Ike, Adlai Hurt Scathing Charges General sai 1951
Eisenhower accuses the Truman administration of fault in Korea policy in San Francisco speech. He claims the State Department left Korea outside defense perimeters and that the talks swindled the world into a stronger Communist position. He defends his plan to build up armed forces and criticizes Truman while outlining a broad cold war strategy.
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Ike
Adlai
Sai
Stevenson
Jake
Korea
San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South California
Truman
GOP
State Department
Pacific
Cow Palace
U.N
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Fresno
San Diego
Long Beach
Los Angeles
California
Russia
Congress
Joe Stalin
Joe
United States
Department of State
Defense Department
Mutual Security Administration
Washington
U. S
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Kremlin
Georgi N. Zaubin
Kennan
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Geneva
Foreign Office
Elim O'Shaughnessy
Stevenson Rampages Through Missouri Attacks Eisenhower Taft Pact
Adlai Stevenson campaigned in Missouri calling Eisenhower the honorary Republican nominee and Taft’s ally, labeling the campaign a great surrender. He lauded Truman’s independence and foreign policy while condemning the Republican ticket as under Taft’s dictation. A large crowd greeted the flying tour with stops in Kansas City and St. Joseph as Stevenson urged unity against communism.
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Eisenhower
Taft
New York
Truman
St. Joseph, Mo
Stevenson
Iruman
Free Nations
Communist Party
Steverson
E. K. Burgard
Kansas City
Memorial Building
Illinois
18Th Street
Paseo
Missouri
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Independence
Harry Truman
Koreans Drive Chinese From White Horse Hill in Fierce Battle
South Korean infantry stormed to within 20 yards of White Horse Hill’s summit amid savage close combat with two Chinese regiments. Allied tanks and air power pounded Red positions as U.S. and Korean forces fought back in the biggest Communist drive north of Seoul. Reports cite heavy Red casualties and continued heavy fighting across Western and Central Fronts, with air raids and mass B-29 sorties targeting Kowon.
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Bulletin
Seoul
White Horse Hill
White Horse
Kowon
Korea
Wonsan
December draft call for 47 000 men
The Army issued a December draft call for 47 000 men, bringing total inductions since September 1950 to 1 154 430. The Defense Department aims to complete the quota in the first two weeks to maximize Christmas leave for servicemen, with most draftees drawn from 21 and 20 year olds. The Army has earmarked 1 073 000 of the total, and the Marine Corps drafted 81 430 before halting draft inductions last May.
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Washington
Defense Department
Selective Service
Army
Marine Corps
Sabotage case Centered in Frankfurt Deepens Mystery
In Frankfurt a closed door meeting was held as German officials and an American delegation denied involvement in a sabotage group. August Zinn claimed Americans trained and funded a 30 000 mark a month unit drawn from Bund Deutscher Junge. He said the group planned liquidation targets and had set up an intelligence service. American officials reportedly disbanding the unit and expressed regret.
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Frankfurt
Germany
August Zinn
Hesse
Wiesbaden
Zinn
U. S
Samuel Reber
Topeka Kansas Weather Prospects In Four Words
The weather bureau said to expect fair skies Thursday night and Friday with warmer temperatures. Lows 35 to 45 degrees, highs 70s east to 80s west, with no rainfall expected.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Weather, Bureau
Hill Cit
Goodland
Hill City
Wichita
Dodge City
Queen of Homecoming crowned at high school game
At halftime during the Shawnee Mission football game, Liberty Memorial High School will crown one of three Homecoming Queen candidates: Barbara Holladay Sara Lawrence or Ruth Roney. The 1952 ceremony includes escorts from student leaders and a combined LMHS Shawnee Mission Band performance.
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LMHS
Barbara Holladay
Jeff
Ruth Roney
Sara Lawrence
Lions
Journal World Photo
Lawrence - Shawnee Mission
Liberty Memorial High School
Haskell Field
Bob Preston
Dick Laing
Frank Black
Don Beene
Preston
Nat Smoyer
Joe Robb
Miss Holladay
James Holladay
Miss Lawrence
George Lawrence
Roney
Roland Roney
Shawnee Mis
Girl Hurt in Explosion In Good Condition Today
Miss Margaret Allen 18, of Kansas City Missouri, a University of Kansas freshman, sustained a serious eye injury and facial lacerations when a chemical explosion shattered a test tube in a laboratory. She was listed in good condition at Watkins Memorial Hospital with no fever or infection and showed daily improvement potential for eyesight.
