Jews Say Syrian Troops at Border Trigger Bomb in Consulate
Jewish sources report well equipped Syrian troops encamped near Palestine border opposite Jewish settlements, with no confirmation from British officials. A bomb damaged the U S consulate in Jerusalem, injuring two women employees, amid tensions over UN partition plans.
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McLean Recovering From Jaw Operation At Rochester
Brig. Gen. Milton R. McLean Kansas adjutant general is reported to be recovering after a three jaw operation performed Thursday at Rochester Minnesota. Frank Carissa provides the update from Topeka Melania Hospital.
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Topeka
Milton R. McLean
Kansas Adjutant General
Rochester
Minn
Frank Carissa
President Truman briefs officials on European situation
President Truman convened top officials at the White House to hear firsthand European reports from ambassadors to Britain and Russia and from the U.S. military governor of Germany. The meeting aimed at exchanging information, not producing a public decision, with no immediate conclusions expected.
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Truman
Britain
Russia
Germany
Charles G
Ross
White House
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Lucius Clay
U. S
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Robert D. Murphy
Robert A. Lovett
Herbert E. Gaston
Export- Import Bank
Carr Ce Farrington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Export-Import Bank
Lynn LLC
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Roas
Committee On American Resources
Europe
Congress
Youths Rob A Bank In Daylight Robbery
Two youths identified as Donald Tate 17 Wichita and Denzil Marlar 21 Luray robbed Citizens State Bank in Sidgwick Kansas at 2 47 a m took about 2000 in cash and fled in a sedan. Local citizens formed a posse quickly arrested them without further shooting. Marlar was wounded in the shoulder during the chase. Bank staff and witnesses reported no shots fired inside the bank.
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Kam
Citizens State Bank
Kansas
Ed Parker
Donald Tate
Wichita
Denzil Marlar
Luray
Parker
Don Grimwood
Tom Grimwood
Tate
Grimwoood
Grimwood
Ralph Steffe
Steffe
Dale Waff
Poliee
Vanus Eightmey
Enlave
Marlar
Weekend Showers Expected Across Kansas News Brief
Topeka reports weekend showers were light and scattered across the state. Federal weather man D Flora predicted fair and warmer weather through Tuesday. Rain amounts varied from Harveyville on Sunday at .76 inches to Goodland trace with highs around 85 in Chanute and 78 in Coffeyville, with cooling lows tonight 55 to 62 and a warmup Tuesday.
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Lal
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Havre
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Minneapolis
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New York
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Washington
Congressmen Fired Near Bulgarian Border Prompt Probe
A U S embassy spokesman reported Rep. Olin Teague and Rep. Donald Jackson were fired on by mortars north of Kilkis near the Bulgarian border during a European tour. Military sources provided the information. Lt. Col. Allen C. Miller was with them. No further details were immediately available.
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Ort
U. S
Olin FE. Teague
D.-Texas
Donald Jackson
Calif
Kilkis
Teague
Jackson
U.S. House Subcommittee On Foreign Affairs
Allen C. Miller
Missouri women student living costs vary by housing
Columbia Mo Oct 13. Living expenses for University of Missouri women range from 353.50 per year for dormitory residents to as high as 390 for residents in some sororities. Miss Thelena Mills director of student affairs for women reported to President Frederick A Middlebush.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Thelena Mills
Frederick A. Middlebush
Truman program on federal worker loyalty deemed ineffective
Washington October 13. President Truman's plan to investigate the loyalty of federal workers has been demonstrated to be ineffective. Chairman Ress B.
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Washington
Truman
Ress B
KU alumnus mails bellringer gifts to memorial drive
Fred Ellsworth, KU alumni secretary, reports strong support for the World War I Memorial association drive. Notable gifts include Mrs. Matths R. Hallowell, 1875 KU graduate, who sent £25, and H. Jay Withington, class of 1895, now in Portland, Oregon, who reassured his memory remains. Withington plans to visit campus when possible and praises KU football letters.
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University of Kansas
Matths R. Hallowell
University
Oakland
Calif
Ellsworth
H. Jay Withington
Maud Smelzer
K.U
Bellringer
Withington
Porthind
Ore
Tam
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K. U
Three Crashes Reported by City Police This Weekend
Weekend accidents included a Haskell Institute bus driven by Nathan Benton colliding with a car driven by R F Sterrett at Twelfth and Ohio. The Sterrett car had extensive front end damage but no injuries were reported. Minor damages occurred in two other collisions on Massachusetts Street at 6:20 pm and Ninth Street near Massachusetts and Vermont around 4:25 pm.
