Allies Prepare For Next Big Push In Korea Conflict
News dispatch from Tokyo details South Korean and UN forces advancing beyond the 38th parallel on the east coast, with 175,000 UN troops poised for a major offensive. Reports cite heavy enemy losses, including about 40,000 prisoners of war, while commanders weigh casualties and stalled bridges as operations proceed toward Tonghyon and beyond.
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Kerrang
United Nations
Ao MacArthur
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Seoul
ALPS
W dJarden
Changjon
Parallel As
Tonrehen
Tengzhon
Geologists to KU invitees highlight Kansas meeting
Kansas Geologists gather for the annual Kansas Geological Society session at KU with Dr David M Dela executive secretary of the American Geological Institute addressing Geologic Manpower In the Present World. Lectures and tours at the Memorial Union precede a Kansas-Colorado football game viewing and a field camp film program for members and wives. Kansas high school runners invited to KU invitational two mile meet on November 4 with team trophies and top 13 medals.
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Kansas
Kansas Geolngient Society
K. L
David M. Dela
American Genlusival
Washington
Windy Wal Bein
Lindley Mounteria
Af Greolkges Jan
Lawrence
K. U.-Colorado University
University of Kansas
A. C.dutch Lonborg
Wichita East
Bill Easton
Jayhawker Track
Early End Of Korean Conflict Won't Change Military Plans
Washington reports an early end to the Korean war would not alter the United States defense build up or the calling up of reserves and draftees. Officials say the rearmament program continues, with plans to expand air power and maintain existing mobilization timelines despite potential ceasefire discussions. President Truman urged no let up in defense, and Pentagon spokesmen indicate reserves will remain in service to allow replacement by new personnel when ready.
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Washington
United States
Far East
Truman
Korea
Morover
Pentagon
iIt
Iisa
Record number of KU students from 40 regions grows
James K. Hitt reports a new KU enrollment high with 7,451 students including 4 60 in recent years and 40 graduate scholars from Europe and conquered Germany Austria and Italy. Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico and Panama Canal Zone also contribute. Spanje India China Mexico and many others are represented among undergraduates and graduates across diverse territories and nations.
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Sever
University of Kansas
James K. Hitt
Wid
United States
District of Columbia
Increditt Seid
Europe
Germany
Austria
Itapan
Varmy-state Department
Smith-Mundt
K.U
RK U
Canidae
Costa Rica
India
China
Ndings
Urag
Pert
Islainds
Egypt
Cuba
Fein
Finland
T'ni
IndoeChina
Viet Nam
Inedianesia
Chile
Rumenia
San Salvador
Greece
Colombia
Guate- Thailand
Siam
Bolivia
Sweden
Latvia
Lebanon
Hungary
Reds Lose Grip In Vienna After Short Communist Strike
Vienna ends two day mass strike as 40,000 workers return to jobs. Trains and streetcars resume service and major rail lines into the Soviet zone are re opened. Non communist crowds resist as fac tories power plants and government buildings defended. Communist leaders concede after calm civic resistance.
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Red
Ris
Vienna
President Truman Signs Draft Proclamation Aboard Yacht
President Truman signed a proclamation to draft physicians and dentists for the armed services. Presidential Secretary Charlee Rees said the document bears the president’s signature with no details released to reporters. A courier plane brought the draft proclamation to the Willingmuig yacht anchored near Chesapeake Bay. STOCK MARKET INDEX.
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Truman
Armed Services
Charlee ‘Rees
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Willigmeuig
Visits by Kansas Army District executive to KL unit
Col Higgins, executive of the Kansas Military district in Topeka, visited Col Ede ward of the KL army Ry 7. C. unit. Higgins outlined that new enrollees and reservists may have recalls delayed until finishing schooling. Some recalls are postponed. others discharged. He noted college reserve officers may write for delay in reporting to Col Wigwins. Response is swift, with many deferments for those near graduation.
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CL Higgins
Kansas
Kumper
Wigwins
K. UL
Colorado Squad Arrives For Contest With The Jayhawkers
Colorado university football team arrived in Lawrence before 8 AM for a Big Seven debut at Memorial Stadium. One injured sophomore defensive end Tom! is expected to be fit for the KU game after a recurrent leg injury. Coach Dallas Ward praised injuries, noted limbering up drills, and said Ruff workouts were on track. Ward called Merwin Hadel and Zack Jordan pivotal in the win over Kansas State and predicted a tough test against Kansas.
