Indians Win Sixth Game To Take 1946 World Series
Cleveland Indians outlasted the Boston Braves 4 to 3 at Braves Field to win their first World Series title since 1920. Bob Lemon pitched, Gene Hebert? Hearden saved for Lemon as Cleveland built a 4-1 lead before a frantic Boston rally in the eighth. Stages of the game featured key plays by Doby Boudreau and Keltner as Cleveland avoided a late tie and claimed the championship in a seventh-game-style finish.
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Boston
Gleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Gene Hearden
Boby Lemon
Indians
Cleveland
Lemon
Mike McCormick
Tickell
Darks
Oteelie
Holmen
Piten
Robinson
Dash Lai
Flrst
Fay
Ng Fly
Sostasod
Fndiens
Tucker
Elliott
Stanky
Hegan
Ellott
Rickert
Queens
Ketther
Stewart
Eliott
Saikel
Maen
Keltner
McCormick
Ian Vadiane
Mitchell
Doby
Holmes
Boudreau
Gordon
Bravee
Voiselier
Derk
Kaudreag
Tn Robinson
Pans
Torgeson
Heean
RO _errera
Bakkeld
M. McCormick
Saikeld
Midway Star
Satkelt
Dets
Volgelle
Lemon Awung
Eisetters i
Michell
Bililett
Teena
Nadbe
Tore
Rena
Warren Spehn
Britain accuses Russia of breaking Potsdam deals over Berlin
London contends Moscow violates Potsdam terms by methodically pressuring western powers out of Berlin and absorbing western sectors into the Soviet economy. The 40,000 word white paper accuses Soviet authorities of arresting and deporting people and undermining judicial independence.
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London
Britain
Russia
Berlin
Europe
Moscow
Two Major Speeches From Truman and Dewey
Associated Press reports President Truman and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey deliver major speeches as they campaign. Truman, in Cincinnati, accuses Dewey of avoiding campaign issues while Dewey, in Newark, defends unity and foreign policy, noting bipartisan Paris efforts. The briefing also cites Vandenberg warning of a Berlin-related risk and a planned Moscow mission.
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Associated Pres
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Cincinnati
Campaiig
de Camp
New York
Fred M. Vinson
Moscow
Albany
Paris
Arthur H. Vandenbeat Oyth
Newark
Mny
Senate
Tani Relations Committee
Berlin
Vandenbe
Hike Lewis Salary By United Mine Workers
The United Mine Workers raised John L. Lewis salary to 50000 dollars per year and doubled the initiation fee to 50 dollars while increasing monthly dues to four dollars nationwide amid opposition on the convention floor. The leader’s pay makes him the highest paid labor chief disclosed by unions.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers Today
John L. Lewis
Lewis
U.M.W
United States to Aid Rearming Western Europe
Senator Arthur Capper said Americans fear western Europe cannot rearm, and Congress may be asked to authorize 2 billion dollars for rearmament. He noted renewed Western European interest and Spain likely to join a Western alliance, challenging belief in UN effectiveness for peace.
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United States
Western
Europe
Washington
Arthur Capper
Spain
Hie Prepa
United Nations Organization
Marshall heads to Paris with united foreign policy claim
Secretary of State Marshall departed for Paris stating bipartisan weekend signals prove a completely united foreign policy. He discussed the Vinson Moscow mission and Berlin blockade stance, reiterating the plan was conclusively settled and that the U S would not lift the Berlin blockade or join a council meeting with Russia until the blockade ends.
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Washington
Marshall
Paris
President Truman
Truman
Justice Vington
Moscow
Thomas E. Dewey
Vandenberg
R.mich
Parisx
United States
Berlin
Council of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Russia
Vinson
Tonganoxie Water Mine Provides City Supply
Ground water geologists describe a 600 foot tunnel linking two wells at Tonganoxie Kansas. A horizontal mine-like tunnel transports water from the bottom of one well to the other where a pump lifts it to the city system. The 1937 shortage prompted the project and the tunnel remains a crucial water source.