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Haskell
Nathan Benton
R. F. Sterrett
P. Sunflower
Twelfth
Ohio
Lilburn Dowers
Oscar Petterson
Sterrett
Dowers
Petterson
John Wolfe
Massachusetts Street
John Davis
New Hampshire Street
Massachusetts
Jim Collins
Henry Collins
Henry Shirer
Nekerson
Robert Earl Burge
Indiana
Ninth Street
Vermont
Odd Fellow Grand Lodge Ta Session Opens in McPherson
The 89th annual session of the Grand Lodge of Kansas 1.0.0.F. opened in McPherson with delegates and visitors. A highlight will be a Main Street parade featuring floats bands and groups in uniform. Tomorrow five men and 40 women will receive decorations of chivalry at a ceremony in the convention hall.
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
C.F
Main Street
Florida storm causes heavy damage and evacuations
Floods in greater Miami damaged over 3,000 homes with losses estimated from 15 million to 20 million dollars. Farm areas and Everglades suffered multi million dollar losses as residents sought refuge in schools and public buildings. Air force planes sprayed dry ice to study the hurricane center as the storm moved northeast off Florida toward Bermuda.
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Hamiton
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Rain Delays Harvest As Yields Dip For Soybeans
Weekend showers cut corn and soy bean sales at local elevators to a trickle with forecasts for resumed heavy deliveries tomorrow. Early soy bean yields look well below last year's 30 bushels per acre, with some reports as low as five to twenty. Heat in August and September blamed for lower production across regions. Harvest to finish within two weeks as beans sold nationwide to Emory and St. Joseph for presence.
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Em- Er
Joseph
Threats Renewed Against Foreign Secretary Bevin
A Foreign Office spokesman said there was a revival of threats against Ernest Bevin. Scotland Yard declined to confirm a plot to kill him reported by the British Press Association and the Evening Standard. Detectives were said to guard Bevin after a weekend threat, with authorities silent on the terrorists' identity.
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Foreign Office
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National Guard recruiting drive tops Kansas contest
Lawrence based National Guard comm and Capt Morrison report lead recruiter Ist. Sgt Josola from Haskell has won a prize of a free trip to Washington for meeting President Truman and Army officials if they top the Kansas drive. Since Sept 16 the drive added 40 recruits to Company H with 25 by Ist. Sgt Josola. Total company strength stands at 65 enlisted, five officers. quota is 95 by November 16. Veterans with prior service may enlist for one year under new rules boosting enlistments.
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National Guard
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Kansas
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Robert Morrison
Jojula
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Haskell
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Truman
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Three Fires Reported At Goodland Stadium And Town
An early morning fire at Memorial stadium damaged an east archway and nearby doors before firefighters, led by Fire Chief Paul Ingels, contained it at 2 25 a m The blaze origin unknown but likely from a pile of boxes A second grass fire near Highway 49 at Twenty third and Louisiana streets was controlled at 2 20 p m Saturday A third fire damaged a storage shed at a Jones filling station on Highway 10 at 7 15 p m Saturday News notes Goodland Kan Oct 13 Charles Bigler reports sale of Goodland Daily News and weekly Goodland News Republic to Rolland Jacquart Sublette Kan and B G Robinson Elizabeth Kan With Robinson as active manager the papers will publish under new ownership November 1
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Ingels
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Kan
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Goodland Daily News
Goodland News-Republic
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Sublette
Kam
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Rome vote tale of center and left near tie
Premier De Gasperi faces a tight race as his Christian Democrats and the pro Communist People's Bloc run nearly even in Rome's municipal returns. The center party, backed by the Vatican, hopes to retain influence over the national government amid the left list's advancing tally.
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Oet. 1
Altide de Gasperi
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People’s Bloc
de Gasperi
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Vatican
Drunkenness Fines for Local Man Leon Mumford
Leon Mumford of 6591 Massachusetts Street was fined $20 in Police Court this morning by Police Judge C J Lane after being arrested Saturday night at nine near the 80 block on Vermont Street by Officers Jim Collins and Henry Collins.
