Vishinsky Talk To Be Saturday
United Nations reports Andrei Vishinsky will address the U N General Assembly on Saturday in what analysts see as a new Kremlin diplomatic push. The speech follows the Communist Party Congress and comes as the Korea unification commission warns of ongoing suffering from battle damages. Acheson urges continued UN support with more troops food clothing material and money for the Korean force.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. N. General Assembly
Kremlin
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
Vishinky
Stalin
Vishinsky
U. S
Dean Acheson
Acheson
U. N
Korean Unification and Rehabilitation Commission
Korea
Jong
CA Acheson
Kores
Bus Plows Into Kansas City Restaurant Arc
A three vehicle crash in downtown Kansas City sent a loaded Intercity bus into the Green Mill restaurant at 1336 Main. Two people were injured lightly, including waitress Joan M. Taylor and car driver Bud Griffith Jr. The restaurant owner George Jianas estimated damages above $10,000. The bus was en route from Shawnee, Kansas.
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Kansas City
14Th
Main
Green Mill
Shawnee, Kaé
Joan M. Taylor
George Jianas
Bud Griffith Jr
Indicted RFC case figures face false statements charges
Washington Jacob Freidus and Larry Knohl linked to congressional probe of ex assistant attorney general Caudle were indicted Friday for making false statements to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in letters and financial records tied to attempting to buy Aireon Manufacturing. Gerald Dalley, 37, of Tonganoxie suffered severe burns Thursday to his face neck arms back chest and hands while two coworkers were slightly burned and not hospitalized.
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Washington
Jacob Freidus
Larry Knohl
Lamar Caudle
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Freidus
Knohl
RFC
Aireon Manufac
Gerald Dalley
Tonganoxie
Inv
150 000 Coal Miners Strike and Price Hike Protest
Washington reports a strike of 150 000 coal miners as producers seek a price increase. The Wage Stabilization Board stalls decisions amid debates on legality and the ability to implement a rise already negotiated by John L. Lewis. Officials say action awaits WSB approval under cost of living rules.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Pst By
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Office Pro Stabilization
WSB
Sotcialy
Putnam
John L. Lewis
Stevenson Sees Vote as Key to Peace World
Adlai E. Stevenson in San Diego declares the next month's election will determine the best chance for a just and peaceful world. He criticizes Eisenhower as isolationist and promises an independent mind while touring California, Texas, and Dallas ahead of crucial electoral votes.
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Calif
Adlai E. Stvenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Illinois
Stevenson
Eiserhhower
Sen
Taft
California
Ft. Worth
Tex
Grand Prairie
Dallas
Eisenhower
Red Losses Grow as China Attacks Sniper Ridge
Chinese and North Korean forces battle for Pinpoint Aili on Sniper Ridge with heavy artillery and grenade exchanges. ROK Ninth Division reports heavy casualty totals, while Iron Horse Hill falls to twilight. Allied and Communist tallies show mounting losses across multiple fronts in Korea.
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Seoul
Aili
Kumwha
Ninth Division
Iron Horse Hill
White Horse Mountain
Peiping
Tokyo
Eighth Army
U. S
Triangle Hill
Topcoats for game Topeka weather forecast Lawrence
Weather details for Kansas Oklahoma game at Lawrence anticipate generally fair conditions with a high around 60 in the northwest and 50s elsewhere. Frigid Friday night brings lows from 2 to 30 degrees in the northwest to 30 to 35 in the southeast with a Saturday frost likely coast to coast.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Sts
Kansas
Northweat
Noutheast
Hightow
Chicago
Denver
Nijew Orins
Oklahomal Ci
Washington
Ogtober Ae Ss
Smtwtfs Eee
Landon Wins FCC OK to Buy WREN Radio Station
Alf M Landon former Kansas governor and oil operator gains approval from the FCC to purchase radio station WREN from the Jackman group for over 150 000 He plans to operate the station and seek a TV license for Topeka area with co managers Fred Confer and Max Falkenstien The sale also involves Landon holding interests in KCLO Topeka and KKPRC Olathe which will go off air temporarily until April 6 1953 for a proposed move to Kansas City
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Wren
Federal Communications Commission
Toreka
FCC
Washington
Landon
R. C. Jackman
R. R. Jackman
F. C. Jackman
Jean Jackman Carter
Lawrence
Topeka
KCLO
KKPRC
Olathe
Kansas City
Governor announces Fidelis appointment to health board
Gov Ann Friday announces Sister M Fidelis of St Marys Hospital Manhattan is named to the Kansas Board of Health hospital advisory council. The resignation note cites ill health as the reason.
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Topeka
Ann Friday
M. Fidelis
St Mary's Hospital
Manhattan
Kansas Board’ of Health
Sendingh
Plans for Old Bell to Share Space at New High School
The 1856 Lawrence bell, a remnant of the city’s pioneer era, is to be placed at the new South Louisiana street high school yard. Superintendent William D. Wolfe says a base will be prepared in sight of students to honor early community days. The bell’s relocation ties to Lawrence’s centennial in 1954, with a rededication hoped for to spur student interest in local history.
