Allies Advance Along Frostbound Korean Front Near Manchuria
Allied forces pushed through frost covered hills toward the Manchurian border in Korea as U S marines and South Korean units moved under sleet conditions. The Seventh Marines probed west of the Changjin reservoir while the ROK Second Corps stabilized the line amid Chinese counterattacks.
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TS. 10Th
Yungsan
U. S. First Corps
Changjin
R.O.K
Republic of Korea
ROK Fleet
Pakehon
Chongchon River
U. S
Yongsong
Pakchon
U.S. First Cavalry
Yongbyon
ROK
Yongland
Tokchon
Reservoir LU
Changjin Reservoir
Skirm
Quail Hunting Opens Amid Windy Dry Conditions
The 195 season opener dawned with hunting dogs and shotguns as winds roared and ground dried. Persistent hunters reached eight quail limits while dogs struggled. next dates include November 15 17 24 and 2 as the season runs to early December.
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Opener
Beccom
Storm labeled Florida costliest hurricane totaling 2.325 billion
Miami officials report the mid October tropic hurricane swept the Florida peninsula causing four deaths, 16 serious injuries, and 183 minor injuries. Fire crews responded to three grass fires near Veterans housing project and Maple street with no damage. a gas fumes alarm at Vermont street revealed no fire.
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Miami
Fla
Florida Peninsula
Grady Norton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Veterans Housing Project
Eighteenth
Indiana Streets
Maple Stret
Vermont Street
Julius Driscoll
Adv
Pentagon Seeks 10 Billion Defense Addendum From Congress
Washington reports that defense planners expect a roughly 10 billion dollar supplemental appropriation for the current fiscal year. The measure aims to boost military funds to about 56 billion, with emphasis on weaponry, ships, and materiel. Officials anticipate larger manpower goals and continued reallocations tied to the Korean War.
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Congress
Telephony strikes flare across offices and lines
Supervisory workers from New York and Chicago aid St Louis to maintain long distance service as picketing rises across 18 cities in five states. In Philadelphia a court injunction seeks to curb picketing while clashes erupt and a stockholders meeting at AT&T is met with boos. Injunctions are granted in several states with action pending in New Jersey.
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St. Louis
New
Salina
Kansas
Enid
Guthrie
Edmond
Hartlesville
el Reno
Pryor
Oklahoma
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Hell System
Western Electric
Southwestern Bell
Philadelphia
Fell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Compan
Bell
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
New York
A. T
State rests case in Jones manslaughter trial in Kansas
In Olathe Kansas the state rests its case in the first degree manslaughter trial of W C Causey Jones a former state representative and former Kansas Young Republicans leader charged in the January Lenexa crash that killed 31 year old Dorothy Kellogg. Prosecution argued Kellogg suffered fatal head injuries when Jones car rolled into a ditch and flipped placing Kellogg on the car floor with her feet toward the wheel as the defense prepared its evidence.
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Olathe
Kan
W. C
Causey
Dorothy Kellogg
Lenexa
Kellowe
Jones
L. A
Bud) Billings
Johnson County
Spec Atttorney
John Anderson
Tillings
Miss Kellogg
Tulsans Walk to Work Amid Fifth Public Transit Strike
Tens of thousands of bus riders scramble for alternatives as unionized operators walk out for the fifth time in five years after wage dispute talks fail. The strike disrupts service for 75,000 patrons while drivers, mechanics, and COU members stay off the job for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Lines
Wi Mech
Heo
ALF. 1
Mator Coach Operators Union
Congress Bars Alternative Tax Proposals in Excess Profits Hearings
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 15 to 10 to bar witnesses from proposing alternative taxes to an excess profits levy, limiting testimony to the Truman administration plan. Hearings are to close next Wednesday with 14 minutes per witness, aiming for a bill by December 1. Secretary Snyder outlined a 75 percent excess profits tax to raise about 4 billion dollars from corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gisa
Doughton
D-N.c
Congress
Toiisit Witnesess
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Coughton
G.O.P
Astho
Treasury
Truman
Houk Addresses Bar Members On Major League Baseball
Ralph Houk, Yankees catcher, spoke at a Douglas County Bar Association dinner at the Eldridge hotel, answering questions that showed many members follow baseball closely. Ralph Graber, junior high principal, was in Topeka meeting state education officials on textbook selections for a five year period starting 1951.