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Kansas
Univesity of
Tonganoxie
Charges State Aid Favors City Schools in Kansas
Ottawa Kansas October 11 Democratic candidate Randolph Carpenter charged state aid rules favor city schools over rural districts. He cited Kansas Rural School Association noting 21 of 105 counties received state aid last year while rural teachers faced inequities and some counties received aid despite remaining underserved.
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Ottawa
Kan
Randolph Carpenter
Carpenter
Kansas Rural School Association
Enrollment Still Open for Prenatal Class Meeting
The second meeting of the prenatal class will be held Wednesday from 2:40 to 4 o'clock in the city hall council room on the second floor at Eleventh and Massachusetts. Miss Nar mer teaches the course in Lawrence. Expectant mothers and other interested adults may enroll at this class, which will run six sessions.
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City Council
City Hall
Eleventh
Massachusetts Streets
Narmer
Lawrence
Theourse
Plan To End the Berlin Blockade Is Discussed
Western spokesmen in Paris indicated the United States Britain and France might back a Berlin settlement combining the lifting of the Soviet blockade with a meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers on the German question. Britain and the United States said the blockade threatens peace and must be removed before any settlement with Russia.
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Paris
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Big Four
Foreign Ministers Council
Juan Atilio Bramugliia
U.N. Security Council
Russia
Bramuglia
Pros Guests At Club In Lawrence County
Leading golf professionals from the area were guests this afternoon and evening at the Lawrence County club for a stag golf event and dinner. About 25 pros attended as match play began at 2 p.m. A stag dinner followed at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse with listed attendees from Kansas City and nearby cities.
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Lawrence Country Club
al Robison
Frank Lajko
Catch” Stamber- Sica
Mick McClellan
Pat Conn
Don Jadden
Pittsburg
Topeka Weather Lines Up Frost Warning Across Kansas
In Topeka on October 11 heavy killing frost is forecast for all Kansas districts by S D Flora US Weather Bureau observer. Expected minimums range from 20 to 35 degrees with little vegetation at risk as the state seeks moisture. A meeting at Gil Remembered room will be held Saturday at 8 30 PM for members.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
U. S. Weather Bureau
Gil
U. BS
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre, Kansas City
Mont
Lone Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orlean
Oklahoma City
New York
Russians Maneuver in Air Corridors Near Berlin
Berlin reports indicate Soviet air maneuvers over air corridors near the blocked city as Red Army war games are linked by some sources. Russian guards fire on a German truck and passengers attempting to pass a Hamburg road blockade. Western powers acknowledge strikes on key industries in the occupation zone.
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Berlin
Dlockaded
Hamburg
Parking meters to cover Lawrence business district this week
City engineer J C Harper said 700 new meters will be installed in downtown Lawrence from Sixth Street to South Park on Massachusetts and on five cross streets between New Hampshire and Vermont. One hour limits on Massachusetts with silver posts. two hour meters on side streets with blue posts.
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Lawrence
J. C. Harper
Harper
Sixth Street
South Park
Massachusetts Street
New Hampshire
Vermont
Vermont Street
Massachusetts
Lawrence National Bank
Tenth Street
Twelfth
Haskell to Open Season With Home-Opener Against Wamego
Haskell Indians football gears up for a strong home schedule led by Coach Tony Coffin. Season tickets go on sale at 9 am with two dollar passes granting entry to four home games. Single-game prices are 60 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Wamexo
Haskell
Lions Club
H-club
Tony Coffin
Haskell Indians
Wamega
Topeka Trojans
Indians
Springfield
St. Joseph Benton
St. Joe Benton
Missouri
Stde Toe Benton
Haskell Stadium
Benton
VFW Opposes VA Budget Items Not Tied to Welfare
Kansas City October 11 Veterans of Foreign Wars council of administration attacked parts of the Veterans Administration budget deemed not directly related to veteran welfare. The resolution targeted funds for medical science advancement and for maintaining reserve regular armed forces personnel. The meeting closed after a two day session with the vote adopted yesterday at the convention site in Florida.
