Baker University Graduation List Highlights 109 Seniors
Baker University will graduate 109 seniors this year, about a quarter of the Baldwin campus enrollment. Commencement exercises take place on Monday at the campus with Dr. Ralph W. Soxman of Christ Church, NY, delivering the address. Dean Benjamin A. Gessner released the candidate list detailing numerous graduates across multiple towns and states.
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Baker University
Ralph W. Soxman
Christ Church, Methodist
New York City
Benjamin A. Gessner
Douglas Conn- Haley Neehanks Jr
James Elliott Rabourn
Wells- Dean
da Anne Heldt
Len St . Lichores
Yvan Kinks
Holand
Marhira Hfirrint Lang
Robert Tien Merrill
Varahd Keith
Moberthale” Moore
Sichnerdelon
Dorothy Janewron
Awakin
Inhi Ut Einia Hereford
Inhi Ut Einia Hereford Tey Dreercae Fel Earl Fountd Wiliam Keing
Jori Marie ‘Kemp
Wilma Lee Malsup
Charles Williant Moss
Corater Hiarlira
Jeanne Tenapl
Winown Teach
Washingtonedon Theat Beary
Uarroiton
Bayi M. Heaver
M Indith
Ann Kevan
Charles Philip Genuan
Duneling
Merri Brady
LTE
Wees
Inir
Iar- Besa
Raners Ste Tie Faeal
Ane
Ronald Eltrand Park
Donald Koy
St. Marys
Patricia Sue
Mission
Mathalene Lewis
Quine
Harry Dean Melee
Betton
Robert Lae Mangan
Lacy Johnannie Maxwell
Shawnee
Mary Ann Hditebrank
Eigwitha
Nina Fern Lantr Murrin
Rin Mareis
Spukt Williams Mors
Maran
Nudge
WATS
Leonard Sivernirt
Juana Ann Olathe
Clantine Putten
Vana
Darrell Pal Button
Atadiso Vartara
Lewin
Wut Ticker
White Cloud
Wittkan Spring Hn
Pres
Jean Riemen
Seseph
Mian Sandfurt
W Frederick Sturn
Ka Elizabeths Johnson
Kilets
O Mitri
Lyrhare
Ean Sunekwish
Ry le
Allsnequerdir Waller Arman
Storms Strike Illinois and Missouri Causing Property Damage
Severe storms hit Farmington Missouri and nearby areas with strong winds and hail. Property damage included uprooted trees and downed lines with no fatalities and several minor injuries reported. Estimated damage in Farmington ranged from 100000 to 200000 dollars. the International Shoe Co plant in Evansville also suffered heavy damage.
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Farmington
Toida
Dnes
Missouri
Here
Kane
Wil
St. Louis
Damare
Missouri Highway Patrol
Big International Shoe Co
Evansville
Kansas Jaco Fives Split As National Event Opens
In the opening round of the zonal Junior College Basketball Tournament at Hutchinson Kansas Dodge City defeated Beebe Arkansas Agricultural College 69 to 47 while Garden City fell to Hannibal LaGrange of Hannibal Missouri Grays Harbor College star Tony Viastelica scored 42 points leading a 112 90 victory over Abraham Baldwin College of Tifton Georgia The double elimination tournament runs through Saturday with the Kansas entries splitting results.
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Hutchinson Uf
Dodge City
Garden City
Beebe
Ark
Agricultural College
Kansas
Hannibal-LaGrange
Hannibal
Grays Harbor College
Tony Viastelica
Abraham Baldwin College
Tif Dant
Resignation of Great Bend coach announced
Great Bend High School basketball coach AT Burns resigns after seven years. Burns will remain at the school as a teacher and will work with the athletic department.
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Great Bend Great Bend
AT Burns
Great Bend High School
Burns
Athleic
Mystery Over Car Crash Near Tonganoxie Injures Man
A 27 year old man was injured after a car forced off Highway 24 40 east of Tonganoxie. He was found walking and hospitalized with thigh deviation spinal injury a broken nose and shock. An unidentified motorist drove him to hospital. No trace of the other car. He recalls an eastbound vehicle forcing his car off the road about nine miles east of Tonganoxie.
