Lawrence High Eaters Right in Meet Entries
Twenty seven high schools entered the meet with fifty four men. Class A entries include Chanute Wellington El Dorado Lawrence Horton Abiline and others. Class B and C entries list Hiawatha Valley Falls Oskaloosa Magdala Perry Blue Mound Scranton Winchester Alma and more. Events cover track and field including hurdles jumps pole vault and distances. Winners earn invitations to a later meet and cups medals for top teams and individuals.
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Jine
Chanute
Enor
Wellington
el Dorado
Wistae _ tigtelah
Lawrence
Horton Abiline
Boren Élasg
Atchiac County Fins
Hiawatha
Boligtas
Valley Falls
Oskalooss
Claas
Jens
Magella
Pérry
Blue Mound
Scranton
Winchestern
Elmdale
Alma
South Ven
Maple Mill
Pleasanton
Ools
Iscus
Avelin
Anew High School
Nebraska Jayhawkers eye relay win at Penn Relays
Nebraskans enter the Penn Relays with hopes riding on field and distance events. Wright and Sandefur Bradley and Patterson lead the relay team as Mikey and Sam Bradley show strong form for a Saturday showdown.
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Wright
Penn
Kansas
Sandefur
Bradley
National military training camps announced across nine corps areas
The War Department outlines summer military training camps similar to Plattsburg. Civilians aged 16 to 35 may attend for thirty days, with camps in Devens Massachusetts Plattsburg Barracks New York Fort Meade Maryland Camp Jackson South Carolina Camp Knox Kentucky Fort Sheridan Illinois Camp Grant Illinois Camp Pike Arkansas Ft Snelling Minnesota Camp Travis Texas Fort Logan Colorado and Presidio of San Francisco California.
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Cutter’s
Warrtment
Plattsburg
Cierne Seicers
United States
War Department
First Corps
Boston
Mass
Devens
Ft. Snelling
Minn
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Iowa
Eighth Corps
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Camp Travis
Fort Logan
Colo
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arizona
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Calif
Camp Lewis Wash
Presidio of
San Brancisco
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Army cost exchange causes odd pay condition in Coblenz
In Coblenz on May 2, the Associated Press reports the U S Army faces a peculiar pay situation as the present rate of exchange affects second lieutenants and enlisted men. The piece notes higher cost levels in Germany than in France and hints at implications for Allied troops.
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Coblenz
The
Associated Press
Sarena
Marshal
Mays
Georggny
Ana
Ammerd
Missouri Valley baseball title race hinges on Missouri Kansas clash
Missouri stands seven wins zero losses and Kansas four wins in the Valley race. George Rody slated to pitch for Missouri against Missouri on McCook field as both teams chase the championship. Reports say Missouri is unsettled by a new term start with Pruett and Murphy not expected to re-enroll.
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University
University of Misssouri
McCook
Missouri
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Missouritms
Ces
George Rody
Pruett
Murphy
Battermien
Missouri Institution
Haskell Indians Enter Track Meet With Key Runners
Haskell Indian track team aims to excel in the Manhattan event at Kansas Agricultural College venue against William Jewell. Notable sprinters Thompson Tad Gallagher Agne and others are expected to stretch the 100 yard dash toward 10 seconds as conditions allow. Olympic stars Ame and Rey Watson may bolster the field in longer races.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Wiliam Jewell
of. Thompson
Tadod Gallagher
Agne
Ame
Rey . Watson
Patasoni
Pailes
Haskell Field
Haskell
University Tennis Tournament Set For Next Week
University announces an all campus tennis tournament next week under J Gaptgin Art Johnson in charge. All students are invited to enter, with entries to be handed to varsity players. Thirty to forty singles wins are expected and many doubles teams. Also mentions Matthews windshield glare and biking for heading to Seadnig.
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J . Gaptgin
Johnson
Seforty Winsley
Onitier Yanks Now Ride Huggins Emcee Event
A brief item notes Huggins serving as emcee for an event titled Onitier Yanks Now Ride. The piece lists speakers and venue while highlighting community involvement and upcoming activities.
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Onitier
Yanks
Huggins
Baseball enthusiasm grows in Yokohama city plans
In Yokohama on May 2, the Japanese community discusses expanding baseball facilities to host bigger crowds. Current grounds in Yokohawa Park, city controlled and free to enter, limit seating and attendance. Officials aim to raise standards with a modern ball park for major games.
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Yopghama
Palas
Japan
Yokohama
Yokohara Park
Haskell Indians Set Northward June Eastern Tour
The Haskell Indians plan a June start for a four game series in New York with weekly games against college and semi professional clubs. The baseball team also schedules a Friday afternoon game against Missouri at Valley College plus a special show featuring Ray and the String Beans at Lone Star and Lecompton venues.
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Haskell
Pisy
New York
Haskell Indians
Tiee
Nfs
Missouri
Ini Vailley Col College
Chaz. Ray
Lone Star
Lecompton
Kansans Travel and Visits Across Cities
Daily movements show M. T. Benedict, Homer Talbot, Miss Lua Holliday, Clarence Gorril and Elvin Penney, and R. E. Hopse in Kansas City with errands and meetings. Harry B. Smith tours Kansas City schools while A. C. Wilson and R. E. Melvin travel to Topeka for Supreme Court business. Gerald Kindred departs for Tulsa after a mother’s visit. Mrs. R. A. Cox and Arline return to Topeka from Lawrence. Mary Jane Sparks arrives in Kansas City to head Drescher millinery, filling Mrs. Bedison’s vacancy en route to Fort Worth.
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M. T. Benedict
Kansas City
Homer Talbot
Kansas Kansas City
L. L. Riling
Topeka
Lua Holliday
Clarence Gorril
Elvin Pen-ney
R. E. ‘Hopse
Harry B. Smith
A. C. Wilson
R. E. Melvin
Supreme Court
Gerald Kindred
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Sam McKone
R. A. Cox
Arline
Lawrence
Warren Reding
Atlanta
Georgia
F. H. Smithmeyer
Mary Jane Sparks
Drescher
Sparks
M. Bedison
Fort Worth
Texas
Kansas Students Earn Beaux Arts Honors in New York
Thirteen University of Kansas architectural engineering students earned recognition at the Beaux Arts Institute in New York City. Samuel Bihr won Third Medal for An Amusement Park design, a first for KU. William Icenhower received a distinct grade for an approach to a bridge, while others earned mentions for projects including Sun Railroad Station and Butsabes toa itéan.
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Beaux Art
Institute of Demes
York City
Amuel Bihr
Gerade
E&quisse
Corinne
New York
University of Kansas
Bilir
William Icenhower
al Bridge
Pinayaking
Sun
R. E. Tauim
R. R. Hibbs
Ora Nickollson
Lil- Robison
Taeaeison
F. X
Xls
MC Beat
Rose ‘Ndalexe
Catherine’ VanKeureh
Puritan Law Clamps Down On Immodest Apparel
Boston April 29 A 17th century Massachusetts Bay statute reveals early fashion controls. The court forbade immodest dress with lace silver gold silk or broad trimmings and ordered that clothes be woven modestly with limited sleeves and slashed garments, to take effect two weeks after publication.
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Boston
Masoachisetts Bay Colony
Winthrop
Carter Winds Through Kansas City Visit
F. I. Carter spent the day in Kansas City meeting local officials and touring civic sites as part of a broader itinerary. He discussed community projects and economic development with city leaders during the engagements.
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F. I. Carter
Kansas’ City
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Goodyear Tires
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