U S Slang Dictionary
An English scholar from Oxford, Sir William A. Craigie, aims to compile a dictionary of American slang and daily phrases. The project, linked to the Oxford English Dictionary, will trace origins and development of terms like electioneering and back roads, based on readings and volunteer inputs.
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Oxford University
United States
William A. Craigie
University of Chicago
William
George V
Craigie
Elizabeth
China to elevate diplomats abroad to ambassador ranks
China plans to raise its overseas diplomatic representatives from ministers to ambassadors, signaling a shift in rank for foreign postings. The move comes as Beijing reorganizes its diplomatic corps to strengthen international engagement and policy influence.
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China
Shanghai
Nanking restructures diplomatic service and posts policy
The Nanking government plans reorganizing its diplomatic service including changing senior posts from career diplomats to Kuomintang party figures. Announcement says the policy shifts away from experience in diplomacy toward prominence in party affairs for major foreign postings. Baltic tension eases as Lithuanian Premier Waldemaras, amid the Vilna dispute with Poland, delivers a moderate inaugural speech.
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Kuomintang
Lugano
Baltic
Waldemaras
Lithunia
Poland
Vilna
Baltic Situation To Be Examined By Technical Experts
The council of the League of Nations indicated it would accept a resolution for examination of the Baltic situation by technical experts of the Teague.
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Council of the League of Nations
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