Beavers Aim For Historic National Title In Garden
New York March 28 Beavers of CCNY seek another upset filled victory to claim a national championship at Madison Square Garden tonight. Bradley Coach Forrest Anderson says his tired team will push CCNY but intends to try again. Fiat Holman of City stresses his own squad remains capable of beating Bradley despite fatigue.
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New York
Git College of New York
Jonsitty
Beavers
Bobby Jones
Ad ‘Lam
Madison Square Garden
Baylor
North Carolina State
Midtown
Bradley
City
Jury Holding Inquest on Killing of Young Intruder
Wellington Kansas March 28 A coroner s jury resumes inquest today into the fatal shooting of Luther Francis Gore 26 Oklahoma City by I L McKnight Gore was crawling into a bedroom window at McKnight s home when he was shot in the room the bedroom housed McKnight s daughter Pamela 13 and friend Shirley Wallace 13 Police Chief Jimmie Little called the death unjustifiable homicide No charges filed Dr J A Phillipson county coroner released the six member jury and ordered further proceedings
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Wellington
Kan
Luther Francis Gore
Oklahoma City
I. L. McKnight
McKnight
Jimmie Little
Pamela
Shirley Wallace
Gore
J. A. Phillipson
Murphy Concert Aims to Fund Soprano Lillian Murphy
Miss Lillian Murphy, protege of James Elton, will sing in her second annual Home Town concert in Kansas City Kansas on April 25. Sponsored by the Women’s Chamber of Commerce, the event funds continued vocal studies in New York. Melton calls her the musical discovery of our time, with her recent appearance on Harvest of Stars and the International Harvester broadcast.
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Kansas City
Kan
Lillian Murphy
James Melton
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
New York
Melton
Miss Murphy
Anita Ap Melton
International Harvester
Topeka
Robbed in Tourist Court in Hot Springs
Oklahoma couple report 3000 dollars in cash and jewelry stolen from their room in a tourist court in Hot Springs Arkansas. Police say two armed masked men bound them and fled after 15 minutes. Lunds from Duncan Oklahoma identified the victims.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Dan Watkins
D. F. Lund
Duncan
Okla
Lund
Farmers Life Story of A E Preston Retiring to Rural Life
Baldwin farmer A E Preston at 61 reflects on a life drifted into farming from aiming to be a doctor. Partner Eugene Kalb now runs his 480 acres as Preston reduces livestock, milks 12 cows, and focuses on soil improvement with terracing lime phosphate and green mulch. He plans to spend remaining years on his land with continued rural involvement.
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Baldwin
A. E. Preston
Eugene Kalb
Kalb
Preston
Prestons
Blanche O'Neil
Preston reflects on lifelong public service and farming philosophy
A. E. Preston has long served in local government and farming organizations. He led Farm Bureau work, sat on the county corn and hog committee, and helped found the Palmyra 4-H club room in his home. He emphasizes continued activity in farm groups, youth outreach, and a pragmatic farming formula prioritizing livestock, dairying, and ample feed crops.
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County Farm Bureau
Palmyra
Spring Creek
Baldwin Methodist Church
Vinland Grange
Douglas County
Rock Springs
Preston
Allen
Prestons
Mra
Home Demonstration Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Baldwin
Coaches Urge End of 2 Minute Rule in College Basketball
New York on March 28 coaches discussed the contested two minute rule in a closed meeting and signaled they would seek its removal. They argued the rule drags out games and narrows play to under forty minutes, favoring the leading team. Bruce Drake of Oklahoma, a Rules Committee member, expected abolition with a return to the 1948 49 system.
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New York
Mar
National Basketball Committee
United States
Canada
Amateur Athletic Union
Y.M.C.A
National Federation of High Schools
Bruce Drake
Oklahoma
College Rules Committee
Recital Highlights From University Concert March 81
L M U student ensembles under Jack Stephen son perform in recital at the University of Kanana tonight at 7 30 PM with a program including trumpet and clarinet works, horn ensembles, string quartet, piano pieces, and a brass octet. Noted performers include Yvonne Robb Velma Wiley Donna Cook Martha Greene and Charissa Von Gunten amid diverse classical selections. The event is free and open to the public.