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Kansas City
Veterans Administration
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans of Foreign Wars Council of Administration
Oaeles
V.F.W
Names Fair Committee Breakfast Meeting at Lakeview Schoolhouse
A committee of Chamber of Commerce officials and the Hoy riding club president Law Edie Dripbrid met at Lakeview Schoolhouse for a breakfast gathering to discuss promoting a casketerd fair.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawedie
Dicker
Lakeview
Farmers Resume Harvest of Corn in the County
Rain and wheat planting delayed the 1948 corn bumper crop but trucks and wagons lined the local elevators as harvesting resumed. Yields remain near record highs with reports of 50 to 95 bushels per acre. prices hovered around 1.30 per bushel after fluctuations. Frosts and cool weather were noted, with Gillespie reporting a 38 degree low and forecasts of possible frost. Government loan considerations and storage costs were discussed as farmers anticipate market shifts and greater use of loans. Harvest test plots near town and Baldwin were completed on KU and Gastrock farms.
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W. C. Elliott
Route 3
Douglas County
C. J. Posey
New Hampshire Street
Volunteer Weather Observer
K.U
Baldwin
Hartley to Lecture at University of Kansas Fraser Theatre
Fred A Hartley Jr congressman from New Jersey and Taft Hartley Act co author will lecture at the University of Kansas Fraser Theatre Wednesday at 4 a m The talk marks the 25th anniversary of the School of Business Hartley will discuss The Truth About the Taft Hartley Law The public and all university students are invited Leonard Axe dean will introduce Hartley The school will present six speakers on integral business topics Labor’s case to follow Hartley is chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee The Kansas osteopathic convention features Dr H E Eustace as an alternate delegate in Wichita and he plans to return Tuesday evening.
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Fred A Hartley, Jr
New Jersey
University of Kansas
Fraser Theatre
School of Business
Hartley
Leonard Axe
Labor
American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business
Business School
House of Representatives Committee On
Education
Congress
Eustace
H. E. Eustace
House of Delegates
Kansas State Osteopathic Association
Allis Hotel
Wichita
Reports of Soviet Walkout Described as Fantastic
Pravda denounces rumors of Soviet withdrawal from the United Nations and severing relations as fantastic. It cites U S reports blaming Foreign Secretary Bevin for the claims. The Soviet press notes President Truman’s earlier plan to send Chief Justice Vinson to Moscow, abandoned amid Berlin questions.
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Pravda
Soviet Union
United Nations
United States
Ernest Bevin
Truman
Justice Vinson
Moscow
Tass
Berlin
KU Painting Scrawled On Campus Prompting Gate Pact Talk
University of Kansas buildings were daubed with K S 3 in white letters near Hoch auditorium and several halls. Officials say no proof ties Kansas State to the act, which may be locally inspired to frame the rival. A paint bucket and broom were found behind Green Hall as investigators probe a renewed campus feud.
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University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
Frank Strong
Marvin
Snow
Fraser
Kansas State
Mt. Oread
Wildcats
Aggies
Kanaaa State
L. C. Woodruff
Kher College
Green Hall
Estimate a new record for corn
The agriculture department in a harvest time report projects this year's corn crop at 3,567,955,000 bushels, a new record. This is 39,140,000 bushels higher than last month’s forecast of 3,528,813,000 and far above last year's crop of 2,400,952,000. The ten year average is 2,813,529,000, and the previous record was 3,249,950,000 bushels in 1946.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Plans Cover 2,317 Acres of Land
In September nine Douglas County farmers received farm conservation plans totaling 2,317 acres from the county district. Melvon Wertzberger, in charge, reports 27.78 miles of terraces 4 miles of diversion ditches three farm ponds and 100 acres of drainage waterways laid and constructed. The nine farmers listed include Byron A Cease Jr T D Prentice H Hayes J B H Roe J M O Connor Owen Mitchell Stewart Thurber and Edwin Longanecker. Wertzberger said plans for October aim to write 10 agreements and complete lay out work.
