South Korean Forces Push North Along East Coast Front
Allied headquarters say South Korean divisions moved north along the east coast from Yonghung toward Wonsan and Hungnam while the Eighth seized Koksan after an 18 mile thrust. Guerrilla forces near Samehok were overwhelmed and more than 65,000 prisoners were captured overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Soviet Siberia
Yonghung
Wonsan
Hungnam
Big Chemical
Koksan
Pyongyang
R.O.K
Samehok
South Korea
MacArthur
Drive for Funds Set To Begin In Ward Details
A community fund drive launches with lists of volunteers and co captains across wards. Names span multiple precincts including Ward IV I and Ward VI with captains and committees named, though several lines end incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Fouk
Hate
May Birrs
L. H. Emick
Will Zimmerman
W. WW. Richardson
O. L. Mignot
J. W. Sikes
Thomas Bechtold
Melvin Miller
Robert Green
Ben Bartel
A. G. Ranedell
L. Eflee
Vinton Warner
E. Kor
Arthur Davidson
Walter Gray
John Stewart
J. E. Wells
Ward
Robert L. Hopkins
G. K. Norris
Carl Hodes
Theodore Wiley
Lyle Col
Robert Frakes
A. Richardson
Wayne Davenport
Evelyn Curtis
Haskell Day at First Baptist Church Yields Student Roles
In observance of Haskell Sunday three Haskell students led services at First Baptist Church. Etta Postoak led a responsive reading, Rudolph Leghorn read scripture, and Joe Tassell played a violin solo Andante Cantabile by Tschaikowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Haskell
Etta Postoak
Rudolph Leghorn
Joe Tassell
Tschaikowsky
Memorial Hospital Patient List at Ferris Farha Area
A memorial hospital listing names and addresses includes Ferris Farha of Wichita and a sequence of patients and their residences such as Marie Rhodes Sunnyside Shirley Gifford 704 New York Willard Brown 840 Illinois Naomi Beisel 2119 Kentucky Bernarda Meza 823 Pennsylvania Jayne Kincaid 910 New Hampshire Myrtle Edwards Linwood Elm-Senior Baldwin Rosabelle Cray 1801 Illinois Mollie Gerth Lane Dorothy Inton 2033 Rhode Island ick Wickersham 837 Lincoln Ann Eaves 836 Thirteenth John MacWilliams Trinity Texas Goldie Parks Route 1 Carrie Hammig 311 Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris Farha
Wichita
Marie Rhodes
Sunnyside
Shirley Gifford
New York Sreet
Willard Brown
Illinois Street
Naomi Beisel
Kentucky Street
Bermarda Meza
Pennsylvania Street
Jayne Kincaid
New Hampshire Street
Myrtle Edwards
Linwood
Elm- Senior
Baldwin
Rosabelle Cray
Molle Gerth
Lane
Dorothy Inton
Rhode Island
Names listed as dismissed residents and streets
Dismissals include Mrs. Orine Irvin and infant in Sunflower Mrs. Myrtle Sutor Mrs. Ruth Skinner Has ili and infant in Sunflower Mrs. Shirley Davis and infant in Sunflower Mrs. Marian Guest Baldwin Mrs. Bernice Castleel and infant at 912 West Ninth Willard Brown 840 Illinois Street Mrs. Naomi Beisel 2119 Kentucky Kathleen Pierce and infant in DeSoto Arlene Weidler 920 New Hampshire Darlene Ericson Sunnyside Ella Davidson 717 Ohio Isabel Stem nerman 422 Mississippi Mayda Thompson and infant 1883 Kentucky George Getzel 818 Missouri Fer 3s Fahr Trinity Texas Mrs. Shirley Ifford 704 New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orine Irvin
Sunflower
Myrtle Sutor
Ruth Skinner
Shirley Davis
Iby
Marian Guest
Baldwin
Bernice Casteel
West Ninth Street
Willard Brown
Illiis Street
Naomi Beisel
Kentucky Street
Kathleen Pierce
DeSoto
Arlene Weidler
New Hampshire Street
Darlene _Ericson
Sunnyside
Ella Davidson
Ohio Street
Isabel Stemnerman
Mississippi Street
Mayda Thompson
George ‘Etzel
Missouri Street
Fahr
Wichita
John MacWil
Trinity
Texas
Shirley Ifford
New York Street
Local youths treated for assorted injuries from mishaps
James Washington of 194 North Eighth and Jerry Avey of 1512 West Sixth were treated for facial and hand injuries respectively. Clifford Zinn, 21, of 1611 Missouri Street, was treated after cutting his right foot with an axe this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Washington
North Eighth
Jerry Avey
West Sixth Street
Clifford Zinn
Missouri Street
Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM Meets Oct 16
Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM holds communication at 7 p m Visitors welcome. Address by M Walter H qvon arn? um, secretary. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Qvon - ‘Arnum
Adv
Kansas leaders tour West Virginia style industrial sites
