Eads Letter From Korea Describes Seoul Advance
St E B Eads son of Mr and Mrs J R Eads 1705 University Drive serves in World War II era and in Korea. He writes September 29 from a high ground overlooking Seoul detailing the Seventh Division’s river crossing, the victory near Seoul, and the president and General MacArthur visiting. He mentions dawn attack, pursuit of the enemy, and a relief arriving as he signs off with cheerful lines.
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Han River
Seoul
Prettly
South Korea
MacArthur
Han
Moderns and 4 H cluster at Topeka gathering
In Topeka on October 10 a mix of talks and demonstrations featured 4 H Club members led by Wayne Peters and John Paulson of Lindsburg. Jean and Arvelda Krug showcased past frame techniques while Raymen assisted. Chip Deane addressed Democracy Today at a banquet in the Tarton building.
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Thor
Yes 1
M.S
Wayne
John Paulson
Lindsburg
Jean
Arvelda Krug
Raymen
Hebb
Tarton
Chip Deane W. Malattof
Fragmented Memorial Hospital Notice Names
An OCR damaged notice from Memorial Hospital lists numerous names and addresses with scattered details of births and family events. The fragmentary text includes mentions of Ruth, Letty, Darlene, Olga Neufeld, John Rockheid, Clive Sunflower, and other individuals alongside vague references to a baby and a widow.
Eudora High elects student officers across councils
Students at Eudora High chose officers for the student council and four classes along with the Future Farmers of America. Officers include president Gretta Reetz and president Gh Taylor with various vice presidents secretaries and Treasurers named for each group.
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Eudora High School
Future Farmers of America
Tudent
Gretta Reetz
Dan Schehrer
Margaret Gabrsi
Velda Veta
Maxine Diedrich
Oliver Kurtz
Katherine Estrada
Jean Dunlap
John May
Wanda Laecker
Genevieve Jurtz
Marlene Molder
Bik Fdwar
Somes
Margaret Gabriel
Charles
Bar
Vihoff
Veta Votaneriouse
Simona
Virgie Mobell
M.ie Votaw
Sudent Council
Repre
Gerstenberger
Douglas on the list Topeka Oct 10
Seventy four per cent of Kansas school districts have been accredited in the state program. State superintendent Taw Throckmorton listed counties where all elementary schools are credited and noted near 106 percent expected by year end. The counties include Douglas and 18 others across the state. Michigan Optometric Association named two blind men to honorary membership at its annual banquet. Judge Ned Smith, blind since youth, was honored. Lawrence High Twelve club speaker O Wright discussed activity in music at Hotel Eldridge.
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Kansas
Adal F.ockmorton
Taw
Throckmorton
Anderson
Atchison
Tiurton
Hes Clark
Camanche
Devatur
Iackinson
Doniphan
Douglas
Finney
Geary
Jackson
Kiowa
LaBette
Leavenworth
Lincoln
Jami
Morry Tawnee
Rice
Saline
Smith
Wood- Ball
Wyandotte
Detroit
Michigan Optometric Association
Common Pleas
Ned Smith
Association
Judge Smith
High Twelve
Wright
Lawrence
Eldridge
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Area OCR Notice
Eugene Shepard and John J. Wilson are among the deceased in Topeka area obituaries. Survivors include spouses, children, grandchildren, siblings, and nieces. Funeral services for the Highland Park Methodist Church death are set for 2 oclock Thursday at Highland Park Methodist with burial in Topeka Memorial Park.
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John J. Wilson Ison
Jesir Stull
Big Springs
Topeka
Stull
California
Highland Park
Wilson
Tecumseh
Sters
Ora May
Mary Milliken
Ethel Hartman
Lecompton
Charles F. Wilson
Route 9
L. Elmer Wilson
Highland Fork Methodist
Topeka Memorial Park
Lawrence column items and events from October era
A collage of Lawrence items includes a Presbyterian church telephones, wedded guests, ushers rolling carpet, and a quip about cider. Kansas City announcer Larry Ray spoke to the Downtown Quarterback Club as KU football guests watched Kansas–Colorado film. J Fideo Fields of KU lectured on Twentieth Century Nationalism at Fraser Theater with a post lecture discussion. Original invention models on a street exhibit run until 9 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsored the display. August and October 1951 figures note Nine month rise in federal reserve district activity. Gov Fran Carlsen designated October 24 United Nations Day in Kansas. Casey Stengel rehired as New York Yankees manager for two years with salary speculation. Hans Anderson named sheriff candidate foregone for McPherson County.
