Vishinsky Attacks United States At United Nations
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky accused the United States of seeking war and monopolizing atomic energy in a UN committee session. He urged an immediate ban on atomic weapons while countering U S control proposals. Austin rebutted Russia blocking international inspection rights and sovereignty challenges. The debate precedes a security council look at Berlin.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
United Nations
America
Vishinsky
U. S
Warren K. Austin
Austin
Russia
International Commission
Security Council
Berlin
Viscount Montgomery
Western Alliance
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
London
Daily Express
Lord Beaverbrook
Eisenhower
Frankfurt
Germany
Sia
China
Chinhsien
Peiping
Mukden
Manchuria
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Cominform
Kremin
U.S
KU to complete three building projects by January 1
Contracts detail two additions to Jateon Library delayed by stone mason shortages and Indiana stone freight. Exterior work costs 218000 with total project cost 500000. An engineering shop on campus races ahead at 290000, featuring a native stone exterior. Machines from Fowler shops will relocate next summer, with Fowler remodeling for the William Allen White school of journalism.
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University Kansas
Jateon Library
Indiana
Fowler Shops
William Allen White School of Journalism
University of Kansas Plans Faculty Gym Sessions
The physical education department will stage twice weekly gym periods for faculty from five to ¢ ba. Henry, the instructor, says volleyball will be most strenuous, with badminton, shuffleboard, and aerial darts for others. Participation is voluntary and past years justify the program.
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Navy
University of Kansas
Henry
Arl
September Weather Sheds Light On Dry Month
September produced near normal temperatures but below average rainfall. Observer C. J. Posey notes only 18 percent overcast days and 21 clear days with an average 72.43 degrees, while rainfall total dropped below normal at 2.82 inches. Lawrence and Worden report moisture deficits and differing nine month totals.
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C. J. Posey
Fosey
Lawrence
Worden
Walter Schwarz
Night shirt parade and light dedication kick off fall opening
Late plans set for a grand fall opening in downtown Lawrence Massachusetts street district. Events include window contest parade lighting dedication fashion shows auto show and band concert sponsored by Retail Merchants Chamber city and K U pep groups. Mayor absent due to illness. councilman Miller stands in.
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Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
K. U
Melvin Miller
James H. Parsons
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Athea
Ninth and
Massachusetts Street
K. U. Band
Bridge
South Park
L. M. H. S. Band
Lawrence Recreation Council
Lawrence Commonwealth Theaters
K.ul
Sailor Falls Into Sea Heads Odd Rescue in Narvik
In Narvik a sailor slipped from a gangway into the sea as a crowd rushed to assist. He managed to pull a bottle of brandy from his jacket, tied it to a rope, and cried to save the bottle first. The town's sole brandy store was closed due to a strike.
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Narvik
Norway
Lawrence Lions Crush Topeka 20–0 in league clash
The Lawrence Lions routed Topeka 20 to 0 in Northeast Kansas league play last night. A movie of the game will be shown at Liberty Memorial High School auditorium tomorrow at 6 o'clock, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Admission: juniors and grade students 25 cents, high school students and adults 50 cents.
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Motion Victores
Lawrence Lions
Topeka
Kansas
Feague
Liberty Memorial High School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Jaycees plan Eisenhower Memorial campaign at Lawrence meet
More than 200 state Jaycees directors and officers will attend the Lawrence meeting to decide on a 500000 fundraising drive for the Eisenhower Memorial Foundation. The plan includes 350000 for war relief and 150000 to endow citizenship education, with a nationwide 10000000 drive proposed. Virgil Quick of Wichita will chair sessions in Lawrence.
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Chambers of Commerce
Kansas
Lawrence
Jaycees
General
Dwight J. Eisenhower Memorial Foundation
John H. Emick
Lawrence Jaycees
K. U
Colorado
Eldridge Grill
F. Cc. Allen
Deane W. Malott
Eisenhower Foundation
Abilene
Emick
Virgil Quick
Wichita
Secret-espionage trials may skip courts says McDowell
Washington reports Rep McDowell leader of the American activities committee warns that many suspected spies may never face trial to avoid exposing tightly kept secrets. He outlines four points about stolen information and the need for possible changes in court procedures.
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Washington
LCP
Representative McDowell
R.-Pa
House
American Activities Committee
America
Russia
McDowell
Ijn
Peron Delegation Declines UN Security Council Chair
Paris October 1 1944 reports say President Juan D Peron ordered his delegation to refuse the United Nations Security Council chair. United States delegate steps down amid debate on the Berlin crisis. Jose Arce Argentina’s chief delegate declined to confirm or deny the move.
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Paris
Juan D. Peron
United Nations Security Council
United States
Berlin
Jose Arce
Sowder in Good Condition After Gunshot Wound
Charles J. Sowder of West Twenty First Street is reported in good condition at Memorial Hospital where he has been treated since a gunshot wound on Monday evening.
