Eisenhower to release financial status report before election
In Phoenix Dwight D. Eisenhower said he will publish a report on his financial status before the election. He did not confirm full income tax returns but suggested a financial statement could be made public. He spoke to about 12,000 fans, criticizing government corruption and urging unity for strength and prestige abroad. He also teased a future Republican welfare program and reform of Social Security.
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Moyer
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Train Hits Tanker West of Winfield in Fiery Crash
A Santa Fe freight collided with a gasoline truck 10 miles west of Winfield injuring four aboard the truck and the train. The wreck left eighteen cars derailed and the engine on its side in a stream feeding the Arkansas River. Injuries ranged from burns to severe trauma, with drivers and crewmembers transported to a Winfield hospital. full extent of injuries undetermined.
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Okla
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Jack W. Pcletente
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Chante
Arkapras Ritez
Train Death Toll Rise After Harrow Crash
Emergency crews report 110 dead after a Wednesday Fey train crash near Harrow England. Fire Chief John Miller provided figures and said many bodies were found among wreckage. Investigators estimate preliminary losses and search continues at the Old Mission site.
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Postmaster General backs National Letter Writing Week
Postmaster General Donaldson endorsed National Letter Writing Week starting Sunday. He urged the habit of frequent correspondence to bring era and happiness and noted postal workers will dedicate themselves to moving the mails swiftly and securely.
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Mass new troops sweep to White Horse Peak clash
In Seoul, Chinese forces mass 16 000 fresh troops to press on White Horse Mountain amid brutal hand to hand fighting with South Korean and U N troops. Repeated crest changes since Monday night leave the peak uncertain amid rain, darkness, and heavy casualties.
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Republic of Korea
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Mild Weather Forecast Keeps Topeka Lightly Warm
Forecaster Tom Arnold predicts continued fair skies and mild temperatures through Saturday across Kansas. Friday night lows near 40s, Saturday highs upper 70s, with possible showers north from a passing cool front. No moisture expected south of Nebraska, topsoil remains very dry. Thursday highs in 70s, Garden City 78, overnight pockets drop to the upper 30s to 40s in northern cities.
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Nebraska
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Leavenworth
Salina
Wichita
Stevenson assails GOP on peace and defense stance
Oklahoma City report notes Adlai Stevenson traveling south for a rally, warning that Republicans would threaten defense and foreign aid, claim that bipartisan foreign policy is at risk, and argue long term peace relies on steadfast policy while criticizing Eisenhower’s approach and the party’s scare tactics on prosperity.
Crash victims named eight aboard B-29 crash crew
The Air Force identified eight crew members aboard the B-29 that crashed north of Japan on October 7. Among the names is Capt Eugenie M. English, wife of Mrs Grace English of Hutchinson Kansas.
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Ohio Lawyer Seeks Injunction On Korea War
Ohio lawyer William W. Cavanaugh seeks a federal injunction to halt U S troop actions in Korea asserting Congress must authorize war. The suit challenges President Truman's power, with U S Attorney Kane saying the President cannot be sued in district court. The article also covers Francis O Wilcox remarks on bipartisan foreign policy and public opinion.
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Appeals Court Sets Aside Conviction of Tax Agent
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston voided the two year jail term and $10 fine levied against Denis W Delaney former IRS collector for bribe acceptance and tax lien falsification The court cited prejudicial publicity from Washington hearings as denying him a fair trial and left open whether the attorney general orders a retrial or case dismissal
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Indian Affairs Bureau Names Two Appointments
The Bureau of Indian Affairs announced two appointments on Friday. Robert D. Beasley becomes chief of the welfare branch, and Fred Massey is named chief of the budget and finance branch. Beasley, a long-time official with prior service in the armed forces, moves from the budget section to the welfare post. Massey, from Massey, Oklahoma, advances within the bureau as budget chief to his new role.
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Indian Bureau
Massey
Okla
Charles Emery
Onaga Woman Dies From Collision Injuries
Mrs. Jean Peterman 24 of Onaga died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a two car crash near Williamstown Junction northwest of Lawrence on October 4. Her mother Lena Brunner and 4 year old Kent were among 10 injured.
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Harry Tame
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National winners named in Steeltown promotion at Patee Theater
Universal Pictures awarded a Henry J. motor car to J. D. King, and an all expense trip to California for Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Dinty Moore, as national winners in a contest for theaters and dealers in towns under 25 000. The Patee Theater run last May featured heavy Journal-World advertising and a bonut entry book from Beard & Moore Kaiser-Frazer. The pair will visit Fontana and Los Angeles for a week of Universal Pictures hosting.
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Journal-World
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Dean Heads Topeka Civic Support Committee
Topeka banker Laird Dean was named chairman of the state Citizens for Eisenhower committee at a Friday meeting organizing citizen support for the Republican nominee. The session was described as preliminary and Dean said names of other state officers and committee members would be announced later.
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Laird Dean
Citizens For Eisenhower
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Rock Island Railroad marks 100th birthday parade
The Rock Island Railroad observed its 100th birthday with a Friday parade and civic celebration in Rock Island Illinois. The first Rock Island run from Chicago to Joliet occurred Oct 10 1952 and the line was the first to reach and span the Mississippi River at Rock Island on April 71 1856.
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Joliet, Ill
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Scrivner Attacks Democrats in Lawrence Address
Rep. Errett P. Scrivner denounced Democratic policies in Washington during a Republican luncheon at the Eldridge Hotel grill room in Lawrence. He branded Democrats as protecting big-city machines, election bosses, and corrupt interests while attacking Korea war costs and domestic waste, urging voters to “don’t take it away” as a critique of Democratic stance.
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Nixon vows moral restoration during Western Pennsylvania stop
Vice presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon, touring through Western Pennsylvania, urged voters to join a crusade to restore moral and spiritual standards in Washington. He warned against war and called for a sweeping ideological offensive to free those under Communist rule from Poland to Russia.
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Lawrence High Faces Shawnee Mission In Big Prep Clash
Football fever grips Lawrence as top Kansas prep teams Lawrence High and Shawnee Mission clash at Haskell Stadium tonight. The game could set an all-time attendance record, with Shawnee Mission fans projected from Kansas City and more than 1,000 students expected to attend. Homecoming ceremonies include a queen chosen by student vote, with attendants named. The matchup carries state title implications and headline status in local sports.
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Bloodmobile to Collect 450 Pints in Douglas County Drive
Red Cross plans October blood collection in Douglas County with events in Baldwin and Lawrence. Aiming for 450 pints total, donors aged 18 to 59 eligible, with par ental consent for those under 21. Canteen service offers meals, volunteers coordinated by local leaders as Korea wartime demand rises.
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Phone 22 for Score At Haskell Stadium Football Game
The Journal-World will have a special telephone operator tonight to handle calls about the Lawrence Shawnee Mission high school football game at Haskell Stadium. A halftime score is expected shortly after 9 and the final by 10 15.
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Party Leaders Explain Aims As Audience Asks Questions
Lawrence citizens heard Republican state chairman I Moyer and Democratic national committeeman Kenneth Anderson discuss party platforms at a Jas County Court House meeting. About 150 attended with Prof Elmer F Beth moderating. Moyer critiqued Yalta Tehran and Potsdam treaties while Anderson outlined Point Four and Korea policy.
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