West Virginia Dean to Lead Kansas Conference on Physical Education
G Ott Romney dean of West Virginia Universitys school of physical education and athletics will consult for the fourth annual physical education and recreation conference June 3 27 at the University of Kansas. KU staff including Merle Henre Edwin Elbel Henry Shenk and Dean Bottorf organize with Forrest C Phog Allen as Monday banquet speaker. Romney is a World War I veteran who later directed clubs and recreation for the American Beach Cross and previously coached at Montana State and Brigham Young. The event runs chiefly at Robine fom RyMnassint with Monday program at the emer s il Laie.
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G. Ott Romney
West Virginia University
Rand
University of Kansas
K.U. Physiesl Education Department
University Extension
Merle Henre
Kansas City, Kansas
Edwin R. Elbel
Henry Shenk
Dean Bottorf
K. U
Forrest C.phog” Allen
Dean Romney
Monetana State College
Brigham Young University
West Virginia
Amerean Beach Cross
Montana, State College
Amy Wditor
Robine Fom RyMnassint
Emur Sil Laie
Funny Business and Farm Machines Cause Industry Mixup
A fragmented mock article notes the Greek Ministry of Agriculture and the ECA Mission facing problems with farm tools and animals. It mentions plowing acres free of charge and high mule costs, with unclear details about labor and losses.
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Ministry of Agriculture
ECA
Tennessee junior chambers win three of five sweepstakes awards
At the 49th U S Junior Chamber of Commerce convention a banquet for 3,000 delegates announced awards for civil activities and projects. Winners include Arvert canisnt for extension to Jackson and Pomesand for Christmas activities to Ullenny, with entries from Ada Becking We Van Elanover and other cities. The program lists numerous U S cities in the competition for community welfare and urban improvement.
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Chicago
Tennessee
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
We van Elanover
Brownwond
Texy
Photographer John Masters lauded for animal portraits at Brons Zoo
Amateur photographer John Masters of New York City is honored by Brons Zoo for a 40-piece exhibit at the Horn and Heade Museum Gallery this summer. Officials praise his natural, disturbance-free approach, noting 4 000 visitors so far and possible 8 000 on better days.
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John Masters
New York City
New York
Brons Zoo
Zoo
Horn and Heade Museum
Afl
Ther Chaiee
Tan
Wennie
More DPS Are Coming to Handle War Refugees Abroad
President Truman signed legislation expanding entry to the United States for about 18 000 Polish refugees in Britain, 10 000 Greeks, 2 000 others from former Italian territory ceded to Yugoslavia, and 400 Shanghai refugees. Officials say new offices will be opened in Britain, Greece, and likely Trieste to process applicants, with total arrivals limited by a one year extension of the 1948 law.
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Washington
Dune
Imimtasun
Truman
United States
Britain
Yugoslavia
Commission
Greece
Trieste
Shanghai
Germany
Congress
Chanere
Checks to Counties Drive Tax Revenue End of Quarter
Topeka June 10 warrants totaling 198101 were invited to Kansas counties as a share of liquor law enforcement revenue since sales became legal last July. The figure, plus 3 percent for administration, suggests about 60080 of daywar sales to date or 4355000 annually. Half allocated to counties, with distribution by population, follows prior payments totaling 5298292, 199212, and 224205 for earlier periods. Current allocations include Allen Bourbon Cherokee and others.
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Topeka
Kansas
Allen
Atchison
Burley & “Lay
Wheat loan rate eyed at $1.97 a bushel for 1950
Market economist from Kansas State College projects the 1950 wheat crop support price near mid-June parity. The anticipated loan rate is $1.97 per bushel, two cents above last year, with No 1 hard red Kansas grain at $2.24, three cents higher than a year ago.
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No. L
Kansas
Warning Issued On Red Clover Seed For Kansas Growers
Kansas State extension officials warn farmers to be cautious of red clover seed stained red by up to 10 percent. Seed bearing the stain signals foreign origin and possible inadaptability to Kansas growing conditions. Labels identifying seed origin must be attached to the market packet.
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Canada
Kansas
ECA Finds Use for U S Mules in Greek Rebuilding
Greek farmer Evangelos Tertingas receives an American mule Koula sent under the Marshall Plan. The story highlights how U S aid and refugee resettlement fueled Greek agriculture after wartime destruction, illustrating hope and recovery in Xenias and across rural Greece.
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Koulais
USA
Evangelos Tertingas
Xeniag
Tid
Thessaly
Evanador
Koula
Tertingas
United States
Greece
ECA
Tertingzs
Tertinga
Xeni
Xenias
Hina
Evangelos
Evangelon
Re-Flected rennet Wichita to Birmingham
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wichita Birmingham and a doctor of the symphony. Likely garbled event notes. no clear names, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Rennet
Wichita
Alastra
Clecy
Symphony
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