US Retreats Before the Reds in Korea Report
Reports detail brutal North Korean actions as U S forces halt a local enemy drive eight miles northwest of Chochiwon. Pyongyang radio claims extensive attacks and captures south of Tae Ton while 10 U S tanks are reported destroyed and three B 29s shot down in air raids.
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U. S
Cho
South Korea
Eyonek
Inchon
Suwon
Chinchon
MacArthur
Chochiwon
Miho River
Kum Gung
Chonii
Tae- Ton
Chongun
Formor
Unisong-Chongju
Wheat production rises in Kansas as June estimates grow
Official Kansas wheat estimates for 1950 show a June increase of about 100000 bushels to 172173000. USDA puts acres to harvest at 11874000 with 14.5 bushels per acre. Corn outlook also improves with rains aiding northeast and north central Kansas.
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Kansas
Local Hospital Births and Accidents Reported
Memorial Hospital reports a string of births and emergencies including a baby girl for Su Schulmeyer route 2, a son for Mr and Mrs Fred Creek route 3, and a laceration incident involving a child who ran into a bed rail. Another case notes a hand laceration from a user topping an oil barrel, treated with stitches.
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Worthingtes
Erine
Ruth
Locust Street
Weilsy der
Virginia
Vermont
Su Schulmeyer
Mer
New Yor
Fred Creek
Thomas
Robert Lyon
Mrs. Rey
Rainy weather delays Neptune water show by local teens
In Lawrence, a planned water show titled Neptune the see a water show ee s has been postponed due to rain. Directed by Mrs. Cresa, it will now occur a week from tomorrow at the Jay hawk Plunge with comedy, water ballet, stage magic, demonstrations and high diving. Also on display at the Journal-World window is a collection of Boy Scout neckerchiefs organized by Carl Heider of Ohio Street. River stages on the Kaw and Wakarusa vary. Kaw at noon measured 15.6 feet, 2 feet over yesterday, flood stage 19 feet. Wakarusa readings were unavailable morning, 27 feet flood stage noted downstream.
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Neptune
Icles
Carl Heider
Ohio Street
Ain Ree
Vai ‘Orge
Journal-World Office
Kaw
Wakanisa
Lawrence
Dutton Ridge
Highway 59
Fire damages Wellington feed mill. losses listed
A Wellington Kansas fire caused an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 in damage at the Commander Larabee feed mill. Discovered at 1120 p m, flames spread to the head house before responders arrived. Fire crews controlled the blaze within an hour and stood by until morning. no injuries. Most damage was water related in warehouse space, stored feed, and mixing room machinery. The mill had operated 16 hours daily with 14 workers clearing debris. Commander Larabee’s larger unit was not rebuilt after a 1932 blaze.
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Wellington
Kan
Commander- Larabee
Larabee
Uisi
Approves Arms Aid and Far Eastern Pact Plan
Washington July 11 61 The House foreign affairs committee unanimously approved a 1 222 500 000 military aid program to non communist nations and endorsed a Far Eastern defense pact modeled on the Atlantic treaty. Kee chairman said the bill mirrors the Senate version and will be sent to the House. Also approved was a proposal for a Far Eastern pact among Pacific nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House ‘Foreign Affairs Committee
Kee
D-W. Va
House
Pacific
Aleo
Deaths and Funerals George Thomas Grant
George Thomas Grant aged 68 was found dead at 1417 West Fourth Street possibly from natural causes. Survived by daughter Leona Domman Oska lyacson O L Grant Topeka two brothers Mac Grant Jefferson county Ed Grant Clay Center sister Mrs Claude Cole Kansas City and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Tom orrow at Romsey funeral home at 2 o'clock with burial at Hubbel Hill cemetery in Tonganoxie.
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George Thomas Grant
George ‘Thomas Grant
West Fourth Street
Daugh
Leona Domman
Oskalyacson
O. L. Grant
Topeka
Mac Grant
Jefferson County
Ed Grant
Clay Center
Claude Cole
Kansas City
Romsey Funeral Home
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Tonganoxie
Grain production forecasts by state and crop totals
Farm service reports show forecasts for corn, wheat, oats and barley across major states. Kansas leads in corn with 2,549,000 acres at 29 bushels per acre producing 73,921,000 bushels, while Oklahoma reports 1,283,000 acres at 21 bushels per acre for 26,943,000 bushels. Winter wheat in Kansas totals 11,874,000 acres at 14.5 bushels for 172,173,000 bushels. Oklahoma adds 4,846,000 acres at 8.5 for 41,191,000. Oats in Kansas are 1,163,000 acres at 20 bushels totaling 22,260,000 bushels. Oklahoma shows 934,000 acres at 17.5 for 16,245,000.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Welcoming the Sun Boosts Crop Prospects in Local Area
Farmers hopeful as sun returns with scattered clouds. Wheat and oats harvesting continues in dry upland fields while low and muddy areas delay work. Clyde Husted reports 90 percent wheat and 50 percent oats harvested nearby. Don Breithaupt aims to resume Friday with oats and wheat still in progress. Charles Schaakes and neighbors still have oats to harvest. most wheat done. Mark Nehrbass plans to resume potato digging tomorrow afternoon if sun and wind cooperate.
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Lawrence
Clyde Husted
Route 3
Don EF. Breithaupt
Route 4
Charles A. Schaakes
Route 2
Mark Nehrbass
Britons Face Higher Taxes Warned by Cripps
London July 11 Britons told they may have to pay more taxes as Sir Stafford Cripps the Chancellor of the Exchequer warned that direct taxation on incomes has nearly reached its limit though other taxes like death duties could still rise. Milton Sullivant former Kansas University football captain and Wyandotte county assistant attorney attended a Lawrence campaign stop during his bid for Congress.
