Five Arab Nations Move Forces as Palestine Tension Grows
Beirut Oct 10 armies of five Arab nations began moving after Arab League resolution to defend Palestine. Lebanon and Syria reported troops near the frontier with Jordan mobilizing across several camps. Saudi Arabia and Egypt also moved, with reports of air activity. Iraq, Yemen, and Jordan allies discussed support while the Jewish Agency warned of propaganda timing ahead of UN talks.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Arab League
Palestine
Zioniam
War Office
Syria
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Middle
Jordan
Sinai Desert
Saudi
Magid Arslan
War Ministry
Jerusalem
Palestine Ee
Arab League Council
Ahmad Sharabati
Damascus
Sharabati
Arab ‘League
Abdel Ralnyae Bar
Agua Esunil
Amman
Satth Ja‘bas
Ordan
Sateen
Jewish Agency
Holy Land
Hee— Sexeil
Geate
London
Truman Food Saving Plan Falters Across Markets
Prices for feed and flour rose while wheat futures hit a seasonal high on the Chicago board of trade. Retail food sales and an AP price index moved up, livestock varied with hogs and cattle mixed, and restaurants in Chicago and San Francisco mostly rejected the meatless and eggless campaign.
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Associated Press
Chicago
St. Louis
Truman
Chicago Restaurant Association
Mr. Truman
San Francisco
Storm Centered in Caribbean as Gulf Weather Advisory Warns
A tropical storm formed in the northwestern Caribbean about 500 miles from Miami and drifted northwest at 10 to 12 mph. It could strengthen and threaten Western Cuba and the Yucatan channel. small craft in Florida waters were advised to seek port tonight and Saturday. Weather officials cautioned the storm’s intensity may rise and urged caution for vessels in its path.
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Miami
Pla
Caribbean Sea
Ba Late Ton
Weather Bureau
Florida Straits
South Florida
Yucatan Channel
Cuba
Grady Norton
Kay Torn
United States
Swan Island
Caribbean
Norton
Federal Judge To Decide On Disposition of Estate
Federal Judge Aner J. Mellett heard a case on 40 000 held in the Lawrence National Bank as part of the Albert Henley estate. Attorney General Tom C Clark seeks to have the funds turned over to him as alien property custodian after state court administration ends. Clark argues heirs are German citizens and acted under the trading with the enemy act. Henley was a leading early builder in Lawrence Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Albert Henley
Aner J. Mellett
Tom AC. Clark
Clark
Lawrence Bank
Henley
Fined for Traffic Violations At Stop Signs
Leland Posterthwaite a K U student from Spooner Hall and Max Mounter of 1214 Kentucky street were fined five pounds each for failing to stop at stop signs by Police Judge O J Lane this morning.
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Leland Posterthwaite
Spooner Hall
K. U
Max Mounter
Kentucky Street
O. J. Lane
Craft Class Attracts Lawrence Residents
Lawrence residents enroll heavily in the city craft show prompting an extra 2 pm session at the Community building tomorrow. Recreation Superintendent Larry Heeb reports 35 in Thursday's class and at least 16 expected in tomorrow's. Most students are women learning Christmas card design leather tooling textile painting and silver jewelry making. Michael A leads the shop.
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Larry Heeb
Heeb
Michael A
Corn Yield Down as Wet Planting and Drought Hit Crop
The Agriculture Department estimates this year's corn crop at 2.46 billion bushels and wheat at 1.41 billion, both below long-term averages. Weather at planting time and mid summer drought reduced output. ten year averages are 2.64 and 0.89 billion bushels respectively.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Chinese Navy Battles for Port in Manchuria Fight
In Nanking on October 10 China's diminished navy engaged Communist forces trying to capture Yingkow. Government said naval guns silenced several communist positions with heavy casualties. Reds were reported fighting near Yingkow as government troops held the line. Inconclusive activity occurred elsewhere in Manchuria amid tense actions at Tiehling and Szepingkai on the Mukden-Changchun rail line. reports said the U S Navy might relocate to Chinwangtao or Japan to obtain coal.
