Kean’s Torman and Colvin task forces breakthrough Korea
The advance under Maj. Gen. William B. Kean and Lt. Col. W. G. Colvin drove deep into North Korean lines near Chinju and Hajon. Task forces Dolvin and Torman pressed from Chinju, crossing the Kum river toward Nonsan, severing enemy positions south of the 38th parallel and inflicting heavy Red casualties while suffering minimal American losses.
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U. S
Orea
Seoul
Korea
Massan
William B. Kean
Obin Chinju
Kean
Chingdong
Torman
Charles Torman
Keen
N. H
Kosong
Saghon
Chinjo
Chinju
W. G. Colvin
Greensboro
Fort Benning
Colvin
Dolvin
Sherman
Bernard G. Teeters
Park Falls
Wis
West Point
John F. Hooks
Texarkana
Tex
Mary
Hajon
Ereds
Nntead Colvin
Calvin
Tri
Nonsan
Kum River
Keres
John T
Americas urged to join forces
Miami on Columbus Day heard a call from Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer for the western hemisphere to unite economically against totalitarian aggression. At a 400-strong meeting in Miami he backed a projected 50 million dollar inter American cultural and trade center and outlined a four point program to expand trade, balance it, spur private investment in Latin America, and boost exchanges of scientific and technical knowledge.
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Miami
Fla
New World
Sawyer
Western Hemisphere
Caribbean Sea
National Production Authority
Central
South America
United States
Americas
Latin America
Carr Returns to Prison After Escape and Clemency Plea
Raleigh NC October 14 James Peter Carr a convicted bank robber who escaped from a NC prison camp in 1944 and lived in Tennessee as a farmer returned to state custody. He faced an open ended prison term with a promise that his clemency appeal would be carefully considered. Carr was originally sentenced 37 to 40 years for bank robbery and assault with a deadly weapon later reduced to 27 years.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
James Peter Carr
Tennessee
Carr
Night of Surprises as expectant mother gives birth
In Stoneham Mars on Oct 14 Mrs. Robert Conklin's baby shower ends abruptly when she tells her husband to hail a taxi. Within thirty minutes a baby boy is born at New England sanitarium and hospital, earlier than expected, as friends await the next update in the classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneham, Mars
Robert Conklin
Alaskan Fisherman Fred Williams Faces Life at Sea
Fred Williams an Alaska born student at Haskell studies refrigeration while pursuing a life of fishing. He comes from a family of Alaskan fishermen and recalls long hours, high risks, and big earnings including a peak of 3900 dollars in 12 days. He plans to return to Alaska after graduation to buy a boat and fish in new towns with partners.
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Fred Pate
Haskell Illiams
United States
Alaska
Fred
Pacific Ocean
Williams
Altho
Haskell
Cordova
Yakutzat
Gabete
Fiabet
Canada
Alabama Jail Reform and Governor Promin es Cleanup
Alabama faces calls for jail reform as candidate pledges to aid reforms with input from federal prison experts. He cites experiences from Scottsboro cases and vows action to improve the state penal system while opposing segregation. Delegates at a church convention also urge ending racial segregation in churches and discourage mixed faith marriage contracts.
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Alabama
Promines
Persons
Patterson
Scottsboro
Gowthoud
Oklahoma City
International Convention of the
Disciples of Christ
Marvin Q.lansbury
Des Moines
John A. Tate
Richmond
James D. Wyker
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
D. Ray Lindley
Wilson
N. C
John W. Love
Washington
Oren D. Pritchard
Indianapolis
Gertrude Kimke
Miss Nancy Lindsey Named Lady In Waiting At Royal Miss Nancy Lindsey One Of Ladies In Waiting At Royal
Miss Nancy Jane Lindsey of 2239 Massachusetts street was named one of the 10 ladies in waiting to the queen and two princesses of the American Royal stock show at the Coronation Ball marking the Midwest extravaganza. Lindsey, a Kansas University junior and Lawrence representative, was previously chosen queen of the Sixth Annual Lawrence Horse Show. Sen. Harry Darby announced the attendants and two princesses as Demaris Riddell of Scottsbluff and Edna Blanchard of Amarillo.
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Nancy Jane Lindsey
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Adriani
Pi Beta Phi
K. U
Oklahoma
Mary Ellen Ash
M. Senior
Ash
Stillwater
Muskogee
Harry Darby
Kansas
Demaris Riddell
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Edna Blanchard
Amarillo
Texas
Lindsey
Kansas City
Night of royal pageant features nine ladies in waiting
Last night at the Ball the royal queen named by night nine ladies in waiting were Joanne Schnell of Fayette, Missouri Shirley Duckworth of Topeka Kansas Rut Harding of Eureka Kansas Rosemar Fellin of Marshfield Missouri Doroth Ann Warner of Enid Oklahoma Patria Larkin of El Dorado Kansas Lee Elle Creasman of McCook Nebraska Shirle Pritchard of Claremore Oklahoma ay Mae Patterson of Clinton Arkansas.
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Joanne Schnell
Fayette
Shirley Duckworth
Topeka
Rut Harding
Eureka
Kan
Rosemar Fellin
Marshfield
Doroth Ann Warner
Enid
Okla
Patria Larkin
el Dorado
Lee Elle Creasman
McCook
Nebr
Manhattan Man Gets Two Year Federal Liquor Tax Term
Topeka October 14 Federal judge Arthur J. Mellett sentenced Raymons Earl Tyson of Manhattan to two years imprisonment and a $100 fine for violating federal liquor tax laws. Tyson and his son Don Elgene Tyson were convicted by a federal jury on similar charges of retailing liquor without a federal stamp. The son’s probation hinges on army acceptance. probation may be revoked if not enlisted.
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Topeka
P—Raymons Earl‘Tyson
Manhattan
Arthu J. Mellett
Tyson
Reta
Don Elgene Tyson
Mellett
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Orient Gad Chen
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the Rapid Transit Co
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Synora Temple
Florida
Encyclopedia Americana
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Ladies In Waiting
Royal
Midwest
Kansas University
Skinner
Coroc
Cook
Caulkmaster
India
Cook’s Paiv
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