Move Deeper Into Red Korea Area Invasion Push Expands
South Koreans push 60 miles beyond 38th parallel with Third and Capital divisions, aided by U N forces south of the border. Allied air and ground actions target a red convoy near Pyongyang as U N troop strength grows to six divisions. Reports cite atrocities by retreating Reds and mass prisoner totals rising as Lawrence, Kansas residents are called for active service.
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Republic
United Nations
U. S. Third Infantry
Far East
MacArthur
Inchon
Seoul
Pyongyang
Pakchon
Red Capital
Manchurian
Tuesay
Epokexman
Manchuria
Robert Nelms
Communista
Thranut South Korew
Rede
Philip
U.N
Wid Korea
Red China
Kansong
Kosing
Tongchen
Wonsan
A. P
William Jorden
Red
Tongchon
Red Korean Radio
U.S. Fears Continuance Of Fight In Korea By Guerrilla Bands
Washington officials warn Korea could see prolonged conflict if communist forces fragment into guerrilla units. Chinese and Russian intervention remains unlikely but possible, while South Korean troops with U.N. aid grow stronger. The North Korean command rejected MacArthur's surrender request, hindering a clean disarmament.
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U. S
Korea
Washington
North Korea
Greece
Indo-China
Peninsula
United Nations
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
Yaded
Bath
Regents to issue bonds for Memorial Union expansion at KU
State board plans up to 1.4 million dollars in revenue bonds for enlarging the Memorial Union at the University of Kansas. Plans by Mann and Company of Hutchinson are under review by State Architect Charles Marshall. Bids hoped by November 15. total project cost estimated at 2.5 million dollars with funds on hand.
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Memorial Union
University of Kansas
State Board of Recente
Mann and Company
Hutchinson
Charles Marshall
Regents
RE. UL
University of Kansas Memorial Corporation
Memorial Corporation
Board of Regents
Tf Hide
Mount Dread
Trouble in Vienna as communists seize post office
In Vienna and Wiener Neustadt, about 7000 communist demonstrators pressed on government centers and the post office today. Clashes with Austrian police occurred, a general strike call failed, and railway workers repelled attempted seizures on the east west line.
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Vienna
Werner Neustadt
Austria
U.S
Wiener Neustadt
Ustrian
Ministry of Interior
St.Poelten
St. Valentin
Stassen Seeks Personal Meeting With Stalin
Harold E Stassen president of the Chivers of Pennsylvania disclosed today he asked Premier Joseph Stalin for a personal meeting to chart a new course for world peace. The Reverend Warren Pample Pew at Brainard Indian School in South Dakota will give a missionary talk at Wesleyan Methodist Church Alabama Street tomorrow night at 7 o'clock with his wife and five year old son.
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Washington
Harald E. Stassen
The
Chivers of
Pennsylvania
Joseph Stalin
Warren Pample Pew
Brainard Indian School
South Dakota
Wesleyan Methelist
Seventh of Alabama
Vinson seeks marshal buildup to 226000 Marines
Representative Vinson of Georgia proposes Congress allow the Marines to expand to four combat divisions and 24 air squadrons totaling 226,000 men as safety needs rise. He chairs the House Armed Services Committee and plans to press for funding when Congress reconvenes. The Navy/Marine plan accompanies Air Force expansion discussions in hearings.
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Washington
Get
Vinson
U.ga
Congress
House
Armed Services Committee
Merwin H. Silverthorn
Punt
Nhat
Appropriations Committee
Air Force
Tickets On Sale For Haskell Day Events Tomorrow
Tickets for the Haskell Day celebration on Friday October 13 go on sale tomorrow at downtown business houses. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children junior high age and under. The day includes a 4 PM parade a 5 PM barbecue Indian dancing and a football game at Haskell stadium at 8 PM between the home team and Wamego high school. Half time features queen crowning and distinguished visitors. Coach Tony Coffin’s 1950 team shows a .500 record with a win at Meer Hill and a loss to St Mary's of Wichita. Additional home games are planned against Topeka Heaton St Joseph and Chilocco Indian school.
