Red Advance in Korea Halted as South Reoccupies Front
Conflicting reports pause red advance 1s west of Seoul as South Korean forces reclaim ground near Kapyong and Seoul. U S aid airlifted 600,900 tons of munitions, plans to block reinforcements. American pilots claim two more Red planes downed. International mission cites South Korean counteroffensive near Kimpo and Uijongbu with shifting front lines from Seoul toward Suwon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Moreana
Porte Wil Bern
Warahina
Kapych
Seoul
Kanafeng Scrosa
Stratemeyer
Tokyo
Seoul-Kimpo- Inchen-Ul
Kimpo
Uijongbe
Shihung
Sewon
Suwon
Korea
Inge Pays Tribute to Kansas State University Theatre
William Inge, KU graduate of 1930s and author of Came Back Little Sheba, wrote a New York Herald Tribune article praising college theaters. He advised against copying Broadway and urged more experimental work, crediting Prof. Alien Crafton for encouraging risk among dramatists. He argued colleges can experiment safely and profit in the long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Inge
K. U
Muthor
New York Herald- Tribune
Inge
Cal
Alien Crafton
Invention of KU Grad Aids Long-Distance Billing
K U graduate Tola Marshall of the 1922 engineering class helped develop a new machine for Southwestern Bell that automatically computes the cost of long distance calls. Installed on dial systems, it records length, cost, time, and location on tape for billing. In use in New York Philadelphia Chicago and New Jersey Marshall and wife lately visited at Kansas University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola Marshall
K. OU
Southwestern Bell
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Jersey
Marshall
New York City
Kansas University
Memorial Hospital Notice Amid Names and Addresses
An OCR fragment lists individuals including Mrs Christine Jackson at 2141 Ken net and Mrs Alpha Howard along with other names and street addresses. The text references a North Park arrest and a partial New Hampshire line ending with Phyfiia Lewton at Sunny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Jackson
Kennet
Alpha Howard
Lestha Worthing- Althen Arth Sirest
Laura Standcliff
Teland Street
Ruth Oe
North Park
New Hampshire
Phyfiia Lewton
Sunny
Dismissal Record Note Reflects Property Address
Dismissal entry mentions Mrs Katherine Leighton residing near 941 See Ya Goat Street in Connecticut region with Rogers linked to 1901 Pennsylvania Avenue as part of the case notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Leighton
Connecticut
Rogers
Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Meldrow Celebrate Birth Of Daughter
Mr and Mrs L L Meldrow announce the birth of a daughter at Winesagin Street. The news item notes the couple’s pride and initial joy in welcoming their newest family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Clevian
L. L. Meldrow
Fourth of July mishap and street work in Lawrence
A Lawrence firecracker caused an elbow injury to Tatham family member and a car crash disrupted Massachusetts street as Union Pacific workers moved old tracks. Downtown onlookers laughed at Emporia newlyweds with a flat tire and a tow call loomed. The groom, embarrassed, guided the process as bystanders watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Orford
Tir
Mra
James
Tatham
Union Pacific
Locust Street
North Second
Halfblock
Emporia
Massachusetts
Pansers
Body of Dale Bryant Recovered From Kaw River
The body of 10 year old Dale E Bryant son of Mr and Mrs William Lloyd Bryant was recovered from the Kaw river about 15 miles downstream from where he disappeared Tuesday morning He had been swimming near his home with three other boys His body found by Carl Turner of Loring near Bonner Springs about 8 pm He was taken to Schubert Funeral home Funeral at Evangelical United Brethren church in Eudora Wednesday at 10 am Burial in Eudora cemetery Survivors include parents three brothers Calvin Leslie and Samuel two sisters Hazel and Alberta plus two more brothers Lloyd Kenneth and four sisters Mrs Lorene Mason Lawrence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale E. Bryant
Kaw
William Lloyd Bryant
Eudora
Carl Turner
Loring
Bonner Springs
Schubert Funeral Home
Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. L. Douglas
Eudora Cemetery
Calvin
Leslie
Samuel
Hazel
Alberta
Lloyd
Kenneth
Lawrence
Lorene Mason
Lawrenice
Truman Confident Korea Will Stay Independent
President Truman asserted Korea’s independence would be preserved despite reverses in the war. He called the U N operation a police action, said the United States is not at war, and refused to say if ground troops or the atomic bomb would be used. He labeled North Korean troops bandits and defended new Far East policy as a path to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Republic of Korea
United States
United Nations
Korea
Talmadge Racks Up Lead In Georgia Nomination Battle
Atlanta reports June 29 show Gov. H. M. Talmadge widening a lead in both popular and unit votes as rural counties back his renomination bid under Georgia’s county unit system. Early returns from 1,404 of 1,706 counties indicate Talmadge ahead in 123 counties with 303 unit votes to Thompson's 117 in 36 counties.
