Rescue Efforts Hampered By Rain In Korea Front
Rain and mud slowed Allied rescue of two trapped American regiments on the northwest Korea front. Chinese and Korean Reds counterattacked, pushing U N forces back in multiple sectors and threatening Pyongyang. Only US Marines in the northeast mounted an offensive near Changjin reservoir before being slowed by enemy flanks.
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Seoul
United Nations
Korea
U.N
U. N
Pyongyang
U. S
West Cornet
Red China
Manchurian
A. P
Jack MacBeth
U.S. First Corps
Unsan
U.S
Eighth Army
MacArthur
Tokyo
North Korea
West
Chong-Ju
Unsan Arta
First Cavalry Division
Kum
Ungan
Urongyang
Chongchor
Farnorth S
Lawrence druggist Frank Cordell dies at 64
Frank A. Cordell a longtime Coffeyville El Paso and Lawrence pharmacist died last evening at Lawrence Memorial hospital after a heart attack at his home 2151 Massachusetts street He was 64 and had moved to Lawrence in 1939 Surviving wife two sisters three brothers and several in laws services Monday at First Presbyterian church burial Oak Hill Cemetery with arrangements at Funk's chapel announced
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Frank A. Cordell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cordell
Trenton
Kansas
Edgerton
University of Cansas
Coffeyville
el Paso
Lawrence
Coe Drug Store
Massachusetts Street
Coe
First Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Club
Mary Cordell
C. A. Secrest
E. Fe Cary
Clathe
Warren Cordell
Steven Cordell
Clarence Cordell
Gardner
Theodore H. Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funk's
Stassen Moves Into Front in GOP Drive to Election
Harold E. Stassen appeared to seize the wheel horse role in the final Republican push toward Tuesday’s congressional election. He rebutted President Truman’s St. Louis address from New Haven and backed Senator Robert A. Taft in Columbus, Ohio, noting Taft’s earlier delegation battles and praising national security, peace, and a fight against socialism.
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Harold E. Stassen
Truman
St. Louis
University of Pennsylvania
Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Ohio
Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Patenge
Ratcor Ett
Rees
Eessen
Lve
Sis
New Haven
Coon
Washington
Kingsport
Tenn
Guy Gabrielson
Rounding Up Reds in Puerto Rico Amid Nationalist Raids
Roundup of nationalists and Communist leaders in San Juan continues with 400 arrests already, aiming for 630 of 750. War-era barracks may reopen as prisons. 200 rebels in Jayuya surrendered. Taxicab searches and siege-city atmosphere persist as authorities hold Pedr Albizue Campos.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
UNA
Communist Party
Luis Munoz Marin
Truman
Washington
Mopup
Jayuya
Narnia
Governor's Palace
Sir Francis Drake
Pedr Albizue Campos
New Medical Idea Uses Electric Currents To Map Blood Flow
Kansas City Nov 1 University of Kansas Medical School demonstrates electronic analogs to imitate living blood flow. Researchers led by Dr Paul W Schufer show how an electric needle records pressure changes brief as a hundredth of a second and, via an analyzer, converts them into a current that mirrors blood movement. The device aims to reveal heart beats strength arterial elasticity and early signs of arterial hardening enabling early disease detection.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical
Department of Fur
Paul W. Schufer
Dir
Hianpton W. Shirer
Merry
Electronics Feminee Finan
Energency Fund
State of Kansas
National Heart Institute
Sevoml
NAMES NEW MEMBERS OF BETA GAMMA SIGNS AT KU
Dean Leonard Axe announced the election of 17 School of Business students at the University of Kansas to membership in Beta Gamma Signs honorary business fraternity. Myron E. Yaden of Haviland is the only junior honored. the others are seniors except Edwin Trainor a graduate student from Hamilton.
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Schood
University of Kansas
Beta Gamma
Nationad
Leonard Axe
Myron E. Yaden
Haviland
Edwin Trainor
Hamilton
Melvin H. Z * Clingan
Fan Ison
Nancy L. Lund
Kansas City
Mos
Donald E. Johnson
James I. McArthur
Newton
Darrell Q. McNeil
Penlady
Kenneth Elden
John S. Rawson
Mpson
Jennings
pRton
Wiliam R
Agents Watching For New Trouble
Federal agents moved on far flung fronts to nip any offshoots of the plot to kill President Truman after the failed assassination attempt by Puerto Rican revolutionaries. The president showed calm as guards increased and FBI and Secret Service tracked accomplices while a New York widow of one conspirator was detained. A federal grand jury inquiry loomed as Collazo and Torresola, linked to the Nationalist movement, faced murder charges and further questioning.