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Sowder
Charles J. Sowder
West Twenty
First Street
Memorial Hospital
Surprise Safety Skit Shocks Liberty Memorial High
A morning assembly at Liberty Memorial High School featured a surprise safety skit organized by instructor E. J. Logsdon. The staged crash involved student Jack Moore on a stretcher with classmates Joyce Emick Wayne Walter and Doris McConnell bandaged, while reporters and officials presented safety messages from local figures including patrolman John Davis and Grace McCarter.
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Liberty Memorial High School
E. J. Logsdon
Rumsey Funeral Home
Arthur Shirk
Massachusetts
Jack Moore
Joyce Emick
Wayne Walter
Doris McConnell
Gordon Wakefield
Jerry Brownlee
Moore
Miss Emick
Walter
Miss McConnell
Brownlee
The
Frank Bliesner
Truman Dewey Campaigns Across Key States
Truman and Dewey drove campaign caravans toward West Virginia Wyoming and other states in a bid to shape Senate control. Truman pressed for a Democratic Congress to advance his domestic program while Dewey touted a foreign policy plan to avert war. Both cited threats to peace as they toured regions from Kentucky to Wyoming and discussed Palestine’s Bernadotte plan amid Republican caution on foreign affairs.
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Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
West Virginia
Senate
Republicans
Democratic Congress
Dewey
Kentucky
Easward
Cheyenne
Woo
George Marshall
Negev
Israel
Galilee
Marshall
John Foster Dales
Palestine
Salt Lake City
Green River
Wyo
Chris Jessen
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Hollywood
el Paso
Texas
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Baltimore
Alben W. Barkley
Washington
Pittsburgh
Earl Warren
Philadelphia
New York City
Tigers Rally Over Indians in Ninth to Trim Lead
Jimmy Outlaw capped a dramatic ninth inning with a two run single after two outs and bases loaded, lifting the Detroit Tigers to a 5 3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. The win tightens the Indians and Yankees hold on the pennant race to within one game with two remaining to play.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Outlaw
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Sots
New York
Braves Win 3 to 1 Over Brooklyn on October 14
The Boston Braves defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1 with three singles a walk and a hit batsman aiding two fourth inning runs. Rookie Vernon Bickford earned his eleventh win in the game played on October 14.
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Braves
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Vernon Bickford
Dewey Victory Train Tour to Kansas City
Mrs. Lucille McCreath, second district vice chairman of the state committee, announces Dewey Victory supporters on a special train from Topeka to Kansas City. The Union Pacific schedule has a 1:05 p.m. stop at Lawrence, with no intermediate stops.
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Lucille MccCreath
Pepenhess
Central Committee
Poe
Dewey
Topeka
Kansas City
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Georgia House Clears Ballot Bill for Communists
Atlanta dispatch reports the Georgia House passed a bill by a 152 to 0 vote to remove the general election ballot restriction for all candidates including Communists, clearing the slate for competing candidates statewide.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia House
Berlin Airlift Beats Blockade Says Howley
Berliners learned of a promised winter food and coal supply as Col. Frank L. Howley stated the American British airlift is defeating the Soviet blockade. He noted daily increases in rations for about 2 million western Berlin residents and warned a cold winter ahead, while stressing the airlift meets more than Berlin's minimum needs.
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Berlin
Guard fired as two inmates escape in cement truck
Lansing Kansas wardens say guard Paul Brees was discharged for lapses during loading of a cement truck bound for a prison dormitory. Inmate N L Ferguson was placed in solitary confinement. Escaped prisoners George Foerschler and Dean Rent remained at large after fleeing at 10 30 a m on the last truckload of cement for the prison farm.
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Lansing
Kan
Robert Hudspeth
Pricux
Hudspeth
Paul (. Brees
Counen Grove
N.L. Ferguson
Shawnee County
Ceorge Foerscher
Wyandotte County
Dean Rent
Minneapolis
Brees
Ferguson
Foerschier
Root
Gafe
Ion
Foerschler
Railroads Seek Eight Percent Freight Rate Increase
Washington reports the railroad industry asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to raise freight rates by eight percent citing rising operating costs. The ICC had earlier approved a 25 percent increase for rail and water carriers. If granted, the new rise would add roughly 2.7 million to 500 thousand dollars to annual shipper costs.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Veterans meet in Emporia for Kansas AMVET State convention
World War II veterans from 14 AMVET Posts in Kansas gather in Emporia for the State convention. Officers will be elected today with the event to close tomorrow afternoon. Eugene Wirtle of Wichita serves as the current state president.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas
Touich
Eugene Wirtle
Wichita
County unit road plan topic for Monday hearing
County officials prepare for a Monday 1 PM hearing on whether to take over all township roads. Delegation from Palmira Township voiced dissatisfaction, urging county control. County Attorney Oyler to draft a resolution. some commissioners oppose. If protests arise, vote may be required.
