Summerfelt Scholarship Exams At University Of Kansas Finals
About 275 high school seniors took preliminary exams for Summerfelt scholarships at the University of Kansas. Final exams and interviews set for April 9 and 10 with invitations to 30 candidates. Scholarships depend on parental support and potential additional drafter. approximately 25 scholarships expected.
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Lawrence area revenue and weather notes amid college game talk
February revenue shares for Heard in Lawrence and nearby counties are listed with varied amounts and mentions of weather shifts. The piece also reports on Kansas State basketball chatter, attendance, and local civic figures, followed by brief notes on wheat prospects in France and a Lutheran Lenten service with a Topeka speaker.
Telepathist Dunninger to Speak at KU Hoch Auditorium
Dunninger the telepathist will appear at 6:20 p.m. Thursday in Hoch Auditorium at the University of Kansas as the final number of the Community Lecture Course. The program invites audience participation with Dunninger attempting to read thoughts and describe ongoing inner thoughts while stressing no fortune telling.
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Marne Market Report and Livestock Prices Brief
Market at a Glance lists Wheat buying and Corn mixed prices with near term contracts. Delivery schedules show livestock notes and cattle figures for March 16. City markets and local business data appear mixed with broader regional pricing context and assorted farm commodities.
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Bites Triumphs 14 kT Heart nen amt domestic
Monthly market report fragment covers livestock prices and milk demand. It notes hogs, cattle, veal, and sheep receipts with varying prices. Kansas City hay market and futures hints appear amid scattered commodity figures and regional pricing. The passage is short on coherent narrative and includes garbled OCR artifacts.
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City Hall Opens Evenings for Registration Event
City officials announce extended hours at City Hall for voter registration. The outreach aims to boost turnout with evening access and guidance on the new system. Community groups and volunteers will assist residents in completing forms and understanding eligibility requirements.
Livestock Run on Kansas City Market Reported Small
A terse market note reports a small livestock run at the Kansas City market with limited activity and few buyers. It mentions cattle, veal, and hog offerings, with prices and volumes only vaguely recorded amid unclear OCR text.
Hail Storm Dazes Austin for Ten Minutes
A brief hail storm struck Austin Texas delivering heavy hail across streets and rooftops in a ten minute period. Reported damage included dented vehicles and broken glass while authorities warned residents to seek shelter and avoid travel until hail passed.
Deaths and Funerals Haigh and family mourn Lyons kin
Albert He He Geant of Lyons and Miss Elsie Haigh and Miss Alice Haigh, both of Lyons, mourn two daughters and a son. Nach lived in Baldwin nearly 49 years, with wife deceased earlier. A son Joseph Haigh of Feminole, Okla., among survivors. Also noted are nearby relatives in Calworl careers and a pending visit to Lyons where two daughters were with him at the time of death. Fresh meat ration in London cut to 10 pence weekly, bacon two pence.
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Truman Orders Gift of 29 Merchant Ships to Italy
The president ordered 29 American merchant ships to be gifted to Italy, including 15 wartime cargo vessels. Congress authorized the move last August to return ships seized by the United States during the war. State Department officials called negotiations a “happy coincidence” as they wrap up 33 days before the national elections, warning Italy that domestic politics could cut future economic aid.
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Miners Idle in Henryetta District Over Pension Demand
Roughly 650 United Mine Workers members idle at Henryetta Oklahoma mines amid President John Lewis demand for $100 monthly miners pensions. Workers gathered before shafts at 7:30 a.m. and later blocked Henryetta streets while large strip pit operations nearby continued to run, supplying about one fifth of the local coal output.
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Work Stoppages Appear at Kansas Mines
Kansas district 14 mine stoppages rise as unions report some workers idle and others at work. Local mines shipped 278 rail cars of coal Monday, a heavy daily total in recent months. A Southwestern Interstate Coal Overseer noted about 1 in 10 association members remained at work.
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Kansas Aggies To Play Wyoming In First Game
In Kansas City on Friday night the Western Regional NCA A A playoff draws set Kansas State College to face University of Wyoming at 7 46 P M and Hay lor meets Washington at 2 30 P M Washington is the Eighth District representative The draws were announced by 7 G Wellington Kansas City Star editor in chief presence of Big Seven official Reaves Peters Missouri Valley Commissioner Artie Filers and C McBrisie ap ar teditor
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Births and admissions list at Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital admissions include William Kopp at 2341 Massachusetts Street and several others with addresses across Kansas City area. Dismissals cover Mrs Charl ea Ross and baby and Mrs Marie McCaffrey with infants. Birth reports note a son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs LE Wovey of 2007 Kentucky Street and a son today to Mr and Mrs L R Richards of TA Rhode Island Street.
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Carlson to Attend Garden City C of C Annual Dinner
Gov Frank Carlson and three state officials will attend the Garden City Kansas chamber of commerce annual dinner on April 8. Coburn Jones chamber manager said invitations were accepted. The invited include Maurice Fager chairman of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission Jeff Robertson head of the Corporation Commission and Mark Bennett chairman of the State Commission of Revenue. Also invited are officials from Santa Fe Railroad and Stanolind Oil Company.
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Professors from Kansas to Attend Physiology Meeting in Atlantic City
Three University of Kansas professors Kenneth Jochim Parke Woodard and C O Stoland will attend the annual American Physiological Society meeting in Atlantic City March 15 to 19. They will spend a day visiting the physiology department at the University of Pennsylvania. A Wichita native, Florian Lindberg 44 concert violinist and music teacher, died at his Cullowhee North Carolina home.
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Becomes Cool Again Amid Broad Midwest Weather Shift
Chicago reports a cooling trend after several days of mild weather as arctic air from Canada moves southward into the Dakotas and Minnesota. Temperatures fall to near zero in northern Minnesota while the eastern states stay mild. Rain and light snow affect the Great Lakes region and parts of California and Oregon, with springlike warmth returning in many areas. The nation overall shifts toward springtime levels, peaking at 85 in San Antonio, Texas.
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Red Cross Car Struck Injures Two Women En Route to Ft Leavenworth
A Red Cross motor corps car carrying eight St Joseph women to entertain patients near Fort Leavenworth was struck by a truck east of the Leavenworth bridge. Driver Mrs Andy Rucoff suffered chest injuries and passenger Mrs George H Miller endured shock. Both women were hospitalized at Leavenworth after the crash. the truck did not stop.
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North Lawrence Street Work Hinges on Fair Weather
City Engineer J C Harper says immediate street repairs depend on continued fair weather. Crews haul crushed rock from Williamstown to keep streets passable as mud holes reopen after each fix. Earlie Byrd filed his 1917 income tax return by the March 18 deadline, the last such filer noted here.
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