Allied Warplanes Press Plows South Into Red Korea
Allied air forces pound heavy traffic columns moving south from Manchuria toward Pyongyang as South Korean troops push about 40 miles north into Corea. U S generals meet with South Korean commanders at Koryo airfield while reports claim hundreds of trucks destroyed and cross border movement ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Far East Air Force
Red Korea
China
Manchuria
Koryo
Korea
Pyoong-yang
Antung
Prongyong
Airforce
Fifth Airforce
Kwaksan
Anju
Sinanju
Yongyu
Highav
I Antung
Pyongyang
Yalu River
Pyongrang Radio
Reds
San Francisco
Seoul
Iy AP
Tom Lambert
Uljungbu
Kangnung
Walon H. Walker
Eighth Army
Earl E. Partridge
Fifth Air Force
Kim Pakil
First Corps
Partridge
Tut
Korean Military Advisory Group
KMAG
Red China
MacArthur
Tongeho
Death of L. L. Litman of Standard Life
L L Litman vice president of the Standard Life association died of a heart attack at his Baltimore home. He was 78 and had served with the company since 1917 becoming board member in 1933 and vice president in 1947. No funeral details available. He is survived by a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Litman
Baltimore
Standard Life Association
Lawrence
Standard Life
Littman
Fonk
Ady
Death of Master Sergeant Leonard Talley in Korea
Master Sergeant Leonard Talley, 30, of Lawrence, Kansas, son of Mrs. Helen Price, Walnut Street, was killed in action in Korea on September 22. He served in World War II with General Patton's Third Army, re-enlisted as a technical sergeant, and had been serving in Japan and Korea prior to his death. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Denna Talley, and his mother, with extended family in Topeka and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Tallin
Helen Price
Walnut Street
Keres
Denna Ty Tilley
Linwood
Liberty Memorial
Lawrench
Colorado
Japan
Korea
Valen
Talley
Lawrence
Buptist
Jock
Hig
Topeka
Relaii
Mather
Leonard M. Taile
Stock Market Index Dips Amid Mixed Trading
The stock market shows a drop with the average decline around 4.6 dollars as investors react to mixed signals. Analysts note volatility as drivers like technology shares and energy sectors move the indices.
Red China Sees 38th Crossing As Threat To Power
In Hong Kong on Oct 3 a report warns that if all of Korea unites under the UN, the Yalu river hydroelectric dams built by Japan and controlled through Manchuria could fall into unfriendly hands. Chinese fears of disruption to Manchuria’s industry drive talk of intervention.
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Republic of Korea
Ann Plete
Kojin
U.S
Sewall
Uijongbu
KOK
Cheehon
China
NEA
Red
Hong Kong
Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
North Korea
United Nations
U.N
Salu
Japan
Prorean Red
Jed Chris
Chinstmas
Lawrence teachers tour historic sites after school
An elementary school teachers group in Lawrence will tour historical locations after a 2:30 p m dismissal tomorrow. Students will be divided into three groups visiting spots like Pioneer cemetery, the old windmill residence, Central Park ravine, First Methodist church, Herald of Freedom office site, and the city library as part of study of local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fafternoon
Tory
Oheir
Sue Toddie
Alice Dicker
Hagel
York
McAllister
Lincoln School
Cordley
Pinckney
Woodlawn
Pioneer
Pala
Ninth Street
Michigan
Neth Cuelege
Central Park Ravine
Methodist
Fidridge
Herald of Freedom
Sixth
Massachusetts Street
Robinson
Ohio Streets
Kansas History in a Nutshell at High-12 Meeting
Pioneer resident Sam En Hiett speaks at the Kidridie hotel on today’s High-12 Meeting discussing his work The History of Kansas in a Nutshell. Cleaning for entire fall iDry Cleaners, Lil Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam En Hiett
Kidridie Hotel
Neean
Kansas
Frosty Harvest Impacts Corn Prices and Picking Dates
The area saw little frost with a 40 degree low, easing frost damage fears. Farmers report delayed harvest and variable corn quality, with some fields still good while others require caution. Lawrence elevators plan limited buying as harvest activity begins in two weeks, with prices showing slight increases but overall softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Posey
Fresno
Gminttin
Siew Enn
Ater
Baldwin
Frank Barnett
Cory Sellore
Lawrence
Derby
Soma
Tada Elevator
Power Shovels Dig Foundations at North Lawrence Plant
