Football news and coaching notes at the town meet
Backes Hoag John Simons Bob Brande berry Hal Cleavinger and John Konek fullbacks Galen Fiss Frank Sabatini and Pat Murphy. At today s meeting at the big hotel the coach expressed satisfaction over Kay s light case and urged football fans to take the one game at a time approach. The town state contest looms and the coach notes improved efficiency due to the platoon system and larger staff.
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Backs Hoag
John Simons
Bob Brandeberry
Hal Cleavinger
John Konek
Galen Fiss
Frank Sabatini
Pat ™ Murphy
Hige
Kay
Town
Ton Hel
UNESCO meeting on world peace planned in Douglas County
A Tuesday October 14 meeting at 7 45 p m in the Parish Hall of Congregational church will feature Rev Oscar E Benny of the Kansas UNESCO executive committee speaking on how Douglas County residents can help build world peace. Clayton Crosier KU civil engineering assistant professor chairs the Douglas County UNESCO Council.
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Unesco
Congregational
Oscar E. Benny
Kansas Unesco
Hester In.y
Oberlin
Bonny
Douglas County
Clayton Crosier
University of Kansas
Unesco Council
Meacham Ship Case Ties Surplus to Casey Group
Alexandria reports a probe into a Meacham related scheme where former Rep. Toney E. Casey leads a group alleged to profit from surplus government ships. Judge Albert Bryan ruled that control by Chinese aliens allowed government reclaims, despite arguments of American control.
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Alexandria
Vai
Group
Toney E. Casey
Casey
Newbold
Morris
Albert Bryan
Phuraday
Casey's Group
Maritime Commission
Casey Group
China International Foundation
Commission
Doyle Fees Revealed In House Inquiry
Washington aide Doyle admits earning about 86 000 dollars in outside legal fees from 1945 to 1950 while serving as U S attorney for Southern Illinois. He says private practice was legal and minimal, with no records or office. An amended tax return added 5 000 dollars in outside fees. Subcommittee finds a 250 dollar gap between private earnings and reported outside income. Doyle, Decatur Illinois, also notes 96 517 25 in private earnings 1945 to 1950 and 43 468 09 as U S attorney. Justice Department and IRS to review.
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Washington
Howard L. Revie
House
U. S
Southern Finois
Doyle
House Judicary Subcommittee
Tne
Robert Collier
Subcommittee
Justice Department
Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
Decatur, II
Collier
Springfield
F . Keating
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
Keating
Oklahoma pilot downs two Red MIG-15s in Korea
In Northwest Korea a U S Fifth Air Force jet battle Tuesday or Thursday credited Lt. William D Angle and two others with downing two Red MIG-15s. The fight involved Sabre fighters from the 16 Fourth Fighter-Interceptor Wing and a total of 18 MIGs were reported damaged.
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Seoul
Korea
Kark
Dittmer
el Rerno
Okla
U. S. Fifth Air Force
William D. Angle
Grove
Wichita
Kas
Publication Provides Tax Refund Totals
Wichita report notes a list of 813 names of taxpayers due federal income tax refunds for 1951 with undeliverable mail and checks totaling 12 800 mailed. Collector Lynn Brodrick cites more than one third of the 35 000 refunds listed have been paid.
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Wichita
Lynn Brodrick
Ick
ROTC Conference Brought by Four-State Area Instructors
Army ROTC instructors from Kansas to Nebraska gather at the University of Kansas Den on Saturday for a conference. About 25 officers from four states including Missouri and Nebraska attend to discuss teaching and administration of ROTC programs across the nation.
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den of Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Stevenson Endorses Truman Remnant in Eisenhower Clash
In a whistle stop bold stand Stevenson backs the President against Eisenhower. He denounces the Republican leader as a man of compromise while warning party leaders against losing principle. He cites Taft talks and a tainted crusade as surrender figures and quips about a tiger ride to end with the rider inside.
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Stevenson
Truman
Eisenhower
Joe Stalin
Joe
Taft
New York
Chairman in tirade over Stevenson campaign tone
Arthur Summerfield, chairman of the Republican National Committee, accused Adlai Stevenson of hitting an all time low in political campaigning after Stevenson's Milwaukee speech endorsing Wisconsin Democrat candidates. Summerfield cited Stevenson’s remarks comparing backbones and funny bones and noted Eisenhower’s endorsements of Jenner and McCarthy without naming them.
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Washington
Arthur Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Stevenson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
William Jenner
Indiana
Jenner
Joseph McCarthy
Summerfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Promotions and training highlight military family notes
Mrs Max D Hickox reports from Seoul Korea that her husband has been promoted to sergeant after eight months in Korea and seven in Japan with the Fourth Mobile Radio Broadcasting Co Set. He expects discharge in January. The Hickox family stays with Zelina Higginbottom and Mr and Mrs D E Higginbottom. A B William C Thompson and A B Clarence D Delsing, 1952 Liberty Memorial High School graduates, begin basic training at Parks Air Force Base near Oakland California for two months before technical schooling. They were inducted Sept 11 in Kansas City and flew to Oakland, seeing Adlai Stevenson at an airport in New Mexico. Thompson is grandson of Mrs Louise Roberts and Delsing is son of Mr and Mrs John Delsing.
