Western powers denounce Soviet Berlin blockade at UN
Paris reports that the United States Britain and France accused Russia of tightening the Berlin blockade and refusing to negotiate. Jessup Cadogan and Parodi said talks wasteful while Soviet actions hamper road rail and river links into Berlin. Vishinsky silent as Moscow releases a white paper on talks and the four power accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
United Nations
Berlin
Security Council
Jessup
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Alexander Parodi
France
Adv
Parodi
Cas Dal
Reich
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
Jess P
Min- Fi Stalin
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Warsaw
Vishinsky
Juan Atilin Bramuglia
Haskell Students Attend Indian Centennial Event
Four students from Haskell Institute took part in Muskogee Oklahoma’s two day Indian Centennial on October 14 and 15 marking the removal anniversary of the five civilized tribes. Participants included Warker Campbell Bill Washington Harold White and Harry Worley with instructor George Berg and Solonitz Avera paper intendent. Campbell and Worley provided soundtrack and voice recordings for centennial gifts and the institute hosted a booth with texts weaving hooks and baskets. Avers noted about 50 000 visitors attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Muskogee
Okla
Aeart Coast
Oklahoma
Warker Campbell
Bill Washington
Harold White
Harry Worley
George Berg
Solonitz
Avera
Campbell
Worley
Haskell Radio Department
Harke's
Booth
Avers
Braven Club Prize Shares Amid Court Action
Fragmented report notes Oct. nineteen events involving Cosinontti, LBA, and A B Chandler. Mentions a new act for champion Clevelas Tadians and a previously high sum of $6,544.76, with reference to the Detroit Tigers in 1835. Details are unclear and partially garbled. main point concerns distribution of full shares among members amid ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosinontti
LBA
Clevelas Tadians
Besa
A.B. Chandler
Detroit Tigers
Braven
Miami Legion Parade Draws 300000 In Eight Hour Show
A Miami daylong American Legion parade plans an eight hour extravaganza starting at 3 p.m. with a four mile downtown march. Officials expect 300000 attendees as Legion departments from all states and possessions join, while President Truman and other dignitaries attended yesterday's cotton opening and a later speech by Strom Thurmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Biscayne
Noureyvarus
Army
Hareletsnen
Minnesot
Artis
Truman
Miami Beach
Strom Thurmond
Staten Rights Trianccrate
South Carolina
Rio Venishce J
Wyneysons
Hackensack
J. Post
Berlin Blockade Tightens With Isolated Traffic
Soviet authorities ordered all highway traffic entering Berlin from Potsdam or the southwest to pass through the Soviet sector for searches and contraband seizures. Police in Brandenburg sealed off western outskirts, confiscating food and restricting passenger luggage. In Ruhr area elections, Adenauer called communist vote proof of Berlin’s oppression. communists won 7 percent, Christian Democrats led with 37.6 percent. Sidelight: Joe Louis affirmed plans to defend his boxing title in an outdoor show after retirement talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Settia
Potsdam
Brandenburg
Conrad Adenauer
Drenseldorf
Ruhr
Christian Democrats
New York
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Yankee
UN Security Council orders cease fire in Negev fighting
The United Nations Security Council unanimously votes for an immediate cease fire and a Bunche mediated settlement in the Israeli Egyptian clash over the Negev. Egypt had signaled willingness to accept Bunche's cease fire request while Syria and Russia push for revised terms. Israel and Bunche clash over causes of the fighting as the council adjourns to prepare for Berlin crisis talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Council
Ralph J. Bunche
Negev
Egypt
Bunche
Tatark
Gaza
Nir Am
Durot
Russia
Soviet
Ukraine
Runche
Syria
Folke Bernadotte
Arata
Prs Cil
Berlin
Patix
Israel
Security Council
Ierael
Safe Found in Wichita Could Link Market Theft
Patrolman Ralph Hubbel and W. U Springer owner of Rustys Food Market traveled to Wichita to inspect a safe found recently by a stream in south central Kansas. Police say the safe description matched that taken in an October morning robbery at the market, containing about $1100 in cash and checks at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hubbel
W. U
Springer
Rusty
Wichita
Kansas
KU Alumnus Named Oak Ridge Community Services Director
Russell Field, class of 1935, was appointed director of community services for Oak Ridge Tennessee under the Atomic Energy Commission. Formerly operations planning director for Transcontinental World Airlines, he will oversee residential and commercial real estate and related functions in Oak Ridge, a government built city with about 346000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Russell Field
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Field
Transcontinental World Airlines
Kazani City
Oak Ridge
United States
Admiral Denfeld to Speak at Kansas Homecoming Activities
Admiral Louis Denfeld chief of naval operations visits the University of Kansas as Homecoming guest. He will address students Friday at 9 20 in Hoch auditorium and attend a closed editors day meeting Saturday. Denfeld and party arrive Thursday. events include campus tours and ROTC/NROTC recognition and a Friday dinner in Memorial Union.