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Washington
President Truman
FBI
Secret Service
Mr. Truman
St. Louis
Truman
New York
Griselio Torresola
Collazo
Tosh Coffelt
Torresola
Coffelt
Torrestra
Nationalist Party
U. S
Caribbean
Jazo
Democrat candidate signals support for private liquor stores
A Democratic governor candidate was photographed on a letterhead note from the Democratic State Committee stating endorsement of private ownership of liquor stores. Associates said he may have backed a state-owned system at times, while noting the current law has strict dealer rules but could curb bootleggers. The missive asks for votes on November 7.
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Fence
Democratic State Committee
Anderson
Anti aircraft units heading to England for defense
Washington reports four anti aircraft artillery units will sail to the United Kingdom to defend American bomber bases. About 1,600 men will be involved and the units are to be in place by early winter.
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Washington
England
United Kingdom
Freshmen Game Set At Haskell Stadium Tonight
The Kansas Missouri freshmen football game at Haskell Stadium is scheduled to start at 1 30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas-Missouri
Haskell Stadium
Meteor Fireball Shocks Skies Over Ottawa Region
A brilliant meteor lit the northeastern skies for a few seconds last night. Astronomers called it a meteor with Dr. P. M. Millman of the Dominion Observatory in Ottawa and a Harvard observatory spokesman remarking on the glow. An Syracuse airline official cited U S Air Force reports of a Rocket at Rockcliffe, but RGAF officials said no flares or rockets were launched and no object could cast such light for miles.
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Associated Preas
P.M. Millman
Dominion Observatory
Ottawa
Harvard University Observatory
Syracuse
X. Y
U. S. Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force
Barkcliffe
RGAF
Rockcliffe
Anderson Denounces Crime in Sedgwick Rally
Ineth Andersen of Emporia addressed a Democratic gathering at the Community Building criticising the state crime machine and alleging open vice in Wichita areas. He urged tax increases, school funding, and aging support while attacking Republican Gov. Carlson and Attorney General Edwards Lynn, noting a political clash over social policy.
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Ineth Andersen
Emporia
Wilitien
Rangar
A Hill
Floyd Breedmint
Lawner Crane
Richard B. Collins
Dorothy Miller
Dares Ryan
Anderson
Sedgwick x
Wichita
Edward F.ynn
Wiehtan
Carnahan Cohen Gang
Wiehite
Republian
Frank Carlson
Scarleon
Aiken
Wyangdotte Erun
ARE UP 22 PERCENT INCOME TAX AND FUEL RECEIPTS RISE
Commission Chairman Fred Horn reported October receipts show major gains in sales and motor fuel taxes. Total tax receipts reached 3,151 in October, with fuel taxes at 5,472,802 and sales tax up sharply from the prior year. The two percent liquor enforcement tax rose seven percent to 70,024, while four months into the fiscal year collections stood at 33,050,32, up 27 percent from a year ago.
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Commission
Fred Horn
Horn
Hand Loss in Corn Picker Near Ottawa Kans
Li Lloyd Robbins a 26 year old farmer eleven miles northwest of Ottawa lost only his right hand when it was caught in a mechanical corn picker. The incident occurred as Robbins worked near the Open evenings and Sundays note at the colt Food Center located at 2nd and Line.
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Ottawa
Kan
Li—Lloyd Robbins
Colt Food Center
2Nd & Line
Winter arrives in Kansas with sudden cold snap
Douglas county residents flip from summer warmth to near freezing as strong northerly winds and early snow sweep in. Rainfall amounts small but moisture ends 27 day dry spell, halting corn harvests and stressing late wheat, gardens, and elevation stores.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Spernereter
KU Grad Catherine Leach Appointed Nurse Division Director
Catherine Leach of Emporia native and Park College alumna has been named assistant director of the nurse testing division at the University of Kansas and Psychologics Corporate New York. She previously served as nurse supervisor at Memorial Hospital and Blessing Hospital while earning her master’s degree and later taught nursing at Presbyterian, Memorial, and University of Kansas hospitals. Her WW II service included the 1st evacuation hospital with campaigns in North Africa and Normandy, earning six battle stars.
