Coach Who Called Score Back Quits at Winfield
Harold Hunt, longtime Southwestern College coach and athletic director, resigned after publicized past actions including a disputed touchdown call that kept a Sept 14 game against Central Missouri State him from maintaining the position. Hunt cited future plans and proposed athletic changes at the college as reasons, and noted his plans were not yet ready to announce. He arrived at Southwestern three years ago from Wellington.
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Coach lands first college job after high school coaching
He had previously coached at Quincy Illinois and Newton high schools before moving to a college position, marking his first college coaching role after years as a high school mentor.
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Newton
Bath Mitt From Worn Towels Promises Reuse Guide
A practical tip suggests using soap scraps to fill a hidden pocket in a bath mitt sewn from worn-out towels. The idea offers a simple way to repurpose old textiles into a functional cleaning tool.
Steel price hike could trigger wider inflation fears in industry
SAM DAWSON reports that a steel price rise tied to Wage Stabilization Board proposals couldstrain manufacturers already near break-even, with higher costs cascading to autos, stoves and other products. Unions and board dismiss fears of a fresh inflation wave, citing better industrial conditions and falling demand, while noting linked wage talks with coal and other industries may set inflationary tones.
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Invasion of Plow in Wildlife Nest Areas Sparks Protest
Kansas City speaker H Janzen of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service told a meeting that farmers plows invade waterfowl nesting grounds in the upper Missouri River Basin. He argued federal funds subsidize drainage projects that destroy nests while officials concede crowding out duck shooting but note the programs provide needed food.
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Minneapolis
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Gladwin Young
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Bristol Laboratories Grant Supports Kansas Biochemistry Research
Bristol Laboratories of Syracuse gives Dr. Narold J. Nicholas, assistant professor of biochemistry at the University of Kansas, a 2500 dollar grant to study steroids and their roles in disease. Nicholas explains steroids include cholesterol ergosterol and sex hormones and notes two KU projects will focus on fungi and molds.
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Narold J. Nicholas
University of Kansas
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K. U
Senator Anderson Sees Truman Run Again
Former Truman cabinet member and Senator Anderson predicts President Truman will seek re election. He notes Truman denied Korean truce talks affecting his decision and says a complete peace by July is unlikely. Democratic convention pressure cited.
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Anderson
Truman
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