Johns Hopkins to make all home sports events free
Johns Hopkins University announced a sweeping shift in athletic policy effective next October. Admission to all home games across 18 sports will be free, and the university will neither pay guarantees to visiting teams nor accept guarantees from home games. Contests will be on a two year home and home basis with visiting teams covering their travel, expanding the athletics budget beyond gate receipts.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Hopkins
C. Wilson Shaffer
U. S
Hopkins Plan to Base College Football on Non-Commercial Basis
The Hopkins plan described as the first in the United States to place modern college football on a non-commercial basis. This represents an early shift in athletic funding away from gate receipts and commercial exploitation, signaling a period of reformation in college sports management.
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Hopkins
United States
Three Quintets Battle for Big Ten Loop Title
Chicago March 1 Three Big Ten basketball teams push for a share of the title. Purdue star Jewell Young nears the league season scoring record as Illinois tied with Minnesota and Michigan atop the standings. Northwestern hosts Minnesota and Illinois next, with Purdue facing Wisconsin in its final game. Young scored 22 points in Purdue’s 69 45 win over Indiana, reaching 163 points, four shy of Northwestern’s Joel Reiff record.
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Chicago
Jewell Young
Purdue
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Northwestern
Ilinois
Young
Indiana
Joel Reiff
Wisconsin
Boilermakers
Star's Grandfather Dies of Influenza in Beatrice
Jacob A. Brugh, 83, grandfather of screen actor Robert Taylor, died at a son's Beatrice area home last night from influenza and old age. He had been a relief client at sixteen dollars a month until recently and was moved to Roy Brugh's home last week. County relief officers had alerted Taylor a month earlier, and he promised aid.
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Beatrice, Neb
Jacob A. Brugh
Robert Taylor
Beatrice
Brugh
Roy Brugh
Taylor
Across and Down Puzzle Clue List From Newspaper Page
A scanned crossword clue list with numerous across and down entries, including hints for geometry and wordplay. Entries cover general vocabulary, animals, plants, geography, and common phrases, with mixed legibility and typographical errors in places.
Victoria Spencer quits nude fan dance stance for tango
Victoria Spencer, 15, famed for self styled fan dance, yields to parental opposition and the stage. Her mother Mary Belle Spencer intervened backstage, the show proceeds with a tango routine staged with Ernesto Hurtado after a court clash and management caution.
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Chicago
Cpi
Victoria Spencer
Victoria
Mary Belle Spencer
Ernesto Hurtado
Mary Beile Spencer
Harry Gourfain
New York
Women’s Court
Mrs. Spencer
Gurfain
Range Line Community Notes From Overbrook Area
Range Line residents report visits and gatherings through the week. Mr and Mrs George Finch and Floyd visited Overbrook with Lucy Krause and Irving Haas family. Various neighbors attended a basketball tournament at Lane and a community meeting at Brubaker.
Funeral notices and birthday greetings from Vinland area
Mr and Mrs Herman Smith and family attended the funeral of Mr Smiths brother in Topeka on Tuesday afternoon. Seth Fenton and son Webb drove to Drexel Mo to attend the funeral of Mrs Fents cousin who died in a car accident. Mrs Lem Sturdy called on Mr and Mrs K Funk of Lawrence on Wednesday evening. This was Mr Funk s 92nd birthday anniversary and they with friends had dinner at the Eldridge hotel. B A Stevens has not been well.
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Herman Smith
Mr. Smith
Topeka
Seth Fenton
Webb
Drexel
Local People and Travel Notes From Rural Kansas
A roundup of residents visiting relatives, moving to new locations, and community activities. Bonnie Hansen of Stillwell is under a doctor’s care. Frederick Freese now in Redlands California working as a carpenter. Vinland Fairview men helped saw wood for Rev. McLean at George Kelley timber. rural high school students visited Topeka for legislature session. A Amsterdam resident in a large bank studies English, plays hockey, exchanges gifts of wooden shoes and pictures. mail takes four weeks round trip. Mrs. Hubbard visited Linwood. Melvin Edmonds returned from Colorado and Arizona. Foresburg family moving to Topeka after a sale. Margaret Sturdy visited from Lawrence. A circulating library via W P A will be at Hoskinson store every Monday for books and magazines.
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Bonnie Hansen
Stillwell
Kan
Frederick Freese
Redlands
Calif
Freese
Coal Creek
Vinland
Fairview
Wood
McLean
George Kelley Timber
Rural High School
Ruth Schmidt
Charles Hubbard
Linwood
Melvin Edmonds
Colorado
Arizona
Rural Life members host party at Esther Johnson home
Rural Life members and guests attended a party at Esther Johnson's home on Thursday evening. Mr Landon recovering well from pneumonia. Lem Sturdy visited Wednesday. A play Harem Scarem is being prepared by Farm Bureau and Rural Life members for April with rehearsals led by Mrs Ross Stone. T P Stevens and Marten Halcom sent a hay car from Colorado this week. Young peoples society rehearsed a religious drama at the church Sunday afternoon. Noah Gimbler, in CCC camp at Valley Falls, was home for several days last week.
