Orchestras to Furnish Music for Teen Funfest
The Clyde Orchestra and the Junior Chamber of Commerce plan two church and school events this fall. The Orthestra will play for a Funfest at Conarese Church and a Bates party at Liberty Memorial School, funded by a national royalties trust to avoid school costs. Local 512 union members will assist, with James McCraig directing the Varsity Crew at the October 28 affair. Newton Jerome announced more dates may follow under joint sponsorship or free-of-charge support.
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Clyde ‘A
Conarese
Sesson
Scheel
Jenior Chamber of
Tr Ibe
Ie ‘Bms
Bates
Musicians ‘Union
James McCraig
Washington crash survivors recount air force incident
2nd Lt. Luther C. Barcus survived a triple F-86 crash after pilots misjudged altitude in haze and hit water. Barcus belly-landed in a farm field with a fractured leg and cuts. two other pilots did not survive. Witnesses located the crash site eight miles south of Quantico. Also noted is a Wichita enrollment drop to 2,930 students, 15 percent below last year, with 850 veterans among them.
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Washington
The
Air Force Today
Luther C. Barcus
Barcus
E.S.T
Quantico, Va. Marine Base Hospital
Nokesville
Washa
Air Force
Quantico
Maryland Point Lighthouse
Potomac
Wichita U
Wichita
University of Wichita
Epee Worth A. Fletcher
Baby Sitter Saves Two in Colville House Fire
Colville Washington October 19 a two story log house fire near Colville burned a family. a 14 year old babysitter saved two children but was burned trying to rescue the others. County official Delbert Scoles investigated as parents were at a movie. Also notes fines for faulty brakes and multiple parking violations count.
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Colville
Wash
Rng
County
Delbert Scoles
Richard Scott
Missouri Street
Wayne Allphin
Scott
Hospital births and a wrist injury from timber work
The report lists multiple births at Memorial Hospital with mothers and addresses, plus a 14 year old boy who fractured his left wrist while gathering wood for his father's saw in timber work. The timeline notes a cast and emergency room treatment yesterday. A Local post meeting is also referenced with names and details.
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One Sinks
W. H. Sinks
New York Street
Laberty Post
P. m. Morgan
Mack Alisa Wedlard
Hoesker
Lyman Ile
Commander
Adv
Moon viewing event at University of Kansas Observatory ends at 10
Lawrence reports include public moon viewing at KU Observatory from 7:30 to 10 in the evening. A Springfield Sharps 45-70 genre rifle, discovered at Westvaco site in North Lawrence, is being displayed in the Journal-World window. The rifle dates to 1873 and 1890 marks the last year of muzzle loading use by the army.
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N. W. Storer
University of Kan
Westvaco Chemical
North Lawrence
Frank Emory Bechtel
Pleven government under fire over Indochina war
Paris reports a heated debate in the national assembly as Premier Rene Pleven faces strong opposition over French defeats in Indochina. Deputies including Pierre Juge and Edmond Michelet call for end or intensified action, criticizing Evacuation of Cao Bang and war support.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
Indochina
Pierre Juge
National Assembly
Edmond Michelet
Charles de Gaulle
Ho Chi Minh
Michelet
Caobang
Pleven
Council of the French Union
Edouard Frederic Dupont
S. 5
Outlaws Red Party as Australia bans communists
Australia becomes the 27th nation to outlaw the communist party after a bill to dissolve the party seize assets and bar declared communists from union and government posts passes the senate with Labor backing and awaits governor general signature. The move faces likely constitutional challenges.
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Canberra
Australis
Australia
Communist Party
Senate
Labor Party
Rantoul Resident Named Odd Fellow Grand Master
Rantoul resident Stephen D. Needham was elected grand master of the Grand Lodge of Kansas I.O.O.F. in the closing annual session. Deputy grand master W. L. Baker of Topeka and grand warden George W. Bell of Great Bend named, plus encampment officers C. A. Hansen Atchison Dee Churchill LaCrosse Ed McCarty Larned Joe Burger Iola and Bill Brinkmeyer Winfield. Rebekah state assembly members Ruth Hibler Liberal Lela Comstock Quenemy Ruth Hill Wichita Arilla Smith Manhattan H. H. Maxwell Manhattan Ida Owens Wichita elected to the grand board. Ottawa chosen for the 1951 sessions in October.
