Within Sight of West Red Border
Two Allied divisions drove within sight of the west Korean border as UN forces mass for a knockout punch. South Korean Third Division spearheaded a push north of Kaesong toward Pyongyang while U.S. First Cavalry and Marines regroup for further operations. Allied air power hit North Korean supply lines and convoys as operations extended toward the red capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red Korea
S. First Cavalry
Korea
Ing
Uwe Nules
Aidhr
South Ke An
North Korea
United Nations
Kaenong
First Cavalry
Pyongyanc
Kiesang
Thoree
Lu S
Seoul
Uijengla
Pyongyang
Reids
Red Korea Seco
New York
Suwon
Imjin
Sity
Haskell Day Festivity Tickets Sold Downtown
Charmion of Commerce reports about four hundred tickets sold since Thursday for Haskell Day events. Activities include Indian dancing contests, a Haskell homecoming football game with Wamego Rural HS, and a barbecue. Tickets available at Kansas Power and Light, Kansas Public Service Gas, Round Corner Drug, Gibbs Others, Kress, Hat Read trading shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charmion Af Commerce
Othe
MasUringe
Zeta
Bert Juneh
Haskell
Wamego Rural High School
Kansas Power and Light
Kansas Public
Spfsice Gas Company
Round Corner Drug Store
Gibbs Others
Kress Store
Tidian Trader Shop
Srl
Wounded in Action Lt Harold Short KU Graduation 1949
Lt Harold Short wounded in Korea on October 1. KU graduate with Sigma Alpha Epsilon member and football player in 4 varsity seasons. World War II Marine Corps, Marine Reserve member. Wife Marjorie Sheridan Short in Fullerton California. Local banks close noon Tuesday October 10 1850 for Kansas Bankers meeting. Trade-in sale Kelvinator refrigerators at B F Goodrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acation
K. U
Korea
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Reserve
Marjorie Sheridan Short
Fullerton
Calif
Lawrence
Kansas Bankers Association
Adv
Drafting Of Doctors and Dentists To Begin December 1
Washington reports that the selective service will complete the doctors and dentists list for federal service by next month. General Hershey says actual drafting will start about December 1 after the October 16 registration date for 4,450 medical professionals. Inductions depend on military needs, with thousands possible. medic, dental and veterinary registrants under 30 face service, with deferments and reserves exempt from registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
General Hershey
Eelective Service
Bankers Meeting To Be Held In Community Building
Latrene banka chairs a one day Kansas Bankers gathering of 13 counties at the Community building in the city. An estimated 460 bankers from nearby counties will attend with First National and Lawrence National as hosts and Duane W. Malott speaking at the closing banquet. Eudora and Baldwin banks will close for the conference and events include morning registration, sectional forums, and a 2:00 pm tea hosted by Mrs. Docking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrene Banka
Taesthes
Te Aleve
Countis
Eeting
Bile Burcham
Lawrence National Bank
Eudora
Baldwin
Noun
Turaday
Kansas Bankers
Ton Eeringers
First National
Lawrence Nasional
Ave Docking
First Naal
UL Cellor
Duane W. Malott
Tunwr
Mlymouth Congregational Church
George Docking
Docking
Stratford Read
Andy Ny
Chase
Coffey
Doug Franklin
Johnson
Linn
Lyon
Miami
Message
Shawnee
Wabaun
Rev Henry Vo Collins Named Pastor at Geel Hampshire
Rev Henry Vo Collins will become pastor at Geel Hampshire streets on November 22, replacing Rev Rayna Miller who resigned. Collins comes from Emporia where he served as pastor of the Emporia church for several years. Previously he led congregations in Anthony and Elehort, with early ministry in Arkansas City.