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Eighth and
Massachusetts Street
Eaplay
L Lawrence “Veterans of Foreign Wars
Five Sisters Reunite As D A R Opens Tulsa Chapter
A reunion of five sisters occurred at Tulsa where Mrs. George Weyermuller Mrs. Earl Marshall Mrs. Neale Carman and Mrs. A M Hoffman joined for the opening meeting of the Tulsa chapter of the D A R at Philbrook museum. Also noted is the celebration of a parents wedding anniversary and other visits by relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma.
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John V. Henry
Redondo Beach
Calif
Keith Henry
LeRoy
David Henry
Kansas City
George Noland
Tennessee Street
F. Ll. Flack
Tulsa
Okla
George Weyermuller
Earl Marshall
Neale Carman
Lawrence
A. M
W. K. Myers
Bartlesville
Oklain
Owen Mitchell
Blanche Parks
Maine’ Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Red Cross First Aid Class Opens Tonight
The first standard Red Cross first aid course begins at 7 30 in the Community building basement Red Cross room. Don Henry KU PE staff member leads the 18 hour program open to all with emphasis on men. A three hour refresher for certified instructors happens Friday at 7 30 led by Warren Emery St Louis area office past swimming program head.
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Red Cross
Don Henry
K. U
United States
Foin
Warren Emery
St. Louis
Emery
Oar Lins. Com
Yugoslavia backs seven power plan for UN forces
Yugoslavia joined with Australia, Peru, and Brazil in supporting a seven power plan to empower the United Nations general assembly with forces to fight oppression. Foreign Minister Edvard Kardelj warned some provisions were vague and reserved the right to propose changes later.
Crime rises faster in rural areas than cities
Washington reports a bureau study showing a 74 percent rise in rural crime versus the previous year while city offenses mostly declined. Negligent manslaughter and auto theft did not follow the rural increase, and the data come from police authorities nationwide.
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Washington
Cone
Leud
KU Young Republicans to host Jay Ryle in Topeka meeting
Kansas Corporation Commission general counsel Jay Ryle will speak at the KU Young Republicans gathering in Topeka on Thursday at 7 30 PM. Coffee and doughnuts will be served after the meeting at 196 Greenhall.
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Jay Ryle
Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeka
K.U. Young Republicans Club
Greenhall
Priest for 50 Years Laid to Rest in Kansas City
Mesger John W Ss longtime pastor of the old church died. After 50 years of service he entered St Marys hospital September 2, his health failing before death.
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Kansas City
Oer
John W. Ss
Tod
H .Che
St. Mary's Hospital
Young People Seek Action Over Knowledge in Trade Training
Business leaders urge practical learning over theory. The program claims to teach by doing with training that thousands of students credit as valuable, helping self improvement and career readiness through hands on methods.
Budget Bureau Announces Major Cut in Non-Defense Funds
Washington reports a 550 million dollar reduction in non-defense appropriations for the coming fiscal year. The cuts, approved by President Truman, affect 31 executive agencies and apply to a 35.6 billion single-package appropriation act. Major reductions include 75 million from the federal security agency hospital grants and 60 million from rural electrification loans.
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Budget Bureau
Congress
Truman
Executive Branch
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Federal Security Agency
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Army Engineers Civil Act
Opean Recovery T
Two Guest Speakers at St Pauls Mission Festival
The Mission festival at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church in Eudora will feature two guest speakers. At 11 a.m. the Rev Walter Herrscher will speak about his Honduras mission work and seminary leadership. In the evening at 2:30 p.m. Philip J Zimmer, treasurer of Caroling Mission in St Louis, will speak after a supper. A noon meal will be served following the morning service. Herrscher has spent 23 years in Honduras directing seminary and missionary activities.
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St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Eudora
Walter Herrscher
Philip J. Zimmer
Caroling Mission
St. Louis
Mies
Herrecher
Honduras
General Missionary Activities
Realesi Department
Minure
Are Vice Presidents Named for Palmyra Township Office
Fremont Hornberger and Harvey M Rooth were re elected as vice presidents of Palmyra Township at a Baldwin area meeting of the home demonstration unit and Feu Bureau members. Hubert Hoskinson was elected township 4 H club representative. A Baker University student in Baldwin performed two songs and a short film was shown. Doughnuts and coffee were served after the program by Baldwin home demonstration members. CARDS OF THANKS Charline Reszkewski thanks friends and relatives for flowers ears and words during illness.
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Fremont Hornberger
Baldwin
Harvey M. Rooth
Palmyra
Hunw Denistration Unit
Feu
Hubert Hoskinson
Vinland
Baker University
Daldwin
Market News Highlights From New York and Kansas City
The report outlines wheat and corn trends with declines in cereals and steady hogs, plus livestock receipts and market tones in Kansas City and New York trading floors. It notes weak export activity, favorable weather for corn, and uneven price moves across livestock and grain sectors.
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