Records Fall as Kansas City Tourney Opens
Kansas City March 11 A record breaking start to the National Intercollegiate basketball tournament saw Nate Delong of Wisconsin State Teachers drop 56 points, while Marshall College crushed Wisconsin State Delong 145 to 40. Cliff McNerry led scoring with 31 as top teams posted bold showings, with defending champs Southern Illinois bowed out after a 41 to 89 loss to Dakota Wesleyan.
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True Foto
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Cliff McNerry
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Tavera University of Baltimore
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Lace and Company
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Durant
Oklo
Carl Kepelis McPherson Brief Run by Boatwright
Fragmentary note mentions Carl Kepelis of McPherson and a Ronald run by Boatwright toward Mr lhersany Vie Smith in Ni.
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Carl Kepelis
McPherson
Ronald
Lhersany Vie Smith
Denver U Expected to Quit Big 7 Conference
Denver University likely will leave the Big Seven. The move follows changes in college athletics and conference alignments as teams reassess traditional rivalries and schedules.
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Denver U
Grayson’s Scoreboard on Beach Pittsburgh Pirates Spring of 1946
Enthusiastic new owners doubt left handed pitchers will face the Pirates this season at Forbes Field. The batting order features Cox, Russell, Kiner, Greenberg, Herman, Fletcher, Gustine, Kluttz, and Basinski with Woodling Rikard and Westlake as extras. Five left hand hitters and a mix of right hand batting stars fuel optimism as Hank Greenberg and Billy Herman provide veteran projection. The Pirates’ depth includes Nagy and Howard among pitchers, with a note on ownership change revitalizing the club after past labor turmoil.
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Pirates
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Herman
Fletcher
Gustine
Klurtz
Ebby Fletcher
Jim Russell
Ralph Kiner
Henry Greenberg
Buccaneers
Detroit
Alhambra
Hank Greenberg
Jeep Hendley
Vic Barnhart
Albany
Billy Herman
Dodgers
Braves
Jimmy Blood
Steve Nagy
Montreals
Lee Howard
York
Soriano
Manuel Pe
Snore Pacisic Coast Leaf
Real
Quicner
High School Students Attend Emporia Conference
Five Liberty Memorial high school students will attend a conference in foreign and domestic relations at Emporia State Teachers College April 18 and 19, led by Principal Ralph F Graber. Topics include United Nations and world peace, government of occupied territory, and labor problems, with events a banquet a luncheon and a party. Names of the Lawrence students will be announced later and one faculty member will accompany them.
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Emporia State Teachers College
Ralph F. Graber
Kansas High School Actiots Association
Kansas State Teachers College
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Occupied Territory
Broadview
Lawrence
All Day 44 Club Day Demonstrations Saturday at High School
Thirteen Douglas county 4-H clubs join a daylong program at the high school auditorium on Saturday March 15 from 9 50 am to 5 05 pm. Demonstrations talks and musical numbers will be staged by club members with judges Charles Pence and Russell Klotz. committees list includes Rita Roney Gladia Parker and Bill Rice among others.
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Douglas County
Martha Stevens
Lorna Craig
Belleview
Rita Richardson
Caroline Wilbur
Paul Hoover
Alvin Fishburn
Lone Star
Ralph Drake
Dick Durbin
Brackett
Robert
Brown Bird
Cardinal
Rosemary Dwyer
Jolly Juniors
Big Springs
Jaye
Darling
Hesper
Meadowlark
Tommy
Kanwaka
Jayhawk
Virginia
Woman in Kiel Embraces Returned Husband in Joyous Reunion
A Kiel woman grieving for a husband killed in one of the war’s last battles suddenly kissed a man who appeared delighted, later revealed to be her first husband missing since World War I and returned from Siberia, per Neue Zeitung.
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Siberia
Neue Zeitung
Local Social Notes Across Topeka Area
Washington Creek and Topeka families visit relatives in Sunday gatherings. Met Raymond Koehler and others travel from Lawrence to join Everett Hoskinson and family. The Leaders class held a meeting and dinner at Ed Hoskinson home with several neighbors attending. Electrics discussions and visits to Clyde and Hoover noted. Various weekend visits include Smiths Turner Mehler Spears Mahler Garber Vaughn and Smuth among others in Osawatomie Lone Star and Waldyn areas.
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Mes. Erne Ily
Lawrence
Mra
Everett Kingery
Jeanine
Billy
Mea
Ed Hoskinson
Mre
Thrammell
Anita
Louie
Laverne
Kenneth
Barbara
Laverne and
Tpantine
Donald Fiervig
Rie Smith
Fred Turner
Cleta Marie
Werden
Mininity
June Mehler
Terry Spears
Miss Spears
Osawatomie
Mary Helen Mahler
Tien Mahler
Lone Star
Guin Garber
Ben Garber
Orie Smith
Funeral attendees listed for grandfather Mra Mohler kinship names
Richard Bowyer Kai Mra Raymond Hoover Cole and others attended the funeral of their grandfather Mra Mohler. Family members Mrs Eldon Sipith Nancy Hobbie Mr Mary Helen Lawrence Hodnon and Mrs Vaughn with Mr and Mrs Ray Vaughn at Worden and Mr H Le Ditton were present.
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Richard Bowyer
Kai
Raymond Hoovercrag
Spc
Cole
Ther Grandfathr
BH. Mohler
Strand
Eldon Sipith
Nancy
Hobbie
Mary Helen
Lawrence Hodnon
Mra. Vaughn
Mr. and
Mra
Ray Vaughn
Worden
H. le Ditton Ant
Local visits and social calls across Ottawa and nearby towns
Last Wednesday Kay and Mrs J Ditlon spent time with Almin Lawrence and others in Ottawa. John Dorrs attended entertainment in Ottaws. Mr and Mrs Orion Vaudin hosted dinner for grandmother Lucy Krouse in Overbrook. Orie Smith hosted Sunday dinner for Rev and Mrs Witterd Brammell. Delma Jean Hoover visited McPherson for Brethren regional conference and stayed with Miss Theda Fore Lone Star. Theoph and Hodeden families attended Brown 20 ins meeting in Topeka and other local events attended by Ray mond Farmer and Orig Smith at BEA Topeka meeting.
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Delma Jean Hoover
McPherson
Theda Fore Lone Star
Pherson College
Sten
Hodeden
Orig Smith
Brown
Jola
W. OM. Rimeery
Uitte Motlér
Raymond Farmer
Ore
BEA
Henry Tur
Ker Brammell to Start World Hero Sermon Series
The Ker Brammell preached The World Hero on Sunday and announced the Reginning series of pre Easter sermons beginning next Sunday evening with his wife leading the first address.
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Ker Brammell
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