South Koreans Cross 38th Parallel Into Soviet Zone
South Korean forces reportedly pushed about 30 miles into the Soviet satellite area along the Korean coast as U.N. troops advanced north. Light resistance was noted, with reports of a third division poised to cross the parallel. Captured prisoners described Red forces preparing a last stand seven miles north of the border near Yangyang and Wonsan, while U.S. Marines drove north on the western front toward the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Howev
Camm
Ted China Teade
North
Republic
South Korra
Sun
Korean Peninsula
Won-an
Sea of Japan
Red Capital Area
Yellow Marines
MacArthur
Airea
Althea
A. P
Tharder
Walton H. Inez
Song
Euxast
Orden Wright
Oakland
Yangyang
Divi
Wonsan
Wonsum
Heav
Eat
Kumseung
Kesang
Crangien
Changjen
Kansong
Jon
Tir
Lawrence Teachers Attend Zone School Ottawa Session
A group of Lawrence teachers joined the Ratass State Teachers association zone school in Ottawa. Wayne Nelson led the program with Mra. Elsie Bailey as secretary. Miss Hazel Dawson and Garvin Gillum served as sectional delegates, and Dawson acted as receiver for the group. Superintendent William Wolfe delivered the closing address on Saturday afternoon, titled Hurtling the Howe Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ottawa
Meek
Wayne Nelson
Mra
Elsie Bailey
Feelén Ingelson
Hazel Dawson
Garvin Gillum
Dawson
William N. Wolfe
Howe
Gallagher Mirs
World Speculates on Why Russia Changed Tactics in Korean Grab
Washington reports that Moscow appears to shift strategy in Korea, seeking to salvage prestige by aiding North Korea and China. Observers weigh whether renewed Soviet pressure could seal a communist victory or hasten a free South Korea and UN forces gains, altering the broader East Asian balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Washington
Free Nations
Pen
South Korea
North Korea
Korea
United Nations
Manchuria
Patan
Kroamlin
South
Ker
Record-setting September builds city permits total value
A September surge in building permits signals a total construction value around 450 000 dollars. Willard Larkin, building inspector, reported details for apartment houses on Kentucky and other streets, with permits issued to Reed, Aratian, and several firms. The report notes ongoing foundations and new work, marking the year's peak activity and tying permits to a Mass manufacturers project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Larkin
Ilveasdy
Ecomroheridn
A. Reed
Aratian
Ier
Kentucky Street
Sigatt
Larkin
Charles Misys
C W Thomas Resigns From Lawrence Ministry
C W Thomas announces resignation effective September 1, seeking relief funding from the American Baptist Convention and Kansas Baptist Convention. After 27 years in Lawrence he plans to assist agencies shaping future work. Previously he served student ministries in Cotonda and at Boulder Greeley Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Charles Wy Thomas
Tike
Thomas
Board of Education
Kansas Baptist Convention
Weal
Stadette
Lawrence
Uni Kz Sand
Cotonda
Boulder
Greeley
Fort Collin
Anwr
Attorney Don Hults To Report for Active Duty
Veteran attorney Don Hults, longtime Douglas County Republican chair, will report for active military duty. The wartime service record notes a reserve army career with contract termination duties, while party leadership duties will pause until his return. Local party officials expect a temporary leadership handoff to continue through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hults
Mutts
Hote Pe Pert
Diveetia
Anstaynis
Douglas County
Vom Eoreeenthy
Soviet Foreign Minister Criticizes U N Korea Policy
Lake Success October 2 Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky accused the United States of flinging a challenge at the U N and international law by ignoring a four power Korea agreement. He charged U S Chief Delegate Warren Austin with deliberate misrepresentation as he cited police beatings during South Korea’s May elections and alleged U S pressure to extend U N authority into Korea.
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Lake Success
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
U. N
Korea
Agersly
Vishinsky
US OS
Warren R. Austin
United Nations
Sufan
Kinsky
Electimn
South Ke Presislens
BILL STANTON KILLED IN AIRCRASH MYSTERY TOLD
The father of Lieut. Bill Stanton reported his son was killed in an aircraft accident. Details were unavailable in the telegram, which said a fuller explanation would come from a relative in Ohio. Stanton, a World War veteran, had recently served near Kanes and was stationed in Kentucky before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Sterin
Mery
Mes
Joseph
University of
Satngele
Aeca Fl
Poadtige
Stumten
Jean Murphy
Kentucky Street
Navy Recruiter to Visit Local Post Office Wednesday
A traveling Navy recruiter from Kansas City will be at the post office next Wednesday to provide information on reenlistment and reentry options. Chief Randall and Chief Taindall will discuss eligibility for return to active duty for up to a year at the discharge rate, plus available programs and family allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Kansas City
Serve
Petty
Fu Randall
Taindall
Factories Must Fill War Orders First
Washington Oct 2 The National Production Authority will issue a priority order to harness industry for the 30 billion annual military preparedness plan Every plant must accept military orders and fill them ahead of civilian work Prime contractors can pass priority to subcontractors and suppliers back to mills and mines Officials say this will be the agency s second compulsory order governing business Two weeks earlier an inventory control edict regulated defense materials
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Associated Prest
Washington
National
Frost Brings Flood and Frost Warnings Across Kansas
Weather bulletin notes Little Blue and other rivers flooding after heavy rains as a cold front advances. Forecaster Garrett predicts cresting with seven feet above bankfull along the Litte Blue near Manhattan, and high rivers near Saline. Widespread frost expected in northwest Kansas with cloudy skies and cool to cold temperatures. some southeastern areas may see light frost.