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Max D. Hickox
Seoul
Korea
Japan
Mobile Radio Broadcasting Co
Hickox
Zelina Higginbottom
Keith
D. E. Higginbottom
William C. Thompson
Clarence D. Dolsing
Liberty Memorial High School
Parks Air Force Base
Oakland
Calif
Kansas City
Adlai Stevenson
New Mexico
a .__Thompson
Mra
Louise Roberts
Record Polio Onslaught In Kansas Tapers Off
Topeka reports the polio surge in Kansas appears to be tapering with only new cases listed by the State Board of Health. A total of 1,382 cases have been recorded year to date, down from prior peaks. Counties noted include Clark Cloud Caw Simith and Wallace. Frank Ollie Lam of Topeka was fined $25 and costs for drunkenness in a public place.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
Bane
Frank Ollie Lam
Feans on White Horse in a See-Saw Battle
A chaotic clash on White Horse Mountain sees a volatile contest between North Korean Reds and Republic of Korea forces. The battle features waves of human charges, dense grenade and machine gun exchanges, and heavy artillery roars as positions shift repeatedly until the ROKs momentarily restore their lines amid night fighting on crests slopes and valleys.
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Upma
White Horse Mountain
By. i A. Im
ROKS
Harvard Professors Launch National Drive To Defeat McCarthy Jenner
Three Harvard professors launched a nationwide mail campaign to raise funds against senators Joseph McCarthy and William Jenner. Five thousand letters signed by Archibald MacLeish Arthur Schlesinger and Mark Howe were sent to faculty and colleges. The appeal labels the two midwesterners as a grave threat to American liberal tradition and directs funds to their Democratic rivals Fairchild and Sorheimer.
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Boston
Harvard
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Mark de Wolfe Howe
Archibald MacLeish
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Howe
Alumni Luncheon in Iowa State Memorial Union Cyclone Cellar
Lawrence reports invite Lawrenceians to KU Iowa State football game luncheon in Ames cafeteria style no reservations needed Led by Mrs Cecil Fenner Marrs KU 1924 alumna Several World Series payments noted Yankees share about 210 million Dodgers 140 thousand plus total receipts 1.622 million Houk Lawrence native on Yankees roster and bat once Speed crackdown in Topeka yields 100 plus arrests School zones monitored. Lawrence weighing speed trap options amid complaints
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Ames
University of Kansas-Iowa’ State University
K. U
Iowa State Memorial Union
Cecil Fenner Marrs
New York Yankee Baseball Club
Brooklyn Dodger
Yankees
Dodgers
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Lawrence
Houk
Bronx Bombers
Yogi Berra
Topeka
City Commission
Cub Scouts to hear Fire Chief John Miller on fire safety
Lawrence Fire Department Chief John Miller will address Cub Scouts Pack 51 at Plymouth Congregational Church tonight at 7 in observance of Fire Prevention Week. He will speak on fire safety and prevention steps for families and the community.
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Cub Scouts
John Miller
Lawrence
Local Birth Announcements From Memorial Hospitals
A series of birth notices lists new arrival details across several towns. Names include Mrs. Elizabeth Woood and baby boy at Sunnyside, Mrs. Barbara Evans and baby boy, 1323 Oak Hill Road, and Mrs. Verna Young with a baby boy at Tonganoxie, among others. The items note mothers, addresses, and birth timing through Wednesday or today.
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Delores Dirk
Ruby Wiggins
William Marshall
Prospect St
Merle Potters
Oskaloosa
Elizabeth Woood
Sunnyside
Barbara. Evans
Oak Hill Road
Virginia Stowell
Harkell Ave
Verna Young
Tonganoxie
Anna Blevins
Elm St
Annabelle Kitzhaber
Deaths and Funerals for Flora E. Mackie and Rose Blair
Funeral services for Flora E. Mackie 76 of 1125 W Campus Road will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the residence with Rev. Robert C. Swift in charge private burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Pall bearers are her sons and sons in law David C Mackie George K Mackie Jr William R Mackie Dr Thomas J Danies Ben C Carman and Joe E Daniels She was born Flora Elizabeth Bush January 10 1876 in Leadville Colorado lived in Scammon before moving to Lawrence in 1915 and died from a heart attack Her survivors include six children two sisters eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren In Blair Rose Blair died Wednesday at St Marys Hospital Kansas City Her husband was chief of the Bell Telephone Co office in Lawrence for 22 years Burial is in Atchison with services at St Benedicts Church in Atchison and burial there Also surviving are one sister a Kansas City relative and two brothers.
