Jayhawks Triumph Over Washburn 58 to 14 on Home Field
Kansas edges Washburn 58 14 at Ichabodson Stadium. Ed Hall suffers a broken leg as Kansas dominates early with two first half scores and adds late touchdowns to seal the win. Washburn twice crosses for scores but cannot keep pace.
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Lindsey
Jayhawkers
Toose
Washburn Ichabodson
Kansas
Washburn
K. U
Ed Hall
Sublette
Ichabod
Miller
Chitwood
Caldwell
Replogle Place
Owen
Runsen
Meier
Replogle
Brady
Schroeder
Pa Kansas
Wenstrand
Burge
Cadwalader
Bunsen
Fimmet
Emmet
Pierce
Warren
Cables
Basilevac
Long
Anderson
Divens
Replogie
Arnold
Bill Arnold
Gay
Driscoll
Suagee
Repldgle
Graves
Cyclones Defeat Nebraska In Narrow 8–7 Victory
Iowa State Cyclones upset Big Six champion Nebraska Cornhuskers 8 to 7 before about 30 000 fans in Lincoln. It marked their second win in the traditional rivalry since 1919.
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Lincoln
Iowa State Cyclones
Nebraska Cornhuskers
College Football Scores From The Weekend Across Several Regions
A compilation of games with scores including Kansas State 21 over Missouri 13, Oklahoma 13 over Texas 0, Minnesota 7 over Purdue 0, New York University 25 over Rutgers 6, Dartmouth 22 over Princeton 0, Ohio University 14 over Western Reserve 26, Southern California 14 over Ohio State 7, Tulane 17 over North Carolina, Fordham 53 over Waynesburg 0, Navy 338 over Virginia 0, Michigan 45 over Chicago 7, Army 18 over Columbia 20, Vanderbilt 14 over Kentucky 7, Illinois 12 over Indiana 2, and other regional results.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
Purdue
New York U
Rutgers
Manhattan
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Princeton
Ohio U
Western Reserve
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Duquesne
Southern California
Ohio State
Tulane
North Carolina
Colby
Vermont
Brown
LaFayette
Duke
Colgate
Fordham
Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Yale
Navy
Virginia
Carnegie Tech
Wittenberg
Xavier
Akron
Michigan
Chicago
Washington and Lee
West Virgina
Columbia
Army
Roanoke
Georgetown
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Illinois Wesleyan
Michigan State
Bucknell
Penn State
City College New York
St. Josephs
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Cornell
Harvard
Syracuse
Maryland
Mexican Supreme Court Dismisses Expropriation Appeal
The Mexican Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by American and British oil firms over expropriation of their properties by the Mexican government on March 18. The court ruled the foreign companies had not exhausted other administrative remedies.
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Mexico City
Mexican Supreme Court
Reelected President Heads Topeka Woman's Missionary Group
Mrs. Charles L. Mead of Kansas City Missouri was reelected president of the Topeka branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church at the close of its 55th annual meeting. The 1989 annual session will be in Omaha Nebraska the first week in October.
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Wichita
Kan
Charles L. Mead
Kansas City
Topeka
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Omaha
Neb
Italy to Recall Army From Spain Amid Global Tensions
The Associated Press reports Italy will withdraw some troops from the Spanish insurgents amid post Munich realignments. Estimates suggest about 10,000 legionnaires returning after 18 months of campaigning, while Europe addresses fallout and Palestine tensions persist.
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Europe
Munich
Britain
Palestine
Stefani
Red Cross Sends Cargo to Aid Spain From U S
The American Red Cross dispatched 20 000 barrels of flour and 25 000 cakes of soap aboard the Independence Hall from Hoboken New Jersey for war stricken Spain to relieve starvation disease and misery among civilians. A further shipment of flour soap and coffee totaling 40 000 barrels and 10 000 bags of Brazilian coffee will follow in November and December.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Spain
America
Europe
Independence Hall
America-France
Hoboken
N. J
Insurgents Bomb Tarragona Port in Raid
Ten tri motored bombers raided the Spanish port of Tarragona dropping over 100 bombs. Twelve homes and a theatre and several foreign owned wine depots were destroyed with 25 more houses damaged. No deaths and three wounded as air raid alarms allowed shelter access.