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Janeeases
Entens
Oper Cove
Telaeen Secon
RINCE
Phyltle Nehrbass
Jean Boren
Yvonne Robb
Franklin Taylor
Waltz Liewellyn
Wiedoeft
Don Springer
McKay Caroline Zimmerman
Douglas Beene
Charleia von Gunten
Caroline Laing
Fred Coombs
Mendelszohn
Bach Carolyn Husted
Irene Nelson
Betty Miller
Martha Greene
Phyllis Nehrbass
Beethoven
Betty Lou Watson
Leon Mason
Dick Fritz
James Sims
Clark Keys
Dean Pontius
Margert Smith
Donna Norris
Velma Wiley
Ruth Ann Kieffer
Marlene Stayton Schubert
Training Camp Briefs From Multiple Spring Games
In Phoenix and other Florida and California sites, Giants pitcher Sheldon Jones faltered after 13 scoreless innings, Dodgers hopeful Jackie Robinson tallied two hits in a loss, Yankees list injuries including Wakefield and Mize, Cubs drew a record low spring crowd, Luke Appling to debut at first base, Brownies tour Yuma with White Sox games, and St Louis benchings stir speculation while Gates Trio bowling claim disputed glory.
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Phoenix
Ariz
New York Giants
Sheldon Jones
Jones
Gianta
St. Louis Browne
Burbank
Calif
Montia Kennedy
Atem Moxeven
Clevland
San Bernardino
Chicago Cubs
California
Cubs
Los Angeles
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Yuma
Appling
Chico Carrarquel
Appeal corn quotas hear farmers on allotments
The county Production and Marketing Administration committee meets with about a dozen farmers who appealed by March 15 on their corn allotments. No new appeals allowed. only those written by the deadline were considered for enlarging acreage. The committee had 374 acres left of the county allotment for appeal settlements.
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County Production and Marketing Administration Committee
Post Office Highway Service To Begin Next Month
Kansas City announces new mail routes starting mid next month. Neodesha, Kan., gets service April 17 and Carthage, Mo., April 18. District superintendent Lee C. Smith says routes begin with shipments. Assistant postmaster general Paul Aiken will travel the lines the first days.
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Kansas City
Mar
Pi—Highway
Carthage
Neodesha
Kan
Lee C. Smith
Paul Aiken
Whitman fuels Phillies past Senators in spring win
Nelson made three clean hits and handled 10 chances as Whitman propelled Philadelphia to a 13-8 victory over Washington. Whitman, belting .444 in nine spring games, had four hits in nine plate appearances, driving the offense and challenging Manager Eddie Lane for a bench spot. Bilko at 240 pounds has eight hits in 82 at bats, while Clearwater, Fla. hosts the action.
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Nelson
Bilko
Clearwater
Fla
Dick Whitman
Eddie Lane
Dodger
Philadelphia Phillies
Whitman
Phillies
Washington Senators
Counterfeit Bills Flood New York Area
New York area is flooded with counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills, officials say. Albert F. Whitaker of the Treasury reports the phony money is well made on fair paper but lacks the red and blue fibers of genuine notes. banks and merchants warned nationwide.
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New York
Albert F. Whitaker
Federal payrolls fall to lowest since 1942
The civil service commission reported 800 fewer civilian federal workers on March 1 than February, totaling 1,949,000 including overseas staff. Utah’s domain statistics note 13,150 square miles with workable coal deposits.
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Washington
Mar
Civil Service Commission
Utah
Political Refugee To Give Recital at K. U.
Misa Dagmar Hasalova a Prague soprano, refugee from Communist coup, will give the first senior recital in K U fine arts. She studied at Prague State Conservatory and Charles University and appeared in motion pictures. Her mother and sister attend, recital at Strong Auditorium at eight.
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K. U
Misa Dagmar Hasalova
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Misa Hasalova
United States
Calla Washington D.C
Kk. U
Marie Wilkina
Reinhold Schmidt
Hasalova
Washington
Organ Recital at Hoch by Richard Gayhart Tonight
K U school of fine arts presents Richard Milton Gayhart from Laurel Everette Anderson’s studio in a senior organ recital at Hoch auditorium tonight at eight. Program includes Prelude and Fugue in G minor, Chorale Preludes, Rach cantor? sinfonia to Cantata, Premiere Fantaisie by Jehan Alain, Variations by Jehan Alain, and two Danses by Jehan Alain.
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K. U. School of Fine Arts
Richard Milton Gayhart
Laurel Everette Anderson
Hoch
Buatehude
Jehan Alain
Andehan
Alain
aJehan
Alain Wee Eee
Silence in the Court The Judge in Blackface Minstrels
Montgomery Alabama judge Robert Bryan Carr of the Alabama Court of Appeals is described as a minstrel performer who has long participated in Alabama minstrels and may have presided over trials with blackface makeup. Critics compare his wit to Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes while noting his dual roles as jurist and minstel performer.
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Montgomery
Ala
Robert Bryan Carr
Alabama Court of Appeals
Carr
Alabama
Oliver Wendell Holmes
U.S. Supreme Court
Alabama Juriat
Holmes
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