Jayhawkers Beat Nebraska 27 to 7 at Memorial Stadium
Kansas dominated Nebraska 27 to 7 before 96,000 at Memorial Stadium to extend their Big Seven record to five wins and one loss. Quarterback Dick Gilman connected on multiple scoring passes to Wuff McDonald, Ryan Sperry, and Darrell Norris, with Forrest Griffith adding a third quarter rushing TD. Nebraska endured miscues and strong Kansas defense as the Jayhawkers pulled away in the second half.
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University of Nebraska
Memeorial Stadium
Cornhuskers
Geech J. W. Sikes
Warropa
K. U
Utcens
Dick Gilman
Wuuff McDonald
Ryan Sperry
Darrell Norrism
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Jone
Forrest Griffith
Dayhawkers
Patsy” Clark
Lincoln
Dick Monroe
Mueller
Nebraska
Fisher
Gilman
Cliff McDonald
Simons
Collopy
French
Cornhusker
Redazzi
Darwin Salestron
N. al
Rigike McCormack
Qhru
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Moffett
Nyhawkers
Simon l Cet
Nebras
Collane
Nemessing
Sperry
Zeo
Kansas vs Nebraska football in rough second half summary
Kansas leads Nebraska 27 to 7 after a late third quarter scoring drive. Key plays include Bryan Sperry breaking for a 45 yard TD, Ken Sperry extra point, and a Kansas fourth quarter score by Norris interception return. Nebraska fights with drives led by Fischer to Costello and Young, but Kansas maintains the advantage with multiple successes in both running and passing sequences.
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Robert Costello
Endare Schmidt
Kansas
Moffett
Griffith
Hertuzzi Finstsé
Re Simons
Ek Frank Hattee
Nebraska
Cletus Fischer
K.U
Johnny Amberg
Calelopy
N.Y
Jayhawkers
Cal Yepy
Simmons
William Mueller
Gilman
Novak
Bryan Sperry
N. Y
Cornhusker
Kansans
Mueller
Johnson
Ellis
Callopy
Wiegand
Bud French
K. U
Bertuzzi
Collopy
Jayhawk
Ken Sperry
Ferguson
Fischer
NCL
Darrell Norris
K. Fischer
C. Fischer
Sperry
N UU
Charlie Moffett
Livards
K. UU
Costello
Pitskin
J? Varde
K. T. Moore
Ostello
Vollopy
Kansas Editors Day at University of Kansas draws 720 attendees
More than 720 editors and their wives from Kansas publications attended the Kansas Editor's Day meeting at the University of Kansas. Burton W. Marvin spoke as acting host. The informal wrangle session was led by Leonard McCalin. Admiral Louis F. Oenfeld and Houstoun Wariin addressed the audience. A luncheon followed at Memorial Union, then a football game with a reserved section at the stadium.
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Kansas
University of Kanaaa
Burton W. Marvin
William Allen White
Dewey Strategy Aims to Retain Senate Control
New York Oct 23 Republicans seek every seat to keep the Senate. Dewey campaigns for GOP candidates, hoping to hold or gain a 50 to 46 margin by saving Cooper in Kentucky and Robertson in Wyoming, beating Murray in Montana and Hunt in Wyoming, while fearing losses of Ball in Minnesota Revercomb in West Virginia and Risley in Oklahoma.
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New York
Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
G.O.P
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Dewey- Bricker
Dewey
Warren
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
FE. W. Robertson
Wyoming
James E. Murray
Montana
Murray
Tom J. Davis
Senators Ball
Revercomb
West Virginia
Ross Risley
Oklahoma
Cooper
Davis
Robertson
Lester C. Hunt
Not War Not Peace View By Scrivner In Kansas City
Representative Scrivner told a Business and Professional Women's club audience that the nation is in an uneasy truce with Russia not at war or peace. He urged vigilance against communist agents and forces worldwide as he seeks re election.
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Kansas City
Kan
Scrivner
Russia
Business and Professional Women's Club
M Farland to Educators Tells Teachers to Come Out Where People Live
In Rochester on October 22 7 000 teachers heard Dr Kenneth McFarland superintendent of schools at Topeka Kansas urge educators to discard cellophane wrappers and engage with the public He argued that failure in vocations professions and business stems from inability to master human elements rather than lacking skill or technique He spoke at the central western zone meeting of the New York State Teachers Association noting teachers must know the world they prepare students for.
