U.S. Bears About 35 Percent of Korea War Casualties
United States forces accounted for about 35 percent of all U N battle casualties in Korea while providing nearly half of the United Nations combat manpower in the Far East The heaviest losses were borne by South Korea with an estimated 61 percent of casualties, and other Allies accounting for the remainder.
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South Korea
U. S
Korea
U. N
Republic of Korea
Eighth Army
Reorganized Army
Pleasant October Weather Graces Topeka Area Then Warms
Kansans expect a pleasant spell through Sunday with clear skies and a warming trend. Lows dip to 35 to 40, highs from 65 to 70 in the southeast and up to 80 in the northwest, while rain remains absent. A Friday cool blast dropped temperatures sharply, with readings under freezing across the state and highs Saturday ranging 49 to 61. Ft Leavenworth logged 23 and Chanute 61 as Concordia read 49.
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Topeka
Kansans
Chanute
Concordia
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
Noutheast
iGas
I. S
Chicago
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havoc
Mont
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
Orleans
York
Oklahoma
Washington
Novemerg suTwr F Twtfs
Abe T
Eisenhower Praises Marshall In New York Summary
In Newark New Jersey GOP nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower lauded General George C. Marshall while defending his independence from Taft and McCarthy. He countered Truman by insisting he would make final decisions himself as he prepared routes into New England and plotted a weekend in New York with no public events.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
GOP
Newark
N. J
Sen
Taft
Joseph McCarthy
Truman
Hartford
Conn
Marshall
Eisenhower
Eise
New England
State Traffic Deaths Reported in Topeka
Kansas accident records list traffic fatalities in Topeka over the last 24 hours and to date. The brief notice records fatalities, causes and contributing factors, with emphasis on recent deaths and ongoing tracking by the state.
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Topeka
Kansan
Vishinsky Demands Same Terms at U N General Assembly
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky, in a vitriolic UN General Assembly speech, repeated demands for armistice terms the U N has rejected and accused the United States of germ warfare while charging they do not want the Korea conflict to end. The speech undermines Western hopes for an early settlement and suggests a planned U N appeal for a truce would be futile.
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Tae Associates
United Nations
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. N
U. S
Korea
U.N. General Assembly
Vishinsky
U.S
Americans break last Communist foothold on Triangle Hill
On the Central Korean front American and South Korean forces shattered the final Chinese position on Triangle Hill amid brutal fighting. To the east, allied forces repelled three Chinese assaults on Sniper Ridge as artillery and air forces bombed Red positions. The drive aimed to seize the hill masses north of Kumhwa and support a major October offensive.
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Seoul
Triangle Hill
Triangle
Papa-San
Kumhwa
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Tosong
Milo Farnell
U. SS. Seventh Division
Pike's Peak
Farnell
Gas rate hearing set by K C C in Hugoton Field
The Kansas Corporation Commission will hold a two day public hearing in Topeka on the Southwest Kansas Royalty Owners Association request to raise minimum wellhead gas prices in the Hugoton Field. The case also redefines gas measurement units used in proration rules.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwest Kansas Royalty Owners Association
Hugoton
Jay Kyl
Commission
Kyle
Miss Betty Martin 23 Stricken With Polio
The 18th polio case in Douglas County in 1952 was sent to University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Friday night. Betty Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs William Roy Martin 715 1 St has paralysis in legs abdomen and lower back. She was ill since Tuesday and earlier at Lawrence Memorial Hospital before transfer by ambulance Friday night.
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Douglas County
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Betty, Martin
William Roy Martin
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Martin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Medical Center
Kansas University
Oklahoma
South Park
K U.’s Memorial Stadium
Morris Kay
Bud Laughlin
Kay
K. U
Laughlin
Army
Kansas
Sooners
Journal-World
Wage Stabilization Board weighs Lewis coal wage boost
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board prepared to vote on legality of John L. Lewis and union miners $1.90 daily raise for 350,000 soft coal workers. Public members hold power as miners threaten a broad strike. most mines idle over the weekend. If approved, miners return to work. if cut, a full-scale stoppage looms next week.
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Bulletin
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Deast
John L. Lewis
WSB
Archibald Cox
Cox
Lewis
WSE
U S Ambassador Dies In Omaha Background
Francis Matthews, U S ambassador to Ireland, died here Saturday in Omaha. An Omaha attorney, he became ambassador in July of last year after serving two years as a Navy clerk. A prominent Catholic layman, he was in Omaha at the time of death.
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Omaha
Francis Patthews
Ireland
Navy
Wild Beasts Break Loose On Vessel During Storm
The City of Doncaster arrived at Avonmouth with African animals for British bases after a 28 day voyage. A baboon climbed the mainmast and ostriches fought sailors as zebras suffered seasickness. The 127 animals escaped briefly during two days of storms in the Bay of Biscay but were finally rounded up with no serious injuries.
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Avonmouth
Eng
Doncaster
Bay of Biscay
Missourian Queen crowned at American Royal show
Judith Elaine Anderson of Liberty Maine, a 19 year old Lindenwood College sophomore, was crowned queen of the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show in Kansas City. She will ride on a flower bedecked float in Saturday’s parade. Princesses are Sara Wyatt and Joanne Milmar. Over 10 000 watched the coronation at the Royal Ball.