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Lawrence
South Louisiana
William D. Wolfe
Wolfe
Journal-World
Massachusetts
Free State
Kansas
New Orleans
Mississippi
Missouri
Fort Leavenworth
Unitarian Church
St. and Ky. Sts
Seattle Man Beck Elected General President of Teamsters
LAS ANGELES M Dave Beck of Seattle was elected by acclamation Friday as general president of the AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters. He succeeds Daniel J Tobin who stepped aside after heading the union for 45 years. Beck has been a vice president and in control of 350 000 Western teamsters. His new term will run for five years.
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Los Angeles
Dave Beck
Seattle
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Daniel J. Tobin
Uon
Beck
Tel
Polio cases decline in Kansas with four new reports
Polio continued its downward trend in Kansas with four new cases reported to the state board of health. Shawnee and Wyandotte counties each reported two cases, bringing the year’s total to 3,460, compared to a previous year high of 1,068 in 1946.
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Kansas
Fridaay
State Board of Health
Shawnee County
Wyandotte
U S Demands Payment Over Unjustified B29 Attack Note
The United States charged Russia with a wanton attack on a missing B-29 off Japan on Oct 7. Washington seeks payment for the plane and crew deaths, insisting the bomber was unarmed and on a routine patrol within Japanese territory. Russia's prior claim of Soviet frontier violation was rejected.
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Moscow
Japan
U. S. Note
Hokkaido
Yuri Island
U.N
Russia
U.S
Ussr
Yuri Islands
Charlton elected president of Kansas insurance agents
Robert Charlton of Lawrence is elected president elect of the Kansas Association of Insurance Agents, set to succeed William L. Kline of Hutchinson next year. Kline became president Thursday. New officers include Charles Blakely of Topeka secretary Paul H Heinz Jr of Topeka treasurer and Kenneth Hoss of Arkansas City national director. Dr Alpha H Kenna retires October 31 to focus on American Legion work as Capitol Post No 1 commander in Topeka.
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Topeka
Robert Charlton
Lawrence
Kansas Association of Insurance Agents
William L. Kline
Hutchinson
Kline
Charles Blakely
Paul H. Heinz Jr
Kenneth Hoss
Arkansas City
Alpha H. Kenna
Association
American Legion
Capitol Post No. 1
Wichita Mother of Four Dies in a Car Accident
A Wichita woman Fern Weseloh, 23, mother of four, died early Friday when a car driven by her husband Ernest Weseloh, 33, went over an abutment on a dead end street and overturned. Ernest Weseloh suffered non critical injuries. The crash occurred near their home where a neighbor cared for the children. Duck Hunters Breakfast at Gem mell's Cafe, 717 Mass.
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Wichita
Sheriffs Patrol
Floyd Schroeder
Ernest
Weseloh
Fern
Schroeder
Californians Seek Case Dismissal In Federal Matter
By The Associated Press a reported filing requests dismissal of a federal case involving a juror misconduct or ongoing offenses. U S District Attorney Eugene Davis noted the offenses were alleged as continuing.
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Associated Press
Dowd Ane Cnet
Indana
U. S
Eugene Davis
Eisenhower hits Truman as corruption charge fires up Delaware crowd
Eisenhower addressed about 18 000 in Wilmington highlighting corruption in government and praising Sen. John J. Williams for exposing IRS abuses. He targeted the Truman administration as arrogant and dishonest, defending the need for integrity while denouncing Stevenson’s critiques and pledging to attack corruption on the preventive side. He urged unity for peace amid questions of governance and spending.
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Harvey J. Wadman
Camden
Trenton
New Brunswick
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Jersey City
N. J
John J. Williams
Delaware
Bureau ‘of Internal Revenue
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I Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Korea
Taft Predicts Eisenhower Victory In November
Hastings Nebraska Taft declares confidence Eisenhower will win the presidency on November 4 amid a Midwest tour. He cites enthusiastic organization and predicts a GOP House and Senate gains, noting the current 47 to 47 Democrat-Republican Senate balance.
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Neb
Taft
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pathfinder Magazine
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Ohioan
Eissenhower
Federal Tax Stamps for Four City Gambling Devices
In Lawrence four coin operated gambling devices received federal tax stamps as listed on Record 10 at the tie collector's office. Names include Frid. W. Hatfield and J. H. Large with machines at Willie's Grand and College Inn Tennessee. John Stavros at Golden Gate and a wagerer’s stamp to Jack C. Harrow. Also noted is a grass fire incident near No. 6 School southwest of Lawrence at 2:55 PM.
