Former Bulgarian King asks for shotgun to hunt game
Coburg Germany May 3. An 85 year old ex monarch, Ferdinand I of Bulgaria, requests permission from the American military government to reclaim his old hunting shotgun and shells to hunt the auerhahn, a mountain cock, amid a royal legend he must kill one each year. Major Klein seeks a household game license to permit the hunt.
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UPI
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Bulgaria
Michael Petro
Maj
Sidney Klein
Brooklyn
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Petro
Major Klein
Frau Maria Hagerbusch
Altho
Rosaia
Africa
America
United States
Persia
American
South
Fearful townsfolk fear Russians border occupation zone
A fragment describes a man with blue eyes filming and pleading, reminding others they have only talked to Mister Ferdinand and an old gardener. Townspeople live in fear of the Russians as the occupation line lies seven kilometers away.
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Ferdinand
Old Garderer
Two Building Permits Issued In City
Willard R. Larkin city building inspector issues two permits for new construction. John L. Strandburg receives a five room house with attached garage at 2229 Rhode Island Street. Park Hetzel gets a sheet metal quonset garage building at 837 Pennsylvania Street.
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Willard R. Larkin
John L. Strandburg
University Drive
Rhode Island Street
Park Hetzel
Pennsylvania
Jayhawks Fail To Close In Rain Soaked Game
Sedalia Army Air Field Gliders walked off in the fourth inning as Kansas led 10 to 1 in a drizzle. Ernie Savas and Fred Rhode featured a late exit for the Jayhawks who tried to reach an official four and a half innings. Bill Hogan drove in two runs for the Gliders and Darwin Mosely started strong before the rain halted play. Missouri visit looming May 17 and 18 at home.
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Eas
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Fred Rhode
Gliders
Bill Hogan
Redlegians
Darwin Mosely
Bud ’French
Jayhawk
Dale Morrow
Hogan
Gene Hellman
Medicine Lodge
Umty
Missouri
Cowboy Star to Phillips Weldon Kern to Play with 66 Oilers
Weldon Kern, a standout on the Oklahoma Aggies national collegiate basketball team, will join the Phillips 66 squad next season, coach Bud Browning said today in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Browning noted center Bob Kurland was considering offers but had not made a decision.
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Oklahoma Aggies
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Bud Browning
Browning
Bob Kurland
Aggies
Derby connections and fires haunt turf headlines in Louisville
In Louisville a 1891 Bureau of Information stand draws attention as Col. Mat Winn’s era ends. Dave Ferguson rebuilds after a 1944 fire, launching yearlings including Rob Murphy as Derby hopefuls. Mud and sports writers figure amid a muddy spring roundup of racing lore and Chicago fire memories.
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Bureau of Ieformation
Chateaill
Tong
Boswell
Uhieas
Mina Graham
Dave Ferguson
Detroit
Ferguson
Rob Murphy
Pei
Derby Day Plans Stalled by Trainer Suspension
Conversation notes that Mrs. Graham's horses would have run at Belmont instead of Arlington if she had not kept away from New York due to trainer Tom Smith's suspension. Ken Taylor, Louisville Times sports editor, has not attended 8 Derbies in 20 years and hopes to attend tomorrow as post time nears.
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Toma All
Ken Taylor
Louisville Times
Lawrence High to Compete in Atchison League Meet
Lawrence High School track team travels to Atchison for the Northeast Kansas League meet. Shawnee Mission won last year. Preliminaries are in the morning with the finals in the afternoon.
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Lawrence High
Atchison
Lawrence High School
Shawnee Mission
Iola Cubs Rally For 14-5 Win In Muddy Field
Iola Cubs overcame a muddy field to defeat Chanute 14-5, tying the series in a Kansas Missouri circuit opener. Wet grounds postponed other games in Pittsburg and Carthage. The Cub bats delivered 13 hits led by Yates on the mound.
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Iola
Cubs
Chante
Pittsburgh
Miami
Carthage
Bartlesville
Owl
White
Ward
Newman
Cub
Yates
England
St. Michael's Alley
Cornhill
Pasqua Rosee
Baseball scores and local notes from the era
The clipping records several baseball game results including the Pirates over the Phillies by five runs and the Red Sox over the Tigers 5-4 on a tenth inning homer by Ted Williams. It also notes a slam by Nick Etten for the Yankees to beat the Indians, Walter Judnich collecting four hits in the Browns 10-3 win over the Athletics, plus a motor car collision on Eleventh and Mississippi streets. It mentions Roy Y. Cartee of the American Red Cross visiting Douglas County chapter headquarters and a historical line about North and South Carolina in 1729.
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Phils
Ted Wiliams
Red
Roy Y. Cartee
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Douglas County
Cartee
North
South Carolina
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