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Faheeth O
Hie
Geel Hampshire
Rayna Miller
Whareiy
West Mains Ma
Emporia
Priew
Anthony, Elehort
Arkansis City
Douglas County elects new home demonstration agent successor
The Douglas County Farm Bureau Board and Home Economics Council accepted the resignation of county home demonstration agent Miss Bette Quigley effective October 21 and named Miss Carroll Crowgey of Wayne to replace her. Crowgey arrives November 1 after attending a state conference, with prior experience at Appalachian Electric Power in Welch West Virginia and a Virginia county school assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Farm Bureau Board
Home Economies Council
County
Bette Quighey
Caroll
Appalachian Electric Sind Bower Company
Welch
W.va
I Waunty Public
Virginia
Cromgey
Laverence
Margaret Kirby Burtis
County Farm Bureau Board
L. Kindred
J. M. Oconroy
Quigley
University of Missouri, Columbia
T Defame
Gower
Arn Visits City Aims at Governor Run and Football Buzz
Edward F. Arn Republican gubernatorial candidate toured Lawrence this morning guided by Don Hults. He predicted a Kansas Jayhawks victory over Colorado and planned a home gathering in Garnett. Arn will canvass the Sixth district next week, including Kathens County northern tier areas, while campaign staffer Wits promotes the past attorney general candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Arn
Don Hults
Poughrs County
U.colorado
Colorado Buffs
Garnett
Ransis” Livestock Association
Kathens
Wits
Cand Ao Incinher
Supreme ¢ Court
Taning World
Veuw
J Navy
Pacific
Camy Ienern
Kansas
Tax Refunds Drive County Funds To 318000 This Quarter
State Treasurer Richard Fadely and County Treasurer Melvin Miller announce 318,000 in TAN refunds for the quarter. Funds proceed to county secondary and bridge programs under statute. Pertain to state and county finances and refund operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ann
Sree
Richard Fadely
Taped
Melvin Miller
Srlvie Thursdaml
Couity
Soviet Vote Opposed On Korea Rebuild Plan
United Nations assembly backed a major plan to reconstruct unified Korea and authorize a drive across the 38th parallel, with a 47 to 4 vote and seven abstentions. The Soviet bloc opposed, arguing over Manchuria and Japan’s role, while Andrei Vishinsky led extended speeches delaying the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Assembly Today
U. N
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Unified
Korea
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Wkth
United States
Security Council
Ukraine
Harbin
Manchuria
Japan
Asia
M. Baranovsky
Baranovsky
U.N
Fair Day in the 70s Forecast for Kansas
A Topeka weather summary notes a mild autumn weekend with fair skies and daytime highs mainly in the 70s across Kansas. Cooler tonight with lows 40 northwest to near 60 south, then a warming trend tomorrow as highs reach 70s. A recent cool air surge followed widespread thunderstorms, mainly in the northeast, with moisture near an inch and clearing skies today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lima
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Ainfat
Fiany Tolay
Hanover
Ateh M Farland
Willard
Horton
Enworth
Dyville Enterprise
Chanute
Wamere
Coffeyne
Hill City
Goodland
WELLHEAD PRICE UPHELD Kansas Supreme Court Rules on Hugoton Field Case
Kansas Supreme Court rules the state corporation commission may set a minimum well head price for gas in the Kansas portion of the Hugoton field. The ruling upholds District Judge Ray Cali han of Garden City and an interim order issued in February 1949 challenged by Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, Northern Natural Gas, and Eastern Pipeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
State Corporation Commission
Kansas
Hugoton
Ray H. Calihan
Garden City
Calihan
Issi
Finney and
U S Citizen For Third Time
Katharine Yonemura, 44, born a Hawaii citizen, lost it after marrying a Japanese alien. She was naturalized in 1996, later voted in Japan, and the U S consulate ruled she forfeited citizenship. Judge Delbert Metzger overruled the consulate, saying she was coerced into voting and restored her citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attetiated Press
Honolulu
Katherine Yonemure
Hawaii
Japan
U.S
Delbert E. Metzger
Metzger
Downtown campaign names residential captains and workers
The article lists residential divisional leaders Elmer A. Pierson naming ward and downtown captains Clayton Stone Arch Kennedy J D King and a long roster of block workers for Massachusetts and New Hampshire streets. It notes kick-off events October 1 and a campaign drive running to November 24 with plans discussed at Chamber of Commerce offices and local precinct assignments across West Hills and Barker Avenue areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Pierson
Massachusetts Street
Clayton Stone
Arch Kennedy
J. O D. King
Jdowntown
Sekasm
Eldridge
Fter
King
Harold Allen
Ray Boreon
Duane Kraft
Bill Rowland
Tikeeelock
Chamber of Commerce
Truman Brown
Dusty Rhodes
Massachusetts
George Francis
Wayne Harring
New Hampshire
Brownie Kerns
Emory Syourz
Leon Hoofingle
Hank Brown
Ron Stravk
Dan Samp- Tes
Thott
Black
Black. “Muasseachusetts Street, Arthur Seiwald and Clarence Dowkery
Court House
Robert Oyler
Kennedy
Howard Wiseman
Arley Thurd
Vermont
Heard Thorntons
Masesachusetts
Vinton Warner
Ralph Gommell
Lea Ousdahl
George Noland
Frank Page
Vermont Street
R. H. Dusty
Rhodes
Paul Turner
Joe Reake
Ray Stoneback
Massachuse Dee Lesch
Merle Mek
Kenneth Edmonds
West Hills
Bathfat
Floyd
Peinei Win Mitchell
Pe Rankin
Arthur Colburn
Shultz
Nedy
Wand IV
Jor
Miller
J. W. Rose
Ward
Ed Elamy
Telephone workers push wage demands across the nation
The C I O Communications Workers union plans a campaign to win voluntary wage increases for about 250 000 telephone workers as contracts may be opened or settled. In Iola Kansas a car driven by Clarence Skinner overturned killing 15 year old Ervin M Regelin. Skinner was unhurt. The city council set a regular meeting for Monday at 7 30 pm.