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Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Douglas County Bar Association
Eldridge
Houk
Ralph Graber
Topeka
State Board of Education
Gaaber
Lawrence Visitor Journals Meeting With Douglas Aunts Official
O M Jorgensen of Manhattan merchant and counts commissioner visited today with Elmer Ous ub Douglas aunts commissioner. Stock market index for 60 stocks average was 60 down 1.
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Lawrence
O. M. Jorgensen
Manhattan
Douglas
Elmer Ous+ub
West German police to be armed with submachine guns in Berlin
Western powers deploy eight 33 ton Comet tanks and 200 American soldiers to Berlin as the allied command announces police will be armed with submachine guns and automatic rifles. The command says the measures are in Berlin security interests and for a modern police force.
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Berlin
Sixth Infantry Regiment
Kommandatura
West Berlin
Herlin Security
Memorial Gift Establishes Jennie B. Simons Fund at KU
W C Simons of Lawrence donated the Jennie B Simons memorial fund to the Kansas University Endowment Association in a gift announced by Chancellor Deane W Malott. The fund supports a habitat exhibit of western Kansas wildlife at the KU Museum of Natural History. The Simons family, linked to the Journal World, honors Mrs Simons who journeyed from Minnesota to Kansas after Civil War hardships.
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Jennie B. Simons
W. C. Simons
Lawrence
Kansas University Endowment Association
Deane W. Malott
Simons
The
World Company
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
Associated Press
Habitat Group
K. Us
Kansas
Minnesota
Larned
Kan Ina
Kansas Weather Sees Rapid Temperature Swings Across State
Forecaster Richard Garrett warns Kan sas will flip from warm to cold with southerly winds lifting temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Western Kansas may reach 60 to 65 with 30s in the southeast. Ottawa hit 90 the previous day, and Goodland logged 11 degrees after a 20s low in western areas.
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Topeka
Kaunsas
Richard Garrett
Kansas
Ottawa
Garrett
Chanute
Leavenworth
Emporia
Anthony
Goodland
Wichita
Nde
Arrang
Herly
Dan Irsie
Ad Jim
Suries
Chicago
E. Tos Angeles
Miami
New York
Oklahoma
Washington
Willard Petefish Injured in Glass Display Accident
Willard Petefish aged 82 was struck by glass from the Patee theater display case at 828 Massachusetts street around 10 am yesterday. He suffered a nasal bridge laceration and corneal injury but was treated and listed in satisfactory condition. officials say wind loosened the case glass as workmen fitted a new outside display.
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Willard Petefish
Connecticut Street
Patee Theater
Massachusetts Street
Petefish
New Adlm
Drive for Chest Fund Extended to November 30
The Lawrence Community Chest drive is extended to November 30 after a meeting of Joe Traylor and Frank Gray. The campaign totals $17,470.77 with $22,575.80 goal and about $5,105 remaining. Bonus contributions from KU faculty and Navy ROTC office staff are noted, and solicitation continues with about 40 business firms and 15 block workers remaining uncontacted. Donors are urged to mail contributions to the Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Lawrence
Joe Traylor
Campu Oe
Frank Gray
Chest
Canevass
Traylor
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Wren
Journal-World
A. A. Guy Keeler
Unixation
Navy Reserve
Howard F. Stettler
Paul B. Lawson
Birs
H. L. Dunkerly
Tennessee Street
Ward IE
Henry Shenk
Kentucky Street
Auto strike injures two at Eighth and Massachusetts
Two pedestrians were struck by a car at the Eighth and Massachusetts street intersection. Fern Stewart and E. Lamb suffered injuries, with Lamb sustaining a deep scalp laceration and a knee sprain. Tony Bermudez was charged with reckless driving and failing to yield to a pedestrian. he posted $100 bond for next court appearance. Mrs Stewart returned to work. Lamb stayed with his niece.