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Leavenworth
Tong
Seredacdh
Univer Medical Center
Kan
Boas
Bons
Jef Topeka
Nye
Tongan Xie
Throckmorton Announces Reelect Run for Wichita State Post
Adel Throckmorton, state superintendent of public instruction in Kansas, a Republican serving a second term, declared his bid for reelection. The official announcement confirms his intention to continue leading the state department of public instruction.
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Topera
Adel FL
Throckmoron
Wichita
Tendent of Public Instruction
Throckmorton
State Department
Cut Lion
Two Women Golfers Die in Navy Plane Crash
In Jacksonville Florida two women golfers were killed when a Navy Corsair fighter crashed near Timuquana Golf Course beside the naval air station. Mrs Grady Johnson a prominent golfer and wife of a Jacksonville commander and Mrs William [illegible] were identified as victims. A witness said the engine was dead as the plane descended and a nearby caddy was unhurt.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Timuquana Golf Course
Grrady Johnson
William
Forewil
Timuguana Club
Naval Air Station Abou 10
Weller Co
Hyo
Earthquakes Reported In Korea and East Indies
Unmeasured quakes rocked Seoul and central Korea with no serious damage reported. Fordham University expert Tostnie J. Lynch suggested the event likely originated in the Dutch East Indies. Lynch, noting a lesser earlier report, called it minor.
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Korea
East Indies
Seoul
New York
Fordham University
Tost Nie J. Lynch
Dutch East Indies
Fadher Lynch
Karr
Formula for Long Life Ed Harris Birthday Claim
Decatur resident Ed Harris born into slavery in Georgia marks his birthday this week while noting he has lived in Decatur seven years. He reports working only 22 days since arriving and receives state aid while living alone.
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Ed Harris
Lange- Decatur
Tl.f
Harris
Georgia
Decatur
Hits and Misses Still Cloud Tortured Minds of Skippers
In grapefruit league play, rookie Gerald Lane dominated for the Washington Senators with five hitless innings, while struggles across teams show pitching gaps and batting droughts. Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh see lineup tests, with Doby and Roser among hitters facing tough White Sox and Cardinals pitching as spring workouts continue in Florida and California.
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Orlando
Gerald Lane
Washington Senators
Bucky Hie
Lane
Philadelphia
Phil Hilless
Clearwater
Ile
Phillies
Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Harry Simpson
Larry Doby
al Roser
Ray Boone
Hank
Doby
Rosen
Boone
White Sox
Bill Kennedy
Howie Judson
Simpson
Bowling Notes and Notice of Suit From Kansas
Bowling notes report league results with players from New Tires Area Standar pendent Laundry Weaver's Holmes Murxan Mack Me en Investment and Vincents. The same item includes a Notice of Suit in Kansas involving J Hall et al and numerous defendants, detailing heirs executors administrators and others in a land dispute in Doughes County with an upcoming appraisal and hearing.
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Kallies
New Tires
Standar Pendent Laundry
Weaver's
Isk's Laundry
Holmes & Murxan-Mack
Meen Investment
Lawrence Sante
Vincents
Lita Coffin
Varteldes Leeds
Tnd
Faye
McGrew Inent
Firat
The
Ste of Kansas
J. Hall Whit Jettison
J. WF
Sarith Frame
Sula Ann AL Matilda
Frame
Juin Fenrit
Daletown
Mary
Cdumls
Duffield
Jude Apietins
Doughes
Eas
Hewat
Chapel St Ste
Nt Lawrence
Kiuisus
Prhovetu
Fudenient
Eid
James O'uryon reminds of a promised date
A fragment of a message addressed to James Ouryon hints at a scheduled meeting. The tone is intimate and urgent, mentioning a watch and timeliness. It reads as a personal note about keeping a date.
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Darin
Belcen
James
O'Uryon
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