Construction at the West Vaco Chemical site in North Lawrence advances as power shovels dig foundations to be poured later this week. Delays arose from unexpected soil tests prompting redesigns, says plant manager Emil Podsiadto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ex Ng
Westvaco Chemical Company Constructinn
Lawrence
Emil Podsiadto
Imanager
Cajon
U. T PL
Bismarck Grave
Frost in the Air Forecast and River Flooding in Kansas
Forecaster Richard Garrett warns of frost tonight across northern Kansas with lows from 18 to 30s in the northeast and scattered frost elsewhere. Heavy frost could damage crops while rivers rise, including the Blue River cresting near 22 to 25 feet and portions of the Big Blue and other rivers remaining high through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Phillipsbur
Sataweet
Idecartute
Huton
Garett
Mussouri
Oklahoma
New
Missouri
Nebraska
Sung
Howe
Denver Fort
Washimet
Judie Us
Baker University Young G. O. P. Organize Club Forms
The Baker University Young G. O. P. Republicans held a session with about six students attending. County Republican leaders coordinated plans for a statewide collegiate drive and a prominent Republican speaker is expected to address a future event. The group will meet October 11 at Devi's Cafe to finalize campaign plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young G. O. P
Baker University
Nuk University
Elegan
Peel
Hults
Republican
Bynes
Nodge City
Alase
Elaeanen
Ian
Nieserman
Shinevion City
Baker Republicans
Ed Arn to Cheer Jayhawkers in Memorial Stadium
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Ed Arn plans a Lawrence stop to watch the Kansas Jayhawks face the Colorado Buffaloes at Memorial Stadium. He will greet supporters at Republican headquarters at 24 Massachusetts and make late morning calls in the business channel. Donald S. Hults coordinates the visit with Gale's Food Center listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Arn
Stadinmy Sav
Jayhawkers
Colorado Buffalos
Lawrence
Kansas
S24
Massachusetts
Donald S. Hults
KU Hall Bid Plans For Three Dormitories On Alumni Mace Campus
Bids for construction of three dormitories at the University of Kansas campuses will open October 19. Lyle Stephenson Hall and a men’s Pearson Hall along with a women’s Pearson Hall are funded by Endowment Association gifts and placed on Alumni Mace, with plans tied to the Kane County memorial and Los Angeles donors. Endowment officials note gifts totaling around 407000 plus a 100000 appropriation support the project. a fourth building’s bid will be considered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Ed Burge
Jen Wilam
KK. U
Lyle Stephenson
Pearson
Pearson Hall
Batwenteil
Templin
Staviss
Wil Terion
Raymond Cootidne
Levin Youngbers
Dowment Association
Stephenson
Lyle A. Stephenson
Kaneity
Caermnery
Fae Wetton
Lela M. Deuttinet
Miss Douthart
Che
Eadawrent Assne
Elizabeth Watkins
High School Session Draws 274 Students Across Northeast
A large group of 274 students from senior and junior high sectors visited Liberty Memorial High for the Student Canned conve jon event. The event included morning and afternoon discussions and a gymnasium social with student council members from numerous high and junior high schools across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansaedstyer
Liberty Memorial High
L.moms
Husk
Leitka
Law Junior
Laing
Stanton Ball
le Me Hgs
Kaneste High Sere Iities Association
Ephe
Emyarit
Eudora
Garnett
Has- Hiawatha
Holton
Highland
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Ison
Mound City
Lathe
Sawatunion
Oskaldess
Ottawa
Uavatia
Rosedside
Re Shawne 'Sion
Tonganagie
Topeni
Turner
Wamese
Ward
Washington
Atchison
Moses
Manhattan
Northisas City
Roosevelt
Cold air grips western states as frost spreads east
The cool air mass hits the western regions while the eastern and southern states stay milder. Readings fall below freezing in many coal belt areas with sharp drops across central states. Montana records early morning lows as the cold front moves southeast from the northern Rockies toward the central plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Rockies
Plains
Coal Belt
Auunimer
Auunimer Lemaperar
Shewers
Enlistees Join Air Force Training Amid War Effort
Report lists 22 enlistees including LD and four year duty terms for air force service. Signers span multiple routes with names such as Lavust Donald and Howard Jones. Training under Sgt VWomen leads to Camp Thelabind Massachusetts with October 20 departure and further navigation programs.