Frank Stockton, dean of Kansas University extension, praised a recent regional tour of Westvaco and other industrial sites for demonstrating Kansas's development efforts. He said participants returned with plans to promote similar programs locally to boost statewide growth. Charles Kassinger will lead the Eudora community band this fall, and the Red Cross office will shorten hours this week to support a Douglas County disaster survey at the federal request. Douglas County receives 3170 dollars and eight cents from September cigarette revenue. neighboring counties receive varying sums from the state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stockton
I Os Cpanel
Westvaco
Kansas
Stockton
Kansas University Extension
Red Cross
Stanley Hipp
Douglas County
A Play About Safety at Junior High Curtain Raisers
The Junior high Curtain Raisers stage three performances of A Bicycle Built for One to teach traffic rules. Mrs Gladys Six directed the play with Miss Tillie Oberle sponsoring student council activities. High way Trooper Carl Gray spoke to students on bike car and pedestrian regulations with a question period following. The production features Stephen Hill Phil Stewart as narrators and a cast including Louis Perkins Eleanor Youngberg Peggy Reiter and more with Carolyn Carter and Susan Woodruff handling costumes and makeup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Six
Tillie Oberle
Carl Gray
Jimmy Cole
Stephen Hill
Phil Stewart
Louis Perkins
Eleanor Youngberg
Peggy Reiter
Perkins
Yvonne Richardson
Mary Lois Pontius
Charlyne McCluggage
Nancy Dixon
Douglas County 4-H Club Council Meeting Tonight
The Douglas County 4-H Club Council will meet at City Hall at eight o'clock. The session will include distribution of membership cards and secretaries' books and an election of Council officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
4-H Club
Minn. Man Pleads Guilty to Drunken Disorderly Charge
John Braniger of Minglin Minnesota pleaded guilty in county court to being drunk and disturbing the peace Judge Frank Cray sentenced him to 30 days in jail on the first count and fined him 25 dollars on the second count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Braniger
Minglin
Minn
Frank Cray
Deaths and Funerals of Phillips Manlove Freese
Howard Waitman Phillips 61 died at his farm on Route 4 Saturday. Funeral services precede a 9:30 a.m. Tuesday service at Rumsey funeral home with graveside rites in Sterling Kansas at 4 p.m. He had farmed since 1932 after teaching at Eudora Emmett Louisville and Onaga. Surviving wife Mary Ellen and siblings Ben F. Phillips J G Wilson of Hutchinson. Daisy Manlove funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m. at First Baptist North Lawrence, burial Maple Grove. W Freese 79 died Saturday at Convalescent Palace. Born in Lopez he lived in the county all his life. Survived by four sons Ralph Freese of Redwood City and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Waitman Phillips
Route 4
Rumsey
Howard Blessman
Sterling
Kan
Hillips
Eudora
Emmett
Louisville
Onaga
Mary Ellen Phillips
Ben F. Phillips
J. G. Wilson
Hutchinson
Daisy Manlove
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
A. L. Parker
Maple Grove
Bowser Mortuary
W. Freese
Frederick William Freese
Petty
Ralph Freese
Redwood City
Cates
Lawrence
Faculty Recital by Reinhold Schmidt Opens Concert Season
A faculty recital by Reinhold Schmidt in Frank Audi torium starts at 8 tonight to open the season. Schmidt, a University of Kansas voice professor, will sing in English for the first time, with pieces by Bach Brahms Barber and more. The program includes two world premieres by Katherine Mulky and an ensemble and piano accompanist Marina Jersild. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhold Schmidt
Paper Benttont
Frank Auditorium
Renee
Schmidt
Asa
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Professor Schmidt
Katherine Mulky
K. U
Brahms
Hindesmith
Samuel Barber
Milford
Peel
Peterkin
J. S. Bach
Phyllis McFarland
Myrna Lynch
Joyce Ristine
Marion Miner
Archie Kliewer
Jerry Deliath
Jay Nixon
Marina Jersild
Former Missionary to Bulgaria to Speak at First Baptist Church
The Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist invites women from area churches and the public to hear Miss Mary M. Haskell, former Bulgarian missionary, speak Wednesday at 8 pm on People Behind the Iron Curtain. Haskell, sister of Kansas City Star editor Henry J. Haskell, returned from Bulgaria last March and now resides in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Robert S. Brooks
Lawrenc
Mary M. Haskell
Bulgaria
Joseph Hull
Women’s Society
Miss Haskell
Henry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
United States
Kansas City
Missiona Arents
Philippolis
Plovdiv
Oberlin College
Columbus
Ohio
American Board of Missions
Congregational Church
American School For Girls
Bamokoy
Oberlin
Lorain
Haskell