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Flora E. Mackie
Campus Road
Robert C. Swift
Memorial Park Cemetery
David C. Mackie
George K. Mackie Jr
William R Mackie
Thomas J. Danies
Ben C. Carman
Joe E. Daniels
Mackie
Flora Elizabeth Bush
Leadville
Colo
Kansas
George Mackie
Scammon
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Ben Carman
Riverton
N. J
William R. Mackie
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Thomas J. Mackie
New York City
John W., Mackie
Blair
L. E
Rose) Blair
St Mary’s Hospital
Atchison
Police Court Fines Adjusted for Drunkenness and Traffic
In police court Jay Richardson of 1219 Prairie St was fined 10 dollars for drunkenness. Raymond Bagby of Sunflower Village received a 10 day jail sentence for drunkenness but was suspended and placed on six month probation. Ralph E Menhusen of Me Ave was given 15 days for drunkenness and disturbing the peace, sentence suspended and one year probation. In traffic court Alden Dunkelberger of 1140 La St was fined 25 dollars for speeding. Thompson of 1635 Ala St was fined 10 dollars for running a stop sign and John Pickens of 615 Vt St forfeited a 10 dollar bond for running a stop sign. Charles Lotof travel or wrong way on a street was listed but details unclear.
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Jay Richardson
Prairie Sr
Raymond Bagby Sr
Sunflower Village
Ralph E. Menhusen
Me, &T
Alden Dunkelberger
la. St
CE Tenn ‘Thompon
Ala. St
John Pickens
Charles Lott
Coe-Way Sirest
Lewis Attacks Taft Proxy Bid for Presidency
John L. Lewis railed at Taft and the Taft Hartley Act at the United Mine Workers convention in Cincinnati. He criticized Taft as unwise for pursuing the presidency by proxy and indicated opposition to Eisenhower via Taft’s backing, warning that in hard times employers could weaponize the act to cripple unions.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
Sen
Taft
Ohio
United Mine Work
United States
America
Lewis
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Faft
Eisenhower
Tait
Air Force Man Arraigned On Murder Attempt
WICHITA Sgt Suet Vv Pavia 34 year old Anthony N Air Force non com was arraigned for attempted murder Thursday in the shooting of Mrs Virginia Cor Mach Unable to post 7500 bond county court judge George M Ashford Pavia went to county jail until his Oct 17 preliminary He told officers he shot Mrs Cormach when she refused to marry him Mrs Cormach 33 year old divorcee told officers she had tried to break off her association with Pavia She was being treated in hospital for neck shoulder and thigh wounds by bullets from Pavias 25 automatic.
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Wichita
Suet Vv
Pavia
Anthony
Air Force
Virginia Cor- Mach
Serry
George M. Ashford
Cormach
Resigning Leader of League of Kansas Municipalities
Albert B. Martin director of research and general attorney for the League of Kansas Municipalities will resign effective in about a month after 27 years with the organization. He said plans for the future haven’t developed completely. Mrs Jean Peterman of Onaga injured in a two car wreck at Williamstown Junction reported in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She was the most seriously injured of ten people hurt. her three young sons were released from the hospital.
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PEKA
Albert B. Martin
League of Kansas Municipalities
Martin
Jean Peterman
Onaga
Williamstown Junction
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Peterman
Collision near North Second streets injures Arthur Johnson
A two car collision at the intersection of North Second and North streets at 6 52 this morning left Arthur Johnson of Topeka with minor bruises. George Goins of Route 3 Lawrence drove the other car. No medical treatment was needed and no other injuries were reported. Damage was not extensive.
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Arthur Johnson
Topeka
North
Second
North Streets
Johnson
George Goins
Route 3
Lawrence
Supreme Court delays segregation cases to December
The Supreme Court postponed arguments on the constitutionality of racial segregation in public schools to December 8. Four cases, from South Carolina, Topeka, Virginia, and the District of Columbia, will be heard together over one session beginning December 8, with about two days dedicated to the arguments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Topeka
High Court
Virginia
District of Columbia
U. S. Court of Appeals
Juvenile Thief Steals Cash From Shoe Store Safe
In Southern Illinois a 13 year old boy opened an unlocked shoe store safe, took 317 dollars, bought a watch and wallet, flashed twenty dollar bills on Park Avenue, then hid in a movie theater until police located him under a seat. Police recovered 308 dollars and turned the case to juvenile authorities.
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Herrin
Blaine Maddox
Park Avenue
Fish Are Temperamental on Ward’s Tropical Farm
Frank Ward of Jacksonville Fla hosts a fish farm with 1300 tanks. He notes tropical fish show human traits and can suffer illnesses like kidney trouble and heart problems. Ward emphasizes their temperamental nature and curiosity about aquarium care.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Ward
Ward
Markets At a Glance Mixed Stocks and Cattle Market Report
Markets show mixed stocks with early gains fading while bonds hold steady. USDA Kansas City cattle and hogs markets reflect modest to sharp shifts, with prices varying by class and weight. cash grain and livestock close with mixed futures and local price reads. The Day In Wall Street notes a cautious, selective early advance with light overall movement and volume.
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Xansas City
USDA
Wall Street
New York
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