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Catherine Leach
University of Kansas
Psychologics
New York
Memorial Hoapital
Emporia
A. B. Degre Trem Park College
Parkville
K. UC
Columbia University
Miss Las
Blessing Hospital
Quincy
University of Kansas Hospitals
Kansas City
U.S. Army
Ith
North Africa
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Memorial Hospital
Week left in Lawrence Chest drive hits 13219.50 total
With one week remaining the Lawrence Community Chest drive stood at 13219.50 today and aims to reach the November 10 closing date. The downtown chest office reported 11694.53 turned in and several gifts of 25 or more were noted from Lawrence Laundry and Dry Cleaners Brutte Plumbing Kennedy Plumbing Socony Vacuum Lawrence Central Labor Union and Kress Store plus Raymond Rice.
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Lawrence
K.U
Chest
Lawrence Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Brutte Flumbing C Cmpany
Raymond Rice
Socony Vacuum Company of
Kansas City
Lawrence Central Labor Union
Kress Store
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Winter Moves In From Canada
A cold front from Canada ends a mid autumn warm spell across the nation bringing rain and cool winds. The front spans from the northern Rockies to the North Atlantic states with temperatures dipping below freezing in parts of the Midwest. Snow mixed with rain touched southwestern Town and northwest Missouri while rain fell in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. The cold air followed a day of record high temperatures in many cities.
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Provec
Canada
Rockies
North Atlantic
Central Plains
Ohio
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Midwest
Town
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New
Draxska
West
Norih
Evry
Washington
Ctober
Mtwtpfs
Raa Ff
Snowfall Hits Kansas State Wide Early Winter Mix
The season’s first snow blanket spread across Kansas with 0.1 to 0.4 inch amounts reported in cities including Wamega Dorado Junction City Manhattan and Winfield. Forecaster Richard Garrett noted it as the earliest snow on record for October with temps plunging to the 20s tonight.
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Tay Staw
Tigat
Cain
Wamexa
al Dorado
Manhattan
Winfield
McPherson
Porecaster
Richard Garrett
Kansas
Garrett
Anthony
Wichita
Chanute
Goodland
Liberal
Sal
Steaw
Mt McPherson
Nain
Lindshore
Mutrhinsen
Caffeyvile
Anthony and Atchison
Emporia Concordia AO
Denige City
Garden City
Rus
Vard
Olathe
Hill Cite
Parsons
Fort Sentt
Governor Carlson praised for strong labor record in Kansas
In Wichita on November 3 Norman 2 was found dead in his home. Police say the youth took his own life after being ordered up for induction. Governor Carlson’s labor program was hailed by labor leader Anderson as boosting unemployment benefits to the highest level in the country. Anderson, head of Local Union No. 1280 Construction General Laborers, introduced Carlson to a group of labor representatives in his office.
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Anderson
Carlson
Inbor
Wichita
Norman
Henry Salmons
Marge E. Alfstad
Salmons
Truman cabinet briefed on Korean War with Chinese troops seen
President Truman and his cabinet received a long briefing on the Korean War. The update included reports of Chinese communist troops appearing on the North Korean front.
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Washington
Truman
Work begins on new storm drain in Central Park
City engineers and Armee Metal Company of Topeka began a 25000 dollar storm sewer reconstruction along Sixth Street between KentucI and Tennessee. A steel pipe main will run from Central Park to the Kaw River, with a tunnel dug 20 feet below ground. Two months are anticipated for completion, traffic on Sixth Street unaffected outside the site.
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Central Park
Armee Metal Company
Topeka
Sixth Street
Kentucl
Tennessee
Central Turk
Kaw River
Tampa
J.C. Harper
Harper
Te Park
Massachusetts
Louisiana Street
Sixth
Fourteenth Street
State Highway Commission
Seventh
Fark
Althe
Linwood Man Injured in North Lawrence Heading Collision
A Linwood man, 78, W. Be Pettengill, was injured when his pickup crossed highway 24 and was struck by a northbound truck driven by Richard Hack. He was treated for a lacerated eyelid and other cuts before being released. State troopers reported no serious damage to either vehicle.
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Lawrence
Tennessee Street
Tivers
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G.O.P. Hope
K. U
South Korea
Sinuiju
Pungsan
Hamhung
Oscar Collazo
Demos
Nisnow
C.J. Pisey
K. U. Grad
Sarah Catherine Leach
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Wax
Linwoow
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