First U S Troops Reach Red Korea In Fierce Wonsan Fight
U S First Cavalry Division crossed parallel 38 to advance from Seoul toward Pyongyang while heavy fighting raged in Wonsan and along the Beol Pyongyang road. North Korean resistance slowed the initial push as commanders expected a rapid collapse after the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Wonsan
Korea
Seoul
MacArthur
Ted
Kim Tl Sung
William Derwath
Wonsans
Beant
Beoul-Pyanggvang
Kansas City theater figure M. D. Cohn dies at 41
M. D. Babe Cohn a Kansas City theater figure and former Lawrence resident died yesterday at age 41 after a heart attack at Aqua West ranch station in Mission. He was Paramount theater managing director in Kansas City for five years and previously worked with Publix theaters. Surviving are his wife Golda, a son Ronald, and a brother Byron S. Cohn of Topeka. Funeral at Funk's chapel tomorrow at 2 with burial in Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T
Bake) Cohn
Kansas City
Lawsrence
Aqna West Anth Strver
Mission
Paramount Theater
Ransax City
Lawr Cohn
J. H. Cohn
the Fair
Massachusetts Street
Wolfson’s
K. U
Mt. Oread
Cohn
Glenn Dickinson
Fur Publix
Milton Feld
Newcastle
Paramount
Fox
Nave Cohn
Pawnee Beck
University of Kansas
Golda McDougal
Byron S. Cohn
Topeka
Vida McDougal
Ronald R
KU Band Plans Two Out‑of‑Town Football Trips
The 110 member University of Kansas marching band, directed by Russell L. Wiley, will travel to Manhattan on November 18 to parade downtown and join the Kansas State college band for the game day. On November 23 the group will go to Columbia Missouri to participate in the halftime at the Missouri game. Local banks will close at 12 noon Tuesday October 19 1959 for a Kansas Bankers Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Russell L. Wiley
Manhattan
Kansas, State College
Columbia
M. A
Lawrence
Yes Kansas Bankers Association
Truman Plans Major Foreign Policy Talk This Month
Close associates say President Truman will address the United Nations General Assembly in New York later this month in a non political speech. He has abandoned a broad whistle stop campaign and may schedule additional talks by radio or other venues before the November congressional elections.
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Washington
Truman
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Reds
South Korea
White House
United Nations
Williamsburg
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac Waters
Barkley
Democraticational
William M. Boyle
Boyle
Mr. Truman
Ateast
Democrats vi 5
Senator Anderson
1. N.om
Den
American Legion Urges Use of Atom Bomb in War Crisis
The S2nd annual national convention executive committee urges use of the atom bomb against Russia in case of further aggression. They call for Korea under U N command, nonrecognition of red China, defense of Formosa, aid to the Philippines against communism, and a peace treaty with Japan under world oversight. They criticize the State Department and Dean Acheson, favoring immediate appointment of a new secretary of state. Erle Cooke Sr. pushes universal military training and expansion of the merchant marine, lauding Louis Johnson's defense record.
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Los Angeles
The
American Legion
United Nations
Korea
U. No
General MacArthur
United States
China
Formosa
Jarain
Japan
Sisto
Langer
States Department
Dean Acheson
Erle Cooke, Sr
Georgia
Camp Manor
National Security Commission
U. S. Merchant Marine
Louis ‘Johnson
Defense
Homecoming Queen Contest Entires Sought at LIS KR
LIS KR homecoming organizers announce rules for queen selection and house decorations. Nomination forms and petitions must reach the dean of women by 5 p.m. October 21, with candidacies from organized and independent groups due by October 11. Judging runs 7 to 9 p.m. October 9, rejudging October 10, results announced at halftime of the KU Nebraska game on October 25.
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LIS KR. L
Elmer F. Beth
Qonald Wilson
Hall
Beth
Wilson
Ui. Inc
K. U-Nebraska F
Harder
Kansas University Class of 1431 Holds Organizational Meeting
Officers of the Kansas University class of 1431 met last night at the Elseworth home to assign duties for the coming school year. Attending were faculty and alumni including Margaret Habein and John Amberg along with several committee chairs. A Republican political rally is set for 7 30 tonight at the Hesper Grange hall near Eudora with Don Hults and candidates for county offices expected to attend. Trade in sale Kelvinator refrigerators at BF Goodrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Fred Elseworth
Misa Margaret Habein
L. C. Waairaff
Woodruff
Marvin Email
John Amberg
Larry Roxs Thiessen
Pri
Fidemondson
Pan Coker
Don Giffin
John Eulich
Diane Sherwood
Divon Vance
Margaret Dickinson
Fred Six
Maxine Holsinger
Roger Davis
Hesper Grange Hall
Don Hults
Douglas County Central Committee
Eudora
Kan gar Pharmacy Institute set for October at KU
The Pharmacy Institute planned for October 22 to 24 at the University of Kansas will cover both technical and business aspects of pharmacy in a postgraduate program. Dean J Allen Rowse announced the event, with sponsors including the state association the RK U school of pharmacy and University extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangar Pharmaceutical Association Pharmacy Institute
University of Kansas
J. Allen Rowse
State Association
RKU
School of Pharmacy and
University Extension
Deane Wy Malott
Ihei R
K. U. Pharmacy
Dick Raney
Kansas State Rd of Pharmacy
Osborne
Blaine Miller
Salinas
Dale Dickson
Topeka
Sam Silverman
General Munsel
the & Chusetts Pharmaceutical Assion
Hasten
Bedward H. Harshinger
K. U. School of Medicine
Kansas City
B.C. Buehler
Fred Sharpe
N. K. Nelson
Larry A. Magill
Paul A. Foster
George EL. Erickson
Homer H. Minnick
Kansas
Kansas Agriculture
Fine Fall Weather Forecast Across Kansas
Weather outlook shows mild fall temperatures for Kansas with clear skies. A. P. Trobb says tonight will be cool in the lower 40s and tomorrow rising to the upper 60s to near 70s in eastern areas. Topeka notes highs near 70s, with Goodland reaching 73, while Chanute records around 40s. No statewide precipitation over the weekend. In Topeka, Rev. Lowell C. Bryant will take the pastorate of the First Christian Church from Lincoln, Nebraska. Lawrence golfer Bobbie Richards wins the 1950 Gulf Trophy at Country Club, defeating Bud Coy 6 and 5.
