Washington society woman turns game into civics lesson
Mrs. Douglas L. Hatch, wife of prominent Washington attorney J. Wet, created a board game simulating Congress and the White House. Players draft a bill, navigate committees, lobbyists, and vetoes, giving speeches and answering questions. The aim is to be first to pass a law, teaching the federal process to her son Doug Jr. The novelty drew local attention and a five per cent share of proceeds.
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Washington
J. Wet
Congress
White House
Rs. Hatch
KU Med Center Occupational Therapy Division Leaders
The KU Medical Center occupational and physical therapy division is led by Dr. Donald Rose, a New Yorker who earned his M D at KU in 1980. La Verna Wallace heads the occupational therapy section with Caroline Owsley and Pauline Rankin on staff. Rankin starts as director of therapy at the practice hospital on September 1. Nancy Marshall oversees physical therapy in the general hospital. Next Wednesday marks one year of Wallace as director, including teaching duties.
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K.U
Donald Rose
la Verna Ice
L. D. Ice
Kansasee
Liberty Memorial High School
Wallace
Caroline Owsley
Pauline Rankin
Paul C. Rankin
Lawrence
Pratric Hospital
Rankin
Nancy Marshall
Harry Nevin
K.A
General Hospital
Fragmented OCR news note on deaths and therapy plan
A garbled OCR fragment mentions unexpected deaths, a therapist, and a state check. It references Tony Coffin and a Saturday event with casual references to arith and war. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a clear event, location, or outcome.
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Tony Coffin
Young Gelfers Shine In U S Amateur Finalists Rise
Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City emerges as the leader among the rising American golf talent after a 7 and 7 semifinal win over William Campbell and a strong showing against Refes King of Wichita Falls. The field features Davison Campbell Harvie Ward Jr Boros as notable youths in a tight chase for the national title.
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U.S
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Oklahoma City
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Tenn
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Campbell
Huntington
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Rocky Mount
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West Hartford
Conn
Lawrence youth baseball program praised by Earl Majors
Earl Majors a postal employee and active city leagues coach praises Lawrence youth baseball as a premier community activity. He notes Elks Lodge 595 sponsorship of two summer teams in South Park and C. C. Carl leagues and recalls prior Scottish Rite and girls softball success. He moved from Denver six years ago to Sunflower Ordinance and then the post office after the war. He commends the Elk’s boys conduct as the cleanest he has seen, and mentions a chartered bus from Santa addressing last Monday.
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Earl Majors
Majors
Sammer
Elks Lodge
South Park
C. C. Carl
M&jers
Denver
Sunflower Ordinance
Eik’a
Elke Lodge
Santa
Fe Trailways Takes 28 to Kansas City Game
Fe Trailways will transport 28 players to a game between Kansas City and Milwaukee at Blue's Stadium in Kansas City. The league match was rained out but the boys enjoyed a supper in Kansas City as guests of the Elks. Chaperones included Majors, exalted ruler Wilber Wright, Allen Phillips, Madi on Coombs, and Has kell boys adviser. Britain first claimed the Bahamas in 1627 but could not enforce the claim for nearly a century due to pirate control.
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Wilber Wright
Allen Phillips
Madion Coombs
Haskell
Britain
Bahamas
Therapy program reforms at affiliate school unit
In the past year the affiliate has established a remedial therapy program serving ward and shop patients, cerebral palsied children and adults, and acute pelio patients.
New Amateur Golf Champ Has His Own Playing Ways
Charlie Coe of Obkrahems explains his unique golf theory focusing on minimal club-head contact. He emphasizes precise contact and small backswing to avoid bad shots, a method vouched for by Kyron Nelson who noted Coe’s distinctive swing.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Coe
Kyron Nelson
Cee-red Charlie Faces Rufus King In Saturday Final
The Southwest showdown pairs Cee-red Charlie from Ardmere Oklahoma against rival Rufus King from Wichita Falls Texas in a high stakes final. Henry Hopson notes the long drive for a football game, while Charlie praises former Oklahoma A teammate Andy Anderson and recalls a rough start to the 1946 amateur with a 16 on the first two holes followed by a difficult nine on the second.
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Charlie
Rufus King
Cee
Ardmere
Okla
King
Wichita Falls
Tex
Henry Hopson
Oklahoma A
Andy Anderson
Coe
Andy
End of the Life Some sort of a record must have been set at the Texas high school coaching school this summer when
A fragment from a Texas high school coaching school report hints at a record setting moment this summer. The incomplete line suggests a notable achievement by a coach or team during the event, but details are missing.
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Texas
Kentucky and Duke Coaches Prepare for Doubleheader Crowd Squeeze
Ken Hawk tucky's Adolph Rupp and Iba of Oklahoma A. & M. faced two games due to a gym crowd limit. Frank ness note in Ted Mann's Duke publicity: miracles unlikely to yield championships, but after lean years the Blue Devils aimed to beat a miracle if one occurred.
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Ken Hawktucky
Adolph Rupp
Iba
Oklahoma A. & M
Ted Mann
Duke
Blue Devils
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