AA Teams Qualify for State Meet at Emporia
Twelve additional teams earned spots in the state class AA high school basketball tournament to be staged in Emporia next week. The winners of regional games were Hutchinson Great Bend Salina McPherson Emporia Independence Wyandotte Shawnee Mission Wichita East Newton Parsons and Pittsburg joining Wellington and Winfield who had qualified earlier. The final two bids would go to tonight’s Topeka regional winners Argentine Atchison and Topeka Lawrence, with Lawrence the defending AA champion.
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Emporia
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Salina
McPherson
Independence
Wyandotte
Shawnee Mission
Wichita East
Newton
Parsons
Pittsburg
Wellington
Winfield
Topeka
Lawrence
Olathe
Buhler
Lyons
Hoisington
Local option liquor votes rise after new Kansas act
Topeka March 1 The Kansas move to permit limited liquor possession and state licenses spurs local option votes in towns that went dry in last November’s general election. Some cities plan April ballots on liquor stores while others await the Fort Scott deadline and official notices.
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Topeka
Kansane
Winfield
Ottawa
Newton
Dexter
McPherson
Baxter Springs
Columbus
Norton
Fort Scots
Fort Scott Commission
Clay Carper
Carper
Local Cities Vote On Election Petition Timelines
The article notes that a portion of voters backed a motion to classify cities as first and second class and cites Sorah Gamone winning 38 percent of signers in the total vote cast for secretary of state. It warns that cities failing to complete petitions or resolutions in time for official notice may trigger a special election this week.
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Sorah Gamone
Rocket powered winged missile unveiled for research
Chicago March 11 A researcher Maynor announced plans for a man carrying rocket ship to reach 30 to 36 miles altitude then glide back to earth. Eugene Nor, veteran rocketeer, described a 20 by 3 foot steel craft powered by nitric acid and furfury alcohol with 24 foot wingspan and a flight speed up to 1400 mph. The pilot would detach motors for a glide to landing at 46 mph. Experiments include barge shoots on Lake Michigan and Maynor's WW II ordnance work. Police also report a separate note on a forger signatory William Moneymaker.
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Chicago
Earth
Eugene A
War Veterans Group
Maynor
Plana
Veterana Group
Lake Michigan
Marner
Navy
Army Ordnance
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
KU Dean Denies Profs And Courses Are Harder
KU Dean Paul B. Lawson, head of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, refutes student charges that faculty and courses are tougher. He cites record high honors merit with 604 on honor roll, 47 earning all A’s, and lower failure rates, attributing improvements to better advising, earlier class enrollment, more tutoring, and targeted prerequisites.
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Paul B. Lawson
College of Literal Arts and Sciences
University of Kansan
Lawson
Dean Lanson
Atudenta
Met
Atory
Ure
Atuland
Town State College
Atute Institutiona
United States
Dean Lawson
K.U
Alleghenien
Rockiee
Arte
Ecleticos Atudenta
RK. Ue
Rem
Atudente
Maude Elliott
Rich West Virginia train robber wounded during arrest
Luman Ramsdell, 23, and George Ashton, both from Youngstown, faced federal train robbery charges after a spur of the moment hold up aboard the Baltimore and Ohio Ambassador Express. Ramsdell remained in critical condition after a 90 minute operation. Ashton surrendered. Both had money on them, with disputed totals.
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Washington
Mar
West Virginia
Luman Ramsdell
White House
Ramedell
George L. Ashton
Gallinger Hospital
Medell
A. J. Sweeney
Youngstown
Ramadel
Baltimore and Ohio
Ashton
Ramadell
Lomax
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sto
Altho
Baltatore
Pleasanton Loses to Enders in Regional Lacrosse Clash
In a regional Class B lacrosse contest Pleasanton, undefeated in 24 games, was routed by Enders 71 to 43. Greensburg, the defending state Class B champ, advanced to Pratt regional finals by defeating Offense 36 to 37, with Callison set to meet Greensburg in the final.
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Lacrosse
Pleasanton
Peison
Enders
Greensburg
Offense
Callison
Greenburg
Pai Aera
Holy Week Services Planned by Local Churches
The Rev. Clare Hayes of Baldwin Methodist and Nelson P. Horn of Baker University announced a full Holy week schedule from April 10 to 17, including service series and home conversation groups for prayer and discussion of religious problems.
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Clare Hayes
Baldwin Methodist Church
Nelson P. Horn
Baker University
Baker University leaders chosen for sermons at Garrett Bible Institute
Dr. Nelson P. Horn president of Baker University and professors Paul C. Rochan Richard N. Bender are named for addresses at student assemblies preaching and church administration at Garrett Biblical Institute. Also listed are Dr. Irwin and the Rev. Clara Hayes to preach Palm Sunday and Holy Week sermons alongside Dr. John Irwin, professor of Read the Journal-World Want Ades.
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Nelson P. Horn
Baker University
Paul C. Rochan
Richard N. Bender
Garrett Biblical Institute
Irwin
Clara Hayes
John Irwin
Read the Journal-World Want Ade
Baked Salmon Recipe From Market Basket Note
A readable fragment describes a baked salmon recipe with steps: skin and flake salmon, make a butter roux with three tablespoons butter and three tablespoons flour, scald milk, mix with flour and butter until thick, grease a dish, layer bread crumbs, salmon, sauce, and bake at 330 degrees until browned. It mentions bone removal and a contest prize for best waffle recipe submission next week.
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California
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