Gustav Krupp dies at 75 heir to vast arsenal
Salzburg Austria January 17 Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach head of a vast armaments empire dies at his family estate Schloss BFivehnbach after a long illness. Once parallel with Big Bertha in World War I and weapon builder for Nazi Germany his later years saw conflict with the regime and a failure to stand trial. Burial and funeral plans in Salzburg announced.
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America 1900 to 2009 security and national humanity
The author contrasts early 20th century American confidence with mid-century awareness of interdependence and global risks. He argues security grew from social progress but worsened with two world wars and nuclear anxiety, urging a universal humanity as the path to future safety and happiness.
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Kansas State Breaks Big Seven Scoring Mark in Rout
Kansas State Wildcats set a conference scoring record by routing Iowa State 99 to 57 to claim sole leadership. Nebraska fell to Colorado 72 to 59, dropping into a second place tie with idle Kansas as the week’s remaining games shape the standings.
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Senate panel weighs curb on liquor ads in newspapers and radio
Washington January 17 Senate commerce committee to act on a bill by Senator Langer to ban liquor beer and wine advertising in interstate papers magazines radio and other media. The measure faces stiff opposition with promises of briefs filings and possible compromise as witnesses from 100 plus testify during a three day hearing.
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Kansas City Blues sign KU star Gilman for spring baseball
Kansas City Blues owner Kansas City Mo January 17 former University of Kansas athlete Dick Gilman signed a professional baseball contract with the Blues scout Dutch Zwilling of the New York Yankees announced Gilman, who played quarterback and halfback, will travel south with the Blues in March to compete for a pitching spot He previously hurled a no hitter against Atchison Colts and helped KU reach a strong conference season He also served in the Marines in 1945 46 and joined KU in 1946 nicknamed one of the league's top passers and a potential major league pitcher.
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Bowling Notes From Local Women’s League Action
In the Thursday night women’s league Pladium Five fell twice to Adelanes but led by one game margin first. Tonganoxie No. 2 posted three wins over Drakes Bakery. Fritzer Locker swept Poehler Mercantile. Todd Insurance took the odd game from Reeves Grocery. Tonganoxie Standard Oil won from Round Corner. Winter Chevrolet won two from Blue Mill. Hi 10 was 197 by Faye Olmsted and Nora Franz posted Hi 30 with 500 series. Team Hi 10 762 and Team Hi 30 2157. Also listed are a future schedule and local names and teams.
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St Paul Woman Mary Kabascki Found Stabbed to Death
A 26 year old St Paul woman Mary Kabascki, a telephone company employee and music lover, was found stabbed to death in an alley snowdrift early yesterday. Police could not determine a motive. Dr Roy C Heron Ramsey county coroner said the wound was from behind and there was no sexual assault. The balletgoer had attended a University of Minnesota performance and was later seen leaving a bus near her home. The body was discovered several miles from her home in a fashionable district.
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Former Coffeyville mayor James McCue dies at 59
Coffeyville Kan Jan 17 Funeral services will be held tomorrow for James B McCue 59 former mayor of Coffeyville He died in a hospital yesterday McCue was elected mayor in 1947 and served one term He operated a drug store here from 1919 to 1946
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Houston May Have Pro Football Next Fall
Oilman Glenn McCarthy expresses interest in buying the Cleveland Browns and relocating them to Houston Texas in the new pro football setup. The piece also notes NCAA spending debate on Texas representation, a Mexican pitcher anecdote related to Pop McKale, amateur golf return by Charlie Coe after surgery, and other brief sports items including hockey and bowling news.
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Holy Cross Tops Weekly AP Poll Amid Strong Start
Holy Cross moves to No 1 in the third weekly AP ranking as the Crusaders from Worcester, Massachusetts, win their 13th straight game and lead with 47 first place votes among 128. St John’s Brooklyn ranks second, followed by Long Island University and Bradley, with Kentucky and Indiana also receiving first place mentions.
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Book by Grad Redinger received in alumni office
The Story of Big Springs by K U Grad and David H Redinger, 1925, has been received at the alumni office of K U Redinger sent the autographed copy to Fred Ellsworth executive alumni secretary resident engineer of the project.
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