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Kansas City
Lindenwood College
St. Charles Mo
Judith
Elaine Anderson
Liberty, Me
Downtow
Sara Jean Wyatt
Salina
Kas
Joanne Milmar
Hutchinson
John B. Gage
Winifred F. Meyer
Hoisington
Marilyn Ringler
Swrence
Ann Walkinus
Wellington
Barbara Jane Nesch
Clinton
Norma Loy Tackitt
Eldon
Barbara McCarthy
Odessa
Lynda Ann Otten
Versailles
Carel Anne Budde
Tulsa
Okla
Morse in Change Backing Stevenson Over Eisenhower
Oregon Senator Morse said on Saturday he will vote for Governor Stevenson, calling Eisenhower disillusioning. He had supported Eisenhower initially but reversed, criticizing the nominee as controlled by political forces and noting a rift with Taft after their New York meeting.
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Washington
Und
Oregon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Morse
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Oe Fectare
Sen
Taft
New York
Bloodmobile drive in Lawrence seeks 48 more donors
Lawrence volunteers push to reach 300 pints during the Bloodmobile visit on October 30 and 31. Mrs. Ralph Wolfson, chairwoman, said 108 more volunteers are needed to reach the goal, with 276 already signed up toward a total of 384 needed. Local firms reported extra donors from Motor In and other companies, and Mrs. Wolfson praised employers granting time off for blood donors.
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Lawrence
Ralph Wolfson
Douglas County
Wolfson
Big Game Blessed By Ideal Weather
Clear skies and mild temperatures set the scene for the 2 PM kickoff at Memorial Stadium as unbeaten Kansas and Oklahoma meet in a potential Big Seven title clash. An estimated 39,000 in attendance, one to one and a half million viewers, and extensive local radio and national network coverage promise a gridiron showdown with high stakes for the conference race.
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Memorial Stadium
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sooners
Jayhawkers
Wdaf-Tv
Kansas City
ABC
CBS
Lawrence Commonwealth Theaters
The
Journal- World
Granalla
Granada
Bud Wilkinson
Colorado
Jules Sikes
Iowa State
Texas Christian
Santa Clara
Mt. Orendans
O.U
Mopster Sparks Fire at Denver Police Station
Denver police were scene but escaped major damage after a mop stored in a closet by custodian Jimmy Dolan produced smoke and a small blaze. Firefighters rushed to the building as officers sprayed the mop with extinguisher powder, while Dolan returned to assess the aftermath.
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Avracietes
Denver
Jimmy
Dolan
Byrd withholds endorsement of Stevenson in Virginia
Senator Harry F Byrd a longtime Virginia Democrat critic of Trumanism and New Deal declares he cannot endorse the Stevenson Sparkman ticket or the Democratic platform. He refrains from naming a chosen candidate for president, insists he remains a Virginia Democrat, and notes Republican prospects in Virginia while some local leaders back Stevenson.
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Winchester
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Virginia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gov
John Battle
Sen
Willis Robertson
Stevenson
Gov Arn to Recommend Child Treatment Center Plan
Gov Arn told a Salina meeting of the Kansas Council for Children and Youth that he will recommend to the 1953 Legislature the establishment of a dedicated child treatment center for mentally ill children. He noted it would supplement local diagnostic centers and the Kansas Receiving Home for Children at Atchison. He also touted continued funding for the KU Medical Center child study unit and activation of the Bureau of Child Research, urging support for the proposed state hospital building levy before the November 4 vote.
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Salina
Arn
Jlt
Kansas Council For Children and Youth
Kansas
Atchison
University of Kansas Medical Center
Bureau of Child Research
University
Nixon Makes Last Bid For New York Support
Nixon and his Nixon Special train stopped in Ithaca New York where he urged Upstate supporters that Adlai Stevenson is duped by Alger Hiss and warned that a Democratic victory would keep many young men in Korea. He dismissed Acheson and Stevenson jokes as excuses. About 4000 people attended the outdoor rally.
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Richard M. Nixon
New York
Acheson
Stevenson
Truman Fies
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Nixon
Ithaca
N. J
Korea
Oskaloosa Independent: Kansas oldest weekly at 92
The Oskaloosa Independent is the oldest weekly in Kansas, published by the Roberts family since its first issue July 11, 1860. Its motto says Six Months Older than the State of Kansas. Editors have been three generations of the Roberts, all staunch in voicing clear opinions.
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Oskaloosa Independent
Kansas
Independent
Berts
Roberts
J. W. Roberts
The
Sllaf
Journal-World Photo
R A Schwegler Dies at Hospital in Kansas University
Dr. Raymond A Schwegler dean emeritus of the University of Kansas School of Education died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a heart attack on a lecture tour. Born in Switzerland in 1874, he mentored at Brown Ottawa and Columbia, taught at Bacone Indian Territory and Ottawa University, joined Kansas in 1907, led the education school, headed the reading clinic, and was recalled in 1947 to finish Nash’s classes.
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Raymond A. ‘Schwegler
School of Education
University of
Kanas
The
Baptist Church
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dean Schwegler
Lakin
Hergiswyl
Switzerland
Joséph and
Frances (Meyer) Schwegler
Dean Schiwegler
America
American Academy of Colgate University
New York
Brown University
Ottawa
Kan
Leipsiz University
Germany
Columbia University
N. Y
Schwegter
Indian University
Bacone
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Bert Nash
Nash
Reading Clinic
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Charlie Hoag
Jerry Robertson
Gil Reich
Buddy Leake
Eddie Crowder
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