Edward
Pordim
Red Cross
Adrianople
Constantinople
Donald Heath
Topeke
Legation
New York
A A U Members Attend All Day Workshop Here
State officers and 60 A A U W members gathered Saturday in the Union building for an all day session. Discussions covered arts fellowship and membership qualifications while presentations featured year books and publications to inspire local branches. Kansas has 44 A A U W branches with Dr Elin Jorgensen presiding over Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. U
Miss Stevens
Malcolm
Mss Stevens
A.A.U.W
Kansas
Elin Jorgensen
Lawrence
L. H. Gardner
Toneka
Grace Irwin
Baldwin
Blaze damages police motorcycle after funeral escort
Saturday afternoon a police motorcycle caught fire at the Ninth and Massachusetts Street intersection. Patrolman John Davis, uninjured, and Patrolman Arthur Shirk were returning from escorting a funeral procession when the bike burned as they waited at a traffic light. The vehicle, bought last spring for about 900 dollars, was nearly destroyed. Chief John Ingalls said the loss is not insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
John Davis
Davis
Arthur Shirk
Shirk
Number 2
John Ingalls
Wreck at intersection causes $240 in damage
At Tenth and Rhode Island streets shortly after noon today two autos collided. Harold Johnson 1008 Rhode Island was southbound and Harold Beck 1041 Connecticut was eastbound. Johnson’s car sustained $200 damage to the right side and Beck’s $40 to the left front. No injuries and both vehicles were driven away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth
Rhode Island
Harold Johnson
Rhode Island Street
Harold Beck
Connecticut Street
Johnson
Beck
Mrs James C Schmitz Home From Hospital
Mrs James C Schmitz of 713 New Hampshire street was released from Lawrence Memorial hospital today after a week’s stay. She will be confined to bed for two more weeks but may receive visitors. Schmitz works in the stereotyping room of the Journal World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Schmitz
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ra. Schmitz
Schmitz
Journal- World
Marriage Licenses Issued From Probate Court
Marriage licenses issued to James E. Zimmerman 21 and Martha M. Boles 20 both of Lawrence. to William Jack Hamilton 21 and Nancy Todd 20 both of Independence. and to Douglas Jones 22 of Asbury Park New Jersey and Sally Agnes Rowe 22 of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
James E. Zimmerman
Martha M. Boles
Lawrence
William Jack Hamilton
Nancy Todd
Independence
Douglas Jones
Asbury Park
N. J
Sally Agnes Rowe
Marine Corps First Lieutenant Harold L Short Among Wounded in Korea
First Lieutenant Harold L Short of the Marine Corps is listed among the wounded in Korea. He and his wife formerly lived at 343 Illinois Street. Mrs Short currently resides in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Harold L. Short
Marine Corps
Illinois Street
K U Men In Southwest Kansas Economic Meeting
A 19 county gathering in Garden City details an economic survey of southwestern Kansas led by KU. Dean Axe outlines grassroots data, while Malone and Eckley discuss income, taxes, and regional finance impacting trade, government services, and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas
Warren Hotel
Western Kansas Development Association
Leonard H. Axe
K. U. School of Business
Bureau of Business Research
Dean Axe
Paul E. Malone
K. U
Malone
Southwestern
Jack F. McKay
Bureau of Government Research
The
University
Robert S. Eckley
Clarence W. Tow
Federal Reserve Bank of
Kansas City
W. J. Foreman
Start Cage Drills Jayhawker Squad
The 1950-51 Kansas Jayhawks basketball team under coach Phog Allen opened official practice today. Eleven returning lettermen are listed, though some may not report. several football players are sidelined, with others such as Buddy Bull and Clyde Lovellette among potential reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phog Allen
Allen
Aubrey Linville
Lyn Smith
Dean Wells
Buddy Bull
Dale Engel
Sonny Enns
Bill Hougland
Bob Kenney
Bill Lienhard
Clyde Lovellette
Jerry Waugh
Charlie Hoag
Bill Schaake
Jack Rodgers
Quarterback Club to Meet Charles Marshall Guest Speaker
Downtown Quarterback club hosts state architect Charles Marshall as guest speaker at 8:15 tonight at the Eldridge. He will report on the Jayhawkers new fieldhouse while movies of the Kansas Iowa State football game are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marshall
Eldridge
Marshall
Jayhawker
Chinese professor warns of future world war and red growth