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C. J. Lane
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Vermont Street
Jim Collins
Henry Collins
Mrs Eli Wilson Hurt In Accident Near Midland
Mrs Eli Wilson Route 3 was seriously injured when her east bound car stalled on a grade crossing and was struck by Rock Island passenger train No 43 near Midland. She was rushed to Lawrence Memorial hospital in critical condition with shock and possible internal injuries. Witnesses reported no one else involved and the car was crushed, scattering parts along the tracks.
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Oneouarter Mile
Midland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wilsne
Will Johns, Jr
Johns
Kansas City
O. W. Johnson
Herrington
Ebeck
Schmedemann
Topeka
W. G. Shoemaker
Lawrence
Rock Island
Route 3
Jones School Sold at Auction in Disorganized District
The old Jones school building in disorganized school district 73 sold to John W. Brand of Lawrence at Saturday morning auction. Most equipment went to other districts. Total proceeds 1101.72. half to district 40 in Yarnold, half split between districts 48 Deer Creek and 19 Young. Children from district 73 had been attending schools in these districts for years.
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John W. Brand
Ohio Street
Lawrence
J. M. O'Connor
Route 1
Board of Education
Margaret Hurley
Yarnold
Deer Creek
Young
Louise Overell Is Taken To Ashland Sanitarium
Relatives of Louise Overell, freed last week with George Gul lums on par ents murder charges, report she has been sent to a sanitarium in Ashland California and placed under the care of Dr Sydney Kinhear Smith a noted psychiatrist.
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Los Angeles
Louise Overell
George
Bud) Gullum
Ashland
Calif
Sydney Kinhear Smith
Palestine Partition Plan Endorsed by U S and Russia
On October 13 in Lake Success both the United States and Russia endorsed in principle a plan to partition Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. The joint move signals major backing for a two state solution amid postwar decolonization pressures and regional tensions.
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United States
Lake Success
Russia
Palestine
Labor Troubles Tie Paris Industries
Strikes cripple the Paris subway and halt some bus service as walkouts threaten to close railroads merchant marine gas and electric sectors. The upheavals loom ahead of municipal elections while the east west struggle shapes voting. Subway workers began an unauthorized strike aided by the Independent Transport union with G C L support. Service ran about one fourth normal. About three fourths of buses remained in operation.
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Subway
Independent Transport Union
General Confederation of Labor
Lawrence mayor urged to form citizens food committee
Charles Luckman, head of the president's citizens food committee, telegraphed Mayor James H. Parsons urging immediate local action in Truman's food saving program. He urged a Lawrence committee with representatives from all groups to enforce four guidelines to conserve food for Europe: no meat on Tuesday, no poultry or eggs on Thursday, save a slice of bread daily, and serve bread and butter only on request. Parsons agreed to form the committee and expressed confidence Lawrence will respond to alleviate wartime shortages.
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Lawrence
Truman
Seff Dental
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
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Luckman
Europe
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Elm er Wheeler talk on salesmanship at Eldridge Hotel
Tickets remain for Elm er Wheeler talk on salesmanship to be held tomorrow night at the Eldridge Hotel. Chamber of Commerce officials say about 50 accommodations remain for merchants and sales clerks. Wheeler, president of the Tested Selling Institute, is a leading authority on sales techniques and courtesy in retail business.
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Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
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C. of
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Wheeler
New York
Former Tribune owner speaks to KU journalism students
W S Cady, once owner of the Pocatello Tribune and long time Jour nal World manager in 1916 17, addressed KU journalism classes this afternoon. A former University of Kansas student, he has spent 17 years with the Tribune.
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Pocatello, Ida, Tribune
Journal World
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Tribune
Alaska Governor to Speak at KU Convocation Series
Territorial Governor Ernest Gruening of Alaska is slated to speak at the KU convocation program on November 1. Also scheduled are William Lavrie of the New York Times and Richard Harkness of NEA News. Community lectures include Hallett Abend and Jerome Davis on Is Russia Peace for Russia, with Otto of Austria and Dunninger among others. Tickets go on sale October 20.
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Ernest Groening
Alaska
Raymond Nichola
Lversity
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New York Times
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Missing Teen Paul Sloan Last Seen Heading to School
Paul Sloan a 16 year old Liberty Memorial High School senior disappeared after leaving home on September 39 to attend school. He left his books in a car nearby and has not been seen since. He was last seen at 5 foot 7, 149 pounds with dark hair and eyes. His parents urge anyone with information to call 345.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Hart Sloan
North Second Street
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Paul
Florida
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