Winfield High Wins Meet in Kansas City Invitation
Winfield High clinched first place at a Kansas City invitation meet with Westport and Central High School close behind. Emerson Norton led the Meet with nine points. Kane Manual and Westport School placed among top teams as runners competed in sprint and field events.
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Texas League honors veteran sergeant in baseball role
The Texas League touts a famed war hero, Sergeant Alvin C. York, now aligned with the Dallas club. Sergeant Arthur J. Forrest is shown catching for Hannibal, Missouri, a noted player who served at the front and earned glory by neutralizing German troops and capturing bodies, illustrating a remarkable wartime background linked to local baseball.
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Haskell Team Travels to Meet Marshall College
The Haskell Institute sails for Marshall, Missouri, to face Marshall College in an afternoon meet. The event features track and field showings with competitors aiming for strong times and records as part of the Kan City Athletic Club games in Convention Hall.
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Splip Tile Doubles In KU Washburn Tennis Meet
The University of Kansas and Washburn College played a close tennis double meet on Saturday. Johnston and Jensen won their doubles match after a tough three set battle. Hamilton and Jackett of Washburn won their doubles set in a five setter. Karn dominated singles, winning three of four matches.
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Kansas High School Races Honor Brabley at State Meet
The midstate high school track meet honors Brabley for outstanding performance in the pentathlon and invites him to receive a leather travel kit. Everett ttes wins a travel set, while Elwin A. Sanderus, a Lawrence freshman, earns the top athletic honor.
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Local and National Political and Commerce News Highlights
Leaders in politics and commerce announce public hearings and conventions. Delegates to a national Democ ratic convention will be chosen at Spokane. New York hosts an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on express rates. The National Association of Manufacturers begins its silver jubilee in New York City. A new cafe opens in Washington and Wells Community House announces remodeling and services.
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Hoover warns missed Cuban sugar crop purchase
The report quotes Herbert Hoover criticizing the missed chance to buy the Cuban sugar crop at a lower price, noting strategic implications for price stability and domestic supply. Hoover argues prompt action could have reduced costs for consumers and supported agricultural interests.
Sugar Shortage Alarmed as Hoover Plan Faces Scrutiny
The article discusses fears of a world sugar shortage despite Herbert Hoover's calls for government action to stabilize prices. It analyzes proposed controls, potential price ceilings, and the impact on Cuban and European markets, warning that speculative trading could be curbed only if supply remains balanced and distribution powers are maintained.
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Hoover cites sugar rationing plan amid world shortages
Hoover argues rationing under the Lever Act could preserve equalization board powers and sustain luxury trade. He says 128,000 firms may need regulation, sugar demand remains high in the western hemisphere while beet sugar output falls in Europe. European buying power and foreign exchange are uncertain factors shaping shortages. Buy Yma milk of Dunmire's.
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Deaths and Funerals in Town
The funeral for Mrs. E. J. Moys is set for Tuesday May 18 from her residence 331 Indiana with Rev S S Klyne officiating and Oak Hill Cemetery to receive the interment. Frank Mortimer Holliday Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank Holliday died Saturday night after eighteen hours of illness. funeral at 821 Indiana Street at 4 PM with Oak Hill Cemetery burial. Ad content references milk quality and product offers from local drug store promotions.
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County Fair Premium List Printing Planned At Directors Meeting
Information for printing the premium list for next fall's county fair will be obtained from the department. Superintendents will attend the directors' meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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