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Dousins County
Palmira
Pubnyra
Ctinse
Leo Griffin
BK. Johnson
Lea Gyarifin
Attho
Griffith
Johnson
Robert Oyler
Quidah
Walk Outs End at Kansas Campus Decree
University of Kansas fraternities and sororities end walk outs after a campus melee near Snow Hall. A woman student was struck during the incident blamed on a deflated tire dispute. Pledges had rebelled against actives, disappeared from houses, then faced varying punishments on return.
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University of Kansas
Interfraternity Council
Pan Hellenic Council
Snow Hall
Baptist Youth Fellowship opens in Concordia with 600 delegates
The state convention in Concordia Kansas began today drawing 600 delegates for a three day session. Speakers include Dr Paul Losh Topeka Joel Sorenson Sweden and Dr George Johnson and Dr E From of Kansas City.
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Concordia
Kan
of the Baptist Youth Fellowship
Paul Losh
Topeka
Joel
Sorenson
Sweden
George Johnson
E. From
Kansas City
Physical exams to start October 6 in multiple centers
The Associated Press reports the draft physical examinations begin October 6 with Army technicians in Topeka Mantua Wichita Kansas City Joplin and St Louis designated as centers. Examinations will be followed by a 20 day service period.
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Mitten R McLean
State Five Service
Tomay
Phyral Mclean
Kansas
Uaa
Army Tecrares
Topera
Mantua
Wichita
Kansas City
Meo St
Joplin
Bands to Parade at University Stadium in Lawrence
A youth band from a high school plans a dawn parade to the University of Nevada with plans to assemble at Central Park and march to the stadium. Wayne Adams and Pete Wiley will lead the group with Russell L Wiley directing the national anthem. The band will attend the Kansas University football game and sit in the north end as the university band performs at halftime.
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Lawrence
Central Park
Foetclowk
Wayne Ads
Pete Wiley Trump
Wodiek
Anti Science Department
Koou
Ehorese
South Park
Sk. U
Russell L. Wiley
K. U
KK. UC
COOL AIR ON THE WAY TOPEKA FORECAST
Kansas weather outlook shows a drop in temperatures with light to heavy frost in the west tonight and little rain expected over the coming days. State Forecaster S D Flora says today’s highs should stay around 68 to 72 on Saturday, cooling through Sunday. Tonight’s lows near 40 in the northwest and 45 to 50 in the east. Recent extremes were 84 at Hill City and 38 at Garden City.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Hill City
Garden City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Ftecard
Chicago Atkhlow
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre, Mont
Los Angeesen
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Wahlington
Opposed to U S Control of Hospitals and Medicine
New York October 1 Harold E Stassen president University of Pennsylvania and General Dwight D Eisenhower president Columbia University opposed government control of hospitals and medicine at a United Hospital Fund dinner launching its 7th annual campaign. They warned that government control would threaten individual liberty and hinder medical progress. Eisenhower called hospital policy an investment in Americas future and warned against statism.
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New York
Harold E. Stassen
The
Universty of Pennsylvania
Dwicht D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
United Hospital Fund
Stassen
Eisenhower
America
Stock Market Index Edge Steady at 64.9 Point Close
The index average of 60 stocks closed near 64.9 points yesterday showing steady gains. Traders watched notable moves in key sectors as market breadth remained narrow amid mixed earnings reports.
News Conference Launched at K U
More than 400 journalism teachers and students from across the state arrived in Lawrence to attend the twenty sixth annual high school journalism conference the twentieth meeting of sis Council of Teachers of Journalism. The event, sponsored by the William Allen White school and public information and the University of Kansas extension, features roundtables on school paper and yearbook issues, speeches, banquets, and a football game. Dean Marvin In Charge Burton W. Marvin welcomes attendees as William F. McDermott of Chicago discusses writing for a living.
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Lawrence
Sis Council of Teachers of Journalism
Kk. U.-Colorado
William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information
University of Kansas Batension
Hobart Hansan
Lawrence Center
University Extension
Hanson
Memorial Union Building
Marvin
Burton W. Marvin
William Adlon White
Ottawa High School
K. C
Tomorow
Harlan R. Gi Rson
Myers
The
Topeka Lithoographers
Karl Fitzer
Burgers Baird Engraving. Company
Kanesas City
Hamlet cast to lead KU drama season opener
University of Kansas announces Shakespeare's Hamlet as the first student produced play of the season with a three night run starting October 25. Tom Rea of McPherson will portray Hamlet and Bernice Brady of Wichita plays Ophelia with a 24 member supporting cast and multiple regional actors in key roles.
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University of Kansas
Allen Crafton
Speech and Drama
Tom. Rea
McPherson
Bernice Brady
Wichita
Ophelia
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Ft. Collins
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Rosencrantz
Robert Allen
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William P. Ogg
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Gene Courtney
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