Civil rights debate yields slow progress on lynch bill
Washington Feb 27 Anti lynch legislation remains uncertain as House leaders insist on the civil rights record. The House passed poll tax repeal for federal elections and a FEPC bill aimed at persuasion, not enforcement. Senate action and possible filibuster threaten further civil rights moves ahead of elections.
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National 4 H Club Week Observance March Dates
National 4 H club week runs March 4 through March 12 with emphasis on youth, leadership, and farm living progress. President Truman lauds two million 4 H members and local leaders as symbols of American advancement and urges weighing goals and striving to achieve them during the observance.
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Fort Hays Tigers clinch CSC title in 87 53 win at Rockhurst
Fort Hays State College clinched its first undisputed basketball conference title in 21 seasons by beating Rockhurst 87 53 last Saturday night in Kansas City. The Tigers wrap up the regular season and prepare for a two of three playoff against Kansas Wesleyan for the NAIB berth, with the national tournament set in Kansas City March 1 18. Southwestern and Emporia State contend for runner up as league races tighten across the schedule.
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College basketball scores sweep nation in chaotic recap
A cluttered roundup lists dozens of college results across the country. From Southwestern 56 over Washington 47 to Notre Dame 65 and Penn State 72, the immensity of scores features many institutions and facilities, reflecting a broad midseason sprint.
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Community school notes from Cordley and Lincoln visits
Woodlawn hosts February 24 sessions with Miss Borman visiting Lincoln school to address the Association for Childhood Education. Cordley reports reorganized staff, Valentine parties, science demos, and student council elections alongside various classroom projects and guest presentations.
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Undefeated Holy Cross Poised for N C A A Playoff Bid
New York report details early NCAA tournament projections as Holy Cross, 25-0, is the only major unbeaten team assured of a title round. Ohio State also solidly lined up for NCAA play with an 18-3 mark, while Kentucky and others vie for eight NCAA berths and NIT consideration.
Rebels’ Indonesian chief Westerling arrested in Singapore
Captain R P Westerling, leader of Indonesian guerrilla forces, was seized by British police in Singapore after failing to produce identification. US officials demand extradition, facing potential death penalty if returned. His arrest followed reports he sought arms via smugglers to continue the Jakarta revolt.
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Stene to Speak in Washington on Public Administration Plan
Dr. E. U. Stene of the University of Kansas will address the American Society for Public Administration in Washington, D C, March 10 12. He will report on how public administration students transition from university to public service and outline KU's two year graduate program including a one year city manager internship.
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Aggies to West Coast grid contract signed with Washington
Manhattan Kan Feb 27 Kansas State college announces a home and away grid contract with Washington University of the Pacific Coast circuit. The first football meeting between the schools will be played in Seattle on September 3. Both teams won two and lost eight last season. Kansas State’s 1950 schedule has yet to be announced.
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Lawrence School News Notes Became In Kansas City Visitants
Lawrence School news lists family losses as Helen James and Douglas Twitty lost their father and stayed in Kansas City while their mother Mrs Lyle Twitty was hospitalized. It records sick lists, substitute teachers, a February second grade meeting with Miss Emily Preser starting February 13, tea in the library, P T A Founder’s Day donations, birthday book gifts, troop 62 activities, and a dinner speaker Miss Ina Borman from Emporia Training School.
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