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Rochester
N. Y
Kansas
Kenneth McFarland
Topeka
Kan
New York State Teachers Association
Football Scores From Various College Games This Week
A collage of college football results shows Yale Army 27 to 6 and Ohio State 34 Indiana 16. Notre Dame 37 defeated Minnesota 16, Michigan State 14 beat Bucknell, Michigan 37 topped Iowa 1, and Minnesota 16 Notre Dame 37 appearing among mixed scores.
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Vanderiu
Yale
Army
Varnell
Harvardeol
Ate
Ohio State
Indiana
North Caroling
Princeton UK
Navy
Lafayette
Hucknell
Michigan State
Penny Bate
Iowa State
Missouri
Michigan
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Iowa
Colorado Buffaloes Lead Aggies 13-8 After First Quarter
Colorado Buffaloes hold a 13 to 8 lead over Kansas State at Boulder as the Big Seven game reaches the end of the first period.
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Colorado
Aggies
Boulder
University of Colorado Buffaloees
Kansas State
Strikes and Berlin Plan Dominate UN and Europe
Western powers back a neutral plan for Berlin while Moscow seeks changes and a four power parley toward a new currency setup. France faces martial law as miners clash. North Atlantic pact talks gain pace with US Canada Britain France and Benelux moving toward a Brussels alliance. UN Palestine moves await vote. Pope asserts Jerusalem internationalization.
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Britain
France
Berlin
Bkc
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Moscow
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Dijon
Paris
Canada
Brunsela Union
Arsacatet Mes
U. S
Phenelux
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Netherlands
Luxembourg
Europe
Brussels
Unen
Congress
United Nations
Palestine
Israel
Fics XII
Jerusalem
Homecoming Decorations Sweep KU Honors Across Halls
Watking Hall and Battenfeld Hall win first in independent houses, Chimeau and Della Tau Dette top sorority and fraternity divisions at University of Kansas Homecoming. Runner ups Alpha Chi Omega Fi Kappa Alpha. honorable mentions Briar Manor Jolliffe Hall Monchosa Hall. Colorful displays draw thousands of Lawrence residents as judges praise posters and lighted scenes.
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Watking Hall
Battenfeld Hall
University of Kansas
Chimeau
Della Tau Dette
Irvin Youngbury
Alpha Chi Omega
Fi Kappa Alpha
Templin Hall
Oread
Oto Briar Manor
Jolliffe Hell
Monchosa Hall
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappa Alpha Theta
Alpha Delta Pi
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Tanmera
Delta Chi
Triamle
Phi Gamma Delta
Mt. Bread Houses
Carlyle Smith
Fine Arts
FE. L. Novetny
Lawrence
Paul B. Lawson
Chi Omegas
Alpha Chi Omegas
Nebraska
Watkins Hall
Ideal thru Sunday Kansas weather forecast by forecaster
Topeka reports Indian summer conditions through the weekend as high pressure to the northwest maintains clear skies and warm days with cool nights. Forecaster D Fiera notes no change expected through Sunday with peak readings near 70 and lows in the 40s across several towns.
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Topeka
Kansas
D. Fiera
Totesbay
Lebon BO
Ban Lifted for Private Car Travel in Western Germany
Berlin reports that starting November 1 international travelers may drive private cars through Western Germany marking the first wartime restriction easing. The ban was lifted by British American and French occupying powers who already opened highways for commercial goods and passenger traffic.
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Berlin
Germany
Ready For Final Campaign Swings
Truman winds up week with coal miner votes appeal in Pennsylvania. Dewey hones final tour, suffers head cold in Albany as Dewey and Warren pursue home votes. Thurmond rails against economic programs, Wallace liberals urged to back Truman.
