Ottawa U Braves Win Track Meet in Kansas
The Ottawa University Braves claimed their fifth straight Kansas conference track and field title as Baker and Wesleyan vied for medals. Gene Cauhba of Baker set a 20 year high hurdles mark at 15.0 seconds while Wesleyan dominated golf and tennis events with medalist and team honors.
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Ottawa Universitys Braves
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Weelesan
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McPher
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Rethel
College of Emporia
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Béhele
Verle Simpson
Wesleyan
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Bert Chambers
Sears
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Scott Wan
Arnglt Mmasnin Vehigy
Fomting
Fans Build $75,000 Diamond for Little League
Waterbury and other enthusiasts plan a $75,001 Little League ballpark for youths eight to twelve. The project draws attention with mentions of Stanford coach input, college sports moves, and a Giants of coaching turnover, highlighting local and national baseball efforts.
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Hugh Fullerton
AP Bperte
New York
Texas
California
Ted Colline
Lugene Martin
Stanford
Ted
U. of Pittsburgh
N.C.A.A
Odd sport of fering fish under water referenced by Ralph Warner
Ralph Warner of Bradenton argues underwater fishery sport would not suit politicians. He notes a breath hold of at least a minute and a half as a basic requirement. The piece jests about political rhubarb at a Democrats vs Republicans game in Washington. The Cardinals’ chain is noted with Bob Cloud in Fresno Edwand Clear in Omaha and Wendell Freeze at
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Ralph
Bradenton
Fie
Warner
Isonder
Washington
Cardinals
Bob Cloud
Fresno
Calif
Edwand
Omahs
Wendell Freeze
Graduates to Be Reseed At Morning Service
At First Christian church the morning service honors high school graduates who attend. Each graduate will be presented with a copy of the revised New Testament and will wear caps and gowns during the service.
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First Christian Church
Veterans urged to apply for terminal leave pay eligibility
George Starke, Kansas veterans affairs manager, announced August 31 1948 that eligible veterans discharged as enlisted before September 1 1944 may apply for terminal leave payments. He urged interested veterans to contact the veterans office in the Community building for applications and assistance.
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George Starke
Kansas Fire of Veterans’ Affairs
Starekey
Veterans’ Office
Morne Wins Oregon Republican Nomination in Primary
Senator Wayne Morne narrowly defeats Dave Hoover to claim the Oregon GOP nomination, promising moderate votes. With 34 counties counted Morne led 41,870 to 37,617, as Democrats capitalize on rising registration to challenge GOP control in the West.
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Portland
UPR
Oregon
Wayne Morne
Marea
Hnane
D.C
Mores
Fat
Ldo
G.O.P
Maine
Latourette
Louis A. Wood
University Economics
Sunday Piano Recital Stars for Tribe Ready for Preakness
Emma Strain, Master of Music candidate, will give a piano recital tomorrow at 4 o'clock in Strong Hall. Strain, Garnett, earned a 1949 Bachelor of Music and a 1946 Bachelor of Music Education, and belongs to Mu Phi Epsilon Phi Lambda Theta and Phi Kappa Lambda.
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Emma Strain
Atherta Studly
Stronghall
Misa Strain
Garnett
Bucyrus
Fredonia
Mu Phi Epsilon
Phi Lambda Theta
Phi Kappa Lambda
German Specialists to Observe KU Teaching Workshop
Three German experts in elementary education will observe a June 7 to 17 workshop at the University of Kansas. Sent by the U.S. Office of Education, they are Helmut Albers Johanna Ott and Dorothea Rueckel. They arrive June 2 and will also witness KU commencement events.
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University of Kansan
U. S. Office of Education
George B. Smith
Helmut Albers
Johanna Ott
Dorrothea Rueckel
K. 1
Enanciation
K. U
Dean Smith
Arn Birthday Event Draws 200 in Parsons
A crowd of about 200 people from five southeast Kansas counties gathered in Parsons to celebrate Edward F. Arn's 44th birthday. Arn, seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination, pledged to cut expenses and lower taxes if elected.
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Parsons
Kan
Kansas
Edward F. Arn
Arn
Joe Bartelli
Parsons Baker
Bartheeville Mayor Dies After Long Service
R. H. Hudson, 1, longtime member of the Bartheeville city commission and mayor since 1944, died yesterday afternoon after a heart ailment. He had served as mayor for 24 years and was a prominent figure in local government.
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Areeville
Pea
R. H. Hudson
Barthee City
Aines
American welfare worker decries Seoul mothers honor plan
In Seoul on May 20 an American welfare worker criticized a city program honoring mothers with ten or more children. She argued honors should reward the healthiest children rather than the number of offspring, noting 84 mothers have children in the latest count, with the top mother bearing 15.
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Seoul
Korea
Farmer dies in hospital after car crash near Inman
J. Willems, 46, a farmer from near Conway, died in a McPherson hospital from injuries from a car collision last Sunday a mile west of Inman. It was the county’s fourth traffic fatality of the year, exceeding the total for 1940.
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Farmer
McPherson
Kan
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Willems
Conway
Inman
McPherson County
Ninety Five High Schools Qualify for Track Finals
Ninety five Kansas high schools entered the state meet finals at Manhattan. Wichita East led with fourteen qualifiers, Wyandotte had nine, Topeka eight, and Coldwater seven in class B. Final events included pole vault and javelin in AA and A, with Topeka and Wyandotte winning titles in their events, and Coldwater claiming the class B discus. Dick McGlinn of Immaculata clocked 9.9 seconds in the class B 100-yard dash preliminaries, a possible record with wind considered.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Wichita East
Wyandotte
Topeka l
Stafford
Wamega
Syracuse
Maryville
Ellis
Fredonia
Coldwater
Clas
Downs
Pretty
Leon
Lowo
Dick McGlinn
Immaculata
Leavenworth
Hess
Pretty Prairie
McGlinn
Armed Forces Day program at Liberty Memorial High School
In observance of Armed Forces Day students heard three military staff members speak at the university assembly. Present were Captain W. R. Terrett, Lt. Col. James Hausman, and Major Edward Kum. Former Liberty Memorial students Cadet Sgt. Richard Jones Army Cadet Bill Sehaake Air Force and Midshipman Ship Winter Navy also attended.
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Liberty Memorial H School
Raitary Staffe
University
Edward Kum
W. R. Terrett
James Hausman
L.M. Hls
Sgt
Richard Jones
Army
Bill Sehaake
Air Forces
Winter
Navy
Stanton Ball
Marionette Class To Give Four Sketches In Program
Miss Ellsworth and her University class present a Marionette making program in Frank Strong auditorium at 3 p.m. featuring four sketches Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs The Nutcracker Suite The Wild Western and Early Life In Lawrence with 28 student operators and handmade scenery. Public invited.
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Maud Hlisworth
Frank Strong
Snow Whit
Lawrence
Fred Waring
Snow White
Seven Dwarfs
Ellsworth Streasea
Elsworth
Ellsworth
Tabool
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