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Atlanta
Herway Talmadge
Talmadge
M. Bompson
Popeler
Mpaon
Thompson
Anita
Georgis
Haskell Enrollment Rising for Next School Year
Heads at Haskell plan to move to Ohio for husband’s work as enrollment for next year is already underway. Fall classes begin September 11. Indications from Kelley show about 800 students in the high school and commercial courses at the Indian school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
T Indications
Kelley
Cadet Officers Named for Week Two at Kelly Camp
Fifteen Kansas university ROTC cadets at Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio Texas were named cadet officers for the first two weeks of the camp. Charles O Neal of Kansas City Mo was named cadet major and group adjutant for the first week. Second week appointments include James R Selig Lawrence Kan squadron commander Wayne Love and G W Nash Leavenworth Kan plus others as auxiliary officers and flight guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force R.0.t.c
Kansas University
Air Force Summar
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Charles O'Neal
Kansas City
Wayne E. Love
Baxter Springs
Thomas W. Kallea
Falla City
Neh
Kansas University Law School Concludes Exams for 32 New Lawyers
Thirty two 1950 KU law graduates completed three days of exams in Topeka and were admitted to the Kansas State Bar. Nine listed Lawrence as their address. New attorneys include J O Biggs L Lew Henry Lyle David Sutton Terry E Relihan Robert H Royer Wood W Runyan Lawrence R Wagner James D Waugh Harold A Williams and others from Wichita Great Bend Sterling Wichita Ellsworth Perry Medicine Lodge Manhattan El Dorado and Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. School of Law
Topeka
Kansas State Bar Association
Lawrence
J. O. Biggs
L. Lew Henry
Lyle David Sutton
Terry E. Relihan
Robert H. Royer
Wood W. Runyan
Lawrence R. Wagner
James D. Waugh
Harold A. Williams
Robert H. Bingham
Wichita
Farr E. Brehmer
Great Bend
Thomas J. Brown, Jr
Hoisi
Alfred
Phillipsburg
Kenneth F. Perry
Emporia
Lawsrence
Pennington
Frankfort
Fayne H. Ratner, Jr
James M. Rhine
Manhattan
Leo R. Sissel
Sunflower Village
Walter F. Stueckmann
Ellinwood
Cart
Sundberg
Portland
Ore
Jacob H. Torbert
Miami
Okin
Jens W. van Ert
ElDorado
Forreat
A. Wilson
Halstead
Indictments Hit Kansas City Underworld Figures
A federal grand jury indicted Nagel J. Maroon, 42, a veteran gambler, and Cael Hecelzel, a leading wholesale distributor, on income tax evasion charges. The two bring the total indicted to seven since gangland slayings of Charles Binaggio and Charles Gargotta last April in the first district Democratic clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas
Ita
Kaneng City
Onderworld
Nagel J. Maroon
Cael Hecelzel
Kansas City
Charles Binaggio
Northside
Charles Gargotta
Truman Road
Head Talk by Ed Elbel at Kiwanis Luncheon
Ed Elbel spoke on Two Thousand Years of Sport at a Kiwanis luncheon. Slides showed ancient pottery carvings and early printing, tracing sport from ancient Greeks to the modern era. Commander William Dickey, top circus ticket-seller, praised a thick steak as others ate cold cuts. Four members of the McLouth Gilbert group attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Elbel
Kiwanis Club
William Dickey
Dickey
McLouth Gilbert
Meetingilbert
President Truman to address Valle Forge jamboree
President Truman will speak at a Valle Forge event on Sunday. The schedule lists Pas and CST times, with attendance by local groups and a public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadrens Bay
Lees
Anhington
Jane
Truman
Valle Forge
Deee
Club House Emerging on KU Campus Projects Update
Two building projects on the Kansas University campus progress well. The old University High School is being remodeled into a faculty club and should be ready for the fall semester. Robinson Gymnasium’s pool renovation may extend six months due to tile shortages, expanding the pool to 60 feet long with a new bleacher and altered depth from 3.5 to 8.5 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