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Truman
Thomas EF. Dewey
Albany
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Frank
Wilkes-Barre
8Th Congress
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Dewey
Earl Warren
California
Steckson
Alben W. Barkley
Pikesville
Louisville
J. Strom Thurmond
States’ Rights Party
Nashville, Tenn
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Progressive
Harold L. Ickek
Fire at slaughter house extinguished after grass fires
Fire Chief Paul Ingels reports a crass fire at the slaughter house on East Eleventh Street was put out yesterday afternoon after an alarm at 3 46 p m It marked the second grass fire of the day Five grass fires were doused by firemen on Thursday.
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Slauhter
East Eleventh Street
Paul Ingels
Gas Main Explosion Halts Traffic Near Bartlesville
A large gas main of Cities Service Co exploded southeast of Bartlesville along U S Highways 60 and 74 near the Caney River bridge. Traffic was interrupted as pavement buckled. authorities expect repairs to begin this afternoon after the wall of the roadway held.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Cities Service Co
Joe Terry
Tate Highway Department Division
Tulsa
Caney River Bridge
Highway Department
Tian Leeds
Brartiesvilte
Admiral Denfeld reviews KU midshipmen and honors officers
Admiral Denfeld reviewed more than 200 midshipmen and 470 officers at the University of Kansas, presenting appointments to lead the battalion for the year. He praised the Military Science building and the NR.O.T.C unit, noted the campus beauty and hills, and spoke of Navy plans for the Jayhawkers game. Capt. Howard Yeager confirmed the Navy cheer context and suggested WAVES cheerleaders.
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Watshee
University of Kansas
Lous Denfeld
Bolic Otders
Navy
van Klwu
Admiral Denfeld
Buffalo Bill
Wild Bill Hickok
Army
Kansas
Sherp
Military Department
Ann
K. U
N.r.0.t.c
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
K. U. Shawn
Howard Yeager
Ernest C. Friesen
Pon E. Rosebush
Denfeld
W. R. Terrill
Mi Iman Friesen
Col
John Alfrey
Mt. Oread
Estes Studio
Kansas Defeats Nebraska In Two Mile Cross Country
University of Kansas won 10 to 30 over Nebraska in a two mile cross country race on Mt Creed course. Captain Bob Karnes Harold Hinchee and Dave Breidenthal helped Kansas in a dead heat finish with Clifford Abel taking fourth. Nebraska runners Harold Kopf Don Morrison Bill Reece and Don Theil placed in order.
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Bob Karnes
Harold Hinchee
Dave Breidenthal
University of Kansas
University of Nebraska
Mt. Creed
Clifford Abel
Kansas
Nebraska
Harold Kopf
Don Morrison
Bill Reece
Don Theil
Program Sunday benefit for Wilma Kizer at church
The Senior Union of Ninth Street Baptist plans a Sunday 3:30 afternoon musical program. Proceeds will aid Wilma Kizer of Lawrence who is training as a missionary in Three Hills Alberta Canada.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Wilma Kizer
Lawrence
Three Hills
Alberta
Canada
Stock Market Index Rises Smallly in Early Trade
The market index for 60 stocks shows a modest gain of 0.2 points, advancing to 71 as trading opens. Investors monitor early moves amid cautious sentiment and minor volume in the session.
Registration surge boosts county voter rolls
County Clerk Hari Fisher says the registered voters number exceeds estimates but will shrink as ineligible or duplicate names are removed. He notes about 1 in 8 registrants may not actually be eligible, with many students counted from out of state.
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Bouke
Fisher
Pan
Community Chest near ten thousand mark as drive totals rise
The Community Chest push toward sixteen thousand continued yesterday evening with new gifts listed from local organizations and individuals. Notable contributions include banks, businesses, and civic groups adding to the evolving total, while Liberty Memorial high school student council reports its two dollar and one cent portion included in the overall sum.
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Gt Business
Avance
Ita Drive
Liberty Memorial High School
Firemen's
Cornhusker Fans Parade Through Downtown Lawrence
Nebraska rooters gathered in Lawrence for a mass parade to the Union building after meeting a train load from New York. Cheerleaders and the Nebraska band led the march down Massachusetts Street while red and white streamers and signs marked the Cornhusker entrance.
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Lawrence
Cornhusker
N. Y
Massachusetts Street
Union
Union Pacific
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