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Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
University of Kansas
Admiral Denfeld
Navy
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas Editors Day
Denfeld
Howard A. Yeager
Aesistant
Yeager
Jean Bailey
K. U
Baileys
Salina
Mear
Annapolis
N.R.G.T.C
Sinlott
Memorial Union
Kansas
Union
Frank Hageman
Frank Hageman, the Board of
Regenta
Washington
Yeagers
Betleat
Washingtos
Logis K. Denfeld
Naval Chief of Staff
Mt. Orend
Seuditurmin
Truman Bids for Votes Through the South
President Truman canvassed southern Democrats amid civil rights debate as Dewey rests in Albany. Truman urged voters to judge by reason, noting Andrew Jackson’s legacy, while replying to criticism from States Rights Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afseceted
Truman
Thomas E." Dewey
Albany
N. Y
Midwest
Raleigh
Andrew Jakson
Democratic Party
Washington
States Rights Democrats
South
Austin Seay
States FE Party
Democratic National Committee
Edmiston Named Advisor to Draft Board in Douglan County
Dr. R H Edmiston has been named a medical advisor to the Douglan County Selective Service board to screen registrants with obvious physical defects. The secretary to the draft board said classification records are public in the county courthouse and that postboard meeting classifications are available to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Edmiston
Douglan County
Selective Service Board
State Selective Service Ice
Edmiston
Topeka
Leslie Halberg
Draft Board
Selective Service
Court House
Israeli Air Force Pounds Gaza in Fourth Straight Day
Israeli air force bombed Gaza for a fourth straight day, driving Arab civilians from the capital of the Arab-proclaimed Palestine state. United Nations observers have left the port city as Egyptian forces reportedly occupy it. Israel rejects UN cease-fire proposals and opens a supply corridor to 23 Jewish settlements in the Negev with infantry armor and air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Teraeli
Gam
Palestine
United Nations
Negev
Paris Mines Clash Injures Forty As Strikers Clash With Police
In central France near St Ethenin forty people were injured when police and miners clashed at Reche La Moliere mine. Strikers attacked police using stones and metal fragments. police fired tear gas bombs. Some strikers were arrested and two pumps were restored. Nationwide, pickets, troops, and police battled over the coal strike with service breakdowns and mine closures across northern basins. About 4,600 of 41,000 miners worked amid the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Ethenine
France Preste
France
Reche la Moliere
Bethune
Sway
Lena
Flanders-Adtoia
Hts
Cevennes
Lorraine
NAMES REACH 11341 REGISTRATION MARK FOR ELECTION
The city clerk reported 11341 names registered by 10 p m yesterday with 204 new registrants that day. The rolls may rise past last November’s 9785. Books close Friday at 10 pm and no further registrations occur until after the November 2 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boks
Lawrence
Kanana
Hoch Auditorium
Schoeppel to Campaign in Douglas County and KU Homecoming
Former Governor Andrew F. Schoeppel will push his U.S. senate bid in Douglas County on Friday and Saturday as part of a GOP vote drive in eastern Kansas. Edmondson says he will visit towns and neighborhoods, stay in Lawrence Friday night, and attend the KU Nebraska Homecoming game. Also notes Scrivner in Lawrence October 28 and Baldwin event October 21, with Lucille McCreath leading a voting registration drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harness
R.-Ind
Secretary of Interior
Krug
General Accounting Office
Truman
North Carolina
Texas
Pacific Coast
Jackson
Polke
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn Academy of Music
St. Louis
Dewey
New York Herald Tribune
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Andrew F. Schoeppel
United States Senate
Douglas County
Kan- Ban
Charles A. Edmondson
G.O.P
Schoeppel
Skand-Sheking
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Edmondson
Errett P. Scrivner
Baldwin
Lucille McCreath
Corn Prices Dip to Season Low at $1.16 a Bushel
Local corn price slipped from $1.25 to $1.16 per bushel this afternoon, with elevator buyers steady on purchases of grain. Agricultural notes record only one loss on the rice crop this year while four other requests await observers. Price support remains unsettled as market reports show minimal changes in base figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elevator
Iescretorsowever
Rettle Inchange
Agricultural Conservation Jassociation Office
Farmers Air Invasion Visits Lawrence Airport
