Aggie Freshmen Upset Kansas State in 13-6 Thriller
Kansas State freshmen exploited Kansas fumbles to upset Kansas 13-6 at Manhattan. Key plays included Switzer’s 22 and 53 yard runs, Sabatini and Cindrich contributing yardage, and a late Jayhawk drive halted by an interception. Kansas led in first downs and total offense but coughed up five turnovers to K State’s two.
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Kansas State
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Manhattan
K-State
Aggies
Nebraska
Missouri
Rush
Haskell Stadium
K. U
Frank Sabatini
Frank Cindrich
Don Beyer
Don Aungst
Bob Miller
Wildcats
Morris Kay
Kstate
Very Switzer
Switzer
Bob Balderston
Cindrich
Don Fambrough
Aggie
John Simons
Simons
Tommy O’boyle
Charlie Garanella
K.state
Alf
Sabatini
Dick Gatz
Kay
Gatz
Clarence Bender
Bender
T. D. Handlay
Hearings Set in Two Douglas County Probate Estates
Notice in Douglas County Kansas probate matters names Ruth Weldon as heir and Chas Springer as petitioner attorney seeking descent of a note and mortgage from F W Bertschinger with defenses due by November 13 1950 at 3 30 p m in Lawrence. Also May Martin administrator for Rosin Morzan estate seeks final settlement accounting allowances and property transfer with defenses due by November 7 1950 in Lawrence.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas
F. W. Bertéchinger
Ruth Weldon
F. W. Bertschinger
Lawrence
Chas
A. Springer
Douglas County
Kansas
Rosix Morzan
State of
May Martin
Tado
Lawrenc
Martin
Administratriz
Robert PL Osier
Admnnstrat Rie
Kansans
Dawrener
Atowhsel
Wichita Sets Two Traffic Safety Records
Wichita, Kan. reported two safety milestones with 200 straight days without a traffic fatality and 226 days without a pedestrian death. Police Chief George W. Shephard noted national trends show rising fatality rates, touting Wichita's standing beside Hartford, Connecticut, while recalling a prior 198 day record for traffic deaths and a 225 day best for pedestrian fatalities. Western Kansas irrigation context also noted.
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Wichita
Kan
George W. Shepherd
Kansas
National Safety Council
Hartford, Conn
Minnesota Needs Players Not A New Coach
A New York NEA analysis argues Minnesota football fans err in demanding Bern ie Bierman’s firing after a rough season. The veteran Marine colonel and Yale alumnus has 22 Minnesota seasons with eight Big Ten titles, famed for the Minnesota shift and exacting standards.
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New York
NEA
Nho
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Sips
Bernie
Bierman
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Bpierman
Henry L. Williams
Yale
Golden Gophers
Topeka Trojans Triumph Over Haskell Indians at Haskell Stadium
Topeka undefeated No. 1 beat Haskell 26 18 at Haskell Stadium before about 2 500. Davenport and Peyton led the ground attack, Ridgeway added a scoring run, Soucy closed with a late TD. Skenandore and Peters connected for most of Haskell’s yardage, Peters 105 total offense. Haskell four wins two losses, Topeka improved to 7 0 with a 7 7 tie earlier with Lawrence.
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Topeka
Haskell
Haskell Stadium
Lawrence
Tony Coffin
Indians
Trojans
Trojan
Bob Davenport
Darrel Peyton
Eddie Ridgeway
Leo Peters
Clayton Skenandore
Davenport
Wallick
Peyton
Amos Birdcreek
Skenandore
Peters
Robert Fisher
Fisher
T. D
Bob Soucy
Emporia
Altho
Ridgeway
College and area football scores round up
College games across many Kansas cities feature Georgia 19 Boston College 7 and South Carolina 34 George Washington 2 with numerous small colleges and high schools reporting varied outcomes. Notable scores include Pittsburg Trinity 28 St Marys of Pittsburg 13, Garden Plain 2 Sedgewick 13, and Wellington 34 Arkansas City 20 reflecting a broad weekend slate across the region.
