Colonels Sweep Twin Bill to Rise in Standings
The Louisville Colonels won a doubleheader 4 2 and 3 1 boosting their position in the American Association race. They moved within a percentage point of the third place Indianapolis while Milwaukee and Columbus split their games and rain postponed several Sunday contests.
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Miami Club Banks Second in the KOM Loop Play
The Miami Owls edged the Pittsburg Browns 6-5 on Saturday as rain affected Kansas Oklahoma Missouri league games. Ponca City won 5-4 in 11 innings over Iola, while Bartleaville and Carthage posted wins and further rain disrupted remaining contests.
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University High School Honors Students in Fraser Theater
The annual honors assembly at University High School in Fraser Theater featured Galord Land presiding as student body president while Reginald Strait awarded athletic letters to the basketball teams. Dozens of students received track, Latin, art, and science awards, with notable honors for Marvin LeSuer, Caroline Crosier, Lois Beth, and Joan Hessler, and a senior class gift of a table tennis table.
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Alita York
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Haye
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Tokyo Theater Owners Seek Permits as Postwar Profits Fade
Tokyo theater owners struggle after the war as fourteen apply for permits to change business. One converted to a public bath, another to a cabaret, and another to a department store. They blame government fixed admission prices for low attendance and revenue losses across about 37 small venues.
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Lawrence School News Plans and Events Highlight New York Trip
First grade crafts paper plate projects and music activities. Fourth and fifth grades display original designs while Browns Scouts hold a Court of Honor. Visits include Zephyr Flour mill and Robinson Park as part of Lawrence school activities and field trips.
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Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Crean Company
Onion juice boosts weed killer potency in lab tests
New York researchers report that onion juice mildly increases the effectiveness of the herbicide 2 4-D by promoting stronger uptake in target weeds. Tests show one pound of mashed onions, strained, added to a standard 24-D solution in water yields greater results, with the greatest effect in potatoes and bacon scraps trials.
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Amvets Hold Meeting for Officers and Charter Plans
Veterans group AMVETS will meet tomorrow at the Community building to elect officers for a new post and select a post name. Charter members will be named and actions on veterans issues and community service outlined. World War I veterans invited.
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Maurice Knotames Wauch
Maurice Kelleauge
Wesley Mitler
Charles D. Stouh
Tir
KE. M, Sherwood
Flying student killed in Wichita area plane crash
A training plane crashed about ten miles north of Wichita killing William J. Clayton, 26, a war veteran, and instructor Frank K. Bush, 26, instantly. Details of the crash were not determined at night.
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