Army prepares to fire first live atomic shell at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Secretary Pace outlined U S Army plans to use a 280 millimeter all purpose gun for a future atomic ammunition test. He said the weapon has not fired a live nuclear round, though a projectile capable of carrying a fission charge has been used in demonstrations. Pace urged a proper share of nuclear materials for Army use and stressed the doctrine of atomic weapons on the battlefield.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
MD. UP
Frank Pace
Pacath
Pace
Trier
Cros
Eeneta
St Joseph Gets TV Approval From Communications Commission
Five new television stations were authorized Wednesday by the Communications Commission in East Lansing Mish St Joseph Lincoln and Raleigh. The action marks a grant for new stations since processing began in early July. The commission had worked through the first 59 serviceless cities on the priority list to bring TV to areas without service.
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Washington
He Communications Cec Tion
East Lanning
Mish
St Je Mo
Lincoln
E Ri
Raleigh
cThs
Emeon
City Hall Extends Hours for Late Voters in Lawrence
Lawrence residents seeking to vote in the November general elections can register late as City Hall stays open until 10 p m from today through Friday October 24 and again this Sunday. Douglas County requires only Lawrence residents to register while county precinct voters are registered when they vote. City registration neared ten thousand five hundred with expectations of a new high when doors close for final records after the 24th.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Pancake Fund Event At Ford Cafe Teas All You Can Eat 40 Cents
Members of the club will fry and serve homemade pancakes to raise funds for a respirator fund. The event runs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Ford Cafe in the Bua Station. Attendees can enjoy all you can eat pancakes for 40 cents.
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Ford Cafe
Bua
Farm youth event hosted by Has County bankers
The Has County Bankers Association will host about 435 rural youth and club leaders for the annual 4 H and FFA achievements luncheon and a KU football game trip on Nov. 15. Invitations issued at a Baldwin dinner. officers elected include Robert Docking as president. Rich Gant and Gaylord Schneck preside over the awards, with a buffet lunch in the Community Building basement and an afternoon KU Memorial Stadium matinee.
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Has County Bankers Association
Rutal
FFA
Future Farmers of America
Baldwin
Formente
Lawrence
South P Mon
Gaylord Schneck
Richard Gant
Cordroumity
K. U.oklahoma A
K. Wee
KU. Sthiatte
Hag
Rahgeereris
J. D
Clarence Miller
Baker Universty
Japan
Hope Says Voters Favor Taft Hartley Repeal Debate
Rep. Cilif ford Hope campaigned for re election in Garden City arguing voters do not want Taft Hartley Act repeal but seek to end spending and waste. He criticized administration rhetoric and inflation linked to current policy and noted public disapproval of incitement of class hatred during the President's whistle stop tour.
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Garden City
Cilifford’ Hope
American Troops Press Triangle Hill Fight In Korea
Front line reports say American infantry smashed over Triangle Hill, fighting inch by inch to top. South Korean forces counter attacked on Shiper Ridge as Reds attacked Pinpoint Hill with cave and bunker fire. Many casualties cited among Chinese troops, with some deaths by self-inflicted action.
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Triangle Hill
Korea
Shiper Ridge
Milo Farnell Naid
U.S. Seventh Division
Triangle
Papa- San Mountain
Pinpoint Hill
U. S
Ninth Division
White Horse Mountain
Mark Clark
Tokyo
North Korea
White Horse
Charlton to Lead Lawrence Community Chest Drive
Bob Charlton of 826 Mo. Street has been named chairman of this year's Lawrence Community Chest drive. An insurance executive, he was appointed by C. A. Galloway, president of the Lawrence Community Chest. The drive runs October 27 to November 26, with the advance gift drive October 27 to November 5. A kickoff breakfast for workers is tentatively set for November 8 morning.
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Bob Charlton
Mo. St
Charlton
C. A. Galloway
Lawrence Community Chest
Free TV Grid Show At Granada Theater Then KUFF Fans Invited
Journal-World and Granada sponsor a free Kansas football game viewing at Granada Theater Saturday afternoon with a large screen broadcast from WDAF-TV. Doors open 1 15 p m. seating first come, first served for any available seats. Special KUFF members and young Jayhawk followers have reserved seating in a special section. all are welcome with no strings attached.
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S Grenade Theater
Commonwealth Theaters
Peatere
the Journal
World
Granada
Wdaf-Tv
For’ Ami
Commonwealth Organiza Party
KUFF
Jayhawk
Arthur Londers
Chi Galloway
Kansas University Fee
Pein Seton
Art
OO Darly
Ree
Bill Bates
Haskell Institute
Commonwealth
J. D. King
Ernest Pontius
Journal-World Advertising A
Lawrence Considers More 12 Minute Meters
The Lawrence Commission approved adding 12 minute parking meters in busy districts and may cut allowed time from two hours to one hour on Massachusetts Street. It also heard complaints about a fertilizer plant and a disturbance at a Massachusetts Street apartment house, discussed police car purchases, and set moves to demolish dwelling walls for off street parking sites. Major absences included Mayor Kraft and Commissioner Crown.