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Associated Press College
Georgia
Boston College
South Carolina
George Washington
The
Vitadel
Presbyterian
Detroit
Drake
Kansas Wesleyan
College Emporia
Central
Fairbury
J.C
Parsons
Arcadia
Wetr
Riverton
Galena
Columbus
Fort Secor
Iola
Shawner Mission
Atchison
Coffert
Chante
Concordia
Beloit
Lincoln
Bellevile
Marysville
Minneapolis
Salina
Chapman
Clay Center
Junction City
Lindsborg
Sterlina
Mankato
Smith Center
Qeborne
Stockton
Paleo
Downs
Tucsell
Mills
Franete
Hutchinson
Claneview
Afrion
Wichita North
Non
Valley Center
Oxford
Kiowa
Anthony
Marion
Kape A. Harper
Caldwell
Conway Springs
Mulvane
Mr. Hope
Andate
Rte
Wellington
Arkaansas City
Peabody
Hillsboro
Derby
Belle Pain
Garden Plain
Sedgewick
Topeka
Haskell
Olathe
Rosedale
Washington
Turner
Osawatomie
Bonner Springs
Kansas School
Tor Dent
Caney
Baxter Springs
Sedan
Moline
Blue Rapids
Valley Fall McLouth
Effingham Troy
Onaga
Engine
Miltonvale
Clifton
Great Pratt
Lyons Pagetons ES
Ellinwood
Stafford Claflin
Marquette Oris
Victoria & Jetmore
Scott City
Holyrood
Rushton
Rozell
Offerle
Halloween party replaces choir practice at Centenary church
North Lawrence reports a junior Halloween party for all classes with 49 children and 10 teachers attending after the usual Cen tenary Methodist church annex choir practice was canceled. Mrs. Stella Pine, recently released from Memorial Hospital, was brought home. Dorcas Missionary Society hosted by Mrs Carol H Pontius. Newton visitor Richard Denewiler spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Holiday joined 14 other couples as guests of the Olen Kelley household.
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Stella Pine
Memorial Hospital
Centenary Methodist Church
Carroll H. Pontius
Dorcas Missionary Society
Westside Presbyterian Church
North Second Street
Richard Denewiler
Newton
Harry Denewiler
Gilbert Holiday
Olin Kelley
Anniversary Carnival and community notices in North Lawrence
A Busy North Lawrence page records a fifteenth wedding anniversary celebration with dancing and cards, plus visits from Tracy Parsons and local club activities. It also notes hospital visits, party plans, church events, family visits, home trades, a Halloween party at the North Lawrence Christian church, and a probate notice running through November with a court hearing scheduled.
Malayan Girls Adopt Western Fashions Stir Elders
In Johore state Malay girls abandon sarongs and head coverings, dressing in Western frocks and adopting painted-doll looks. Che Azizah binte Ja'afar, head of the Johore School of Domestic Science, urges caution and slow change while noting the shift away from the kain kelubong head scarf.
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Johore Bahru
Malaya
Johore
Che Azizah Binte Ja'afar
Johore School of Domestic Science
Che Azizah
Bids Wanted for Wakarusa Drainage Sprouts and Brush Removal
Public notice from The Lawrence Tats Ly Joneral World lists bids invited for removal of sprouts and brush from Wakarusa creek banks. Work spans Clinton Kanwaka and Wakarusa drainage districts, divided into four districts, with bonds and performance requirements. Sealed bids due Monday at 2 o'clock at home of FL Steele. solicitorJes Stitten serves as secretary.
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Lawrence Tats Ly
Mondas
FL Steele
Wakarusa
Ule Streais
Clinton, Kanwaka
Steed Bridge
Sivel Bridge
Ray Bride
Crom Ray Brides
Belver Bridge
Belvoir Bridge
Jes Stitten
Public Sale Near Otaiwa Centropatis Ka
A public sale is set for Wednesday November 3 1950 at Otaiwa Centropatis Ka about six miles north and west. The listing includes real estate and personal items such as household goods furniture farm equipment and tools with numerous farm implements vehicles and other miscellaneous property. Terms are cash and removal is required promptly. L Turner owner and C Ructhers State Bank of Ottawa clerk.