University High School
Robinson Gymnasium
Left for Yokohama as Fifth Air Force officer heads overseas
Lieutenant George Boughton of the Fifth Air Force left San Francisco on Monday June 26 for Yokohama to join headquarters in Tokyo. He previously flew the C119 troop carrier from Smyrna Air Force Base in Nashville and spent April and May in maneuvers Vortrex in Puerto Rico and Swarmer in the Carolinas. His wife Mrs Boughton accompanied him part of the way while parents Dr and Mrs Lloyd Boughton of Gardner assisted with travel arrangements. The Boughton family formerly lived in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boughton
San Francisco
Yokohama
Sth Air Force
Tokyo
Boughton
Smyrna Air Force Base
Nashville
Gardnner
California
42 Blooms On One Lily Invites Visitors To See It
Mrs Charles Hicks invites visitors to view a remarkable regal lily at 303 Elm Street. The four year old plant bears 42 blooms on a single stalk, a first for the owner and noted by the Lawrence Flower Club. Last year the stalk had 16 blooms. The display is open to the public at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hicks
Elm Street
Baptist Picnic at Clintos Park
The First Baptist Church and Sunday School hold an annual picnic at Ste park tomorrow at 3 PM for members and friends. Activities include softball volleyball badminton horseshoes croquet and checkers. Families should bring sandwiches and a covered dish. Ice cream and drinks provided. If weather is bad the event moves to the church.
Card of thanks for Emil E. Larson family note
The family of the late Emil E Larson expresses gratitude for condolences and support during recent illness and treatment. Signed by Rachel Larson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil E. Larson
Rachel Larson
Senate Vote Defeats Pike Nomination For Four Year Term
Washington June 29 Senate committee voted five to four to reject the renomination of acting Atomic Energy Chairman Sumner T. Pike for a new four year term. Senator Edwin C. Johnson cast the deciding vote in a party line panel, with McMahon reporting adversely to the full Senate. The move leaves the commission with only three members as Pike’s term expires at midnight tomorrow. President Truman is expected to name a temporary acting chairman from the remaining three commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Atomic Energy Committee
Sumner T. Pike
Edwin C. Johnson
D.colo
McMahon
D.-Conn
Pike
Aince
Truman Tha
Mahon
Fike
David E. Lilienthal
Connally
D.-Tes
Tydings
D.-Md
Russell
D.-Ga
E U Alumni Secretary Heads to Annual Council Meeting
Ellsworth, KU alumni secretary, leaves tomorrow for Boston to attend the American Alumni Council annual meeting. He will visit KU alumni chapters in Schenectady, New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston, traveling by auto with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elleworth
E.U
Boston
American Alumni Council
Elleworth
Schenectady
N.Y
New York City
Philadelphia
K.U
Traffic violations fined in county court by Judge Gray
The following men were fined for traffic violations in county court enterday by Judge Frank Gray. Reckless driving, $55 for Bill C. Hughes of 627 Connecticut Street. Passing on a bridge, $5 for Andrwe Murray of 604 Louisiana Street. Also fined $10 each for running a stop sign for James A. Vanordstrand of Topeka and Lawrence J. Wasemer of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gray Oy Hoyer
Stratford Road
Bill C. Hughes
Innecticut Street
Andrwe . Murray
Louisiana Street
James A. Vanordstrand
Topeka
Lawrence J. Wasemer
Ottawa
Markets at Os Greece New York June S
AFP stock report notes lower markets with ferrous selling and declines in convertibles. Cotton trends higher while New Orleans futures show gains. Chicago wheat remains strong with active buying. soybeans higher. Prices edge up across grains with practical top around 25.54. Live poultry and hog futures listed with modest gains and standard market quotes.
