Systematic Raids Planned in Korea
Washington reports the U N Command plans a systematic bombing campaign to destroy North Korea's will to resist an armistice. Some 78 civilian population centers are named for destruction with warnings to evacuate as leaflets and radio messages stress that military supplies and installations will be targeted. The approach mixes psychological warfare with military aims, seeking to erode civilian resolve and slow enemy logistics.
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Stevenson Sparks Southern pledge support from Russell
Adlai Stevenson and Sen. Richard Russell met in Springfield amid rising backing for the Stevenson Sparkman ticket in the Deep South. Russell, a nomination front-runner, is expected to pledge full support and aid. Brannan discussed farm votes and price supports, signaling Democratic strategy.
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Richard Russell
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Cleveland Tops Chicago 7-1 Narrowing AL Pennant Gap
Earl Wynn pitched five hits allowed and earned his 13th win as Cleveland defeated Chicago 7-1 on Wednesday, reducing New York’s American League lead to 3 2 games. Larry Doby belted his 20th homer in the first inning, driving in Bobby Avila. Baseball tonight Hawks vs Mark Buick at Municipal Park 8:30.
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Hiroshima Bombed Seven Years Ago Remembered
Associates Press report from Hiroshima notes seven years since the atomic blast. Survivors gathered at a memorial center to pray for the dead as the city marks the anniversary with inscriptions promising the mistake will not be repeated. Debate persists over casualty figures between Japanese sources and U.S. bombing surveys.
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Symington Wins Lovis P-W Senate Nomination in Missouri
Symington, a businessman turned political climber, defeats Truman backed J E Morford in Missouri Democratic Senate primary. With 4 220 of 47 precincts counted, Symington led Taylor by about 150 000 votes, largely powered by St Louis support and labor groups. Callanan’s bid for statewide power faltered, Donnelly defeated Welch as Welch’s gubernatorial path collapsed.
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Defense Dept lists 54 Korean War casualties
The Defense Department released a new casualty list naming 54 Korean War service members. Eleven were killed, 39 wounded, one missing, and three injured. The update details the revised toll among the nation’s armed forces.
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Rain postpones Goshen race and city league baseball scores
Rain postponed the 21th Mamble tonian Stake at Goshen for 21 hours and shifted the racing program to Thursday. In City Recreation League play at South Park the Millers beat the Giants 42 while the Blues crushed the Cardinals 104 in morning games.
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Hall Weathers Purge Attempt in Topeka Primary
Republican Lt. Gov. Fred Hall defeats an administration purge bid as he leads in Kansas GOP primary returns from most precincts. Senator Wayne Irvin ran behind Hall with Gov. Dwight Eisenhower slated to top billing in a reserved slate for the next administration. Rooney defeated in governor race as Democrats nominate Topeka attorney Charles Rooney, with several incumbents re-nominated and Justice W. Harvey winning a sixth term in the state Supreme Court race.
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Topeka Jaycee State Office Moves to Topeka
The Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce moves its state office from St John to Topeka after Charles L. Davis of Topeka becomes state president, with the office housed in the Topeka Chamber of Commerce Building. A small oil fire reported at a private residence caused no damage.
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William Mealey
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Ryan concedes Hall victory in Kansas primary
State Sen. Wayne Ryan of Clay Center conceded Wednesday the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor to Dodge City incumbent Fred Hall. Ryan sent Hall a telegram offering congratulations and pledging to back the Republican ticket in November. Hall called the win wonderful and urged unity for victory.
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Fred Halil
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Severe hailstorm da mages Anthony OK area
A severe localized hail and electrical storm struck Anthony Oklahoma and nearby Manchester causing about $200000 in damage. The Tuesday night storm disrupted election night counting with a two hour power outage and broken telephone lines. Widespread glass damage hit businesses and homes, including the high school gym roof, while 10 storefronts suffered broken windows. No casualties were reported.
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Ernest Kendall
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Three Local Incumbents Defeated in Republican Primary
Final revised counts from Douglas County 26 precincts show three incumbents defeated in the six local Republican primary races. Fred Hall led in statewide lieutenant governor GOP race locally with 3,403 votes. Wayne Ryan and John Stewart also carried. Other contests included Supreme Court and district races with notable upsets and close calls across Franklin Douglas and Jefferson counties.
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Voters Turnout Sets County Record at 7371 in Douglas
Douglas County voters produced a record primary turnout of 7,371 on Tuesday with 4,683 in Lawrence city precincts. Lawrence’s largest single precinct saw 706 ballots, while Eudora led county precincts with 446 votes. Official canvass to be released Friday. county totals include Republican and Democratic races in Topeka and Lawrence areas. The third annual Southern Douglas County 4 H Club Fair opens Sunday at Vinland Grange grounds, featuring Vinland Valley Palmyra Worden Workers Rainbow and Jolly Juniors clubs with ribbons only.
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U S Battle Casualties Reach 114,310 in Korea
Washington reports U S battle casualties in Korea rose to 114 310, an increase of 642 from the prior week. The Defense Department weekly summary lists killed, wounded, missing and totals with figures broken down by category and region.
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Rooney Pledges All-Out Fight for November Win
Topeka attorney Charles Rooney, winner of the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, pledged an all out fight for victory in November. He expressed gratitude for party confidence and said the campaign would target driving from power a small group of men he accuses of selling the party to Republican voters for the last 200 years.
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Truman to Meet Press for First Time Since July
President Truman will hold a news conference at 8 30 a m CST Thursday marking his first since July with reopening planned Thursday evening.
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Connecticut Gets Much Needed Rain
Connecticut received rain after storms traced by weather blame techs hired by farmers, delivering 2 to 3 inches in many areas. The Connecticut Valley saw heavy downpours from a widespread system, aiding drought-stricken farms and easing conditions for crops and pastures across the Northeast region.
Stevenson to Attend U S Cabinet Meeting
Washington dispatch says Governor Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois, Democratic presidential nominee, will attend a White House cabinet meeting next Tuesday. President Truman invited Stevenson to the luncheon and he has accepted. attendance by Senator Sparkman as vice presidential nominee was not yet decided.
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Hail west of Topeka damages Anthony area
Storms with hail up to hen egg size struck Kansas Tuesday night, most severe in Anthony where numerous windows were broken. Rain totals ranged up to 0.90 inch with over 2 inches reported west of Topeka. Smaller hail and rain fell across Shawnee County and other locales, with forecasts calling for widely scattered thunderstorms but generally fair weather thereafter and a northeast warming trend.
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Minors Soldier Killed In Accident Near Riley
Cpl. Harry Fogilphol 21 of the 10th Infantry Division was fatally injured in a two vehicle crash between Ft. Riley and Junction City Tuesday night. He died from head injuries after being ejected from a car. His parents reside in East St. Louis. The other driver, Mrs. Loneda Swords of Junction City, was involved. additional details follow in the local ad notices.
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