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Otaiwa
Centropatis
Thas
Joanse Sre
TP Dors
Ehoetrie Opeigers
Potass
Deerig Gee
Tretay
Peter Cord
Oelovtrio
Marci
Bex
Damack
wardpSinger Sewine Puchine
Glee
Erin
Cas
L. Turner
Mrers
Sc Ructhers
State Bank of Ottawa
Christian Ladies
Ald
Public auction near Worden on October 31 1950
Having sold my farm I will auction a broad assortment of cattle hogs poultry machinery and miscellaneous farm items at a sale location southwest of Lawrence nine miles northwest of Edwin and six miles north of Worden. Featured items include chickens hogs cows a guernsey and holstein heifers and stock, several tractors and implements, furniture kitchenware and other farm paraphernalia. Terms cash, not responsible for accidents, lunch provided by Worden women’s club. Orville E Elm Meyers and Son auctioneers Lawrence National Bank clerk.
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Lawrence
Adwin
Worden
Springer
Olstein
Ugamipshire
John Deere
Salfon Hudson
Han Cothen
Dexter
Electric Corp
Merriam
Worden W
Orville E. Elm. Meyers and Son
Lawrence National Bank
Clean Sweep Sale at Lawrence area auction
Public sale set for Wednesday November 1 1950 at 330 am 15 miles west of Lawrence 14 miles east of Topeka on Big Springs road. Livestock horses and poultry plus extensive farm machinery and hay feed are offered with many Jersey cattle to freshen this month and next. Auctioneers Cols Criss and Walters with J M Watts owner. lunch provided by Rae Springs Ladies Aid.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Big Springs
Perth
Rock Road
Jersey
Timerisey
International Trace
van Brunt
International Stationary Hay Press
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
McCormick-Deering 6-Foot Mowing Machine, Pool: 7 Thc Dump Rake; Laneside
J. M. Watts
Cols. Criss and Walters
Howard Wiseuyan
Rae Springs Ladies’ Aid
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Young Wildcats
Mt. Dread
Nelson
H—Ralderson
Jackson
sSwitzer Lourse
Cushman Fr—Miler
Rrieshaw
de- Bender
Lalderson
Harnts
S. P.shadrack
Garnett
Sikes
Mike McCormack
Bob Talkington
Husker
Bob Reynolds
Charley Gain
Whassa
BY Harry Grayson
NEA Sports Editor
Haskell Le—Birdereeh
Wicutenutre L.t—Sudham
Richmond Lge
Sharpback
Wilean @ LAWitson
ha—Chnedmick
Downing
Henderson
H. Jones
Ortegasx
Harjo Th— Kenandore
Carnes
J. Jones
Ward Frs
Cyr
Petre
E—Devine
Dixon LT
Mctoy
Hartman LG
Luni
Schowengardt
Williams
Wallace
Clevenger
Brodecker
Hilmes
Will
Bliss
McCoy
Ginavin
Kington
Dibble
Qnr
Soucy T
Hartman Reh
Verton
Sebright
Wilkison
Fl—Ridgeway
Schultz
Soucy
Haskellee
Spia Defense Department
Ft. Riley
Union Pacific Railroad
Haskell Topeka
Royal
Ris Steel
North Lawrence
Larry Wayne Wischropp
Edmond Stroda
Sherry Lynne
Ben Smith
District 54
Fred Higgens
Kathleen
Kenneth
Florence
Little Charles Higgens
Fred
Fountains
Hinois
North Lawrence Christian Church
J. D. Gulley
C. S. Pickens
John Rowe
Elm Street
Thorntons
Williamstown
W.F.C.W
Dawrenty Journal
Weredener Ot
Nec U.S. Pat
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