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Margaret Allen
Kansas City
Kansas
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Miss Allen
Capitol Federal to Build New Drive In Bank in Topeka
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan plans a new rustic modern drive in bank at the northeast corner of 11th and Vt Streets in Topeka. Bids invited from Lawrence contractors. Eugene H. Hezner of Chicago will supervise. building includes air conditioning, recreation room, kitchen, and a parking area, with plans modeled after Kansas City area drive in.
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Capitol Federal Savage and Loan Association
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Ith and
Vt. Sts
Kansas
Capitol Federal
Eugene H. Hezner
Chicago
Lawrence
Chicago Bank and Equipment Company
Ding
Drive-In Savings Company
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
11Th and
Republican Squad Harasses Truman Across Colorado
A group called a truth squad verbally assailed President Truman in Colorado as they shadow his campaign with rebuttals to anti Eisenhower rhetoric. Senators Millikin Ferguson and Mekeloper accused Stevenson of puppetry and criticized Truman for political tactics and dignity of the presidency.
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Denver
Republs
Truman
Colorado
Eugene D. Millikin
Adlai, Stevenson
Iltini Truman
Pueblo
Jomer Ferguson
Michigan
Stevenson
al’ Denver
Rourke Mekenlooper
Iowa
Morris Kay Improves After Polio Diagnosis at KU
Morris Kay star Kansas University defensive end has been diagnosed with polio but shows no muscular weakness or fever and rests comfortably. Kay, a St John junior, was hospitalized Tuesday with five KU polio cases this year reportedly mild with full recovery likely. his future season status remains uncertain.
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Morris Kay
Kansas University
Watkins Memorial
Kay
St. John
Watkins
Journal-World
K.u.’S
K.U
Ays
Albert Kay
Lawrence
Reform Targets Black Market In Egypt And Food Prices
Egypt announced new penalties for black marketeers and assigned the army to enforce sharp food price cuts. Banks in Lawrence will close Monday for Columbus Day.
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Roughon
Cairo
Egypt
Lawrence
Laird, Sara G. dies. KU English professor retired
Miss Sara Grant Laird, 72, retired University of Kansas English professor, died Wednesday night in Ashtabula, Ohio, at the home of her brother John Laird. Born January 25, 1880 in Jefferson, Ohio, she taught high schools before Oberlin College and Columbia University, joined KU English in 1912, chaired honors and advising, and retired in 1950 as associate professor emerita. Surviving are her sister Helen Laird and numerous nieces and nephews. funeral and burial will be held Saturday at the Askew Brink Funeral Home in Ashtabula.
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Sara Grant Laird
University of Kansas
Ashtabula
Inlaw
John Laird
Miss Laird
Ind. Sr
Watkins Hospital
Jefferson, O
Faculty Women's Club
American Association of University Professors
The
Modern Language Association
IX US Alumni Association
Helen ‘Laird
Ashtabula. O
Askew- Brink
Fire calls report two Lawrence incidents
The Lawrence fire department was dispatched to 825 Maple Ave. at about 3 15 p m Wednesday to extinguish a roof fire with slight damage and undetermined cause. Earlier, shortly after 1 p m today a call went to 1135 Conn St for a hot electrical wire in smoke with no damage.
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Lawrence
Paul E. Robinson
Maple Ave
C. R. Bowen
Conn. St
October 24 Deadline for Lawrence Voter Registration
Lawrence voter books close at 10 p m Friday October 24 with reopens after the November 4 election. City residents must be registered to vote, county residents in Douglas County outside Lawrence precincts vote at polling places. City Clerk Harold Fisher extended registration hours to 10 p m on weeknights starting October 15. Regular hours are 8 a m to 5 p m weekdays and 8 a m to noon Saturdays. The city’s total registration neared 10 300 with potential to exceed 11 000. the 1948 all time high was 11 535. New residents or those who changed addresses should contact the clerk’s office in person. To vote, a person must be 21 by November 4, have resided in the precinct for 30 days, and be a resident of Kansas. Davis and staff can answer questions about registration status.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Harold Fisher
Lawrence City Hall
Mass. Sts
Harry S. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Kansas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai F. Stevenson
Fisher
Glado
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