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Stiemitt Colorado University
Lawrence
Wonster
Dallas Ward
K.U
Memorial Stadium
Tom
Union Pacific
Buffalo
Eldridge
K. UL
Ward
Fldridge
Boulder
Ciith Ward
Hamar
Kansas State
Colorado
Kansas
Buffalos
K-State
Merwin Hadel
Zack Jordan
Het
Yankees Win World Series Game Three On Walkoff
Jerry Coleman lined a two-out single to left center in the ninth, scoring the decisive run as the New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5 2 before 64,505 at Yankee Stadium. Gene Woodling and Phil Rizzuto set the stage with two outs in the ninth, and Tom Ferrick earned the win over Russ Meyer in relief. The article details a chaotic, error-prone game with late scoring and multiple near-misses, highlighting the Yankees’ third straight World Series victory.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Jerry Coleman
New York Yankees
Phillies
Gene Woodling
Phil Rizzuto
Coleman
Richie Ashburn
Jackie Mann
Tom Ferrick
Eddie Lopat
Russ Meyer
Phil
Meyer
No Rain In Picture Forecast For Next Few Days
Topeka Oct 6 Forecaster Richard Garrett predicts dry weather for the next five days with temperatures about 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Normal highs 73, lows 43 to 48. A cool air mass moves in from the west tonight, bringing lower temps to west and north areas. Maximums tomorrow near 60 northwest to 69-70 southeast. Skies partly cloudy tonight, then clearing west and north. Rivers remain within banks after recent flooding. September temperatures averaged 66.6, 5.4 below normal, with below normal precipitation except in extreme north-central Kansas. Trade-in sale Kelvinator refrigerators at B F Goodrich Ad.
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Topeka
Richard Garrett
Deserees
Garrett
Whore Row
Goodland
Hill City
Kan San
Kansas
Mrrett
Kansas Farm Income Moves Upward in 1924
Agriculture department reports show Kansas farm income rising this year compared with the previous period. Total cash receipts for farm marketing during the period hit 218,000, marking an increase from earlier months. Officials note the gain comes as the state continues to rebuild and stabilize after a difficult period, with cautious optimism for the months ahead.
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Washington
Agriculturelement
Kansas
Jury Service Notice For Denitas County District
A fragmented notice announces jurors for Denitas County District Court. Names Sheriff Gladys John and Clerk Mary Eller are associated with summons and juror selection. The reading lists multiple counties and dates for the November term, with juror numbers and handling officials referenced.
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Denitas
Dietriet
T. Rosehart
Gladys John
Mary Eller Summons
District Court
Dudge Huch
Jurera
Vermont
Marticcey
K U Nightshirt Parade Set For Tonight at KU
Kansas University plans a 710 PM Nightshirt Parade to mark the first home Big Seven football game. A 7 PM assembly at Memorial Union precedes a march down Orend Drive to Fifth Street and South Park with songs, bands, and cheers. Local theaters will feature shows and university activity books highlighting costumes.
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General Assembly
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Orend Drive
Vth
D2th
South Park
Massachusetts Street
Officer Praises University Visit by General at Toledo
A general visit to the university featured the officer praising campus facilities and air fare arrangements. The general toured teaching areas and met standout students during a held briefing at the school, then departed for headquarters near Detroit after a short stay.
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Pes Grvin
Maj
Tien
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Tstute
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Seifrt
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Moore
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Eral
Ela
Othe
Corn support higher under new farm price plan
Washington officials say the agriculture department will raise price support rates for corn by about seven tenths of a bushel, with nationwide tests planned to gauge impact. The higher rates target regions near major markets, while more distant areas may see smaller increases. Officials expect final figures next week as the plan moves toward adoption.
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Washington
Get
Ofliadis
Prey Duchy
Meiavk
Boost in Number of Civilian Employes
An August report shows a rise in civilian employes across the executive department. The total civilian staff increased modestly, reflecting broader hiring and administrative expansion. Names and precise figures are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary political notes from uncertain county scene
The readable parts describe signatures and counts, references to a university setting, October timelines, and broad criticisms of American actions and government leaders. The text mentions Iran, radio stations, and public offices, but details are unclear.
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Chatrean
Migdas
Lal
Iran
Fall window displays draw about four thousand visitors
About 4,000 people visited the annual fall event in Lawrence last night. Merchants in the four-block area lit up windows, offered prizes for best value guesses, and kept displays lively until opening hours. families, children, and adults browsed the shops, with crowds peaking shortly after 7 and thinning by 9, as youngsters grew sleepy and left with their parents.
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Wawreneee
See Vee
Thane
Douglas County Campaigns Set Amid Low Political Hype
Douglas county voters show little enthusiasm as campaigns are sparse with few cross party runs. Local contention centers on county treasurer and select township posts. Governor hopeful Edward F. Arn visits for a football game, while bond issues and primary turnout loom uncertain on Election Day.
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Douglas County
Douglas Courts
Democrats
Glenn J. Kappedimur
U. Seridinare
Mre
Minnie Daly
Tess
Pat Lawrence Wwrris
I Perenne
Weather outlook for the central plains October 8 to 13
The forecast spans Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska with temperatures averaging 3 to 5 degrees above normal. Readings show Nebraska 38 to 32 degree lows and 70s highs in part of the period, with Kansas around mid 70s and Oklahoma near upper 70s. Cooler spell expected Saturday, warmer Sunday, then cooler again through Wednesday with limited precipitation indicated.
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Warner
Tomight
Amuthenet
Itius
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