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Tipeka
Goodland
Taw
U& Degrees
Chanute
Kansas
Topeka
Lowell C. Bryant
First Christian Church of
Lincoln
Neh
Bobbie Richards
Lawrence
Fat Conn
Richards
Bud Coy
Soviet Backers for Parts of U N Emergency Powers Plan
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky signaled Russian support for certain points of a U N emergency powers plan backed by the United States and seven other nations. The proposal would authorize a veto-free General Assembly, peace patrols, and national units ready to aid UN operations, with a review panel to assess available resources by next September.
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Britain
France
Canada
Philippines
Turkey
Urugou
Er Dutles
United States
U.N
Russia
Security Council
Korea
Assenb
Peace Observation Commission
Assembly
Lu.n
Vargas Seen Leading Brazil Election. Campaigns Begin
Former dictator Getulio Vargas holds a strong lead in Brazil's presidential race as results show him with about half the votes, while Lt. Gen. Eduardo Gomes narrows Vargas' margin. The government-backed candidate Cristiano Machado is trailing but expected to win as votes continue to be tallied. Separate notes detail campaign kickoffs, volunteer drives, and induction calls for local men.
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Airceiglet
Bessa
Rio de Fjaneire
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Eduardo Games
Vargas
Gomes Thu
Didate Cristiano Machato
Didate
Brazilian Labor
PTH
Lawrence to host dental meeting of two district societies
Lawrence will host a gathering of 10 dentists from Kansas cities including Topeka and Topeka to discuss dental research and techniques. Ott John Albers will lead the First District with other officers planning opening sessions at the Gr Butinas City school. Dr Clifford Kil e of Hutchinson to present on denture impression techniques and bid a history of his work.
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Lawrence
Hatelwoo
Kansas
Topeka
Fimpora
Ott Jdohn Albers
Ing
Dee Neiman
Proei
Clifford
Kile
Hutchinson
Hee
Gust SY Reuue
Journal of the
American Cemnal Association
Indain Instrument
Deture
Pressune
Matetiala Hax
Lawrence man found in car near Lakeview in uncertain condition
George T. Wetzel 61 of 818 Missouri street was found unconscious in his car near Lakeview. He is described as in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial hospital with a possible heart tablet overdose and has been under heart treatment recently. He was missing since about 12:30 yesterday afternoon and located at 3:45 p.m. after a search by Lawrence police.
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George T. Wetzel
Missouri Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lakeview
Baid Wetzel
Wetzel
Douglas County
Douglas County Ration Board
James Kanzig
John Davis
Lawrence
Palmyra Old Settlers Meet Thursday Near Church
Palmyra Old Settlers Association holds its annual meeting near the First Methodist church in Baldwin with a noon basket dinner in Fellowship Hall. A program follows featuring music by Glenn Pate, a chalk talk by Arthur K, and a guest talk by Rev Clare Hayes. Members who have lived in Kansas 40 years or more are invited.
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Palmira
First Methodist
Baldwin
Fellowship Hall
Glenn Pate
Baker
Stiff
Angess
Clare Hayes
Arthur K. AN
Kansas
Otto Spitzti
Waldwin
Lawrence
William Frowe
Personality Clinic at Junction City High by Dr. Schwegler
Dr. Raymond A. Schwegler dean emeritus of KU education conducts a personality clinic at Junction City High School tomorrow. He will address assemblies and student groups and hold conferences with individuals after. He spoke today at Linns club luncheon and will speak at Rotary tomorrow.
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Raymond A. Schwegler
School of Education
University of Kansas
Junction City
Schwegler
Ife
Linns Club
Rotary Club
Expansion of National Guard Units Under Local Recruitment Drive
A fragmented notice describes a plan to expand National Guard units by recruiting women up to age 35 and increasing summer drill requirements. Spokespersons say inductees will drill under local supervision and may not be called for federal service, though draft considerations remain.
