Malenkov Opens 19th Congress With War Warning
Georgi Malenkov told the opening session of the 19th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party that the West seeks war, while the USSR will cooperate for peace. He described US ruling circles plotting world domination, touted Soviet defensive strength, and argued the Soviet Union will remain a principal opponent of a new war and a pillar of peace. He also claimed Soviet atomic advances will be used for peaceful ends.
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Moscow
Georgi M. Malen
Ussr
U. S
Malenkov
Stalin
Sis
Soviet Union
Mal
HITS ANEW AT GOP ABOARD TRUMAN TRAIN
President Truman charged Monday that the Republicans fail to grasp how to confront Communist aggression and subversion. Speaking in Provo Utah on a stop for Stevenson Sparkman Democrats he praised UN, Marshall Plan and NATO while noting GOP help and opposition. He accused Eisenhower of embracing isolationism.
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Truman
Whistler
Utah
France
Italy
New VA Hospital Dedicated in Kansas City
A new 11 story Veterans Administration hospital was dedicated in Kansas City on Sunday. VA officials warned Congress has cut funding while promising no drop in care quality. The $11 million facility will serve up to 498 patients with two extra floors for mental health care.
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Kansas City
Veterans Administration
Rt R. Gray Jr
Congress
City parking meter receipts show August undershoot and fund balance
City receipts from parking meters in September totaled 3000 dollars while August and September figures hover around 83000 and 60000 respectively. City Clerk Harold Fisher notes the average month near 3500 with about 360000 dollars in the parking meter fund to amortize bonds for off street facilities.
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Harold Fisher
Cosmetologists Elect Wichita Leaders at State Meeting
Mrs Hazel Noft zer of Wichita was elected president of the Kansas Cosmetologists Union at the opening convention. H Hurst of Kansas City was chosen first vice president with Gladys McGinnis of Arkansas City as second vice president. Mrs Korn of Wichita and M Adams of Topeka named treasurer and secretary respectively.
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Wichita
Hazel Noftzer
Kansas
Ion
Les H .Hurst
Kansas City
Gladys McGinnis
Arkansas Agee
Korn
Me Oats M
Adams
Topeka
Regular meeting Dor poy iterty Post No. 14
Post No 14 holds a regular meeting with local officials announced for a forthcoming session. Details are sparse though the notice confirms an organized gathering by the post and involves community participation.
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Dorpoy Iterty
President of WAE Dads at Kentucky convention
Binghamton New York report notes William F. Blatt of South Gate Kentucky elected president of the Anise can Hiatt group at a Sunday session. Murphy of Topeka named as a pew.
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WAE Dads
Nia Misi
Bowls Gate
Binghamton
N. N.Y
Willam F. Blatt
South Gate
Ganein
Ingadea Im Murphy
Topeka
Ike Truman Feud Minded Riff Sparks 1952 Campaign
The passage describes a heated exchange between Eisenhower and Truman era figures, noting a raucous tone and growing disagreements within the Democratic ranks. Eisenhower’s rhetoric elicits strong audience reaction, with lieutenants praising the address as among his most impactful performances and signaling broader future political strategy.
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Eisenhower
Fargo
Civic clubs plan voter registration check at city hall
Lawrence observers note civic club secretaries may present a program at their next meeting to check which members have not registered for the November 4 general election. City clerk office visits and a Sixth and Massachusetts streets intersection focus for high school driving course students highlight local concerns.
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Sixth
Massachusetts
America
Family Names Appear In Memorial Hospital Roll Call
Memorial Hospital lists numerous Onaga and Sunflower area residents among patients and newborns. Entries include Jean Peterman Edward Williams Lena Brunner and others with addresses across Baldwin Eudora Tonganoxie and Rexall Williams. Several births noted, including baby boys at multiple locations, with dates described as today and Sunday.
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Jean Peterman
Onaga
Randy Peterman
Craig Peterman
Kent Peterman
Lena Brunner
Carl Brunner
Harry E. Hampe
Ft. Riley
Fidensio Prado
One Time U S Attorney Indicted on Tax Charge
The Justice Department says a federal grand jury indicted Howard Lawn onetime assistant U S district attorney for New Jersey on charges of income tax evasion. The indictment notes underreporting of income and a related amount, with a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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Washington
The
Justice
Department
Howard Lawn
U.S. District’ Attorney
New Jersey
Ictment
John Brisky
Oak St
Dodgers Rally Fails as Yankees Win 3-2 In Ninth
In a tense game contresadrea page 3 recounts a back and forth battle. Hodges and Furillo delivered early Dodgers hits while Mantle Berra and Rizzuto sparked the Yankee offense. In the bottom of the ninth Hank Bauer or Nelson and Cox made key plays? culminating in a walk and a grounder out for the final out as the Yankees take the win 3-2.
