Maryland Pounds Tennessee in Sugar Bowl Thriller
Maryland overwhelms Tennessee 28 to 13 in New Orleans Sugar Bowl led by Ed Modzelewski and Ed Fullerton as Maryland’s defense stalls the Volunteers. Illinois crushes Stanford 40 to 7 in the Rose Bowl, cementing a day of top post season action with large crowds and TV reach.
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SQUEEZE ON FRAUDS DECLINE IN UNEMPLOYMENT FRAUD
Unemployment insurance fraud and overpayments show a sharp drop in the July 1 September quarter, with 1250 convictions on fraud charges reported. The fund nears 87.89 billion dollars amid extensive redaction and fewer willful misrepresentations. In other news, Fred I Boone, 81, founder of the Boone hotel chain, dies in Manhattan after 60 years in the business. He built and ran multiple hotels including the Bartell and Wareham, with ventures in Junction City and Manhattan.
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Kan
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Junction City
Dunelion City
Gillett
Wareham
el Dorado
Vinila
Okla
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Boone
Force Pons
Death claims colorful figure in Jashawker sports era
W O Hamilton, longtime coach and athletic manager at the M1 Oreach institution, is remembered for building basketball and track programs. His teams featured players like Tommy Johnson and Slats Clare, with notable success in the Valley and KC area. The article honors Hamilton's influence as a pioneer in early 20th century Missouri athletics.
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W. O. Hamilton
Auraidhin
M1. Oreach Institution
Hamilton
Harmifins
Gard
Tommy Johnson
Bully Greenlees
Letty Sproul
Ad Lindsey
Stafty Dunmire
Slats Clare
Art Weaver
Rudolph Vielaul
Kel ~ Mathews
Seruhuy
Woodwart
D. Gibbet Brows
Ep Sorenson
Ernest Uhre Taub
J Vander Vries
Missouri
Jayhawkers
Crimson and Blue Cagers
K.C.A.C
Convention Wall
Kansas City
Kansas
Convention Hall
ELUL
Dick Treweeke
Ray Edwards
Pat P
Bonnie Reber
Fins Dan Slazen
Janis Herriot
Mill Mateamsan
Shall Ubiddeck
Kirk Hilton
Fred
Ralph Railkey
Ray Hewh
Dorman O'Leary
Litvinov Dies at 73 in Soviet Foreign Policy Role
Moscow reports the death of Maxim Litvinov at age 73. Once foreign minister and wartime ambassador to Washington, he shaped collective security policy and the famed phrase peace is indivisible. His career peaked before a 1936 demotion signaled shifting Kremlin attitudes.
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Foreign Office
Maxim Maximovich Litvinoff
Pravda
Central Committee
Communist Party
Litvinoff
United States
Russia
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Kremlin
Youth rally trip to Olathe church draws attendees
A group of young people from the First and North Lawrence Christian Churches attended a Sunday youth rally at the Olathe Christian church. The program included banquets worship and group singing. Bob Jones of Topeka gave the address and will soon serve as a minister at Phillips University Enid Oklahoma.
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North Lawrence
Eula Belle Skillman
Pegey Risk
Martha Sippel
Jane Holtzclaw
Dan Wiley
Fred Wiley
Anna Wiley
John Long
Mary Moody
Colleen Moore
North Lawrence Church
Jack Nicholson
Helen Mason
John Rockfard
Sherry
Hay Hellstrom
Rebecca Hellstrom
Glen |Brewster
Ernest Brewster
William Brewster
Winona Penfold
Landis Pa Folkd Jr
Barbara Colburn
Clayton Skinner
Ronald Amerine
Dean Filiot
Dorothy Statler
Cleta Statler
Loren Brouchard
Roderick Ande
Lav
Lions Learn Hard Lesson At Highland Park Invitational
The Lawrence Lions opened the Highland Park Invitational Basketball Tournament in Topeka with a loss to Hayden as they underestimated the upstart rival. They rebounded Saturday to defeat Atchison’s Redmen, then impressed observers with Highland Park’s new gym and atmosphere. Coach H C Stuart called the defeat a learning experience, while Haskell showed promise in its rebuilding year posting three games of valuable experience.
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Topeka
Lions
Hayden
Stu
Atcheson
Redmen
Lawrence
Highland Park High School
Han
Tony Coffin
Haskell
Coffin
Pasadena Faces Record Low Nose Bowl Ticket Scalping
Pasadena today reported an all time low in arrests for scalping Nose Bowl game tickets. Only three arrests occurred and one violator was caught selling below cost. One man surrendered two tickets to a policeman asking him to give them away. Before TV, Rose Bowl tickets sold for about fifty dollars a pair.
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Pasadena
Calif
Happily Ever After in a Fading Record Note
An antique voice speaks of devotion as a record spins endlessly. The speaker names James E Q'Bryon in a cryptic refrain about memory and time, hinting at a personal vow amid a looping melody and a distant, unresolved sentiment.
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