Rooneys Tax Row Highlights Campaign Clash
McDill Boyd says he can produce Arn's tax returns on demand as the race in Kansas heated up with accusations of evasive income sources from vending, war surplus deals, and outside business. Spivey signs with Elmira Colonels amid perjury charges, with potential Lakers interest if cleared.
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Republican State Committee
Boyd
la Pay
Ray Briman
Rooney
Truman
Republican Party
Tf Rodney
Polio outbreak wanes as 1949 record stands
Health service reports 42,372 cases this year with two and a half months remaining, 339 more than 1949’s total of 42,033 the previous record. New cases declined for a second week after five weeks of record highs, with 3,227 cases last week versus a corrected 3,100 for the prior week ending Sept 27.
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Washington
Health Service
Chaplin Praises British Plan For Social Medicine
Charlie Chaplin praised Britain's social medicine plan as a grand step for healthy future generations. Speaking at a Variety Club luncheon in London, the actor recalled London's Cockney youth and lauded medicine’s role in improving national health. He arrived three weeks ago on his first UK visit in 21 years and noted his British subject status.
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England
Chaplin
Great Britain
U.S
Largest Paper in South Backs Adlai Stevenson
The Atlanta Journal, the Souths largest paper, announced support for Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois. Though not its selection at the Democratic convention, the paper praised his public affairs understanding and clear expression. The Journal remains non Republican and backed Georgia Senator Richard Russell pre convention.
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Atalnta
Atlanta
Georgia
Richard Russell
James M.cox
Ohio
Miami
Fila
Dayton
Springfield
Hirohito's Daughter To Wed Dairy Farmer
Princess Yori, 21, daughter of Emperor Hirohito, will marry Takamase Ikeda, 25, a dairy farmer, as his former Marquis father renounced his title after World War I. The union makes her a commoner, costing her royal allowance of 650000 yen. Emperor and Empress approve and will attend.
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Yori
Takamase Ikeda
Ikeda
Hirohito
Nagako
Year Old Kansas Man Has Light Case of Polio
McPherson County reports a 71 year old man Bert D Powell of Moundridge diagnosed with a light case of polio. He was taken to a Newton hospital Wednesday and returned home Thursday. It is the ninth polio case in the county this year.
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Kansas
Queen Rejoins Farouk Pauranne on Capri Isle Return
Narriman after treatment for a disorder rumored to threaten the birth of her son Fuad I plans to join ex King Farouk on the Isle of Capri. An entourage member says she is leaving Lausanne late Thursday to reunite with Farouk. Both deny Cai reports of a possible separation.
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Lausanne
Farouk
Isle of
Capri
Narriman
Fuad 1
Cai
Stubborn mule refuses to move in bulldozer rescue attempt
Dairyman Lou Herston tried to fetch his mule from a summer farm and tie it to his truck. A road crew helped coax the stubborn animal onto the vehicle after the mule resisted earlier attempts.
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Scott H
Lou Herston
Hereford
Democrats vs Republicans highlighted at Ohio banquet
Sen John Sparkmann of Alabama condemned sit-still Republicans while praising Democrats for meeting challenges. The Jackson Jefferson Day banquet drew 500 Ohio party leaders as Eisenhower is slated for brief stops in Mount Vernon Newark Bowling Green and Mansfield before a major Toledo rally Thursday night.
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Columbus
O. i
John J. Sparkmann
Alabama
Ohio
Phinent
Sen
Sparkmian
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Noth- Parkman
Mount Vernon
Boi
Voter rolls in Kansas City hit new high in 1937
Kansas City voting rolls reach a peak since permanent registration began in 1937. When registration closed on Wednesday 241,545 names were on the rolls. An additional 23,124 people registered since the primary. The previous peak was 263,876 in 1936 amid fraud concerns.
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Kansas City
U N Secretary General Urges Shared Burden in Korea
Trygve Lie told the six U N members on Wednesday night there must be a more equitable sharing of the burden in Korea. He said they must carry on the fight until an armistice is reached and that resistance to aggression has increased security for nations wishing peace, noting that ending the war on current battle lines would be a U N victory.