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Contresadrea
Kato
Hodges
Atte
Dodgers
Furillo
Mize
Ingice
Biise Fresi
Cox
Yankees
Yeromy Holmes
Reynolds
Loes
McDougald
Rizzuto
Roe
Mantle
Collins
Berra
Poertora
Dgers
Hank Bauer
Rocny Nelson
Coxs
Hut MrDougald
Ho Hily
Arrore
Professors Say Nixon Stevens on Fund Differences
New York Columbia University professors say the Nixon and Stevenson funds differ clearly. They fault Nixon for appointing donors who knew him and for personal obligation, while Illinois donors were anonymous. They condemn Nixon’s defense as failing to show remorse or judgment.
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Columbia Universit
Nixon
Stevenson
Sen. Nixon
Senator Nixon
Gov
Adlai
Steverson
California
Illinois
Tlinois
Eisenhower and TV radio appeals in presidential campaign
A fragmented note argues Dwight D. Eisenhower’s TV and radio questions resemble selling gum and are crucial to reaching Southern voters. It suggests campaign speeches matter less than delivering the Democratic nominee’s message to national audiences, highlighting broadcast impact on public reception.
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Dwight B. Eisenhower
Evel Cts
South
Rell
United States
Senate Foreign Staffer Wilcox to Speak at KU Thursday
Francis Wilcox, chief of staff for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, will speak at 4 p.m. Thursday at the University of Kansas, under the Department of Political Science. A Washington D C native, he has served since 1945 and attended the UN conference in San Francisco and General Assembly meetings in London, Paris, and New York. He holds Ph.D. degrees from Iowa State University and Geneva.
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Washington D. C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
University of Kansas
Wilcox
Department of Political Science
Tom Connally
Texas
Library of Congress
San Francisco
General Assembly
London
Paris
New York
An Towan
State University of Iowa
Graduate Institute of Internatoral Studies
Geneva
Switzerrt Weenie
George Washington University
St. Louis
Division of
Socigq
University of Louisville
School of Advanced, International Studies
Rooney Challenges Gov Arnon Over Finances
Charles Rooney a Democrat gubernatorial candidate challenged Gov Arnon to disclose his finances and income for the last decade. He repeated a claim that Arnon received a $10,000 gift for living expenses during the 1950 campaign and alleged the Ann administration favored Republican lawyers and state employees in state business dealings.
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Charles Rooney
Rooney
Ann
Shawnee County Man Admits Killing County Attorney Victims
Shawnee County Attorney Coral Hawks said Watt Harvey admitted shooting his estranged wife Mrs Harvey 35 and her companion Harry Fruits 46 at a Topeka street intersection last Tuesday night. Harvey surrendered five miles northeast of Topeka after a five day search and said he hid in a barn near the Fletcher farm. Authorities planned first degree murder charges against Harvey.
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Topeka
Watt Harvey
Coral Hawks
Charles Fletcher
Fletcher
Hawke
Harvey
Cub Scouts Meet at Plymon National Church
Sree Seek Still aneer Thursday at Plymon National Church. Mrs Charles Mickener to serve as to be organized for the coming year. All members of the pack and prospective members with parents urged to attend.
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Sree
Aneer
Theater Held Up in Hutchinson by Two Bandits
Police pursue two bandits who robbed a Hutchinson theater after stepping from the cinema. A cashier and another employee were assaulted. one bandit carried a firearm during the incident.
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Hutchinson
Huron
Harod Mar Mangles
Fragmentary State Traffic Notice and Historic Legal Training
A garbled OCR fragment mentions traffic tolls, signs of the American Independence signers, legal training at Inns of Court, and references to hot weather. It hints at British legal education origins dating back to the 13th century and mentions gallons of water and weather impacts.
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Inns of Court
Honus Joua
Kansan Coiffure Guild Elects Officers at Convention
Mrs Ann Howell of Topeka was elected president of the Kansan Coiffure Guild at the Kansas State Cosmetologist convention in Wichita Saturday. Elected officers include Richard Moore of Wichita as vice president Edith Smith of Wichita secretary and Maude Harsch of Topeka treasurer. Bill Wichita won the annual contest for the third consecutive year.
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Wichita
Ann Howell
Topeka
Kansan Coiffure Guild
Richard Moore
Edith Smith
Maude Harsch
Bill
Umpire Sherber Refuses Downtown Hotel Menu Change
An unclear clipping notes Umpire Sherber dining at a downtown hotel and wet ink on menus since the World Series. It mentions sherbet raspberry and possible objections to menu items. The fragmentary text obscures full facts and names.
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Turma
University journalism program review meeting
A meeting of school trustees and Dean Marvin Burton W attended to discuss the campus visit program financed and promoted by the Foundation. They outlined plans to bring editors to the campus for personal interviews and to provide opportunities for work study with seven agents reporting on a summer program. Board members present included Alvin McCoy Kansas City Dolph Simons Lawrence Clyde M Reed Jr Parsons Rolla Clymer El Dorado Oscar Stauffer Topeka Martin Frohman Dalips and Dwight Peyton Overbrook.