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Nanking
China
Shamtung Peninsula
Yingkow
National Defense
Manchuria
Tiehling
Szepingkai
Mukden-Changchun
U. S. Navy
Tsingtao
Chinwangtao
Great Wall
Japan
Health council urged to expand county services
An organizing committee led by temporary chair Carroll D. Clark met to form a county wide advisory council of 30 to 40 members. The group will advise the Lawrence-Douglas county health department on policy and publicizing services such as sanitation maternal and child health immunizations and communicable diseases. The council will focus on reaching infants under six months and informing parents about available immunizations. A committee will select new members soon with organizers including Simon Hurwitz Mrs. Frank Stockton Geo Docking and others.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Carroll D. Clark
Wis W. Andrews
State Board of Health
Health Department
Is. Clark
Simon Hurwitz
Frank Stockton
Geo Docking
Mildred Watson
Karl F. Baur
Eudora
W. W. Mayberry
Larry Heeb
Milton Allen
Dorothea Schroeder
Paul Husted
Local Kansans named in new officer transfer list
Six local men appear on a nationwide list of officers transferred to the regular army or air force. The group includes First Lt. Charles J. Bliss, Major Hubert E. Klemp, Lt. Paul E. Moon, Lt. Gordon A. Schmidt, Lt. Donald E. Stout, and Lt. Joseph N. Worsley with residences listed in Lawrence Sunflower and nearby streets. Major Klemp holds temporary rank as lieutenant colonel. Total officers moved to regular service since the war’s end nears 28 900, with army and air force combined at about 40 000, roughly 10 900 shy of the 50 000 authorized. In all, 100 Kansans were nominated today.
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Charles J. Bliss
Ordnance
Perry
Hubert E. Klemp
Engineers
Mississippi_ street
Lawrence
Paul E. Moon
Air Corps
New York Street
Gordon A. Schmidt
Sunflower
Lst
Donald E. Stout
Joseph N. Worsley
Vermont Street
Wrence
Klemp
Senate
Regular Army
Air Force
Army
Fire at M. F. Hudson getage pit extinguished quickly
An undetermined fire broke out in an oil pit at the M. F. Hudson getage at 2 p.m. It was extinguished by members before the fire department arrived. Jer Reber, manager, reported a burst of flame several feet high and said Kora employees were unaware of the cause. During World War II the government gave fish hooks an A-1 priority rating.
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M. F. Hudson
Jer Reber
Paul Ingels
Kora
U. S
Ernment
Pleasant Topeka Forecast Keeps Warm Trend
Weather forecast from Topeka predicts pleasant conditions through tomorrow with temperatures near 85 degrees and lows around 60 to 65. S. D. Flora notes only light rain possible, mainly scattered showers Monday or Tuesday, with statewide temperatures staying well above normal through next Wednesday.
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Topeka
S.D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Egieilly
Chanute
Hutchingon
Returned to States as Kansas war dead move home
Army transports carry 48 Kansas men home for burial. Caskets to be processed at designated centers in Kansas and sent to final resting place, with the Kan sas City quartermaster and San Francisco center coordinating the transfer.
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San Francisco
Tooyore
Kansas
Center No
Kanane City
Ee of
Beat’ of Kin
Edo Berhe
USN
Thomas
Alberts
Lindsey
Lina Obs Ta Choco Ends With Notable Public Figures
A brief note reports Lina Obis ta Choco ending a period with a few notable figures in attendance and a brief financial detail of 403,008 units noted in local records.
High School Journalists Gather at KU for State Conference
About 1 500 Kansas high school students join 90 teachers at the University of Kansas Lawrence for the 25th Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism conference and a football game. Activities include roundtables on yearbook production and publishing, campus tours, and a noon parade of 25 town bands before the KU game.
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Kansas
Lawrence
University of Kansas
K.U
Kansas Council of Teachers of Journalism
Elmer F. Beth
K.U. Department of Journalism
Harry E. Morrow
Journal-World
A. E. Bilger
Newton High School
Fraser Theater
Beth
Miss Joy Miller
Associated Press Dire Fitor
Andrene Smith
KMBC
Kansas City
Memorial Union
K.C.T.J
Fraser Hall
Meredith Cromer
Fidebure
Igh
Central Park
Sixth
Tennessee Street
Massachusetts
Thirteenth
Memorial Stadium
University Band
Chimes Dedicated as Memorial for Rev. Koelb at First Baptist
A Sunday service at First Baptist Church will dedicate new chimes honoring the late Rev. Howard E. Koelb who served as minister from 1935 to 1943. The 3:30 p.m. organ recital by Powell Weaver is open to the public, followed by a reception in the church parlors honoring Mrs. H. E. Koelb and her daughters.
