Shawnee Mission Indians Lead Class AA Undefeated Run
Topeka January 11 Shawnee Mission Indians nicknamed the Shawnee Mission squad remain the lone unbeaten in Kansas Class AA basketball with seven straight wins They boast the third highest scoring average among large schools and hold the tightest defensive mark among AA teams The Wells Fargo schedule features a four team tournament at Wellington with Kansas City Arkanas City Wichita Cathedral and St Josephs of Hays Also Clay Gray of Newton tops Class AA scoring at 16 points per game
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Shawnee- Mission
Kaneas
Shawnee-Mission
U P
Emporia
Salina
Indians
Independence
Shawnee Mission
el Dorado
Chanute
Leavenworth
Pittbury
Kansas
Wellington
Arkansas City
Wichita Cathedral
St. Joseph's of
Hays
Clay Gray
Newton Center
Ave Gray
Newton
Rhulte
Fairman
Fort Scott
Groves
Remick
Garden City
Brownlee
Lawrence
Red
Parsons
Yle
Argentine
Wichita East
Two Close Contests In Lawrence City League
In Lawrence, two tight games unfolded in the city basketball league. Community leaders edged Sanitary Five Comets 43 to 37, with key scoring contributions from Fale Bal and Hubbard.
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Lawrence City Basketball League
Lawrence Sanitary
Comets
Beer of the Comets
Hubbard
Gens Hubbard
TF . Payne
N. Fan
Moore
Payne
Relph Graham to hire assistant at Aggie Scheel
Relph Graham plans to hire an assistant at Aggie Scheel. State College football coach says several candidates are under consideration for line coach job. Two men mentioned unofficially: Tomm vile, head football coach at Southwest State College Sorinafield Missouri, and Vie Lin, center for the Philadelphiaes, among others tied to the national professional league champions.
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Tomm Vile
Southwest State
Col- Sorinafield
Vie Lin R
Philadelphiaes
Local social notes from Eudora and district events
Miss Henrietta Terrell visits relatives then teaches at Quene mo High School. Families host visitors from Kansas City and Topeka. Cub Scout den formed in Pelathe district with officers elected. Alumni and club meetings include St Threse and American Legion Auxiliary planning a February get‑together with national officials as expected speakers. Gift shop volunteers support Winterhoke Hospital bedside selections for veterans.
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Henrietta Terrell
Charles
Ralph Terrell
Quenemo
Terrell
Clark Welborn
Baldwin
Clearfield Evangelical
U. S. Women's Society of World Service
Henry Brecheis
John Chaney
Mar UN Breithaupt
W. L. Norris
Ray Long
John Kasmaier
Verlin Benefiel
Rey Long
W. H K.abbott
Gerald Campbell
Billy Long
David Norris
Benefiel
Johnny Kaamaier
Chariie Brown
Gardner
J. Roeecran
Gardialer
Eva Geratenberger
Chatre Man
Winterhoe Dital
Topeka
Geratenberger
Vernon. Beneflel
Gerstenberger
In Memory of W A White Emporia Editorial Note
In memory of W A White from Emporia Kansas noting his birth anniversary and the late editor Wil Fray Allen White. The piece mentions upcoming historical sites test in journalism and a dedication event planned next month with unveiling details.
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W. A. White
Emporia
Kan
Gasette Offic
Wilfray ‘Allen White
KU seeks 16.7 million in state appropriations for 1950s
The University of Kansas asks the legislature for 16,666,500 in appropriations through 1951 to cover operating costs and building needs across its Lawrence and Kansas City campuses. The request details specific budgets, projects, and timing, including dormitories, libraries, and science facilities.
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University of Kansas
Raymond C. Nichols
University
K.U
Veterans
Nichols
Lawrence
Kansas City
Medical Center
Hibooks
Watson Library
Fowler
William Allen White
Community News Roundup From Baldwin and Nearby
The Rev. Clare Hayes spoke at a youth rally in Lawrence hosted by Centenary Methodist. Prof. Robert Sedore left Baldwin for Tallahassee to teach violin after visiting his mother Eleanor. Sedore gave a recital at the University of Kansas to a positive response. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Saucier visited Topeka to see their daughter Ann and attended a tribute banquet for retiring state superintendent L. W. Brooks and successor Adel F. Throckmorton. The Home Builders class plans a party Thursday in Fellowship Hall. Miss Katherine Kelley traveled to Topeka with her uncle Samuel A. Dell, who oversees houseware plant installation, staying with family there overnight. Betty Ebricht returned with Miss Kelley. the pair visited Supt. and Mrs. Earle Anderson before they headed home to Herington Sunday.
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Clare Hayes
First Methodist Church
Centenary Methodist Church
Lawrence
Robert Sedore
Talahassee
Fla
Baldwin
Eleanor Sedore
Sedore
University of Kansas
W. A. Saucier
Topeka
Ann Saucier
Samuel A. Dell
Miss Kelley
Betty Ebricht
Kelley
Supt
Earle Anderson
Herington
Local Residents Attend Events And Transitions Across Town
Mr and Mrs Abraham visit with Dr ire while Mercia W and guest share meals. Mr and Mrs Hobbe sell business to Gillespie and will run a small gift store. Jamis Tad returns from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after appendix surgery on January 2. Russ Davee and son attend the funeral of Mrs Davee's father J McLain in Parsons on January . Prof Clarence L Kulisheck and spouse attend events in South Carolina and the Modern Language Association meeting in New York City.
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Abraham
Mercia W
Garne
C. A. Hobbe
Busi Gillespie
Griseaple Ray
Jamis Tad
Police Court Fines Collected After Noon Session
In police court yesterday afternoon George Morgan of 407 East Eleventh Street paid a $20 fine for speeding at 50 mph. James W. Murray of 504 ...
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George Morgan
East Eleventh Street
James W. Murray
Local Traffic Fines Reported Across City
A Louisiana street resident was fined 15 dollars for reckless driving. R. J. Irwin of 1621 Edgehill Road was cited in a poll board case with a late fee. Fines of 1 dollar were collected from 29 people on minor traffic violations including parking in restricted zones, driving the wrong way on one way streets, and similar offenses.
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Louisiana Street
R. J. Irwin
Edgehill Road
Car Jack Accident Fatality in Lansing Kansas
Charles Shuwart 23 died when his car slipped from a jack at his Lansing home. His wife and two children aged 3 and 1 survive. Local authorities investigate the crash and report no further details available.
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Kan
Jen
Charles Shuwart
Ters
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