Pavement Work Delays Openings on Sixth and New Hampshire Streets
The eight foot pavement project on Sixth Street between New Hampshire and Seventh and on Sixth between Massachusetts and New Hampshire extends into November. Public access will be limited until major completion, with a street closure and interim detours in effect. A new curb alignment and widened lanes are planned, with final opening expected by September, weather permitting.
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New Sath
N. Shire Streets
Sisth Street
Massachusetts
New
Nove Mah
Svark
Winston Sertran
Sith
Mauj
Bigien chapter hosts biennial national engineering meeting
The Lar chapter of Bigien hosts the seventeenth biennial national convention of the engineering society in October. Notable figures include Kenneth A. Spence head of Spencer Company Ravens City and Howard Montgomery Estelle son of Mr and Mrs Howard Estelle of Ravens City who will complete seaman recruit training at the Lis Naval Training Center San Wiese.
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Enars Omianihirs
Bigien
Octaber MW
Cowl. Bethel
Ke. U
Howard Montgomery Estelle
Howard Estelle
Neeth Puarth Street
Lis. Naval Training Center
San Wiese
Kansas Cities Press Ahead With School Building Plans
A survey shows several Kansas cities advancing school construction while Lawrence lingers. Ottawa voted bonds for two new grade schools with first building underway. Salina expanded funds for a high and two grade schools. Hutchinson moved quickly on new buildings. Lawrence still awaits blueprints five and a half years after approving an $800000 high school fund.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Ottawa
Hutchinson
Hamar Auto
Huthime Cocey Hich
Ebenego Lawrence
Salina
Gallagher Mtrs.— Adv
Moving Ahead on Science Building at University of Kansas
The University of Kansas advances plans for a 31 972 000 science hall designed by state architect Charles Marshall. The six story complex will house the pharmacy chemistry and physics departments and the library, with extensive basement space and integrated utilities. Bids will be issued this fall as design work nears completion under a 949 million state appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Science Hall
Charles Marshall
Kansas University
U of Kansas
State of
Kansas
Mount Creshee
Haworth Hail Aid Robinson Gymnasius
Ruerury
Shal of Pharmacy
Lev Laboratory
Blake Hall
Weet
Plius
Euet
School of Pharmacy
Fair Marshall
Burglary Report At Donald Palmateer Residence
Police investigated a break in at Donald Palmateer's home where a table, a barrel shotgun, an electric iron, a clothing suitcase, and costume jewelry were taken. A dining room window was noted as the entry point and the family expressed concern the incident occurred between one and two p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Donald Dadateer
Sy Seral
Dethens
Fingl
Enteaner
Natver
Tas
Hardware Owner Dies After Long Illness in Atchison
Long illness claims life of Heber RL firm owner in Atchison. Funeral services held for Mize a Haniwine Co man of the bond, with a bold tribute to the late hardware dealer and community member. Local mourners gathered as arrangements proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardware Omner
Tr Re Weld
Atchison Man ‘Vtoimnarroe
Vesterlay
Heber RL
Bankers Meet at Toon For Conference Tomorrow
Bankers from nearby communities will attend a conference at the Kudera community building. The Baldwin bank will close, and the event runs all day with attendees from Lawrence and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bank
Toon
Courtie
Kudera Bank
Baldwin Bank
Noun
City Council Meets Tonight Amid Regular Session
Fragmented report shows council convening in regular session with scattered figures and notes on stock market indices, including an average at S40 and a noted drop. The article references local governance and market data in a concise, period-voice brief.
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U. S
Red Korea
M. D
Babe) Cohn
Son of Fair Store
K. U. Band
K-State
M. U. Eaines
Legion
Kelvinator
Goodrich
Adv
KRU
Advance Gifts Canyarien
Lawrence Cannguning Chess LY Drive
Tomorruw
Advance Gifts Committee
Jack Miller
Enileopa 100
Miller
Jeroeps
Pitts
I O'Eleen
Chamber of Merve
Eldridge Hotel
Mes
Elwer Bierson
Eit Paigar
Jy King
Nis
Jee Uragier
Campaign Emaininany
Graber
Yaw Junior High
Neal Wharry
Freida Cowles
Allwetter Boetional Council
Guy Keefer
Wot
Vhing
Pierson
Wis
Hadph Ping
Lo Dunkerer
Travinrie
Jane
Teddy
Will
Ket
Cytoteni
Frank Bodin
Rentack Street
William David Semmerville
Barker Avenue
John Edward Nelson
Walnut Street
Emerson
Kring
S Baldwin
Oates
Oates Tquate of Vb Inen
Army
Palmyra
Old Settlers Meeting
Dean Schwegler
Cole's Food Center
2Nd & Linc
Eldridge
Larry Ray
John H. Church
WHB
Will Beleval
Ath Infantry Division
Zim's
Nari
Kansas Cities
Donald Palmateer
Kane
Lemme
Piardi
Denyer
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