Michigan State Smashes Kansas Jayhawkers 42 to 0 in Big 12 era throwback clash
Michigan State under Coach Charlie Bachman routed Kansas 42 to 0 at Lansing on Oct 12. Spartans led 0-0 after the first quarter, then seized control with multiple second third and fourth quarter touchdowns. Warmbein Sebo and Agett starred with passing and rushing qui cang and Sebo kicked extra points. Kansas defense struggled as State piled up 371 yards from scrimmage while holding Kansas to 37. Final score Michigan State 42 Kansas 0.
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Michigan Wins On Fumbled Punt For 7-0 Victory
Michigan Stadium Ann Arbor Oct 12 Michigan fumbled punt behind the goal line to lose into Indiana 7 0 Vern Huffman Hoosier quarterback dropped a punt in the end zone in the second period Matt Patanelli Michigan end fell on the ball for the game's only touchdown Viergever added the extra point Both teams withstood repeated scoring threats.
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Football Scores Final From Various Games
Final scores show Princeton 14 Williams 7 Purdue 20 Fordham 0 Syracuse 21 Cornell 14 Yale 1 Penn 20 Rhode Island 6 Northwestern 4 New York U 19 Carnegie Tech 6 Ohio State 85 Drake 7 Penn State 2 West Maryland 0 Texas 6 Oklahoma 0 Maine 13 New Hampshire 2 Nebraska 7 Minnesota 12 Missouri 13 Colorado 6 Holy Cross Harvard 0 Town 12 Colgate 6
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League sanctions may halt trade with Italy says NATO era report
The League of Nations financial subcommittee urged shutting off all loans and bank credits to Italy. It warned sanctions could stop virtually all Italian trade while Addis Ababa faced Italian pressure as Emperor Haile Selassie resisted the Italian minister. Reported defections and a shifting Ethiopian front grew amid diplomatic moves, with Britain endorsing harsh measures as Geneva buzzed over arms embargo talks.
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Quakes Shake Montana as Hundreds Flee in Night Clothing
A series of earthquakes struck sections of Montana early today causing property damage and hundreds to flee in night clothes. Chimneys toppled onto streets and walls cracked at Fort Harrison veterans hospital while patients rushed from beds before order was restored. A Seattle seismograph later logged a mild quake about 5,500 miles west lasting over half an hour.
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Stiff relief tests eyed as Kansas plans job drive
Topeka October 12. Kansas relief officials warn that to remove 62 000 employables from dole by November 1 about 5 000 workers must be employed daily. Only 800 000 dollars of treasury funds are available for Kansas projects though 120 465 766 dollars in projects have been submitted. 19 005 035 dollars approved. Work cannot begin until comptroller general McCarl approves and releases funds.
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Army air maneuvers draw Lawrence visitors to Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence residents, including about 150 University of Kansas R. C. T. C. cadets and staff, traveled by army trucks to Fort Leavenworth for morning maneuvers. The group will tour planes and study anti aircraft gun training as part of the coast artillery unit. A Chamber of Commerce party led by Mayor Alfred Lawrence and others accompanied the trip.
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British Civil Workers To Leave Malta On Navy Plans
Valetta Malta Oct 12 Reports circulate that the British navy plans to remove 800 British civil employees with their wives and children next Tuesday. The civilians are to sail aboard the Somersetshire. Additional civilians are expected to depart November 1.
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Look and Laugh at Local Comic Strip
Lawrence’s Get Acquainted Page offers a double page spread with pen and ink depictions of local business firms. Names are not given, inviting readers to guess who is who for a $25 prize. Submissions due by 6 p.m. October 19.
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Pioneer Spirit Drives Kansas City Visit to Lawrence Dinner
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce delegation toured northern Kansas, ending in Lawrence with a dinner at Hotel Eldridge. Speakers praised Kansas resolve to meet hard times, noting Lawrence has high per capita retail spending and strong banking deposits. Delegates urged mutual cooperation, framing Lawrence as a vital part of the Kansas City trade territory.
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Free Medical Care by Prof Buehler Revealed in New Book
Prof C. Buehler of the University has released Free Medical Care through Nobie and Noble of New York. The 360 page study advocates socialized medicine and serves as a high school official guide across 24 states. The volume presents both sides, includes sixteen articles, and cites debates by committees and associations on medical service.
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Hold Man for Questioning in Bethany College Crash
Oklahoma City dispatch reports county officials questioned R E Luke 17 after a light delivery truck struck two Bethany Penn College students crossing a street last night killing Re Crooks 19 of Topeka Kansas and injuring Miss Fdna Brakebill 18 of Woodbine Kansas. Crooks was sophomore class president.
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Quacking of Live Ducks From Phonograph Horns Test in Court
Kansas City October 12 CPI The quack of live duck decoys from phonograph recordings heads for a federal court test. Ernest A. Schroer and Robert C. Stocker seek a temporary order restraining J. N. Darling from arresting hunters using the records. They seek 4000 dollars damages for alleged loss of sales. The case challenges federal rules on live birds versus artificial calls.
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Higher KU Grades Signal Improvement in KU Scholarships
George Foster KU registrar reports overall undergraduate scholarship index at 1.33, two points above last year. National fraternities rise to 1.45 from 1.32, non sorority women 1.56, non fraternity men decline to 1.26, and pledge groups improve to minus 0.74. Chi Omega leads for women at 1.85, Delta Zeta remains second at 1.85, Triangle moves to first among men with 1.92 after Alpha Kappa Lambda discontinuation, and athletics show strong marks led by K girls at 1.83 and football at 1.01.
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President Roosevelt Heads Toward Canal Zone Cruise
President Roosevelt sails toward the Canal Zone aboard a Pacific cruiser after a three day fishing expedition off Coens Island. He wired Washington daily and displayed a large sailfish caught with rod and reel off Cocos Island before reboarding at sunset.
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Two Day Meet for Editors of State
Kansas editors and guests from neighboring states attend the annual Newspaper Roundtables at the University of Kansas October 25 and 26. The program centers on roundtable discussions of craft problems with Associated Press dailies meeting Saturday morning. Notable speakers include Elmer T. Peterson of Better Homes and Gardens and Charles W. Keller of the Missouri Press association, with sessions on advertising and overseas news gathering. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce hosts a dinner Friday for visiting editors.
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Fight loan sharks in Kansas
In a statewide drive the Kansas attorney general filed injunction and receivership actions against 18 lending concerns for charging up to 520 percent annual interest on small loans. Eleven firms were in Sedgwick County, two in Montgomery, two in Shawnee, and one each in Latine Crawford and Cowley counties. Restraining orders sought to cap rates at the lawful 10 percent pending hearings. Judge T N Williams denied immediate restraining order against eleven Wichita firms.
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Meet Monday Night Five Night School Classes Start
Ralph E. Graber announces five regular night school classes begin Monday at 7 30 pm with typing shorthand and clothing at the high school and woodworking esthetic dancing at the junior high. Enrollment for the first eight weeks is taken next week at 7 30 pm in the high school. Any person over 10 not enrolled in Lawrence public schools may enroll. The public speaking class awaits more enrollments.
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Weather Forecast For Kansas Local Areas
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with possible showers in extreme northeast. Cooler in west and north central Sunday. Morning clear with cloud at Emporia and Topeka. Roads mostly good, fair at Topeka, rough at Coffeyville and Emporia. Douglas County roads good. Temperature data shows yesterday's high and today’s low.
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