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New York
Ower
Chicago
Wheart Strong
Market Scores and Poultry Prices From Kansas City June 3
Daily market notes list egg and dairy values, butterfat levels, and poultry prices. Includes rates for hens, fryers, broilers, turkeys, ducks, geese, and live poultry per dozen or pound, with varying grades and packaging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Enor
GatiMated Livestock Receipts Reported in Kansas City Ad
Estimated livestock receipts listed for cattle and calves with prices in Kansas City ads. Fragmentary OCR shows figures and terms like cattle and calves but many words are missing or garbled. The note indicates a livestock receipt summary for the upcoming sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
tAlhi
Livestock Market Report From Maneas City and Kanaan City
Calves vealers and killing classes see varied demand with safety cleanup terms noted. Colorado fed steers around 31 dollars. medium and good load prices 27 to 29.25. common cows 17.5 to 20. vealers 14 to 17. bulls up to 23. heavy calving stock mixed with gains in lighter weights. hogs steady to up. sheep bids light with spring lambs opening bids down but asking prices rising. market pace uneven with good and choice lots holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maneas City
Kanaan City
Colorado Fed
Anil Komt
Livestock and Grain Prices Report From Kansas City and Waness City
A mixed market report shows cattle and hogs steady with killing classes, sheep closing moderately active, and native tamás and food shipments at varied price points. In Waness City, grain bids show wheat and corn prices down slightly with No. 2 hard and red varieties noted, while oats and rye display nominal to modest gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Waness City
Alfalfa market steadies as 60 arrivals sell well
Alfalfa market rules fully steady with 60 arrivals. Buyers report good demand and prices holding. Several cars of hay and forage noted at key depots including El and Praathed wd, with clips showing solid conditioned lots.
New York Stocks Slide in Heavy Trading Losses Spread
New York on June 7 saw a sharp drop in gelling drive driven stocks with price declines around $2 per share. The market fell in two intense selling bursts, one morning and another in early afternoon, before a slight late comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
APDO
Fife
Market nerves rise as rumors roil trading floor
Time was limited as buyers struggled to sustain a rebound. Prices moved slowly late in the day while a flood of shares entered the exchange. The high speed ticker lagged behind as turnover neared 600,000 shares for the quarter. Hazy speculation and heavy trading in Korea added to the unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Chicago Fotate Market Item Sparks Mixed Totals
A scrambled market bulletin lists potato and tomato figures with track totals and shipments, mentioning California long whites and a Missouri Triumphs score of 82.25, suggesting a regional produce reporting snapshot from June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ap-Uscua
Mrfiva
California
Kensay
Missouri
No Plance Flown by Russiane Tokyo June 29 note
1 Lt Gen George FE Stratemerer of the Far East Air Forces reports no North Korean planes were being flown by Russians. No other details provided.
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Es Gases
Willam Inge
K. U. Grad
Memorial Hospital
Eudora Lad
Kaw River
Alken
Gelert
Ohio
Per Usband
Grea K. U
Ste Weete
Sen ‘Ateale
Head Talk
Downs
Robert E. Wayne
Garden City
Long Tnland
North Korea
University High
Lieutenant George Boughton Ie
Fifth Airforce
Lily
Clintos Park
Thanes
Otis
Sumner Pike
Ellsworth
Greece
Kansass City
Mansae City
Wanans City
Aphdas
Care
Edward Brass
Repair and Contract Service
RKL
Wew
York
Chrysler
Serva
Gen Motor
Kennecott
Mont Ward
Sears Penney
Wall Street
Masden
Jontiff Maas
Chevrolet Trucks
Thriftier Operation
the Hotchkiss Agency
Phong MO
Golden
Cy Turner Produce CO
Ermon
Chevrolet
New Hempshire
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