Eighty Kansas Flying Farmers from 29 towns gathered at Hutchinson before flying to Iola. Led by Don Vor Schmltz and Heaiy ao George Baxter, they toured Lawrence airport, KU aeronautical facilities, and Reuter Organ Factory, then headed to Fairfax Army Air Field and the American Royal Livestock Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas Flying Farmers Club
Nansag City
Hutchinson
Iola
Don Vor Schmltz
Heaiy
George Baxter
Marion
Memders
Aviation
Chamber of Commerce
E.R. Zonk
Delbert Richardson
W. H. Simpson
K. U. Aeronautical Engineering Department
K. U
Reutey Organ Company
Ailiff Neat
Windom
Fairfax Army Air Field
Kansas City
Verner Smith
Howard Krimminger
E. S. Addy
W. H. Andrews
Linvd Ware
Showers Forecast to Start Northwestern Kansas Wednesday
Weather forecaster S D Flora predicts light showers to spread from northwestern Kansas Wednesday night across the state, with mild temperatures overall. Highs may reach 70 to 75, lows range 32 to 40, and the week should stay near normal with a return to warmer Sunday after cooler Friday and Saturday. No precipitation was logged in the past 24 hours. Hill City topped yesterday at 77 degrees while Goodland recorded 27 as the low last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fopeke
S. D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Hill City
Goodland
Misaouri
Antes
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Oklahoma Panhandle
M. Ip
Pena
Kansas City
New Orleans
New York
Oaklahorme Cix
Washington
Santa Fe Trail plaques to reach Douglas County schools
Schools across southeastern Douglas County and 20 counties along the Santa Fe Trail will dedicate metal plaques showing a six mule team and covered wagon on November 16. The American Pioneer Trails Association will participate, with Kansas City overseeing programs. The Douglas County superintendent’s office has not decided which local schools will receive plaques.
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Douglas Counts
Cop
Genopel
Kansas City
Kan
Wil
American
Pioneer Trails Association
Douglas County
Jschools
Douglins County
Stock Market Index Rises Across Broad Market
The average of 60 stocks climbs to 69.5, up 3 points, signaling cautious gains across the market. Traders watch leading shares as tech and financials support the advance while some sectors lag.
Fourth of quota drive progresses with $1,686 raised
Creepine area reports only a quarter of quota met as workers struggle to reach the $6,000 goal. Contributions improve with better weather but several volunteers have yet to pick up supplies. Mrs Shirley Hiizendine oversees headquarters and urges contact with list members. Business district workers, led by Vinton Warner, contributed $1,686 toward a $4,000 target, while residential efforts gain pace after a cloudy start. New gifts over $25 include P H Bech and Frte Meyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SiMe Awash
Lawroner
Aubornee Gifts
Alvanee Gifts
Shirley Hiizendine
Drive
Chamber of Commere Office
W. G. Beougher
Advance
Persota
Vinton Wariner
P.H. Bech
Frite
Five Canada honkers bagged by three Krocal hunters
Three Krocal hunters on a Kaw river bar two miles from Eudora bagged five large Canada honkers from a flock of about twenty in a pre-dawn hunt. The birds weighed over ten pounds each and were spotted as the party prepared to leave for Lawrence after a long wait and scarce luck on ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Harold King
Ant ‘Org
Norman Stuart
Stuart's
Ninth Street
King
Lawrence
Proposed hike in city water rates to boost income
The Lawrence water department may gain about 1 million dollars annually if council approves a water rate increase recommended by A P Learned of Black and Veatch. A draft ordinance was ordered for action next meeting. The plan shifts more sanitation costs to consumers, projecting water sales of about 228 thousand dollars plus hydrant rentals and other revenues to cover 249 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Water Department
A. P. Learned
Black and Veatch
Kansas City
Fa. Russell
Water Works
Charles D. Stough
Learned
Binck and
Venteh
Pet
Water Department
Indivi
General Water Service
Fire Protection Service
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Philip C. Jen Up
Jessup Veaid
Haskell
Ulahara
American Legion
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U. N. Security Council
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Keuge
Santiago
Chile
Villabrica
Cautin
Here
Rincia
Augustin Parada
Dan Casement
Kanser City
Dan D. Casement
Manhattan
Vierate
Nesteary and
Capel
Ds the Assan
Favernor Schoeppel
Hin Campaign
Markera
Santa Fe Trail
Honkers
Reeks
Vitsi Triangle
Witter
Binghampton
Mildred Hirke
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