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Douglas County
T. D. Prentice
H.hayes
J. B. H E. Roe
J. M. O'Connor
Owen Mitchell
Stewart Thurber
Edwin Longanecker
Wertzberger
Iowa State Coach Blames Officials After Loss to Jayhawks
Iowa State coach Abe Stuber accused Kansas coaching staff of abusing officials during the Cyclone Jayhawk game, claiming officials and Missouri backgrounds influenced calls in Kansas 20 7 victory. Officials cited include O Sullivan of Missouri Waldorf Wier Pendleton. Stuber defended Kansas players but criticized officiating and Missouri ties.
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Iowa State
Jayhawkers
Abe Stuber
Kansas
Ames
Satarday
Jayhawks
Missouri
Missouri,” Said “the Oine Men the Ive Language To the Officiele. Wile
Stuber
Ted O'Sullivan
John Waldorf
Joe Wier
Nebraska
Dick Pendleton
Westminster College of Missouri
Stuber Eparnee
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girardeatt
Westminster
University of Mia- Atorn Keates
O'Sullivan
Community Chest drives set for tomorrow and Wednesday
Successive kickoffs for the Community Chest campaign outline downtown and residence area drives. Vinton Warner’s downtown workers gather at 9:30 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce office for doughnuts and coffee, then cover business districts under Mock captains. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. women workers recruited by the Woman’s club meet at the Chamber to receive instructions. The main drive starts Thursday under Mrs. Harold Simon and Mrs. LeRoy Pierce, followed by a social hour. Advance gifts division, led by W. G. Reougher, continues campaigns with several $25-plus donations noted.
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Vinton Warner
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Harold Simon
LeRoy Pierce
Advance Gifts
W. G. Reougher
Drive
M. N. Penny Construction Company
J. Underwood and Sons
al Bromelsick
F. W. Woolworth Company
C. G. Schula
Baataide
Joe Wilson
Don Hult
Ted Wunteman
Clarence Milter
Blackie Bandera
Leo Kier
J. M. Wigaby
Rob Chariton
Maurice Clarkeson
Brownie Kerna
Eddie Martin
Charley Pine
Leater Scott
Lawrence Mille
Lisle Koy
Phil Benat, Jr
1. EK. House
Chi Gallaway
Carytheon
Dick Keene
Dri
T. J. Leasure
CC. W. Potlom
Dusty Rhoden
Schlock
W. B. Fillett
Tae Boyles
Fred Kremer
Carl Drake
Bua Hanna
Johuschender
Ofell Shever
Ray Stoneback
Hiock
Merle McKinney
Ed Abels
Joe Leech
Ernie Pulliam
Fred Stubeck
1100 Block
Jimmie Moore
Rusty Springer
North Lawrence
Leo Dumdahl
Lloyd Darnell
Homer DeNio
Alfred Dicker
Orville Midgett
Don Noeria
Tom Smart
Verner Smith
Weat Ninth Street
Sir Bodin
Tom Griffith
William Harwood
Filtia Addy
Jimmie Brooks
Chris Kraft
Louis Kuba
Doris Raffety
Mia
Pete Reedy
Walter Nieder
Carter Anderson
Roy Bor Ken
Oncar
Rumsey
Mrs Roosevelt 64 Hails Birthday in Paris
Mrs. Roosevelt, 64, earned a half day off in Paris on her birthday but kept working. She arrived early at the Palais de Chaillot while the United Nations assembly met and accepted early congratulatory wishes from friends.
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Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Palais de Chaillot
United Nations Assembly
Stock Market Index Closes Lower on Minor Decline
The closing average for 60 stocks slips 0.1 point to end at 8.2 as market activity eases. Investors weigh small losses amid modest volume, with notable declines in several blue chip issues and steady gains in a few utilities reflecting mixed sentiment.
Weather Forecast For Kansas With Frost Warnings
The paper reports fair skies tonight with cooler conditions in the eastern half and frost or freezing temperatures across most of the state. Tuesday brings fair weather and a slight warming trend, with lows ranging from two to thirty two degrees in the north to thirty two to thirty eight in the southeast.
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Kansas
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