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Eighth
Massachusetts Street
Neith
Fern Stewart
Mississippi
Douglas County
E. A. Lamb
Tony Ine Bermudez
New Jersey Street
Eighth Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stewart
Tamb
Lamb
NS. M. le 'Suer
Twenty-Third
Bier Avenue
Eric Power
Thermudez
Dalai Lama to assume full powers in Lhasa ceremony
The 16 year old Dalai Lama will be invested with full powers at a state ceremony in Lhasa ahead of time to aid Tibetan resistance to Chinese invasion. Tibet names a delegation to seek UN intercession and India reportedly weighs support though officials say the matter is under consideration.
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Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Lhasa Priday
United Nations
Douglas County Tuberculosis Bond Drive Opens Tomorrow
The Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association launches its annual bond drive with 18 solicitors led by CG Decker to canvass business and professional figures in Lawrence. Last year they pledges two percent of locals. proceeds fund monthly chest clinics at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with Dr C F Taylor and health nurses.
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Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
CG. E. Decker
T. B. Bonds
Eugene Brune
Grace Liar
Elmer Pierson
Harold Skin J
Logsdon
Fritz
Robert Lenager
H. B. Latimer
Mm LeSner
A. R. Weaver
Paul Smart
William Kollender
A. I. Decker
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. F. Taylor
T. RB. Sanitarium
Norton
Casualty totals rise in Korean War update
Washington reports U N P casualties up to 25 881 with 4 798 deaths and 19 740 non fatally wounded. Missing in action 4 347 with 517 returned and 107 in enemy hands leaving 3 719 still missing. Army suffer 3 375 more losses than other services. Also notes World Series TV rights value going to player pension fund.
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Washington
Defense Department
United Nations
Army
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Mayhine Corps
Must Have Economic Reform Before Making Spanish Loan
Washington reports a $62.5 million U S loan fund for Spain will require Franco regime economic reforms as a condition. Loans, channeled through ECA and the Export Import Bank, hinge on guarantees and project merit, with no bilateral treaty and no ECA mission in Spain.
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Washington
Spain
Generalissimo Franco
Congress
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Export-Import Bank
Department of State
Truman
E.C.A
U. S
Powder Plant Nears Start at Sunflower Ordnance Works
Senator Harry Darby toured Sunflower Ordnance Works and said the powder plant is rapidly ready to operate. About 500 workers are on site preparing equipment for use, with War Department plans to meet demand for rocket powder. The plant, already built with a wartime budget of 200 million dollars, is kept in good condition under Col. W B Rogers. Hercules Powder Co operations are under negotiation with the defense department as full production looms.
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Darby
Sunflower Ordnance
Altho
Hercules Powder Company
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Tam
Althe
Rogers
Ordnance Works
Col
W.B. Rogers
Kant San
Airforce
World 4 IL
Civil Service Office
Hercules
Defense Department
Army
City Clerks Attend First Annual KU Officials School
Forty city clerks from across Kansas gather at the University of Kansas for the first annual City Clerk's school run by KU Bureau of Government Research. Instructors include George Yandall, Samuel M. Robert, Harvey F. McMillen, and Profe. T. Stone and Maribell Hines. Panelists include Don M. Brubaker, Harold Fisher, Harold E. Peterson, and Merle Smith. John P. Crown of Lawrence Paper Co. will speak at tonight's banquet on This Is Our Problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. U. Bureau of Government Research
George ©. Yandall
State Department of the Budget
Topeka
Samuel M. Robert
Kansas City
Harvey FE. McMillen
el Dorado
Profe.t. Stone
Maribell Hines
Don M. Brubaker
Hugoton
Harold Fisher
Lawrence
Harold E. Peterson
Salina
Merle Smith
Dodge City
John P. Crown
The
Lawrence Paper Company
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Alli
82Nd
Casey Jones
Liberal Cash & Carry
Acme Dry Cleaners
Mass— Adt
Ways and Means
Edward F. Arn
Frank Carlson
Frank L. Hagaman
Hagaman
Farleon
United States Senate
Carlson
Ann
Associated Tressato
K. U
W.C. Simons
Pgate
Mes
Bond Drive
T. B. Association
War Department
Cincinnati
Player Pension Fund
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