Truman sound bites warn of world peace under threat by armies
In a San Francisco address President Truman warned that in Europe and Asia vast armies pose a constant threat to world peace. He cited Russia and China as possessing large military forces, with Soviet artillery and tanks likely leading global power projections, and noted ongoing mobilization trends into spring.
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Republic of Korea
G O P Leader Denies Smear Campaign In Casper Speech
National Republican Chairman Guy Gabrielson denied Democrats are smearing them at a Casper rally as he defended the GOP record against Barkley’s Denver charge. Gabrielson, returning from a Western tour, said Democrats have smeared their own ranks more than Republicans could. In Baltimore a severe heart attack left H L Mencken in critical condition at Johns Hopkins, with doctors saying he is not expected to survive.
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Army lineman Stout named AP college football lineman of the week
Elmer Stout, Army defensive center from South River New Jersey, earned the Associated Press lineman of the week after his top defensive showing against Michigan. He directed signals and helped Army maintain its No 1 ranking. Stanford’s Bill McColl and Arkansas’s Bob Griffin also received plaudits for standout performances in other games. the piece notes other nominees and highlights.
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Army
Associated Press
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Big Bill McColl
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Texas
Bob Wari
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Williama
Oklahoma
Ward
Georgetown
Jim Weatherall
Dean
Smith
Bill Mace
Kansas
Frankie Anderson
Single Wing Gains Ground Against Modern Gridders
The piece notes coaches at Michigan North Carolina Pennsylvania Duke UCLA and the Steelers increasingly employ the single wing alongside the T formation. Wary of rain and weather UCLA practices with a wet ball to test viability. The report credits coaches like Bad Sanders shaping dual attack systems while players adapt to mixed methods.
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WEA
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North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Duke
UCLA
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Bad Sanders
California
Fendecbitt
Sanders
Sanity Code Fuss Over Darden Report At Virginia
The debate over the NCAA sanity code flares again as Colgate W. Darden prepares to present his report to the University of Virginia board of visitors. The piece questions scholarship allocations and warns that relaxing rules may aid cheaters. it praises Darden's principles while noting perceived double-talk in agency grants. The column also surveys college football picks and local sports notes from the era.
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Colgate W. Darden
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N.C.A.A
Frat quartet entertains Winter Veterans Hospital patients in Topeka
Tau Kappa Epsilon members staged a recreation hall show and two ward performances at Winter Veterans hospital in Topeka. The program featured two quartets led by Frank McCullom and Joe Jordan with comedian Joe Jordan, master of ceremonies George Howell, and transport by Dee Scranton and Art Nease. Mrs. H. P. Ramage, mother of the troupe, and Mrs. Ralph Wolfson arranged local Red Cross hospital service entertainment. Also Monday night three Alpha Omicron Pi members Edith Williamson Jo-Anne Spring and Pat Young performed in ward shows. Kansas Wesleyan University president Dr. A. Stanley inaugurated. honorary degrees awarded to Cleve D. Miller and Rev. Phillip Holmes Oxnam.
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Topeka
Alpha Omicron Pi House
Edith Williamson
Jo-Anne Spring
Pat Young
Britain Sold Russian Goods To U S For Summer totals
Britain's overseas trade secretary A G Bottomley told Parliament Russia supplied goods bought by Britain and shipped to the United States in June July and August totaling about 1 481 000 dollars. The items included crabmeat fur bladder casings pig bristles and other assorted goods valued at various amounts.
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Britain
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Parliament
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House of Commons
Bottom Jey
U. S
Public notices from Kansas districts and estates
Reader notices show district bond petitions for Osage and Douglas counties, school district 5 and 3 in Kansas seeking approval to vote beyond 5 percent of assessed real and personal property to fund schoolhouse improvements. Also estate probate and publication notices name Hortense Browne as administratrix, and a long list of Barricklow heirs and Mora w plaintiffs in lawsuits.
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Wichita North Redskins Still Top High School Poll
Wichita North Redskins retain state high school football top spot in Ansergrad Press poll with 108 points and five first place votes after a 56 7 victory over Arkansas City. Shawnee Mission moves to second on 102 points with 27 6 win over Lawrence. Wichita East third with 88 points.
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Oppose U N debate on Formosa by China and Soviets
London reports Communist China and Soviet Russia joined nationalist forces in opposing a United Nations debate on Formosa. Chow En Lai called Formosa an inseparable part of China and demanded it be removed from the UN agenda. The UN General Assembly approved a debate, while the council plans to examine charges of American aggression after November 15.
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Overseas war cemetery plan targets 1955 completion
Brigadier General Thomas North said the American Battle Monuments Commission aims to finish all permanent overseas World War II cemeteries by 1955. After a five month tour of 13 European sites from Cambridge England to Carthage North Africa, he noted many letters from bereaved families urging speed. The cemeteries will host 76 000 U S war dead as final resting places. Pvt Robert A Wood 21 son of Mrs Della Wood finished indoctrination at Lackland Air Force Base Gateway to the Air Force. assignment pending.
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General North
American Battle Monuments Commission
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England
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North Africa
Robert A. Wood
Della Wood
Massachusetts Street
Lackland Air Force Bane
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