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Rural Life
Esther Johnson
Landon
Lem Sturdy
Farm Bureau
Ross Stone
T. P. Stevens
Marten Halcom
Colorado
Young Peoples Society
Noah Gimbler
CCC
Valley Falls
Belleview visitors share day at the guest club meeting
Mrs. Arthur Ott Mrs. Ethel Chronister and Mrs. Ed Forsythe attended a guest day club meeting at Mrs. J D Adams home in Eudora Friday afternoon. Several local families are noted with births marriages and visits including Elizabeth Skinner to Vestal Stebbins in Olathe and plans to live in Perry.
Local Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits and Parties
Mr and Mrs Clifton James and children joined Mr and Mrs A C Jamey and Mrs Ethel Crane of Olathe for Sunday dinner. C C Gerstenbarger and family dined with L M Walters in Kaw Valley. A birthday surprise for Mrs Harry Warmker was planned for Tuesday. Cards and Monopoly preceded refreshments. Eugene Griffin and daughter visited Roy Cramer home. Fred Whaley stayed with L J Shirck. Floyd Churchbaugh moving to Gus Bohnsack farm. Ralph Baker and children with Walter Morley in East Eudora. Martin Abel hosted a 7 pm dinner for daughter Martha’s birthday with guests including Hazel Glenn and others. Later visits from Charles Brown, C C Gerstenberger, Ray Cramer, and Harry Warmke. Edd Forsythe and Margaret attended Ed Diedrich and J O Scott anniversary dinner in Eudora.
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Clifton James
A. C. Jamey
Ethel Crane
Olathe
C. C. Gerstenbarger
L. M. Walters
Kaw Valley
Harry Warmker
Eugene Griffin
Roy Cramer
Fred Whaley
L. J. Shirck
Floyd Churchbaugh
Pleasant Grove
Gus Bohnsack
Ralph Baker
Walter Morley
East Eudora
Martin Abel
Martha
Central Business College
Kansas City
Martha Abel
Hazel Glenn
Minnie Abel
Lois Cramer
Violet Gerstenberger
Barbara Horn
Gardner
Clifford Eisele
Lawrence Lefholtz
Clarence Cramer
Taylor Orton
Charles Brown
C. C. Gerstenberger
Ray Cramer
Harry Warmke
Edd Forsythe
Margaret
Ed Diedrich
J. O. Scott
Diedrich
Eudora
Mrs. Hanrahan Visits Cohort in Cole Camp
Mrs. Hattie Hanrahan of Cole Camp Missouri spent the past weekend with her daughter Mrs J E Goble on Walnut Street. A social shower is planned at Lillian Pines home for Mrs Geneva Hills to be held Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Hills were married last Saturday evening.
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Hattie Hanrahan
Cole Camp
J. E. Goble
Walnut Street
Lillian Pine
Geneva Hills
Mrs. Hills
Community News Briefs From Local Happenings
Roy Haney traveled to Lebanon Missouri to visit his wife at her mother’s home. Centenary M E church Brotherhood met at Mr and Mrs Kirt Strong’s home with strong attendance. Mrs Wakefield visited Marysville with her two children. Men’s basketball games in Woodlawn School gym draw local interest.
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Roy Haney
Lebanon
Baldwin News Social and Local Visit Highlights
The Rebekah lodge initiated six members on Tuesday evening namely Misses Jesse Enyeart Iva Harris Doris Hobson Sue Hockensmith Martha Stoneking and Mrs Ward King. The Kansas City mid winter Epworth league institute drew Dr James S Chubb and Dean Paul Kochan who spoke on Wednesday and will hear President Nelson P Horn address Personal Religion on Saturday. Jean Keltner visited Kansas City with her parents last weekend. Local families hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Paul Selzer and son Donald Wellsville guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Phillips Carbondale hosts Mr and Mrs Oliver Price and sons Maurice and Marvin in addition to Mr and Mrs J W Alexander and Mr and Mrs E H Farr of Lawrence. Supt and Mrs Lawrence Thompson spent the weekend in Meriden with her parents Mr and Mrs HC Gerber.
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Rebekah Lodge
Jesse Enyeart
Iva Harris
Doris Hobson
Sue Hockensmith
Martha Stoneking
Ward King
James S. Chubb
Dean Paul Kochan
Kansas City
Epworth League
Nelson P. Horn
Jean Keltner
Charles Keltner
Paul Selzer
Donald
Harold Phillips
Wellsville
Oliver Price
Maurice
Marvin
J. W. Alexander
E. H. Farr
Lawrence
C. E. Francis
Lawrence Thompson
Meriden
H.C. Gerber
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Roy Wheat
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Overbrook
Lucy Krause
Irving Haas
Richard
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Albert Hornberger
Mart Stewart
Oscar Lutz
Hornberger
Ivan Schwartz
Christian Aid
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John Hanes
Holmer Gibson
Marcelene
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Walter
Anna Harbour
Tn Overbrook
Lane
Appanocose
John Gibson
Henry Gibson
Western Kansas
Alfred Clark
Wayne Warner
Elmer Dougherty
LeLoup
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Maxine
Georgene Finch
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Naomi Watts
Georgene
Maxine Finch
Naomi
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Theodore
Helen
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Mrs. Jennings
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Arthur Ott
Ethel Chronister
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Sherry Jean
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George Ott, Jr
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Elizabeth
Vestal Stebbins
Perry
Judge Rogers
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Everett Chronister
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August Hadl
Clinton
Albert Hadl
North Lawrence
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Hotpoint
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