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London
SirStafford Cripps
House ‘of Commons
Sir Stafford
Milton Sullivant
Kansas City
Congress
Lawrence
K. U
Sullivant
Istant Wyandotte
Neff Enters Prison to begin Life Sentence
George Neff entered Kansas State Prison at Lansing last night to begin serving his life sentence for murder.
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Wellington
Kan
George Neff
Kansas State
Lansing
Psychiatric Worker Juliette Clapp Joins Bert Nash Clinic
Juliette Clapp, the new psychiatric worker at the Bert Nash Mental Health clinic, plans to visit tomorrow from 1 to 4 pm in the Lawrence Memorial hospital basement clinic rooms. A Brooklyn native and Syracuse alum, she earned a MSW and worked in Tulsa and St. Louis before joining the Lawrence clinic to address root causes of mental health issues. Her son, aged 23, recently discharged from military service, will attend Washington University in the fall. Local parents and adults are invited to discuss mental health concerns with her by calling the health department.
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Juliette Clapp
Lawrence
Bert Nash
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mra Grape
Syracuse
Juliette
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Syracuse University
Englewood, N. J
Chicago
Rock Island
Tulsa
Oklo
Veterans Administration
St. Louis
Bernard Baruch
Brauch
Washington University
Health Department
Clapp
Gunde
Offictaff
Elinic
Reading Workshop Open House At K U Aids Teaching Methods
Open houses by the Reading Workshop at K U attract Lawrence grade and high school students and teachers. Demonstrations include eye movement photography and tachistoscopic projectors to show reading mechanics and rate. The event runs 2 to 5 pm in Frank Strong annex and in Fraser basement with sessions tomorrow afternoon. The workshop aims to diagnose reading troubles and improve teaching methods, with 37 grade school, 24 junior high, and 12 senior high students enrolled, plus 16 elementary and eight junior high and high school teachers participating. Also noted is the Junior Chamber of Commerce inauguration party at Skyline club Wednesday at 7 pm after a steak dinner, with tickets via sponsoring committee members. The day also includes a divorce filing: Velma Jackson vs. George Jackson.
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K. U
Frank Strong
Fraser
Lawrence Public Schools
Henry P. Smith
Lawrence
Igh
Market News From Glanasvela and Wichita Market Notes
Market report highlights stock gains with rails strong and corn mixed. Hog prices rise while cattle and livestock receipts show steady to higher trends. Kansas City area prices and USDA data cited for cattle, calves, steers, heifers, and sheep with varying loads and grades.
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City
San City
Nebraska
Ted Helfera
Evera
Glossie City
Ap-Usdai
Acat
Kansas City
Ap-Hdai
Card of Thanks and Market News Fragments
Card of Thanks pays tribute to Rev. E Fant and many community members for support after Robert Jones Sr death. The remainder lists agricultural prices, futures, hay, potatoes, and a Wall Street market summary noting volatility and auto stock declines.
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E. Fant
Clark
Lawrence Post Office
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Robert Jones
Henry Jones
Lucille Walker
Frances Black
Unclear Market Roundup with Diverse Listed Companies
The text outlines erratic turnover and price movements across a wide range of stocks and industries, mentioning major names like General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker, Dow Chemical, Eastman Kodak, American Telephone, and Union Pacific among others. It notes strains and uncertainty among referees and investors while referencing buffalo herds in the Houserock Valley north of the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
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Jedom Ana
Santa’ Fe
New York Central
Fennayivanie
Bouthera
Chesal
Ohio
Rock Taland
Steel Bethlehem Teal
Anaconda Cooper
Kenneyett Cooper
American Wooleylea
Dave Aircraft
Gitten Aincraft
Yo ‘Kheed
Houserock Valley
Grand Canyon
Arizona
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REDS
Department of Agriculture
U.S.A
H. L. Gollins
USDA
Glendale
Calif
Mattie Rooney Kennedy
Old Middeville Rooneys
C Alden Wile
Partiara
Jean Hams
Topeka Hadl
Memorial Hospital
Maude Harrison
Hardwing
Marjorie Kipp
Connecticut Street
Fredericka Hunt
Elmst
Miners Fowler
Baidw
Dorothy Newma
Hattie Dean Whegticut Stivet
Ard Baier
Buerman
Howard
M. OV. McBeth
Misties
Foreign Affairs Committee
Scandia
Dick Weir
Roy Weir
Here
Jimmy Reed
State Highway Department
Clyde
Blue Rapids
Junction
Phoenix
Richard C. Smith
Tomorow
Hutchinson
Ralph D. Evans
First Methodist
Hannah Champion
Methodist
Pr. O. E. Aldsen
First Methodist Church
Maple Grove
Neff
Journal- World
Bill Bodin, Inc
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Hunsinger Motors
Area, Motor Co
George's Gurane
Goodrams
Hayden Motor Service Hoppers
Tune-Up
By Lele
University
Jaycees
Velma Jackson
George Jackson
Douglas County District Court
Market News
Gowton
Trade and Commission Chicago
Leoda Hana
Benses City
Buttertat
Ig Rede
Farmsun
Eno
Brollers
Qvese
Kan City
Perel
Newveranine
Owen Go
California
Bakers
Kansas Cobblers
Wall Street
New York
Chrysler
Perale
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
United States
Doctors of Medicine Everywhere
Hoenitala
Scott Tze Equipt. Co
N. B. Ph
Beth Sit At&t
Gen Foods
Mont Wardners
Gerden
Pleld
Auederwood
Saas
Lawrence Bryony Collugs
Lawrence Memorial CO
Norman Endacott
Mgr
Ato E
City Hall
M. C. Manley
Merle McEloney
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron
Harriers
Traylor & Calvin Insurance
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