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Distric Chamber of Commerce
Slong
Massachusetts
Downstown
Haskell
Haskell Stadium
Wamego High School
Tony Coffin
Meer Hill
St. Mary's
Wichita
Vikings
Swaimas Rural
Topeka
Redmen
Heaton
St. Joseph
Chilocco Indian School
Arkansas City
Cathrop B. Read
Ponca City
Ohio
Arappahoe
Wind River
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Opening Contest Yankees Win 1-0 In World Series Opener
Vic Raschi pitched a brilliant two hit shutout for the Yankees as they beat the Phillies 1-0 at Shibe Park. Robby Brown drove in the lone run in the fourth with aggressive base running and precise hits amid a tight pitching duel before 30,746 fans.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Vic Raschi
Jim Konstanty
Phillies
Robby Brown
Doutie
Rame
Temperatures dip as Kansas braces for light frost
Topeka reports 30s in most sections while Forecaster Richard Garrett notes no serious damage. Lebo records 84 degrees with Russell at 65. Forecast minimums 40 to 45 tonight and highs 70 to 73 tomorrow. Rivers rise then recede after heavy weekend rains across central Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Lebo
Russell
Garrett
Hanover
Blue Rapids
Randolph
Salomon
Beloit
Niles
Manhattan
Wamego
Smoky Hill River
Solomon
Goodland
Doctors Dentists To Be Called Soon In Draft
aboard the Commander at Chesapeake Bay on October 4 President Truman neared setting a date for doctor and dentist registration under the new draft law. The target date was expected to be October 16, covering physicians dentists optometrists osteopaths veterinary pharmacists and national men up to age 40 not in reserves who received government support during World War II. Several professional groups are affected by the measure designed to recall those who had wartime government support and saw little active duty.
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Associated
Pean
Cheasapeake Bay
Truman
Congress
Downtown Community Chest drive captains named
J J King names two downtown captains for the Community Chest drive and announces the October 17 opening of the main drive with a separate advance gifts start on October 70. Stone will lead the last side while Miller and Kennedy plan block captain appointments and an October 16 or 17 kickoff meeting.
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J. J. King
Jack Miller
Advance Wists
Meebers
Gifte
An Stone
World
Chinartys
Arch
Masais Mseits Etreet
King
Due Traylor
Drive
Avn R
Stone
Kennedy
Fiday
Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Roger Alen
John Andrews
Richard A. Dirk Rariygs
Ott Raretables
Julia
Biley Greham
J. Mark Casile
Ralph Caupbell
John Chaney
Morris Cohen
Corlett Cotten
Warren Decker
Carol Drake
Lisle Eby
Rod Elam
Johnny Finick
Fred Frex
Dustin Wi
Chris
Karl Kreider
Frank McDonald
Connie McKrew
Woodrow Miller
Lester Morgan
Tom Parker
Jim Parseng
Merle Penny
Paul Rogers
H. W. Stowits
Junius Underwood
Jock Vincent
M.S. Winter
Dick W Williams
Bob Docking
Oscar Rumsey
Russ Masser
Cecil Hough
Ernest Pontius
Bob McCoy
H. J. Hanna
M. J. Patterson
Churches of Lawrence To Observe Haskell Day
Lawrence churches plan Haskell Day on October 15 with morning guest delegations from participating churches. A union service will be held at First Methodist at 7:90 p.m. led by Haskell students. Ministers are asked to announce the service in bulletins starting October 8.
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Lawrence
AG Kane
Chamber of Commerce
Haskell
Car Fire After 5:20 P M in Massachusetts Block
Firemen extinguished a car fire in the 100 block on Massachusetts street around 5 20 yesterday afternoon. The Oklahoma license plate was on the auto but the driver was absent. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said the wiring is believed to have caused the fire. Damage was slight. Open evenings and Sundays, Sales Food Center, 2nd and Lincoln.
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Massachusetts Street
Paul Ingels
KU Homecoming Schedule Set For October 27 28
Kansas University Homecoming officials released a tentative plan for the 1950 event set for Friday and Saturday October 27 and 28. Activities begin with registration at the Memorial Union followed by group dinners and two main events including a float parade and a Varsity-Freshman game. The Follies will move to Hoch Auditorium with a skit recalling the 7 0 victory over Iowa and Phog Allen era legends. A Memorial Union coffee session opens Saturday morning with further plans to follow. Kansas plays Nebraska at Memorial Stadium that afternoon before the usual Union reception and a Varsity game. Queen selection and house decorations will cap the celebration.
