Nebraska Rout Kansas 63 to 2 in Big Six clash
Nebraska crushed Kansas 63 to 2 at Athens as the Huskers dominated on both lines. Key plays featured Raymond Prochaska, Harry Hopp, Mike Francis, and Roy Petsch, with Nebraska taking a 53 point lead early and widening it through the final period. The Kansas effort was hampered by turnovers and penalties amid a brisk northwest wind.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Huskers
Jayhawkers
Hopp
Kansan
Roy Petsch
Francia
Francis
Petsch
Don Pallom
Pallam
Prochaska
Luther
K. U
Lass
Football finals and axis diplomacy front page items
Football finals list scores for Michigan Illinois Drake Navy Fordham Holy Cross New York U Furman Ohio Penn State Lehigh Cincinnati Boston U Maine Dartmouth Yale Minnesota Ohio State Duke Colgate Georgia Columbia Syracuse Cornell Princeton Penn Rhode Island State Rutgers Marietta Middlebury Boston College Idaho North Carolina NCSU New Hampshire Ursinus Amherst Rochester Florida Maryland Iowa Indiana Oklahoma Kansas State Missouri Iowa State Axis demands described from Cairo with Greek and British positions in October reports.
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Michigan
Ilinois
Drake
Navy
Fordham
Pitt
Holy Cross
New York
Furman
Ohio
Penn State
Lehigh
Cincinnati
Boston
Connecticut
Maine
Dartmouth
Yale
Minnesota
Ohio State
Duke
Coleate
Georgia
Columbia
Syracuse
Cornell
Tufts
Brown
Princeton
Penn
Virginia
Rhodes Island State
Massachusetts State
Rutgers
Marietta
Colby
Middlebury
Boston College
Idaho
North Carolina
N.C. State
New Hampshire
Springfield
Ursinus
Delaware
Amherst
Rochester
Florida
Maryland
Vanderbilt
Vermont
Union
Iowa
Indiana
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Wayne Blue Scores Twice in Second Period for Huskers
Wayne Blue, replacing Mike Francis in the backfield, plunges for a TD on the opening play of the second period. Ralph Whitehead adds a 31 yard kickoff return and a second score in the period as Dale Bradley connects with Allen Zikmund to reach the four yard line. A fourth down run by Blue from the one yard line makes it three scores. Henry Rohn misses the extra point after Vic Schleich’s kickoff is nullified by a holding penalty.
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Nebraska
Huskers
Raymond Prochaska
Ed Sungee
Harry Hopp
Mike Francis
Francis
Sungee
Hopp
Prochaska
Pollom
Schleich
Marvin Thompson
Vandaveer
Kansas
Bradley
Cornhuskers
Rohrig
Dornhuskers
Jayhawkers
East Stadium
Tusker
St. Mary's
K.U
Cornhusker Organization
Quido
Matsare
Walter Luther
Husker Ea
Sungee Quick
Nebraska Francis
Francs
Ward Kern
Happ
Cain
Luthar
Rancis
Fry
Preston
Hall
Nebrasc
Nebraska Nebraska
Tropp
Trartman
Pierce
Luther
Massare
Fierce
Wilson
Rob Kahler
Muskin
Suagee
Denzel Gibbons
Hartman
Blue
Whitehead
Knight
Pollat
Zikmund
Denzel Gibbens
Ludwick
Vindaveer
Livich
Hive
Hradley
Hardman
Hiue
Fluker
J. Kern
Rohn
D. Gibbens
Simmons
Rebottom
Bali Kahler
Simnons
Hoon
Skansast
Magsare
Relph
Jack
K. U
Wopp
Petsch
Kern
Zimmerman
Topp
Pene
Pétsch
Crowell
O'Neil
Hollowar
Sheridan
Linguist
Kan Sas
Bungee
Hardiman
Ndaveer
Kelly
Vandiveers
M. Phompeon
Ziktmaund
Une
Ttradley
Sehlsich
Billy Kern
Wall
Ulrich
Aroin
Altro Wall
Vincent
Rolm
Rolin
Vangaveer
Boh Kahler
Boh
Kahler
Chestry Gibbons
Tohn
Nansas
Wayne Blue
Ralph Whitehead
Dale Bradley
Allen Zikmund
Henry Rohn
Vic Schleich
Amerika In Baltimore Reborn as U S Army Transport
An old German liner Amerika, seized years ago and docked in the Chesapeake, begins restoration in Baltimore to serve again as a U S Army transport. Workers rush to complete the updates in about six weeks as the 700-foot craft readies for doughboys’ movement.
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Baltimore
Germany
Amerika
United States Army
Chesapeake Bay
Maritime Commission
Winter Temperatures Roar East Coast While West Suffers Heat Wave
The eastern seaboard set and broke seasonal records with snow flurries and a 32 degree low in New York City. Mt. Washington NH logged 10 degrees as Maine Vermont New Hampshire and northern New Jersey saw snowfall. Meanwhile Southern California and parts of the West hit over 100 degrees causing radio interference and police patrols to monitor broadcasts.