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Trmes
Commission
Chiia Kraft
Jahsi Crown
Jim Wigglesworth
Simon Hurwitz
Paul White
Wigglesworth
Massachusetts Street
Connecticut Street
Seventh
Fifteenth
Oxford Road
Sunset Avenue
High Drive
Ike's Boyhood Hope: 974-Year-Old Voter Dreams Realized
A Lawrence resident born nearly a millennium ago vowed two years ago to live long enough to vote for Eisenhower. Though deaf for 11 years and nearly blind, he now feels the goal is within reach as he awaits the presidential vote. His wife reads to him from news images since he cannot read. He mutters about Truman and Eisenhower with charged feelings.
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Lawrence
Dwight D. Eisenhower
R. I. St
Truman
Eisenhower
Stevenson Campaign Attacks Eisenhower in Northwest Tour
Democratic nominee Adlai E. Stevenson urged not to politicize war and peace as he campaigned through Spokane and Pendleton. He argued there is no trick to end the Korean War and promised an economical, clean government if elected, criticizing Republican practices in Illinois and defending readiness to deploy troops only when national safety permits.
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Utah
Wyoming
Pacific Northwest
Endower
Tarim
Korea
Stevenson
Sara
Alaska
Spokane
Illinois
Pendleton
Ilinois
Clincia
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Eisenhower
Casper, Yo
Murder tale in Chester tied to $7,228 robbery massacr
Sondra Gay Young described two men as the killers of her father Guard Young aged 43, his two daughters Jean seven and Judy, a neighbor Michael Saile four, and a playmate in a Chester California crime. The victims were slain on a lonely road after a bank cash and a trunk load in the family car. Police report Blair, a Reno theater operator, questioned as part of the case.
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Chester
Calif
Sondra Gay
Young
Sondra
Toa
Bertrand Jones
Sandra
Guard Young
Westwood
Jean
Judy
Michael
Saile
Somira
Ara maps strenuous week long campaign in Kansas
Governor candidates plan a packed itinerary visiting fourteen counties with five night rallies this week. The plan covers most of Kansas' one hundred five counties with events in Manhattan Ottawa Wyandotte Kansas City and several small towns. Campaign stops include Abilene Chapman Junction City Topeka Lawrence and more as the governor promotes his bid for a second term.
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Topeka
Ara
Reichikan
Manhattan
Ottawa
Wyandotte
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Kas
American Royal Livestock Show
Abilene
Chapman
Junction City
Clay Center
Washington
Marysville
Seneca
Centralia
Westmoreland
Flush
Lawrence
Wyandotte County
la Cygne
Pleasanton
Abilene High Contracts Awarded for 1.24 Million
Abilene High School construction contracts totaling 1 239 023 were awarded by the Board of Education. Bushoon and Rough Co of Salina received 965 919 for general work. Hart Bros of Dodge City will install plumbing and heating for 183 735, and General Air secured the electrical contract.
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Abilene
Abilene High School
Board of
Education
Tuesay Bushoon and Rough Co
Salina
Hart Hart Bros
Dodge City
Jet
General Air
Local nitrogen plant ceremony planned in Lawrence
Plans outline a December 3 morning ceremony for a million dollar nitrogen plant near Law Fence on K-10. Officials of Consumers Cooperative Association announce a scale model exhibit at Lawrence National Bank to show the funded project. Kurtz Ebbert of CCA explains the display while the model, previously shown at Sedalia, demonstrates plant facilities on the 370 acre site.
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Lawrence
Journal- World
Consumers ‘Cooperative Association
Law
Atenrth
OCA
Kansey
Ieieuarters
Lawrence National Bank
7Th Jand Mass
Kurtz W.ebbert
CCA Education and Organization Department
Kansas City
Sedalia
Anes Caa
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Lawrence Nitrogen
Couraxes
Eisenhower Opens Texas Campaign Crusade in Dallas and Fort Worth
Eisenhower praised a Republican government to curb another depression and attacked Democratic scare talk. He labeled the Truman record "sorry" and urged a government Americans should have. He predicted Texas and Southern support, spoke to crowds in Fort Worth and Dallas, urging women and youth to restore "spiritual values" in Washington, while denying GOP plans to roll back gains.
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FT. Worth
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Atich
W. B. Wack
Eer
Dallas
Ple
Washington
Truman
Union Station
Lawrence Tarlion
Democrats
Texas
GOP
Woman U N Employee Admits Communist Ties
Ruth Elizabeth Crawford of Manhattan, a publications officer for the U N Children's Fund, told the Senate internal security subcommittee she joined the Communist Party in 1935 and was a member for over a year. She is the first of 13 witnesses to concede Communist affiliation.
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New York
U. N
Senate ‘Internal Security
U.S
Ruth Elizabeth Crawford
Manhattan
U. N. Children’s Fund
Communist Party
U. S
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