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Lawrence
Frid
W. W. Hatfield
Willie’s Grint
Massachusetts
College Inn
Tennessee
John Stavros
Golden Gate
Jack C. Harrow
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Garden Plain
University clash in Lawrence draws 39000 fans
Sept 23 football showdown between Kansas and Oklahoma draws an expected 39,000 fans to Memorial Stadium in Lawrence. Both top 10 teams, Big Seven title implications. Oklahoma arrivals, bleacher add ons, and potential record crowd noted. Public rallies and heavy law enforcement to manage traffic and crowds around kickoff at 2 pm.
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Universities of
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Oklahoma
Kansas City
Town House
Wyandotte High School
Earl Falkenstien
K. U. Athletic Department
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Falkeen Jal
Spee
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Robinson Gymnasium
Memorial Stadium
Kansas
Topeka
State Traffic Deaths Topeka Report 1952
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show 0 in the last 24 hours, 431 to date in 1952, compared with 460 in the same period of 1951.
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Topeka
Kansas
Blood donors pledge tags pints for charity drive
Wichita volunteers pledge 7 464 pints 933 gallons of blood for a Wichita Vehnayer drive benefiting Korea relief. The event on Oct 5 aims to reach a substantial total with donors earning coupons worth two for each pint given.
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Theoa Press
Wichita
Wichita Vehnayer
Apebsglas
Society For
Truman accuses Eisenhower of moral blindness over immigration bill
President Truman, speaking at a National Jewish Welfare Board mobilization event in Washington, denounced the McCarran Immigration Bill and said Eisenhower supported those who backed racial supremacy. He cited Nixon Jenner and McCarthy as bill supporters and criticized the act’s quota system and deportation provisions while warning of Nazi-like attitudes in the GOP.
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Dwight D._Eisenhower
Europe
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
California
William E. Jenner
Indiana
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Repubublican
Rowland H. Sargeant
National Jewish Welfare Board
U. S
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Ugta
Burns at Stokely Foods and Westvaco Plants
Two Lawrence workers suffered burns in separate incidents within 24 hours. James Ford of Carrollton, Missouri, at Stokely Foods Inc, backed into an electrical wire, burned his leg, and remains in unsatisfactory condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Delbert Westergren, 32, of Elm Street, Westvaco Chemical Co, opened a phosphorus pipe valve and received second and third degree burns, later released to his home after treatment.
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Lawrence Industries
Stokely Foods Inc
James Ford
Carrollton
Lawrence Memorial ‘Hospital
Westvaco Chemical Co
Delbert Westergren
Elm St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Casualties Among Kansans in Korea
The Department of Defense reports casualties from Kansas in Korea. Killed in action PFC Jesse L. Flickinger Conway Springs. Wounded PFC Charles J. Allen Chanute Sgt Anthony F. Dreiling Hays Cpl Harvey D. Engelhardt Idana Sgt Billy G. Thrash Beloit PEC Charles O. Reynolds Bethel.
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Department of Defense Today
Jesse L. Flickinger
Conway Springs
Charles J. Allen
Chanute
Anthony F. Dreiling
Hays
Harvey D. Engelhardt
Idana
Billy G. Thrash
Beloit
Charles O. Reynolds
Bethel
Bloodmobile Drive Seeks 162 More Volunteers
Douglas County Red Cross appeals for 162 more volunteers to donate a pint of blood for Korean War wounded. Bloodmobile arrives at Community Building October 30 from 1 to 9 pm and October 31 from 11 am to 5 pm. Dr Ralph S Canuteson notes strong donor response and stresses blood saves lives and reaches Korea within 72 hours.
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Douglas County Red Cross
Korea
Journal-World
Douglas County Red’ Cross Bloodmobil
Ralph Wolfson
Wolfson
Ralph S. Canuteson
Douglas County
Canuteson
Voters urged to register before October 24 hours open late
Old Fisher said there is little chance of a new voting record with only six days left. Since Wednesday 196 people registered as the city clerk’s office stayed open until 10 p m. Of those 115 registered Thursday. Registration books close at 10 p m October 24. It is unclear if a new record will be set though Fisher noted a “good chance” if registrations continue at night.
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Old Fisher
Fisher
U.-Oklahoma
Chatrnuee
Drought Aid Under Study by State PMA
Kansas officials debate seeking federal drought aid at Manhattan meeting on November 7. Wendell Becraft states if the committee approves, he will urge Ann to declare the state a disaster area to access President Truman's eight million dollar emergency fund. State Board data shows grain per animal unit at its highest since 1939, but the drought crisis grows critical.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Wendell Becraft
Ann
State 2
Truman
Icecraft
State Board of
Weather forecast for October 17 across Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma
Forecast covers Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. Temperatures expected to run 3 to 6 degrees above normal at start then cool into mid period with overall warm spells. Nebraska and Oklahoma show mid to upper 70s with cooler days likely in portions of the region.
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