Bears push for fluid divisional setup in 1951 season
The article discusses Bears owner George Halas backing a flexible 1951 NFL division plan to reduce cross country play and boost gate attractions, amid opposition from the 49ers. It notes proposals, rules on white or gray pants for night games, exhibition guarantees, and historical shifts like Notre Dame’s tactics and Penn State basketball’s deep freeze.
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Big Seven Basketball Preview Highlights Four Top Teams
Kansas State leads the Big Seven with three wins and no losses and hosts Colorado in Manhattan. Kansas meets Oklahoma in Norman while Missouri and Towapo clash in Columbia. Oklahoma and Colorado are tied for third with 2-2 records as midterm games loom.
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Midwest Cold Wave Brings Sharp Temperature Drops
Chicago reports a severe cold wave sweeping the Midwest. Temperatures plunged from 61 in Richmond to 22, Portland Maine fell 38 degrees to 15, with a warming trend expected in the Plains and Great Lakes region later today and tomorrow.
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Harry Darbys Slightly Injured in Auto Crash
Kansas City January 22 minor injuries were suffered by Mr and Mrs Harry Darby and Brig Gen Jenesy Tian mutomobllg in an automobile accident. The Darby car collided with a safe driven by John J Soptiec at an intersection. General Davis was a guest of the Darbys. Darby is a former senator from Kansas.
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POR MARINE OFFICERS Several Enlisted Men to Be Picked
Marine Corps headquarters will select enlisted men for appointment as second lieutenants in the rapidly expanding Marine Corps. Candidates must be U.S. citizens aged 18 to 25 and score 120 on the general classification test. Those with a bachelor's degree may skip the mental exam, and recruit offices will provide further details.
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Summoned from Movie Sees Son in War Telegram Follows
In Syracuse New York on January 22 Mrs Hubert L Partsow went to two theaters to see her marine son. A telegram from her husband brought the news that 20 year old Kenneth Partlow had been killed in December during a parade or encounter with other marines near Montesuma, amid wartime dispatches.
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REPEAT PERFORMANCE ON ED SULLIVAN SHOW
Margaret Truman mixed dance steps and piano with singing on Ed Sullivan's Toast to the Town on CBS. She played My Lovely Celia and helped extras gavotte between choruses while Sullivan praised her wholesome presence. A Kansas Constitution discussion by Lawrence League of Women Voters airs on WREN at 9:30 tomorrow with Mrs. Arthur Johnson moderating.
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Illinoish high school senior to face murder charge
State's Attorney John Pearce said he would charge 17 year old Kenneth Scholz today with murdering 12 year old Billy Rodenburg whose body was found in a ditch after his disappearance. Scholz reportedly signed a statement admitting the slaying saying he killed Billy to prevent him from telling of being held captive in a shack behind Scholz home. Sheriff Ernest Overbey said further questioning would probe motive and prior alleged sexual abuse claim Scholz had reportedly made but later denied. The statement says Scholz killed Billy Wednesday night by twisting a scarf around his neck.
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Free Book Offers Rheumatism Treatment Insight
Excelsior Springs Missouri advertises a free book titled Rheumatism that argues drugs provide only temporary relief and outlines a long standing Ball Clinic method. The offer invites readers to write Dept. 1511, with no obligation, and mentions the aim to spare readers years of suffering.
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Grade pupil found near highway by Scholz home Crete
A pupil who disappeared after school on esday was found dead beside a highway near the Scholz home in Crete on Thursday night. Scholz was not present.
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Colorado Upsets Iowa as Oklahoma Faces Kansas Clash
A garbled report notes Colorado ended a long drought with an upset over Iowa late in the game while Oklahoma prepares to stop Kansas star Clyde Lovellette who is once again a leading scorer. The period details hint at a strong second half surge and looming conference tension in college basketball.
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Stockton to Ark City Rotary talk on Kansas industry
Frank Stockton dean of the University of Kansas Extension will address the Arkansas City Rotary Club tonight on Industrial Development in Kansas. The talk aims to outline growth strategies and regional potential for business and manufacturing expansion.
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