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Topeka
Richard Garrett
Rae Rapids
Hue
Hoaver
Garrett
Whraska
Kansas River
Mane Huet
Blue
Fort Ahave
Nodulph
Etheler
Haneben
Goorpert
Saleen
Manhattan
Starnard
Abie
Hernever Clifton
Haneseln
Cove
Haddam
Wilon
Miltetelle
Bureak
Scandia Snh
Tapekse
Minneapolis
Altan Pall
Osaid Tonighe
Perthweer
Garrett d
Aeort
Four Lawrence Men Ordered to Report for Army Duty
The Keons Military district Headquarters announces four Lawrence men ordered to active duty with the U.S. Army. Lewis Robert Siefkin Reverie is to meet on October 14 and hold sergeant rank. Private Guy Hunsinger, Private Lawrence Ney, and Master Sergeant Osceula B. Daniel will report to Fort Lewis on October 16.
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Keons
Lawrence
U.S. Army
Lewis Robert MM
Siefkin
Reverie
pHe
Guy Hunsinger
New Methodist Center Planned for KU Wesley Foundation
The Wesley Foundation at the University of Kansas proposes a Stewart Memorial center for Methodist students at the northeast campus corner near Myers Hall. Costing about 150 000 dollars, the building will seat 1200, include a dining room and chapel, and be funded by estates, gifts, and student contributions with a spring start and late- year completion target.
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Wesley Foundation
University of Kansas
Myers Hall
University High School
Lealand
Tive
Ile
Henquest Fron Rye Laella Fe Soavart
Stewart
University of Kensie
Edwin F. Price
Charles Wo
John A
Thin
Wesley Foundation Ie
Elas
Tee Methodist
Af Lawree
Wayne Randall Hoard
Anita Fl
Cather Wwdest
Chiffon
Kelvin Hoover
Lawrence
Trenstrer
Dawson
Topeka
wNarene
Bald Win
Abistriet
Pree Hoeloge
Fautte Ation
Tex Gored
Ashers Call to Active Duty and Post Assignment Details
The article notes Alan Ash being recalled to active duty after an August 22 medical exam, with an anticipated post assignment and stationing at a designated post for an extended period. It mentions related figures Quigley and activities tied to local sports and Rotary Club events, including a World Series reference and a school board meeting in October.
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Alan Ash
Tarretiog
Ee Asher
Aml
Asher
Hag
Anders
Wits Army
Astin
Quigley
Unpire
Kamens
Wyts
Government Hikes Federal Withholding From Paychecks
The Artocisted Press reports on October 2 that new federal income tax withholding rates took effect yesterday. More than 25 million American workers will see about a fifth more withheld from their next pay, as Congress requires funds for the country’s large public needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artocisted Press
Washington
Muego Dakis
Congress
Pas
Monthly Weather Recap With Highs Lows and Rainfall
The article summarizes the month’s weather with notes on mean temperatures, rainfall totals, and notable extremes. It records a total rainfall around 2.73 inches and mentions a peak temperature near 90 degrees on a specific day, alongside a standout cold spell and a high overall rainfall total for the season. It references dates and local measurements, including a late month rise in temperatures and a notable event when rainfall totals reached a seasonal peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saale
Seth
Schaarer
Flooding Deluges Marysville Area Causes Damage
Flood waters swept through Marysville and adjoining southern and southwestern districts. Homes flooded, roads washed out, and residents fled as the river rose to record levels. Local hospitals reported injuries but no fatalities.
John Ingalls Appointed New Police Chief
John Ingalls, longtime Lanwrenlice department captain since 1948, appointed acting police chief by Mayor William J. Turner to replace resigning A. Mourn. Ingalls cites confidence in the department as he assumes leadership and oversees a shift in personnel and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingalls
Johie Ingalle
Lanwrenlice
Pelios Suniay
William J. B. Turners
Ingalls
Neighbors Rally After Fire Strikes Schwalm Farm Again
Fire at the Schwalm farm two miles west of Baldwin destroyed a large stock and barn as neighbors and Baldwin Volunteer Fire Department battled flames on a Saturday night. Cattle were saved, and a fresher shed area was spared as workers built fences and cleared debris. The origin remains undetermined, with speculation of spontaneous combustion in stored hay. The Schwalm family, previously affected by a house fire six years ago, continues rebuilding with support from the community and local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schwalm
Baldwin Duartion
Baldwin Fire Department
Lbout & Am
Atin
Martha
Nin
Sehwalm
Sibwike
Tevin
Lawneve Memorial Hospital
Eagar
J.T
WW. Briethaupt
Blurhnod
Quarterbacks Meet Tonight In Floridge Hotel Event
The Downtown K. U. quarterback choir gathers tonight at 8 15 in the Cyrstal Room of the Floridge hotel. Films of the Kansia Denver game will be shown at the Open Food Center located at 2nd and Linc evenings and Sundays.
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K. U
Floridge Hotel
Cne
2Nd & Linc. Ady
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Red Korea
United Nation
Tokyo
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Ber Riate
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Apa
C. W. Thomas
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Wakar
Aan
Ima
Red
Dath
United Netons
Cape
Seuttler
Uae
Bill Stanton
Air Force
Bill D. Stanton
Frost
Kansas
Wellington
Ft. Leavenworth
Quaighey
Seniue High School
Marysville
Big Rie
Same
Homer
Maryaville
Raven
Lea Fler
York
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Toy
Uaeldwer Bre
Nevers Behar
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