Senators Win Second Game of World Series Clash
In Washington the Senators beat the Giants two to one as Tom Zachary outpitched Art Nehf. Harris drove in Peckinpaugh and McNeely with a fifth inning single to spark the rally. MeNeely drew a base on balls, and Pecker crossed, giving Washington the lead and the win.
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Washington Senators Edge New York in Low-Scoring Game
The Senators defeated the New York team 4 to 2 with solid pitching and key hits. McNeely, Harris, and Goslin led Washington while Frisch and Frisch’s crew tallied for the visitors in a tense ninth inning effort.
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Local petition seeks public road access near Kanwaka
A petition signed by Murphy of Kanwaka and about sixty others requests a public road to run north of his property, linking to a rear private lane. County officials appoints viewers to inspect the route with a hearing set for Nord at 9 o'clock.
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Bby Games
Murphy
Kanwaka
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Aenning
Tohn
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Nord
Oleloets
Inland Kansas Forecast Mild Tonight With Cold Edge
Weather notes indicate a cool night ahead with a likely slight temperature drop. H Parker from Pueblo Colorado visits his uncle R Parker at 1247 Massachusetts Street as temperatures drift through the evening.
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Pap Mai
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Tasschusetts
Canadian protest over Japanese move sparks closed door clash
A government protest in Canada centers on a decision viewed as limiting domestic legislative rights. Spokespersons vow to resist actions seen as threatening Canada’s internal autonomy while officials debate the move's implications behind closed doors.
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Goterniént
League of Ndfi Reeqnt Inter
Canada
Lawrence Public Schools and Community Involvement Highlighted
Readable segments describe Lawrence city schools with 180 instructional days and 2,484 hours of instruction. The piece notes teachers traveling from various areas to support pupils, with evening sessions and a focus on practical skills and civic ideals among students.
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Soane
Jols
Lawrence
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Regents Program At Kansas League Meeting
Faculty and regents gather for a university luncheon and athletic association program. Dr E F Engel will discuss accrediting for higher education. F H Fairmion and G L F te A K U will report on committee findings. Whitemake College will address admissions formality and college requirements.
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British parliament dissolves amid royal proclamation and cabinet shifts
Reports from London describe King George's proclamation proroguing parliament and the government plans an October 29 election. Prime Minister McDonald faces questions over cabinet resignations and the path to a new reading in the House of Commons. In Texas, quarantine on livestock shipments amid foot and mouth disease spreads. Minnesota justice cases progress with a jail sentence and an appeal planned.
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Strava Vote Reflects KU Student Sentiment
The University of Kansas hosts a student vote on class officers and broader political opinions. The result, announced tomorrow, gauges student views on the general political situation and leadership positions.
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Ag Tollay
United Ster
Kansas
Public Forum Addresses Nonvoter Problem in Lawrence
Professor Guild of the University political science department will speak on the nonvoter issue. The meeting at Bowersock Theatre Sunday after noon is sponsored by local civic groups to encourage voting in the upcoming election. Glen W. Dickinson will chair the event and the theater is lent for the discussion.
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Niglt
Pythias Celebrite
Knights of
Wellington
Dagrees
Tlodge
Mklahyma Pythian
Obtarya
Insurance Meeting at Topeka State Convention
A frayed report from Topeka details an insurance state convention. Mayor Ear Akers heads local attendance with President Glenn Charlton and Edward Hislop among speakers.
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Jis
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Ear Akers
Tope
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Lancel
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Convention to Address Road Repairs and County Feud Claims
A countywide convention will discuss road issues and a feud over highway maintenance. Residents urge faster action to fix slipping surfaces and dangerous sections. Local officials plan to convene in May to hear complaints and set remedies.
School board memorial plan sparks tension and debate
Letters reveal strong public reaction as the board of education debates honoring veterans by closing schools on Armistice Day Memorial Day, citing increased costs and community divisions. The Legion and local figures push for the tribute while critics warn of disruptions to education.
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Ain Clarke
Leighton Melvin
Preston
Prentice
John
Liggett
Harry
Asia Mark
Legion
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Liberty
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Educatio Fof
Lincoln Campaign Lodging And Donations For Salvation Army Drive
Reports indicate Charles W. Bryan and J. A. Bryan plan attendance at campaign events in Lincoln and nearby cities. Local committees organize fundraising for the Salvation Army with a meeting tonight at the Elks Club to review donations and contributions from Lawrence residents.
Federal Trade Board Meets on Merger and Antitrust Reform
Federal Trade Commission officials address directors at a session in Houston about proposed merger and antitrust reforms. President Johnson backs federal action, while lawmakers debate the implications amid a broader scandal and New York Giants chatter.
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Meinhattan
Kansas Fate Farm
Porkad
Houston- Ae Koh
Chipman
Federal Trade
Sion
Fipre
Tamor
Irish Boundary Bill Passes House After Commons Move
The House of Commons advances the Irish boundary bill creating a boundary commission. The measure, already approved by the Commons, awaits royal assent this evening, with supporters optimistic about its impact on land distributions.
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London
Oge. O
House’ of Bards
Boundary Commission
Fire Chief Warns on Prevention After Costly City Fires
Fire Chief Reinisch cites two months of city fires costing about 453 750 dollars and 31 308 in losses. He pins most blazes on negligence linked to chimneys stoves and oil lamps, urging metal containers for maps and caution with gas stoves near children.
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Pier
Wil‘ham Reinisch
O'Lear
Jocal
Laval
Rence
Reinisch
Fire devastates Delta Timber Plant in Conroe Texas
A fire at the Delta Timber plant in Conroe Texas started at 9 am and caused about one million dollars in damage. Firefighters and town volunteers worked to control the blaze but limited equipment hindered containment as the structure burned.
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Conroe
Texas
Delta Laid and Timber Company
Convention DENS N BALDWIN Today at First Methodist Idwin
Religious leaders convene in Lawrence for the Douglas County Council on Education program at First Methodist Church. Sessions cover worship meaning, Bible study, and council discussions led by Dr Watts Rev Speer and other pastors with exhibits and a 7 30 evening program ending tomorrow night with Rev Charles Richard speaking on Our Truth and Opportunity.
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First Methodist Church
Idwin
Diwrence
Watts
First Baptist Church
Burrente
Jani Bante
H. K.pubright
Council of Rel Rank Education
Will Gqrrill
Karles W. Newby
J. S. Daniels
W. M. Clark
Bya Hev
Theo. Hauck
Ira Wile
Claude Shor
Lawrence
Mary Dixon
Charles Richard
First Christian Church of
Lawrehce
County Buys Lot for Housing, Equipment Storage
County commissioners purchase property on Connecticut Street from Frank Evans for 200000 dollars to expand housing and store heavy machinery and equipment. Possession set for November. site to provide solid foundation and a new storage space, with old sheds to be demolished.
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Connecticut Street
Frank Evans
County Bucks
Jost
Brajthe
Directors to Meet and Solicit Funds for KU Alumni Group
The KU alumni association directors will meet Saturday morning in the Alumni Office basement of the Central Administration Building led by director WII They will lunch near the University and visit Ames. Attendees include Tom Veqch Kansas Hy O'Leary J C Nichols Kansas City Mo Effi Loader Clay Center James Sivatell To peka Paul Kimball Harlans St J Delano Kansas City Ma Alfred Hil Arkansas City Mrs T Walker Irving Hill dimes Barrow Lawrence The Baldwin canvass by Salvation Army representatives aims to raise funds.
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Central Administration
WII
University
Ames
Association
Tom Veqch
Kansas
O'Leary
J. C. "Nichols
Kansas City
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