Nebraska 12 Kansas 0 in Armistice grid clash
At Lincoln on Armistice Day Nebraska beat Kansas 12 to 0 before about 95,000 fans. Nebraska scored on two passes with extra points failed, while Kansas threatened early but stalled on the 7 yard line. Weather clear and stadium packed for the fortieth meeting of the rivals.
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Nebraska vs Kansas Fight Through Four Quarters
A detailed play by play shows Nebraska’s 6 point lead held against Kansas into the third quarter, with Manning and Sauer directing multiple drives, Kansas answering with several long gains, penalties and fumbles complicating both sides before Nebraska carries the final advantage into the end of the game.
Haskell Indians Tangle Grinnell In Scoreless Clash
Grinnell Pioneers and Haskell Indians battled to a 0–0 tie before about 3 000 fans at Haskell Stadium. Duffina Holmes and Wapp starred for the Indians while Finis, Bradley and Wapp contributed for Grinnell, with wind and punting shaping the close contest.
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Police search liner for kidnapers in Hart case
San Pedro California November 11 AP reports one hundred police and federal agents and ships officers combed the Matson liner Lurline from stem to stern for Brooke Hart and his kidnapers. Two unidentified men boarded the ship in San Francisco claiming to visit passengers and may be hiding aboard. Babe Ruth among the 188 passengers briefly aboard as officers assisted in the search.
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KU nominates five for Rhodes scholarships in district
Five University of Kansas students are nominated for Rhodes scholarships in the district including Edwin Sharpe Kansas City Harrington 7 Kansas Richard Porter Salina Keith Johnson Eureka and Leslie Rutledge Dunlap. The nominees will meet with others in Kansas on January 2 to select two to contest district eliminations at Des Moines later in January.
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Humphrey Loses Salary as Federal Trade Commissioner
Washington November 11 AP The comptroller general ruled Humphrey deposed federal trade commissioner no longer entitled to his salary. $94.44 from October 27 to 131 1933 ordered paid to George C Matthews Roosevelt appointee to replace Humphrey. Humphrey plans to sue to attach Matthews salary to test legality of his removal in court of claims possibly to the Supreme Court.
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Ancient Hatchery Code Reveals Deep History of Chick Industry
H G Pierce of New York tells an international baby chick association in Grand Rapids that the hatchery business is a very ancient specialization. He cites Egyptian history showing modern hatcheries began around 1579 with stone incubators and warm stones. A separate Manchurian forecast estimates 1933 crop at 18,191,523 metric tons, noting a soy bean surplus and rotting stock due to lack of buyers.
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Solons Slow on Important Emergency Measures
Topeka November 11 AP Armitice and week end brought a two day adjournment of the Kansas legislature after two weeks of a special session to pass emergency relief banking beer and recovery laws and to consider the bond scandal. Most major emergency bills await action in committees or have only partial passage. Banking measures approved by the senate and both chambers would align Kansas with federal banking rules and authorize state banks to issue preferred stock. No liquor or beer bills have cleared committees yet though a subcommittee is drafting. The house judiciary committee favored 3.2 per cent beer legalization and a constitutional amendment to license and regulate liquor sales. the measure to be voted on Monday. The house adjourned early yesterday. the senate approved a measure to strengthen the cigarette tax law and adjourned to Monday.
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Soviet Russia could buy American cotton and livestock surpluses
Former U.S. Senator Brookhart, now a foreign trade adviser to the Farm Adjustment Administration, said America's cotton and processed livestock surpluses could be sold to Soviet Russia if it is recognized by the United States and granted sufficient credit. Also mentions church designation in Lawrence and Boston.
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Food board dissolved amid differing explanations
Washington November reports say the food industries advisory board created last spring by the Farm Adjustment Administration has been dissolved. At George N. Peek's office the board was blamed as too unwieldy to push action on perfecting food codes and marketing agreements. Some members reportedly resigned in protest over slow progress by the farm administration.
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Roll Call Headquarters Opens for Campaign at House Building
Arrangements have been made to open Roll Call Headquarters at 720 Massachusetts Street during the campaign. The offices are donated by Mrs. Robert House with Mrs. W. C. Hamilton as general chair. A schedule lists many groups and chairmen including Kiwanis Ladies, Women’s Auxiliary Christian Church, Rotary Anns, Social Service League, PEO, University Women, Lutheran Church, League of Women Voters, and more, with daily sessions from November 11 to November 25. Doughnuts and coffee will be provided by a local friend of the Red Cross Board.
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Honorary initiation at Phi Alpha Delta for two K U alumni
An initiation service and banquet are set for tonight at 6 at the Phi Alpha Delta house honoring two distinguished lawyers, both former KU law students, James Milbank Challiss of Atchison and Cyril Crane of Kansas City Missouri. Speakers include Bailie Waggener Chancellor Lindley Dr Frank Strong and Prof T E Atkinson.
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Taylor to Serve for Shooting Two
Conviction of George F. Taylor of Lawrence affirmed by the state supreme court in two cases arising from a July 6 1982 shooting at Christensen and Mrs Taylor with a change of venue to Franklin and Douglas counties. Taylor faces consecutive sentences totaling up to 15 years and is at liberty on appeal bonds. Sweden and U. S. Open Air Lanes is announced with cross recognition of pilot certificates and air lanes access.
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Stock Market Index Edges Up as Average Rises
The stock market index for 90 stocks stood at 78.1, up from yesterday’s 77.4. Investors watched key shares as gains occurred across several sectors.
Weather Outlook for Kansas State Weekend
Forecast calls for fair conditions across Kansas with slightly cooler air in the northeast and extreme east tonight. Sunday should remain fair with mild temperatures. Morning conditions show clear skies and roads in Douglas County listed as good. Temperature report notes conditions at 7 pm yesterday.
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