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New York
Seaboard
West Coast
Boston
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York City
California
Florida
Campaign school session to discuss citizen participation
Judge Hugh Means will open the meeting on the functions of a legislator. Candidates Rankin Barber Abels and Stephens will attend to discuss vital state issues. League members LeSuer Prentice Reedy and Virtue will participate. The event runs 7 30 p m to 9 60 p m and is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
District Court
Lawrence League of Women Voters
League
Papate
Robert C. Rankin
Richard A. Barber
Edwin F. Abels
Richard B. Stephens
Marvin LeSuer
T. D. Prentice
Department of Government
Howard L. Reedy
John B. Virtue
Kansas Reports 192881 Draft Registrants Total
Total conscription registration in Kansas reached 192881, well below early estimates. All 105 counties reported to Brig. Gen. Milton R. McLean, head of the state selective service, and 121 local boards will place serial numbers on cards. Numbers drawn nationally will determine order for questionnaires and examinations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Milton R. McLean
Selective Service For
Thorely
National Lottery
Washington
McLean
Ratner Heads Caravan Making Tour of Shawnee
Toneka Oct 19 CPR Gov Payne Ratner led a 50-car caravan plus 150 GOP leaders on a meet your governor tour of Shawnee county. Ten stops included Tecumseh Richland Wakarusa Auburn Dover Willard Rossville Silver Lake Elmont with speeches in Toneka and a women’s rally. Congressman Lam Pact aided from Richland.
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Toneka
CPR
Payne Ratner
Shawnee County
G.O. P. Committee
Tecumseh
Richland
Wakarusa
Auburn
Dover
Willard
Rossville
Silver Lake
Elmont
William P. Lam- Pact
Ais
Politics on Radio Tonight at 2 35 WREN
Alf M. Larson speaks from Quincy Illinois on KFA Lincoln about President Roosevelt. The brief radio segment outlines political discussion and current events broadcast by the station.
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Wren
Alf M. Larson
Quincy
KFA
Lincoln
President Roosevelt
Bombing resumes over London amid renewed raids
London reports heavy bombs and incendiaries in relayed night attacks after a quiet day. RAF and Luftwaffe exchanges near London and Midlands caused fires and structural damage with casualties reported, while weather aided sporadic raids and nights. A separate item notes the marriage of Frank Boardman and Esther Bogist in Kansas City.
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London
Midlands
British Press Association
R.A.F
Junkers
England
J. J. Mahon
Egland
British Broadcasting Company
Royal Air Force
RAF Wormen's Auxiliary
Liverpool
Merseyside
State quotas set for selective service trainees
Washington reports tentative quotas for seventh corps area states to provide 800 000 men by next July and 400 000 white and black recruits by March 1. Quotas are based on fit available men and volunteers already supplied, with revisions as exact figures are determined.
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Washington
Seventh Corps
Arkansas
X. Makoaia
S. Dakota
National Selective Service Headquarters
Indian Summer Delights Kansas with Warm October Weather
Toneka reports clear skies and near record warmth across Kansas as temperatures rise to the high 80s. Forecaster Flora predicts no break in the Indian summer pattern into mid next week with possible showers in the east by Wednesday. Overnight lows around 54 to 66. The stock index edged up to 44.7 from 44.8 yesterday.
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Toneka
Kansas
Mercury
Tare
Flora
Dodge City
Topeka
Roosevelt Hosts Canada’s Governor General At Hyde Park
President Roosevelt greets the Earl of Athlone, Canada’s governor general, and Princess Alice during a weekend visit to Hyde Park New York. They travel in a White House car to Roosevelt’s estate as protocol and security officers observe.
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Governor General
Canada
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Britain
Earl of Athlone
Ottawa
George VI
Poughkeepsie
White House
Princess Alice
Queen Victoria
May
Hyde Park House
George T. Summerlin
State’ Department
Earl
Cay Tweed
Rosevelt
Washington
Union Station
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Ariel Baird
Shuldham Redfern
W. L. MacKenzie King
Dominion
Board of Defense
Cudahy Recalls Blitzkrieg Days and Occupied Belgium
Ambassador John Cudahy described life under German occupation in Belgium, detailing bombings, mass displacements, and the surrender of autonomy. He warned of total war morale erosion and urged Roosevelt's third term, urging listeners to imagine Lawrence’s streets under occupation and the need for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cudahy
Armory
Cudahy
County
Democratic Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brussels
Belgium
Lawrence
Absentee Registration Cards Arrive in Douglas County
Douglas county men registered for the selective service draft receive absentee registration cards by mail. The county board and clerks work to assemble cards for mailing to other draft boards, with many out of county students at the University of Kansas Haskell Institute and Baker University registering locally. The draft board met in the afternoon to answer questions from several resisters seeking information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Selective Service
County Selective Service Draft Board
University of Kansas
Haskell Institute
Baker University
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Hopp Hall Luther
Francis Sungee
Parke Carroll
Kansas City
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Missouri
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A. L. Haskins
Iowa State
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Shawnee
UD. S. Seville
Spain
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Portugal
United States
Mme
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Politics On Radio
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Esther Bogist
Frank R. Gray
Bishop Lawrence Here
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Western Massachusetts
Protestant Episcopal Church
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Amos A. Lawrence
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