Oklahoma A&M Tops Kansas In Playoff Tilt
Oklahoma A&M defeated Kansas 49 to 38 in a playoff game to earn the right to advance in the NCAA Western regional. Bob Kurland scored 28 points and Oz Schnellbacher and Parks contributed for the Aggies as they held a 23 to 16 lead at halftime. Kansas finished the season 19 wins and 2 losses.
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Lawrence Lions Likely to Play Ten Games Next Fall
Lawrence High eyes a ten game gridiron slate for the 1946 season with one potential added contest to fill a single open date. Plans to schedule Wyandotte have stalled by prior commitments, and Ward High School filled last year’s open date. The tentative slate mirrors 1945 with matches against Leavenworth Atchison and other foes, while Ralph F. Graber searches for a suitable one year opponent.
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Ward High School
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Kentucky and Rhode Island Set for New York Finals Clash
Kentucky Wildcats and Rhode Island Rams earned invitations to the national invitational tournament and will meet for the title in Madison Square Garden after a hard-fought semifinal where Kentucky barely held off West Virginia.
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Rams Rally for 59-49 semifinal win over Muhlenberg
The Rams defeated Muhlenberg 59-49 to secure a spot in the final round. Led by Alim and tireless Ernie Calverley in a frantic up and down affair, they shrugged off underdog status and completed the victory.
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KU Baseball Practices Gather 45 Players For Spring Opener
Coach Ralph Dugan surveys unsettled skies as KU begins outdoor drills for a season with no returning varsity lettermen except Tommy Saffell. Forty five candidates attend daily practice ahead of an April 15 opener vs Nebraska in Lincoln, with first home games vs Oklahoma on April 22 and 23.
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Red" Dugan
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Narrow escapes mark A A U basket tournament upsets
Denver reports tense second round as top teams Phillips 66 and Hollywood 20th Century Fox survive tight games. Camp Hood and Colorado A&M nearly toppled champions Oilers and Moviemen. Phillips edged soldiers 60 to 58 and Hollywood survived 47 to 45. Ambrose beat Fort Riley 67 to 28. Fleet Marines won 34 to 31 over Camp Elliott.
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Hollywood
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A.A
Salt Lake City
Notable names listed for uncertain event
The passage reads a string of personal names and locations including Alvin Ls II Walter Dahinene Chicago TL Harold Stewart Tulsa Okla Lud wig Indiher Pittsburg and Hogan and Werts, suggesting a fragmented attendee or witness list without clear context or actions.
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Chicago
Harold Stewart
Tulsa
Okla
Ludwig Indiher
Pittsburg
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Tulane faces losses as Yankees nab star players in spring
A sports roundup notes Tulane's projected college baseball strength fading after several players join the Yankees and Tigers. Coach Monk Simons contends with depleted roster while other items cover Oklahoma football drills, boxing prospects, and a Fort Worth golf tournament push.
Iranian student at Kansas sheds light on Persia
Sohrab Amini, a University of Kansas graduate student born in Khoy Persia, describes family separation since Russian occupation, hopes amid tension, his move from Tehran, and views on Persian life versus American norms. He recalls football practice, religious differences, and educational paths for Persians.
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Sohrab Amini
University of Kansas
Amini
Khoy
Azerbaijan
Koli
Sohrab
Tehran
America
University of
Persia
Jayhawkers
Kansas
Amini Haa
United States
Europe
May Held On Secrets Act Charge In London
Dr Allan Nunn May, 34, a British physicist who helped with wartime atomic research, is held for trial on charges of violating the official secrets act by passing atomic information to an undisclosed person. Bail was refused. trial set, with prosecutors labeling the information potentially damaging to state safety. He previously worked in Canada on atomic experiments from 1943 to 1945 before returning to England.
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Mar
Alan Nunn May
May
Harold McKenna
Bow Street Court
Gerald Gardner
Anthony Hawke
Hawke
Pscarly
Canada
England
Signed contract for McQuinn with Browns a year ago
In this Mirror style note the former St Louis Browns first baseman George S McQuinn is linked to a contract signing from a year earlier. The text references historic boxing results with Wille Pep and Pap In, Seton Hall basketball, and Schmelling Night plans, all within a fragmented sports digest.
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St Louis Browns
Semmes Angott
Wille Pep
Pap
New York
Seton Hall
Rhode Taland
Rocoba
Schmelling
Acrop
Philadelphia
USD S council to meet over farm policies and school law
Topeka March 1974 USD A council meeting opens Wednesday chaired by Lawrence Norton to discuss crop production emergency food conservation and rural effects of the new elementary school reorganization law. Topics also include gardens soil conservation service and farm credit administration.
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Mar
U.S.D.A
Lawrence Norton
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Credit Administration
Doolittle Raiders Trial Details First Bombing Claims
Shanghai 1917 report recounts Capt Chase J Nielsen testimony as he describes the Hornet briefing for the Ja pan raid and the first bombing of Tokyo. Japanese mock court martial of eight captured flyers brands the raid as indiscriminate, with three Americans sentenced to death though some were reprieved. Victims include Lt Deane Hallmark, Lt William Farrow, and Sgt Harald Spatz. Prosecutor Lt Col John Hendren questions Nielsen.
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Chase J. Nielsen
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Dallas
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William G. Farrow
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Harald A. Spatz
Leho
Kan
Three transports with troops to sail to New York and San Francisco
At East and West Ports three transports carrying 2826 troops are scheduled to arrive today in New York while 1691 more service personnel are due to debark from four ships at San Francisco CIRCO.
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San Francirco
Senate debates shelving 65 cent minimum wage bill
Washington lawmakers clash over delaying the 65 cent minimum wage measure amid farm bloc pressure for higher farm prices. Proposals link wage law to two appropriations bills funding federal employees, war agencies, and civilian production while a parity plan from Senator Russell faces opposition for inflating farm costs. Senate critics warn parity could lift farm prices by about one third, risking inflation and destabilizing price controls.
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Mar
Senate
OPA
Civilian Production Administration
Forrea
Lucas
Pepper
D.-Fla
Murray
D.-Man
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D.-Ala
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Agriculture Department
Electric chamber demo shocks sanitarium group
A National Association of Sanitariums sectional meeting witnessed a demonstration of a poison trap in a vat chamber. A rat entered the tunnel the door closed with buzzing sounds and reopened seconds later the rat walked out unharmed.
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Mar
National Association of Sanitariums, Inc
Approves Use of Funds for Kansas State Hospital Rebuild
Manhattan reports approval of an emergency fund expenditure to rebuild and equip the fre daiinances versary hospital at Kansas State elege. Consent required from the lieutenant governor, the house, and the wartain committees of the hwise and sene ate.
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Kansas State
Elege
Qiu. Ay Irew
Schoeppel
St Sandttey
Warsaint
Hwise
Sene Ate
No Vacancy Signs Scarce in Chicago Market
Chicago landlords struggle to post No Vacancy signs as wartime metal shortages curb sign production. James Cameron, owner of a sign firm, notes prewar demand and current low stocks with factories cutting output and shipments limited to a few cities. The Journal-World classified page reflects readers seeking housing notices amid the shortage.
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