A Chinese professor argues China's inefficiency stems from the complex alphabet and the hand-written system, criticizes Chiang Kai-shek for abandoning Chinese rifles, and notes U.S. arms dependence. He points to rapid red expansion after World War II and urges Americans to support Chiang as a trustworthy ally against Soviet power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chiang
U. S
Busy at Intersection in Lawrence新 Sixth Street Link
Work began to remove the Seventh and New Hampshire intersection asphalt paving the link between the new Sixth street cut-off and New Hampshire in the 700 block. The intersection remains one lane open. Project, approved April 4 by voters with a 75000 bond, targets completion by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Street
Sixth Street
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Eisenhower Quietly Signals 1952 Candidacy at Columbia
New York Oct 16 UPI General Eisenhower said he was grateful for being proposed as a 1952 presidential candidate but believed his duty lay with Columbia University. He did not withdraw his name. Dewey’s support for him followed. In Topeka Douglas county PMA members attended a meeting on 1951 wheat acreage allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Douglas County Production and Marketing Administration Committee
Topeka
State P. M. A
Douglas County
Ernest Prim
David Noe
George Butell
In Appreciation for Support After Mother's Death
The family thanks friends and neighbors for thoughtful expressions of sympathy after the passing of Sylvia A Walannahs. Grateful for the N. S. Christian church ladies for the dinner and for flowers, deeds, and services rendered during this bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
N. S. Christian Church
Sylvia A Walann
Markets at a Glance from New York and Kansas City
Markets drift lower with weak stock and commodity tones across grains livestock and bonds. Wheat and corn ease while oats fall. cattle and hogs show modest declines or steadying trends. Kansas City grain and hay receipts noted. Wall Street ends mixed with some gains in radio TV due to late buying. Credit and bond movements subdued in a slow trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City
USDA
Iowa
Wichita
Wall Street
Automobile Division
Radio-Tv Group
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Kennecott
Copper
Seara-Roebuck
George Wetzel Returns Home After Heart Treatment
George Wetzel has returned to his home at 818 Missouri Street after a week long stay at Lawrence Memorial hospital for treatment of a heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wetzel
Missouri Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Historical Society to Meet in Topeka Tomorrow
The Kansas State Historical Society will hold its 75th annual meeting in the Memorial Building rooms at Topeka. Directors meet at 10 p.m. and the general session starts at 2 p.m.
Young People Learn by Doing Business Training
Business educators promote hands on learning for young people. The program emphasizes practical skills over theoretical knowledge and cites thousands of student testimonials on the value of the training to prepare youths for productive work.
Wallace Transfer Shows Service Moves Between Bases
James L. Wallace of Lawrence is transferred to Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi Mississippi and then to Lackland Air Force Base for further stationing, reflecting reassignment within the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Wallace
Lawrence
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
Lackland Air Force Base
Traffic Charges Involve Sold Rese bosts For Running Aistop Sign
A brief item reports traffic charges connected to a case involving alleged sale of rese bosts for ignoring stop signs. Authorities say the matter centers on improper signals at intersections and possible related violations.
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Memorial Hospital
Charles Kassinger
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Franklin
Osage
Shawnee
Ete Schett
Dreaing
Alice Lucile Stevens
Hutchiinson
John E. White
Pitteburg
Christine Wenrich
Dorothy Barfoot
Manhattan
Jeanne Malcolm
McKay
Axe
F. C. Allen
Quarterback Club
REDS
Seventh
New Hampshire
N. Y
Ahs Sysem
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Cash Grain
Kansas Ciy
Anya
Ieer
Kansas City City
Kipushi
Belgian Congo
Admiral Co
Am_ Airlines
Atsf Beth
Curtias
Deere & Co du Pont
Motors
Mont Ward
Penney
Sears-Roeb
Woolworth
Scott
Equip. CO
B. P. O. Elks
D. D. Ger
D. $S. Hults
Funk
Feompe
A Securities Investment CO
Servin Lawrence Yea Karl
Kreider
James, Wallace
Heasst
Sincere
Courtesta Service
Ake A Tonen
Gabanaro
Arrow
Charlton
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