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First Baptist Church
Howard E. Koelb
Powell Weaver
H. E. Koelb
Washington, D. C
Yugoslav Accused of Aiding Strike in Chile South
In Santi Chile a Yugoslav national, unnamed, faces charges of attempting to incite a packing house strike. A letter of recommen dators pinned by an envoy was cited as evidence and the individual was expelled on communist agitation charges. In Antofagasta a coal miners union leader was alleged to have urged nitrate workers to strike, as 16 000 miners endure a seventh day of stoppage.
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Santi Chile
Disi
Seh Cunja
Chile
el Siglo
Manuel Gallardo
Lowa
Antofagasta
Concepcion
Gabriel Gonzalez Videls
Nightshirt Parade Leads KU Freshmen Downtown
Chancellor Deane W. Malott will lead University of Kansas freshmen in the 45th annual nightshirt parade through Lawrence tonight. The event includes a rally at South Park before the South Dakota State game, with a dance and free show at local theaters.
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University of Kansas
Deane W. Malott
Mt. Oread
Lawrence
South Park
South Dakota
Memorial Union
Indiana Street
Seventh
Massachusetts
Eleventh Street
Vermont
Varsity
Patee
Union
Granada
George Sauer
Man Arrested on Fraud Charges in Cross-State Case
A man identified as Clifford Dale Snavely of Ottawa Kansas was arrested by Sheriff Bill Brent yesterday in Popular Bluff Missouri and held for Kansas authorities who say he faces fraud and obtaining money under false pretenses charges.
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Ottawa Popular Bluff
Clifford Dale Snavely
Ottawa
Kan
Bill Brent
Kansas
Manhattan flood levee plan noted for congressional review
Flood protection for Manhattan Kansas through a levee built east and south of the city is included in a Kansas river basin report prepared by army engineers for congressional consideration Col W E Potter district engineer discloses
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas River Basin
Army Engineers
Col
W. E. Potter
Died Last Night Frederick H Smithmeyer Dies at 86 in Lawrence
Frederick H. Smithmeyer 86 died about 7 15 last night after illness. He led Poehler Mercantile Co since 1907 and served as food commissioner in WWI. He survived by wife Clara Poehler Smithmeyer two sons and four daughters with eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Plymouth Congregational Church.
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Frederick H. Smithmeyer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tennessee Street
Poehler Mercantile Company
Lippedetmold
Isg
Uni
Theodore Poehler
Lawrence
Germany
Lone Star School
Lawrence Business College
Clara Poehler
Poehler Company
Smithmeyer
Plymouth Congregational Church
Country Club
Lake View Club
University Club
University Club and the Fortnightly
Elks Lodge
Lawrence National Nir
Missouri Valley Wholesale Grocers Association
Hoover
Lews
Lara Poehler Smithmeyer
Frederick P. Smithmeyer
Ted Deka
Ene Reding
Pittsburgh
Matilda Longanecker
Kansas City
Frest
C. Fosberg Hughes
Oak Hil
Frederick Smithmeyer
Louis P. Smithme
Stephan Stephanon
William Pendleton
Harold Stchen
Harold Crady
Jah
Shawnee Mission hosts Lawrence in high school football
The Journal-World will publish the halftime and final score of the Lawrence vs Shawnee Mission game tonight on Shawnee Mission’s field. Kickoff is 8 o’clock. Telephone number 22.
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The
Journal-World
Assistant Commandant Named at Wentworth Military Academy
Assistant Commandant Ronnie Euler of Topeka Kansas has been named to the Wentworth Military Academy post in Lexington Missouri. Euler served with the 3rd and 5th divisions in the war and later was a provost marshal in England.
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Wentworth
Lexington
Ronnie Euler
Topeka
Kan
3Th
England
Wentworth Military Academy
Twin Marilyn June Browns Stump University Scheduling
Two women named Marilyn June Brown enrolled in the same speech and Spanish classes at the University of Kansas, both born in 1929 and living on Louisiana Street in Lawrence. An administrative mixup occurred when both received identical class cards, prompting professors to joke about duplications and the slim odds of shared sections.
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Martyn June Brown
University of Kansas
Marilyn June Brown
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
Altho
June Brown
Kansas
Ity
Price Sail
Acd
Shirley Temple
Weather District Forecast for October 10 to 14
The forecast covers Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska with temperatures 6 to 8 degrees above normal and minor daily changes. Rain totals stay under a quarter inch with showers in Kansas Nebraska Missouri on Monday and Tuesday and little to no rain in Oklahoma. Nights remain mild with low temperatures around five to.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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