Adlai Campaign Moves Through California in San Francisco Rally
Adlai E Stevenson accuses Eisenhower of inaction and deception as he campaigns through California. He denounces Dulles and the White House for claiming high American prestige while Stevenson says the public sees otherwise. A five Democrat group including governors Leader Meyner Clement and senators Humphrey Gore joins him in Oakland and on a TV broadcast. They promote federal loans for a private health plan to train doctors and expand hospitals.
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Oakland
Calif
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Fresno
Long Beach
San Diego
George Leader
Pennsylvania
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Albert M. Gore
California
Stevenson
Clement
San Francisco
Marilyn Monroe Wows London At Premier Play
Marilyn Monroe drew near riot crowds at the Comedy Theater opening of Arthur Miller's A View From The Bridge. She wore a scarlet satin sheath as Sir Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh watched, while critics praised the play as outstanding.
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London U
Marilyn Monroe
London
Comedy Theater
Marilyn
Arthur Miller
Miller
Laurence Olivier
Vivien Leigh
Investigation Continues In County Car Train Wreck Tragedy
County coroner Dr. Byron Walters said the office is continuing its inquiry into the Thursday morning car train collision that killed two Lawrence High School students, Ronald Shirk and Eldon Hinderliter. John Miller, the 17 year old driver and senior at the high school, sustained minor injuries. Funeral services are planned for Shirk Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home and for Hinderliter at Sacred Heart Church in Ottawa. The accident occurred about four miles northwest of Lawrence near a power plant. The rosary is scheduled for this afternoon at 7 p.m. at the Funk Cooper Warren Chapel.
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Byron Walters
Lawrence High School
Billy Hodson
Walters
Ronald Shirk
Lawrence Shirk
Conn, St
Eldon Hinderliter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hinderliter
Sacred’ Heart Catholic Church
Ottawa
Homewood
Funk-Cooper , Warren
U S Demands Payment From Soviet in Neptune Plane Attack
The United States demanded Russia pay 1 355 650 dollars for damages from the destruction of a Navy Neptune patrol plane in September 1954 and injuries to survivors. The demand was presented to the Soviet Foreign Office in Moscow via the U S embassy asserting full Soviet responsibility for the incident in international waters near Japan.
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Shington
United States
Russia
Foreign ‘Office
Moscow
U. S
Embaeay
Japan
Rain Expected Amidst Warm October Temperatures
Lawrence forecasters predict showers Monday or Tuesday bringing .20 to .40 inch of rain to eastern Kansas while western areas stay dry. Oct 11 set a warm heat record of 96 degrees, with Oct 12 record at 87 for the date. overnight lows stayed above 64 as normal lows approach the upper 40s.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Saturdday
Hefty Russian Discus Star Convicted for Five Hats
London reports Soviet Olympic discus champion Nina Panomariova convicted of shoplifting five hats from a department store. Magistrate Clyde Wilson imposed an absolute discharge with three guineas costs. Nina denied theft, claiming she purchased the items. Her arrest prompted Soviet authorities to cancel a London meet, and she vanished before a warrant was issued.
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London
Nina Panomareva
Clyde Wilson
Nina
White City Stadium
Wilson
Margaret Belsen
C. and A. Modes
Two Speakers Named for Tau Beta Pi Banquet at KU
Herbert Hoover Jr the undersecretary of state and Kenneth A Spencer a Midwest industrialist will be featured speakers and honorary initiates at Tau Beta Pi banquet at 730 PM in the Memorial Union Kansas University. The society holds its 51st national convention at KU this year with Hoover a Stanford mining engineering graduate and Spencer president of Spencer Chemical Co Kansas City.
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Herbert Hoover Jr
Kenneth A. Spencer
Midwest
Kansas University
Hoover
Stanford University
Spencer
Spencer Chemical Co
Kansas City, MO
Births Reported at Memorial Hospital A Daughter for Grob
Births section notes Mrs. Donald Grob 1820 Ohio Street welcomed a daughter today. Multiple local residents listed in hospital notes, including families from Eudora Linwood McLouth and Sunnyside, with various addresses and names.
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George Gammill
Eudora
Marlee Wells
McLouth
Crawford Armstrong
Norah Miller
Dorothy Cross
Sunnyside
Lulu Coulter
Linwood
Kala Ewing
Elsie Lyle
Josephine Browne
Donald Grob
Ohio St
Rt 5 Room House for Rent in Modern Village
Mrs Charles Banning announces a room house for rent on Rt 5 including a modern furnace. Pho Vs 494 for more information. Quick classified ad results offered by the Journal World Classified Ads. To place an ad call Vi 3 1000 and ask for Classified Ad Department.
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Journal- World
Locomotive Horn Blasts Tied to Fatal Santa Fe Wreck
ICC ruled a sequence of horn blasts from a stationary mail train and a flickering headlight caused confusion that led the Santa Fe Chief to derail into a standing mail train at Robinson New Mexico. Caldarelli misread signals, Caldarelli alighted to switch and the Chief struck at about 63 miles an hour.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
Robinson
N. M
Chicago
Los Angeles
ICC
P. C. Caldarelli
Caldarelli
L. J. Rush
Polls Show Wide Variation Across Regions in Election Readings
The reports outline multiple polls from Sept and late September across states and papers. Eisenhower leads in several polls, Stevenson trails with varying margins, and undecided responses range from single to double digits. Regional surveys from New Jersey Minnesota Iowa California Utah Indiana Kansas Oklahoma show differences in Eisenhower Stevenson divides, with some counties like Vanderburgh and Payne noting strong county or city results.