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Dalen
Kane
Dean Maio
Lawrence
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons
Rolla Clymer
el Dorado
Oscar Stauffter
Topeka
Martin Frohman
Dalips
Dwight Peyton
Overbrook
Dean Marvin
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence area
William F Mann 70 of Jackson County Mo died at home. funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Six Mile Baptist Church and burial in Six Mile Cemetery. Albert Mortenson 73 of 2011 U St died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. born June 29 1873 in Lawrence. long University of Kansas employee 1898 1944. survived by wife Mabel, son Harry, brother William R Mortenson and niece Frances Mortenson. funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Funk’s Shou rs with Oak Hill Cemetery burial in Linds. Linda Kay Ragland 18 months daughter of Sylvester Ragland Jr and wife. died Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. cause undetermined per relatives. funeral and burial in Lubbock Texas.
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William F. Mann
Jackson County
C. J. Mann
Ky. St
Six Mile Baptist Church
Six Mile Cemetery
Albert Mortenson
U. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Mabel Mortenson
Harry Mortenson
Springfield
William R. Mortenson
Kansas City
Frances Mortenson
Funk
Oak Hill Cemetery
Linds Kay Ragland
Linda Kay Ragland
Sylvester Agland Jr
Sylvester Ragland Sr
Eelel Pittman
Lubbock
Texas
Colorado Accident Fatal To Kansan Two More Die
A Kansas man, Harry Oriez, 6, of Menlo, was among three killed in a five car crash on U S Highway 24 two miles east of Vona Colorado Sunday. He was a passenger in a car driven by Merle E Kelley of Menlo. Mrs Marie Ralston Means 35 of Colorado Springs also died. Mrs Means parents Silas E Meat and wife were among the victims.
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Colo. Ti
Harry Oriez
Menlo
Kan
Here
Merle E. Kelley
Marie Ralston Means
Colorado Springs
Means
To-Lon
Silas E. Meat
Denver
E Bees
Mrs Velma Worley Hort Slightly in Car Mishap
In Lawrence Kansas a collision at 9 am at 10th and Mass streets injured passenger Velma Worley Hort 1131 North Street. She received treatment for a head cut and was released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Frank Hagerman and George Edmonds were cited for a stop light violation. Four minor accidents reported over the weekend.
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Frank Hagerman
Dora
George Edmonds
N. J.st
10Th and
Mass
Velma Worley
Edmonds
Toom
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hagerman
Massachusetts St
Jim Collins
Ward Jones
Hagan
Air Force ROTC officers visit Kansas University campus air unit
Col. Axel E. Altberg and Lt. Col. Harley N. Cox from Maxwell Air Base visit the University of Kansas Air Force ROTC unit today and Tuesday. The group will assess the unit and coordinate with KU officials as Air Force ROTC comes under Air University direction.
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Air Force
Air University
Maxwell Air Base
Ala
University of Kansas
University
Axel E. Altberg
Harley N. Cox
Tenth Air Force Command
Selfridge Air Base
Michi
Scottish Rite selects leaders in grand lodge meeting
In a recent session, Jemnet J. Kins of Asheville North Carolina was chosen grand commander Claud F. Young of Ft Scott Kansas named grand secretary general and others named for the top posts at the supreme analytic assembly.
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Washington U
Jemnet J. Kins
Asheville
N. c
Rand
Claud F. Young
Ft. Scott
Kas
Jos
Grand
Kansas City Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Trends
OATS steady with light trade while HOGS fall 25 cents. Grass cattle prices rise mostly 50 higher for steers, heifers firm, cows down slightly. Stockers and feeders active, yearlings at 16.50 to 28.50, stock cows 13.50 to 16.00. Wheat at 2.14, corn 1.50, beans 2.68. eggs, butter, and poultry prices noted in local market roundup.
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USDA
Kansas City
Colorado
At. G Cash Grain
al- Wheat
New York
al Am Tel & Tel
Atchison Oats
Beech Atre
Beth So
Mleeterione
Nelle
Staats Boeing Airp
Milo Matte
Bran Air A Kaffir
Kan Pw & 19
Martin
Central
Avia Ohio Oil
Philips
Petes AM Radio CP Reyn
St Jos
Sinclair
TH Ltd
Texas
Tide Wat
Weekend fires injure man in Topeka gas explosion
John F. Smith, 51, of Topeka, suffered second and third degree burns when a broken four inch high pressure gas main exploded in an alley near 10th and Missouris and 10th and Dr. streets. Firemen doused the grass fire after flames rose 18 feet. Four other weekend fires caused minor damage. no injuries reported.
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John F. Smith
Topeka
10Th
Miss. Sts
Dr. Sts
Smith
Lawrence Memorial Hosital
John Miller
Miller
Burton Brown
Tenn. St
Harry W. Hoffman
Barker Ave
Gail French Peterson
Wall Street Slump in Railroads and Oils Weaker
The New York market eased with no sharp selling. Railroads and oils fell fractions to 1 or 2 points while most other issues drifted within the same small range. Trading volume reached about 1.1 million shares, led by Western Pacific which showed some strength, briefly touching 3 points.
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Wall Street
New York
Western Pacific Railroad
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