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Barcelona
Tarragona
Cotton Prices Fall On Revised U.S. Crop Forecast
New Orleans buyers saw cotton prices drop 50 cents a bale or more as selling intensified tied to an official forecast of 12,212,000 bales, up 387,000 from the prior forecast.
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New Orleans
UPI
Eduard Benes to Return as Sociology Professor in Prague
Associates say Eduard Benes resigning as president of Czechoslovakia will return to the sociology professorship at Charles University in Prague. The former president is now at his home near Prague and previously taught there before World War II.
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Eduard Benes
Prague University
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Charles University
Benes
Historical Society Tour Heads to Shawnee Mission Tomorrow
A large crowd is expected for a Johnson county tour by the Douglas County Historical Society tomorrow afternoon. The caravan departs at 1 30 p m from Cordley school grounds near Nineteenth and Kentucky streets with open invitations for all able to provide or ride transportation. The Shawnee Mission site, begun in 1839, remains as three restored buildings and 13 acres now part of a Kansas state park. The mission, once the Indian Manual Labor school, taught crafts and farming to mixed tribes under Rev. Thomas Johnson, after whom Johnson county is named. The 1855 territorial legislature met there before moving the capital and forming Kansas as a new state.
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Douglas County Historical Society
Shawnee Mission
Johnson County
Cordley School
Nineteenth
Kentucky Streets
L. B. Read
Kansas
State of
Indian Manual Labor School
Thomas Johnson
Reeder
Fort Riley
Seoan Lecompton
Americans Released After Border Exchange at Hendaye
Fourteen U S prisoners of the Spanish insurgents were freed at Hendaye on the Spain France border at noon and crossed into France. The release comes after months in captivity in exchange for Italian aviators captured in the civil war. The exchange was arranged by U S Ambassador Claude G Bowers. The men, in ragged khaki, were escorted to the French side and slated for Paris before returning to the United States.
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Hendaye
France
Iran
United States
Claude G. Bowers
Capt Hermann Koehl dies after transatlantic flight
Capt. Hermann Koehl, who made the first east west transatlantic flight in 1928 with Col. James Fitzmaurice and Baron Gunther von Hennefeld, died yesterday in a Munich hospital.
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Hermann Koehl
Berlin
James Fitzmaurice
Baron Gunther von Hennefeld
Munich
Student Undergoes Appendectomy at Watkins Memorial
Sterling Kan freshman Floyd Frederick in the college of liberal arts at K. U. underwent an appendectomy last night at Watkins Memorial hospital.
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Floyd Frederick
Sterling
Kan
College of Liberal Arts
K. U
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Stock Market Index Edges Up to 52.0 Yesterday
The stock market index for 60 stocks rose to 52.0, up from 51.4 yesterday, indicating a modest gain in the overall market. Investors watched key sectors and recent earnings as sessions closed with firmer sentiment.
Weather outlook for Kansas regions with showers and clear areas
Kansas forecast shows generally fair conditions in the east and light showers in the west tonight and Sunday with cooler values in the west and central north areas. Partly cloudy mornings at Garden City and Pittsburg with clear elsewhere. dirt roads improving. Temperature readings indicate yesterday's high and today's lows and noon values, with year-ago figures not fully shown.
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Kansas
Garden City
Pittsburg
Body of Virgil Vaughn Identified in Arizona Slaying
FBI announces the body found near Safford Arizona on August 14 is Virgil A. Vaughn 27 of Baldwin Kansas. Identification came via dental charts and ring and clothing matches. Vaughn disappeared after his car was found abandoned in Tulsa September 15.
