Harry E. Morrows Sports Slants
Harry E Morrow cites KR Uo drama plans and spring schedules across Kansas, highlighting theater productions at Alten dees and Breakeapien Mis, plus Kansas Aggies coach Sam Francie arriving in Manhattan. He notes Kansas and Missouri spring drills, a Kansas basketball Big Six title win, and the Lions opening league meet March 28 in Kansas City with Leavenworth and Argentine hosting.
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Alten
le Praca
Dessin Crafboas
Tarttans
Torafier Tian
Ralph Graber
Liberty Memorial High School
Lions
Shawnee Mission
Kansans City
Leavenworth
Argentine
Sam Francie
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Manhives
Hattan
Francie
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma A
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Norman
Oklahomans
Crimson
Curtis
Shields
Fred Mendel
Hutchinson News-Herald
Don Faurot
Missouri
George Sauer
K. U
Jayhawks
Husky
Faurot
M. A
Sauer Rt
Lawrence Daily Journal World News Notes March 1 1947
Mra Charlie Kows and deugnier have been missing for several days. Zook and family returned from a trip with her mother and sister in Tex and brother in Hons. Mr and Mrs C B Smith of Lawrence visited her parents Ur and Mre Harry Genees. Saturday evening guests from Leavenworth celebrated Ginney’s birthday. In Leavenworth Sersis honored by friends at a birthday event. An Aim James Bell of Torsha and Casebier was mentioned with son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal-World
Kansas
Charlie Kows
Deugnier
Tex
Harry Genees
Leavenworth
James Bell
Torsha
Casebier
Powder transfer plan moves stock from SOW in large trucks
Arms and Col Barker state current shipments are part of a plan to shift most powder stocks from SOW. Transfers occur in large truck transports, with an estimated 12 days to complete. One production line is yielding limited powder while about 600 employees work for Hercules Powder Co. Army Engineers and Army Ordnance.
Lag in Russian coal production report signals wider economic strain
London dispatch notes a Soviet decree delaying coal output growth as war costs bite. The plan aims to curb production collapse and accelerate development of heavy industry and transport, with grain production below targets and manufacturing inching forward in timber and building materials. Official exchange rate set at 12 to the dollar, while mechanization and trade reforms are urged to boost the economy.
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London
Soviet Council
Sven
Moscow
Russia
Nemsiere
M Coe
Liber Aluetivits
Nana’ Iq
Ry and Ag Aural Engineering
Tre Pee von Oof Oraila
Dave Fat
Ieber
Trans
Teen Ad
Amendments Seek Alternative Gubernatorial Succession Plan
A University of Kansas Bureau of Government Research memo argues for a revised Georgia line of succession to avoid a gubernatorial vacuum. It supports Ren John McCormally's amendment designating the lieutenant governor elect as acting governor in case of the governor elect’s death resignation or disability and proposes elevating the president pro tempore of the Senate if both fail to qualify.
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Kansas
Gorhig
Georgia
University of Kansas
Bureau
Ren.ohn McCormally
Dickinson County
McCarmally
Senate
High School Students to Speak at Club Meetings
Students from Tre Fich High School under H C Brockman will address drive interests at the service clubs. Nick Werner speaks at the Rotary luncheon, Lyons Club meets Monday, and Jerry Comfort speaks Tuesday for the Co-Operative Club. The piece notes flags including the American and French flags in a discussion of national symbols.
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H.C. Brockman
Pire Vileepn
Nick Werner
Ry Club
Lyons Club
Jerry Comfort
Co-Operative Club
Shenker
United States
France
Baseball Park Plans to Be Laid at Monday Meeting
Councilman R. O. Burgert announced a planning meeting at City Hall Monday night to lay groundwork for a proposed community baseball park. He said council members city officials sportsmen and Kansas National Guard officers would be invited to coordinate diverse views into a workable plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Burgert
Parks Committee
Burgert
Kansas National Guard
Patient and Doctor Survive Dual Mishaps
C Morris, pushing his son’s car, slipped and cut his head. Son Bill rushed him to Dr. J W Stevens who sutured the wound. The Morris car then caught fire and Dr Stevens again took charge, but slipped and needed another physician to tend his own head wound.
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C. Morris
Bill
J. W. Stevens
Morris
Stevens
Fettos
Sports Scores and Notes From Various Colleges and Schools
A mixed set of basketball scores and notes from multiple colleges and universities. Entries mention Dakota State, South Lakota, Notre Titre, Tulane, West Texas, Texas Mine, Stanford, and others with varied outcomes and brief game references. A stray sentence mentions Lawrence Business College and a recovery note about a missing person.
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Dakota Univers
South Lakota University
Dakota State
Notre
Tulani Afrian
K Fe Haye Brate
Southwestern Coukin Centraleka Et Seogarcie University
Uilahorma
Universiny At
Austin
Tex
Central Tiklay
Northeastern Okla
Northwestern
Okia
SH. Gibthons Baptist
Hera Kan
Sertie Wienita
Watdveton & Central
Moe
Chinicothe
Puke
Rip Capel
Washington- Lee
Moving Powder Transferred to Kansas Ordnance Plant
Lt. Col. Robert M. Barker reports about 2.5 million pounds of smokeless powder moving from Sunflower Ordnance Works to the Kansas Ordnance Plant in Parsons for storage. The ROP facility offers semi underground igloo storage for large powder quantities and Parsons is designated as a permanent storage center.
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Robert M. Barker
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Kansas Ordnance Plant
Parsons
Story Age
McLOUTH Family Notices From Wars Pen Area
Mr and Mrs SS Watson of Wars pen Px attend Pridaw and pent Saurriay where Mr Toe McMister and husband are stated. Several farmers are reported to bale sown oats. Mrs Nathat Osborn, who was beer MU ainee the latter part or.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS Watson
Wars Pen
Toe McMister
Nathat Osborn
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Harry E. Morrow
DePaul
Chicago
John Buescher
Midland
Mina
Buescher
Evans
Black
Schnellbacher
Oourt
Ormand Dixon
Mea Buescher
Ada K. Kirchhoff
Glenn Cunningham
K. A
New York
Madison Square Garden
Archie San Romani
Romani
Cunningham
A Stanta
George
Columbia
Tien Faurit
Tiger
Town State
Cyclones
Towans
Vic Bradford
Shawkers
Washer Davis
Glenn Davis
Favorie Taowrs
Yeeup Bes
West CN
Council of Soviet Ministers
Vr. Bureau
Drive
Jomama ST
Wias
Booothia
Meclintork
Sound
Earth
Holy Cross
Sitanova
Birttehia
Raehia
Iivers Stark
Noah
Dante Westeyn Frosh
Aurnra
Aarar
Neri Bates
St. Nu
West Texas
Tease Tech
New Menica
Arsen State
Fisgetathe
Texas Mine
Stanford
SoMa
Netata
Orewa
Natal
Moro State
San Diego
Norway
Lasis Te
Lawrence Business College
Trainim
Sunflower
Anc
National Home & Auto Store
Real Estate-Loans-Insurance Co
B. Hostord
Recto
E. T. Arnold
Veterans Cab
Shamrock Grill
Scott Temperature Equipment CO
Decker-Keys CO. Insurance
Bill’s Grill
Mane
Holland Furnaces
Stokers
Holland
Holland Furnace CO
East
Ford-Ferguson
Morgan-Mack Implement Company
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