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Kansas University
Aafternoon
Fred Ellsworth
Aboami
Don Powell
M Building
Hoch
Iowa
K. UL
Tete
F.C
Phog) Allen
Phory
Ditch Lonborg
Athletic Directory
U.ky
Manhattan
Loneborg
Athodale
Dl Elimi
Memorial Union
Bilsworth
Ellaworth
Kansas
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Union
Kansas crops face frost risk and mixed maturity
Near mature stage observed across Topeka region as harvest reports show about half of Kansas corn in maturity with frost potential threatening the northwest area. Wheat prospects vary with 7 inch rains and hard drivings prompting possible redrilling. sugar beet harvest expected by mid quarter.
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Topeka
Kansas
Trost-litten
Iast
Wreteen
Rey
Wesos
Quinber
Autumn Cold Snap Grips Much Of The Nation
The first cool spell of autumn spreads across the country with the north central states recording below freezing to near record lows. Morning readings include 23 at Aberdeen and Philip North Dakota 29 at Bismarck ND and 1 at Duluth Minnesota. Warmer weather expected for the region tomorrow.
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North Central States
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Aberdeen
Philip
N. D
Bismarck
Deluth
Minn
North Central
41 Bands to Play in Memorial Stadium Parade
Lawrence Kansas hosts a Saturday parade and football day with 41 bands from across the state to perform before the Jayhawks versus the Buffs game. The event features Kansas marching units, visiting bands, a national anthem, and student crowds, with arrangements led by Professor Wiley and band staff.
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Fens Wayle
Kansas
Colorane
Memorial Stadium
Rigi Sueei
Kauisis
Lawrence
Lot
University of Kansas
Selionl
So A
Sixth
Massachusetts
South Pirie
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
RLU
All L. Wiley
Sirector
Kans Bund
RK. U. Athletic Association
Jayehawkers
Buffs
Wiley
Hans
Charles Man
Mond Zepp
Laysman
Zepp
Mars
Parate
The
Iines
Varieois
AlexCar
Wiley Pointe
Atchison Hist
Willie G. Alrimari
Dodge Civ High
Howard Harms
Enties
KR. U
Liherghivee Ha
Wilber Ison
Dodge City
Wie Ma
Highland Boar Arwatontics Cffingham
Conecordia
Bete
Glasco
Clitons v
Centre Haskell Institute
Criies
Justiney Hiah
Onka
Blue Rapids
Harton
David Buni
Conteal Iy Colanthus
Wee Proxy Thonalah
Babetha
Erin
Mevain Vitti
Ree Chimute
Topeka
Abileie
Valley Falls
Speaker Calls U.S. To Make Strong Bid For Peace
Miss Doris Fleesen urged America to wage peace with vigor and foresight, warning that postwar errors stem from failure to act as victors. She noted United Nations and Marshall Plan gains but said current global moves lack a coherent plan, calling for wiser budgeting and decisive action to sustain freedom.
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Doris Fleesen
U. S
Ferucrus
M Fleeron
KK. U. Fraser
United Nations
Bell Syndicate
Greece
Turkey
Eureope
Fall window unveiling draws crowds in Lawrence downtown
Plans for a fall opening in downtown Lawrence Lawrence County begin with window displays by merchants featuring new merchandise and value guessing contests. Stores will close at their usual time, thousands are expected to attend, and the event aims to boost friendly local commerce with back to school fashions and tail merchandise highlights.
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Lancrete
Laawrenge
Lawrence
Mid-West
Hramis
Eight Men To Report For Induction At Taian
Draft Board No TR notifies eight men to report to the draft office in the courthouse at Taian and board a bus to Kansas City, Missouri for oath of induction. Names and addresses include Leon Baldwin, Ray Mont, Cole Baute, Robert Iverson, Eudoras Creare Taylor, Thurman Cobb, Herman Cobb, and Lawrence Alive Award. No quotas received by the draft office yet.
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Loew
Taian Will Bo
Kansan City
Vermont
Fivin EL Cole
Robert Vhrson
Eudoras Creare Taylor
Rhee Island
Herman St
Cobb
Rudera
Thurman Lo Cobb
Euderay Alive
Haskell Tneritute
Lawrence
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ASK Marine Buildup
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