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United Nations
Trygve Lie
Li. N
Korea
U. N
TV Station Application Filed for Channel 42
The Communications Commission announced receipt of an application from R. F. Schoonover of Topeka for a television station on channel 42 in Washington.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
R. F. Schoonover
Topeka
Ita
Professor charged for selling advance exam copies
Turin authorities arrest a professor over selling advance copies of exam questions for about $500. The case recalls a two year old incident at the same school where students used a homemade walkie talkie to broadcast questions to friends outside the class and receive answers.
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Turin
Italy
Paintings on display at KU museum of natural history
Thirty nine original water color paintings of wild animals by Richard Philip Grossenheider will be on display at the University of Kansas Museum of Natural History through Sunday, Oct. 12. The show features plates used in the field guide to mammals, by Burt and Grossenheider. Dr. E. Raymond Hall notes Grossenheider as America's foremost animal painter. works have appeared in Life and National Geographic. Exhibit on Dyche Hall third floor. hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 1:30 to 5 p.m. Sundays.
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Richard Philip Grossenheider
University of Kansas Museum of Natural History
W. H. Burt
K. A
Grossenheider
E. Raymond Hall
America
National Geographic
Dyche Hall
RAF confirms 3 dead in Shackleton crash off Scotland
Inverness reports the Royal Air Force lists three airmen killed with 12 others believed dead after a four engine Shackleton aircraft crashed into the sea off Northern Scotland. The official announcement follows discovery searches and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Inverness
Scotland
Royal Air Force
Charles Wants Layne Then Ex Champ Would Like Marciano
Former world heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles defeated Bernie Reynolds in under two rounds at Cincinnati Garden before 3,132 spectators. Charles, 31, said he would first fight Rex Layne, then pursue Rocky Marciano to regain the title.
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Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Rocky Marciano
Rex Layne
Charles
Bernie Reynolds
Fairfield
Marciano
FASTEETH Advertises Denture Powder Benefit
FASTEETH a pleasant non acid powder helps hold false teeth firmly for easier eating and speaking. Sprinkle on plates for comfort with no gummy taste or odor. Available at any drug store.
Charles Knocks Reynolds Cold In Round Two Flagship Bout
Heavyweight champ Charles blasted Reynolds with a hard left to the body and a right to the chin, sending him to the canvas at 1 minute 40 seconds of the second round. The bout followed talk that he might quit boxing amid interest from weary opponents and retirement chatter.
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Alan
Reynolds
Charles
Casey Stengel May Sign Big Yankees Contract
Casey Stengel refuses retirement and plans a new contract with the New York Yankees, reportedly around $100,000 annually, making him the highest paid manager in baseball. He led the Yankees to four straight World Series titles, a feat previously achieved only by Joe McCarthy. Stengel’s current salary is believed over $75,000 as he nears his 60s.
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New York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Stehgel
Bowling Notes Tuesday Night Ladies League Standings
Inga changes spark a tight race as Sterling Furniture and Sanders Motors battle for first place. Muehlenbach loses four of first place tie. Pladium, Zimmer Hardware win two each. Cole's Food Center and others split several matches amid a cluttered chart. Individual scores list Marjorie Kampschroeder weekly high with 208 and 30 for Sterling Furniture.
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Inga
Firet
Sterling Furniture
Sanders Motors
Sanders T Sprecast ‘Furnitures
Oretry
Cole's Food Center
Lawrence Pauper
Jean
Lawrence Paper
Kay Armstrong
Maralyn Turner
Marge Tucker
Marjorie Kampschrueder
Elfreda Porany
iNora
Franz ‘Era
State Tax Collections More Than 1951 Figure
Kansas federal tax collections through September 30 totaled 401,891,528.58, about 39 million more than the same period in 1951. September receipts were 38,422,390.93, with nine month totals led by income tax 246,362,089.52 and withholding and social security 112,964,672.98.
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Wichita
Kansas
Lynn Brodrick
Widow Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Munich Slaying
Mrs. Joan Wage of Red Wing Minn, mother of two, was found guilty Thursday of intentional manslaughter in the fatal slaying in Munich Germany. The verdict concludes a high-profile case that drew international attention and involved a lengthy trial.
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Munich
Germany
Joan Wage
Red Winz, Minn
Unsigned fragment reports harsh sentence and cereal note
Fragmentary text shows a court sentencing a woman to years plus months in prison and contains an aside about a corn cereal with high protein content. Names, dates, or clear facts are not legible.
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