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Samy
Miartios
Iea
Fee Melouth
Amd
Air Force
Nick
Beueee
Arkansas Dames Lai Rehert
Wounded in Action Sergeant Roper Returns Home
Mrs Laura Roper reports her husband Sergeant Roper was wounded in Korea and treated at Tokyo Army hospital. He survived serious head and eye injuries and is now back in Laure with family, after leaving to serve overseas earlier in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Roper
Sireve
Pat Her
Repuborat
Korea
Tokyo
Jivper
Kaper
San
Rawea
Vet
Tavirenes
Roper
Real Wale
Fiteos
Laurend
Ted Sears
Vewth
Annual K. U. Nightshirt Parade Friday Evening
The annual K U Nightshirt Parade returns this Friday evening. Chancellor Degne W. Malott and Dean Woodruff will ride in a top down auto with freshmen marching while upperclassmen urge them on. The procession begins at 5 pm from the Metin Virion tutti and travels via Grand drive to 12th Street and South Park before returning to Massachusetts Street for a costumed rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boudaie
Hat Amis
Mt. Oreadsehond
Oligha
Degne W. Malott
de. L. €. Woodruff
Amen
Hny
Iveid
Amdoat LO
Vand
K Clube
Fresh
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Harmar Auto
Board Eyes Higher Cost For New Lawrence High School
Lawrence board, architects, and administrators reviewed revised building costs for the planned new high school. They project about 1 percent per square foot, raising total to roughly 1.85 million to 1.9 million for the project. Earlier estimates ranged from 1.25 to 1.5 million, with potential plan modifications under study as the site foundations and walls proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lawrence
Nicht
Walt
Wolfe
Lawrence
Middtle
Ordley Gerade -Rhoal
Ile Debat
Turing
Notable Auto Collision Leaves Several Injured in Town
A series of vehicle crashes near downtown left multiple people injured. Officers identified witnesses as Ralph Strole and Robert Ma while investigators analyzed dashcam footage and safety responses at the scene.
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Manchuna Border
L. L. Littman Wax
Standard Life Asociation
Changchun
Linkiang
Tsian
Hamhuni
Mukden
Leonard Mo Talley W
Lawrence High
Afal
Itaejon
Sea OF Japan
Gracdas
Ulan
Gallagher Alirs
Douglas County
Westvaco
North Lawrence
Food Machinery and Cheagieal Corporation
Samdose
Calif
Pacent Courpeny
Weatvaen
Ix Imehourge
Bech Engineering Corpoten
Westgaen
I Tadstadle
Asejetant
Weertvaer
Carteret
NiJo Pent
Arother Effield
Carteret Phint
Bodaindle
Arthur J. Henriksen
Codsindie
Henriksen
Britain
Walter Gifford
Teun
Great Britain
Bent
Politi
Bochs
Ed Arn
Gale's Food Center
2Nd & Linc
Toopenk
U. Hall
University
Fae Dependence
Wilini
Farener
Dels Walker
Vile
Worthington
Eades
Thom
neLttateerbonseriitty
Adelbert D. Cranes
Maurice Raper
Hanspital Ain
K. U
Gale
Kelvinator
B. F. Goodrich
Ralph Strole
Haur Han
Robert
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