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Kansas City
API
Edward P. Guinane
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Safford
Ariz
Virgil A. Vaughn
Baldwin
Kan
F.B.I
Vaughn
Tulsa
Albuquerque
N. M
Guinane
Arizona
Virgil Vaughn
Baker University
Delta Tau Delta
Baker
Bert Vaughn
Hudson Hotel
Phoenix
Lake Providence
Federal Bureau of Identification
Jackson
Miss
FBI
Lubbock
Tex
Fletcher Hunt
Kansas
Hunt
Virgil
Missouri Kansas State Two Mile Race Outcome at Manhattan
John Munski of Missouri set a new track record 9 35 in the two mile race at Manhattan but Kansas State won the event 34 to 21.
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Manhattan
Kan
John Munski
Missouri Star
Kansas State
Ether Labeled Hazard After Highway Wreck in Huntington
A truck crash on Route 24 in Huntington spilled 4000 pounds of ether. Sheriff A L Thompson faced a difficult cleanup and several woozy hours as responders contained the hazard.
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Huntington
Ind
A. L. Thompson
German Passports Held By Jews in Reich Voided
Berlin reports the interior ministry decreed all passports held by Jews in the German Reich invalid. Jews must surrender documents within two weeks. travel abroad may be allowed again by special amendment if travel is approved. US consulates face issues as thousands of passports with American visas are voided.
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Berlin
German Reich
Interior Ministry
United States
Germany
Advices for High School Journalists by Nell Snead
Miss Nell Snead editor of the Kansas City Star woman’s page urged wide reading in fiction history poetry and drama for aspiring high school journalists. She dismissed the woman’s point of view as a fallacy noting women share the same reader interests as men and stressing hard work over glamor in journalism.
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Nell Snead
Kansas City Star
Memorial Union Building
Miss Snead
New York
Kansas City
Miss. Snead
Glenn Cunningham
E. H. Lindley
Jimmy Robertson
K.U. Press Club
Ross Robertson
Jack Dalby
Brigade Here Early On Route to Fort Riley
The U S Army mechanized cavalry unit from Fort Knox Kentucky with 600 vehicles and 2000 men will pass Lawrence at 2 30 a m Sunday morning departing Kansas City late tonight. It travels via highways 24 to Manhattan then 40 to Fort Riley with stops in Topeka and Manhattan and arrival at Fort Riley at 8 00 a m Lawrence residents may view the caravan near Indian Village or nearby points.
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United States Army
Ft. Knox
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
Manhattan
Ft.¢Riley
Ft. Riley
Lawrence to Host Kansas Baptists for Seventh Time
Lawrence will host the 79th annual Kansas Baptist convention next week with about 1,000 delegates and visitors. The event marks a return to Lawrence after 25 years and includes sessions from Monday through Thursday featuring the Kansas Baptist Ministerial association Women Union and the Kansas Council of Baptist Men's Division along with banquets and luncheons at the Colonial tea room Memorial Union and First Methodist Episcopal church. Dr. M O Clemons will preach the convention sermon on Tuesday evening titled The Strategy of Agreement.
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Baptists of Kansas
Kansas
Kansas Baptist Ministerial Association
Kansas Baptist Women's Union
Kansas Council of Baptist Men’s Division
Woman’s Union
Baptist Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
M. O. Clemmons
First Baptist Church of
Clay Center
Kan
Ottawa University
Kansas City Baptist Theological Seminary
Colonial Tea Room
Memorial Union Building
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Yankees Rally Past Cubs To Take World Series Lead
Monte Pearson struck out nine and allowed five hits as the Yankees beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 2 at Yankee Stadium to grab a 3 0 lead in the World Series. Joe Gordon powered the win with a triple and a homer driving in three runs, while Joe Marty and Bill Dickey added two runs apiece.
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Herman
Marty
Rolfe
Dickey
Hack
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N.L
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DiMaggio
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Yanks
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Yankee
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Joe Marty
Stan Hack
Bill Dickey
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Cubs
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Hartnett
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Gehrig
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