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Washington
C.I.0
Communications Workers
Shell
Iola
Kan
GPA
Clarence Skinner
Here
Ervin M. Regelin
Skinner
Regelin
Naming Board Approves Romantic Place Names in Maine and More
The U S Board of Geographic Names approved several romantic mood style place names including Oneymeoon Island and Loves Brook in Maine while cancelling Back Street and approving Clay Hill as the town name. In York County Four Corners gains a new corner name. Event coverage notes 4-H and FFA awards in Douglas County with winners in livestock, dairy, and leadership, plus presentations by local bankers and clergy.
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Astaceatea Press
Washington
U.S. Board of Geographic Names
Oneymeoon Island
Brook
Back Street
Clay Hill
Four Corners
York County
Douglas
Five Corners
Honevers
Moon Iskind
Florida
Saint Augustine
Douglas County
Rex
Hog Island Jera Association
Edward
B. Martin
Bankers Association
Nike
Theoden | Aszman
Pitsi Preston
Ue Mvc
Itn
Tenniiers
Caroline Tornesson
Donald Landis
Liberty Memorial High School
Future Faciors of
Amheri
New KU Lab Theater Opens With Two One-Act Plays
The KU laboratory theater kicks off with Tak Theater presenting two one acts, Fumed Gak by Noel Coward and Augustus Toes Hix Bit by George Bernard Shaw, performing nightly for four nights starting Tuesday October 1 in Green Theater. Noted director leads the new lab theater program and the box office opens daily.
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Sonehting New
Department of 3 and Drama
Ocrober
Green
Noel Coward
Augustus Toes Hix
George Bernard Shaw
He’ m
Nyen P. My
mMstiaetor
Spew
New Lab Theater
Kansas and Colorado Battle in Rain Sparse Memorial Stadium
Local fans anticipated a rough weather game as Kansas and Colorado prepared for Memorial Stadium clash. The parade and campus events highlighted community pride with a large procession through Lawrence, featuring bands, speeches, and a postparade rally at Hotel Eldridge.
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Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
Colorado
K. UT
Alobeina
Ate Tunis
Maricaret Habern
South Park
Law
Borg
Lian Crea
James Dance
Hahein
Woodruff
Lonborg
Troy
Eldridge
Three Named Candidates For Homecoming Queen
Three students were listed as homecoming queen candidates: Linda Charen Harald Conner and Carolyn Zimmyramn. The student body will vote to select the queen during the homecoming festivities preceding the football game Thursday night.
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Tiew
Levieed
Ytteett
Honevening
Liberty Metron
Heseh School
Linda Charen
Ned Mre
Harald Conner
Varornt
Steent
Togtn Leankart
Doris Leonhart
Misschusetts Street
W. M. Leonehart
Learned Avenue
Carolyn Zimmyramn
William Aimerie
Big Rise in KU Training Units Enrollment This Fall
Enrollment in the three Reserve Officers Training Corps at the University of Kansas nearly doubles from last year with 975 cadets and midshipmen across Army ROTC Air Force ROTC and Naval ROTC. Air Force ROTC leads the gain, more than doubling to 219 from 97. Army ROTC sits at 225 up from 197. Naval ROTC has 188 up from 142. Enrollment remains voluntary with no compulsory basic training, and officials note the spike is linked to interest after recent events but not to draft avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces Reserve Officer Training Corps
University of Kansas
Army
Air Force
Naval R. I R. C. T. Gs
Sid
R.U
Land Grant Sehants
Air Force R. U. TC
Meeting to Open the Pie Day Observance
An event slated for Monday at a Pleas location will be led by chairperson Jairy Ratton. The publisher Wer 7, TM will preside over the gathering as observers noted heightened circulation on recent Sundays reaching around 12,000.
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Wer 7
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West Red Border
Kaesong
Teds
Nest Week
Harold Short
K. LU
Kelvinator
B. F. Goodrich
Bankers’ Meeting
Henry Vo Collins
Caroll Crowgey
ED Arn
G.O
CORE
South Korepinto
Ich
Inje
Assembly
Stag
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Wellhead Price
Hugoton Field
Cales Food Center
2Nd & Line
U. S
CLG
Pratima
Gallagher
Ady
Douglas County Bankers Association
IMAKE
Teo Junior Awards
Lay Mitchell
Kanwaka Club
Mary Millired Kalb
Jolly Juniors
Sherry Dean McTaggart
Shea
Miss Tormeden
Philip Wizer
Glenn Springs
Sissy
Miss McTaggart
Watt
Mary Mildred Kall
NEW K. U. Lab Theater
Mlase
Big Sean Hooter
Motil High
Magsae Pont
Te Tawrecee Chamber of Commerce
Tyeke
Reteloneh
Stalia
Rand
Yar Syane
Monty of
Officorn
Syyway
Kansas City
Metin
Soni
Ane
Atadiuen
Badover Tien
Bettie
Seagen
K.U
Hamnar
Pest
Lena Meare
R. Olms
Edward FL Kumpe
William R. Terrell
Regair
KK. U
Acme
Ipry Cleaners
Mass—Ady
Dia
Carolina
Fe Howe
York
MTWT
Oak
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