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Kenneth Fink
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Minneapolis, Tribune
Minnesota
Eisenhower-Nixon
The
Tribune
Des Moines Register
Iowa
Los Angeles Mirror-News
Los Angeles County
Salt Lake City
KSL
Evansville
Ind
Vanderburgh
Indianapolis Star
Midwest Surveys Inc
Atchison
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Oklahoman
Payne County
Stillwater
Cushing
Yale
Perkins
Science Day Open House At KU Attracts Teachers Students
Two top scientists ences and Dr Max Dresden professor of physics at KU announce a Science and Mathematics Day open house for junior and senior high school teachers and students. The event features tours of all science departments and presentations of instructive science projects by numerous departments and programs across the liberal arts and sciences.
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Ences
Max Dresden
K.U
U.S
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
School of Education
Progress Report on Suez Settlement Talks
A French delegate reported progress on the principles of a Suez settlement after private talks among representatives of Britain France and Egypt at United Nations discussions today.
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United Nations
Suez
Britain
France
Egypt
Bolling Critics GOP Record and Civil Rights in Kansas Speech
Bolling cites cases claiming the 83rd Congress favored big business while Democrats supported the president. He notes Eisenhower’s requests for extensions on reciprocal trade agreements were blocked by Republicans. Perkins counters praising Democratic support but questions civil rights stance. Bolling warns against Democratic gains and coalition with pro civil rights factions. Stevenson is barely mentioned.
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Bolling
Kansas
Eisenhower
Republican Congress
Congress
Bing
Washington
Perkins
Democratic Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Local Man In Critical Condition After City Car Crash
An 28 year old Lawrence man, Duncan W. Yat, is in critical condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a skull fracture from a two car crash near 23rd and Town Streets shortly before noon. Vern D. Severe, 33, of Pattonsburg Missouri, suffered only a cut chin and bruises and was released after treatment. Police say both cars were nearly demolished. direction of Young’s travel could not be confirmed.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
23Rd and
Town Sts
Duncan W. Yat
N.H. St
Young
Vern D. Severe
Pattonsburg
Town Street
U. S. 59
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence area and beyond
Death notices from Guy N Gelvin to Harold C Harding detail multiple obituaries and funeral plans. Remaining family includes Pearl Gelvin Ethel Brown Ralph Gelvin Jr Floyd Gelvin Laurence Gelvin Fern Shrader Irma Thornton Charles Gelvin and Harold C Harding with services in Kansas City Challis and Memorial Park Cemetery. Burial plans include Maple Hill Cemetery and Mersington E A B Church as listed.
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Guy N. Gelvin
Ralph H. Gelvin
Murrow
Fern Shrader
Parkville
Irma Thornton
Williamsburg
Kas
Harles R. Gelvin
Chicago
Simmons
Investigators Cite Low Vaccine Prices Through Distributor
Investigators said Illinois could buy polio vaccine via a commercial distributor below what the federal government paid manufacturers. Rep Holifield charged major vaccine firms have engaged in collusive practices and price fixing in their dealings with the federal government.
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Washington — House
Ulinois
Rep
Holifield
D-Calif
Future Looks Bright Master Plan Progress in Lawrence Areas
A long planning article notes continued master plan work for areas south of Fifteenth Street and along Twenty-Third Street in Lawrence. It describes southeast zoning, a proposed eastern highway bypass, west side planning near Iowa Street, university land implications, and northwest turnpike related growth, with city and KU input guiding future development. A separate divorce filing shows Lois O. Hendon suing John Hendon in district court.
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Iowa
Fifteenth Street
Learnard Avenue
Kipp
Lawrence
Kansas Cities
Twenty-Third Street
Haskell Avenue
Memorial Park Cemetery
Nineteenth Street
Fairgrounds Road
Fifteenth South
CFCA
Santa Fe
Oak Hill Cemetery Hill
Eleventh Street
East Twenty- Third Street
Planning Commission
West Twenty-Third Street
Alabama
K. U
15Th and Town Sts
Iowa Street
U. 8
Third Street
Markets at a Glance: Mixed Activity Across Commodities
Trading in New York shows gains for stocks fading to slow activity with few leaders advancing while many issues hold flat or slip. US wheat and corn edge lower with rain expected in the southwest, hogs down 15 to 25 cents, cattle steady, and currencies and bonds moving modestly. In Kansas City, wheat prices fall with No 2 hard at about 2.26, corn around 1.50, and oats steady to higher amid light livestock offerings and mixed farm-item tracts.
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New York
U. S
Kansas City
Wheat
N. Y
Close Net
Admiral
Allied Chia
Allis Chal
Tel&Tel
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler i? Amers
Dow Chem
Eagle P
Gen Elee
Gen Motors
Uss Homestic
P&l
Chrysler
Minn
Ford
Monson
Mont Ward
Boeing
Douglas
United
Kennett Copper
NY Central
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth
Market Day Edges Up as Rail Shares Inch Ahead
Rail stocks showed modest gains with Advancements noted in Divicis TM Central and several major lines including Santa Fe New York Central Southern Railway and Chesapeake & Ohio. Royal Dutch and Gulf Oil also eased in today’s trading session.
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Divicis
Central
Santa Fe
New York Central
Southern Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Royal Dutch
Gulf Oil
Immigration Officials Remove Child From Ship
Immigration officials removed a child from a Soviet ship in London amid a custody dispute with her East West roots. A British high court wardship order was issued to keep the 24 year old girl in Britain while her mother’s custody case proceeds, with the Foreign Office notifying the Russian embassy.
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London
Tanya—Chwastovaca
Russia
British Foreign Office
Chancellor Nominated As Committee Leader
Chancellor Franklin D Murpt of Kansas University was nominated chairman of the executive committee of the American Council on Education at its Chicago meeting. The nomination is viewed as one of the most influential posts for higher education administrators.
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Franklin D. Murpt
Kansas’ University
American Council On Education
Chicago
George B. Smith
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