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Wichita
Stephen D. Needham
Rantoul
Grand Lodge of Kansas
O.C.F
Needham
W. L. Baker
Topeka
George W. Bell
Great Bend
C. A. Hansen
Atchison
Dee Churchill
LaCrosse
Ed McCarty
Larned
Joe Burger
Iola
Grand Scribe
Bill Brinkmeyer
Winfield
Rebekah State Assembly
Ruth Hibler
Liberal
Lela Comstock
Quenemy
Ruth Hill
Arilla Smith
Manhattan
H. H. Maxwell
Ida Owens
Grand Board
Ottawa
Aaner
Marriage Licenses Recorded for Walter Schimmel and Alice Presgrove
A marriage license was issued from the probate court to Walter A. Schimmel, 22, and Alice M. Presgrove, 13, both of Lawrence. A divorce suit has been filed in district court by Gladys Mac Eni of Newton Ellen.
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Probate Court
Walter A. Schimmel
Alice M. Presgrove
Lawrence
Gladys Mac Eni
Newton Ellen
Behind Closed Doors On U N Peace Patrol Plan
Lake Success Oct 19 seven nations met behind locked doors to discuss Rus sia’s demand to serve on peace patrols under the UN anti aggression program. Dulles summoned the delegates with Ache son backing the plan for eventual victory. Britain Canada France Turkey the Philippines and Uruguay cosponsored. The plan gives teeth to UN efforts to maintain peace and provides emergency sessions of a veto free general assembly on 24 hour notice when the Security Council is hamstrung by the Soviet veto. Delegates agree it is the most important step since 1945. Vishinsky attacked saying it wipes out the Security Council and the UN charter assigns it primary responsibility for peace and security.
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General Assembly
Security Council
U. N
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Russia
Council
Kiwanis hears tentative senior high plan flaws
At Eldridge a Kiwanis meeting screened tentative profiles and weak planning for a new senior high school. Superintendent Wolfe spoke on the school improvement program and Chief Planner Wolfe noted cost uncertainties and a modified plan to provide adequate facilities for the near term with room to grow. Principal Wherry outlined drawing features and the need to expand Cordley facilities first while considering smaller neighborhood schools if lower grades face pressure.
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Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Sapt
W. D. Wolfe
Neil Wherry
Wolfe
Cordley School
Seven Killed in B 29 Crash Near Seguin Texas
Seven crew members of a Randolph Air Force Base eight nine were killed in a crash near Seguin Texas. The plane burned and the highway department reported no immediate word on injuries. The accident occurred about 12 30 p m near the Grape Vine cafe between Randolph and Seguin. Mrs Edger Schiebelbein cafe proprietor said she heard the engines and crash.
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San Antonio
Tex
Randolph Air Force Base
Seguin
State Highway Department
Randolph
Win
Edger Schiebelbein
Heads Children's Group
Stanley Roth
Society For Exceptional Youth
Deaths and Funerals Arthur Richards 81
Arthur Richards 81 died at his daughter’s home on New Hampshire street. He was born near Lecompton and farmed in Barker until retirement. Survived by son Ernest, daughters Ruth Carter Esther Bigsby Edythe Ranadell, a sister Eva Anderson, five children and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Rumsey funeral home Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. George C. Fetter. burial Lecompton cemetery. Graveside service for Margaret Ervin 88, died Tuesday, 11 a.m. at Oak Hill cemetery conducted by Rev. ML Sippel.
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Arthur Richards
Charles Arthur Richards
A. G. Ranadell
New Hampshire Street
Lecompton
Barker
Ernest Richards
Maine Stret
Ruth Carter
Tennessee Street
Esther Bigsby
Edythe Ranadell
Eva Anderson
Los Angel
Cehildren
Rumsey Funeral Home
George C. Fetter
Lecompton Cemetery
Margaret Ervin
Oak Hill Cemetery
ML Sippel
Raid on Texas grid handicapping ring nets arrests
In Dallas Oct 1 police raided a downtown Dallas address tied to a football handicapping operation. Four men were arrested, one a former Al Capone associate, and others released. Investigators seized ledgers, check books, address plates, a cash box with thousands in checks. The case cites violations of the football act and an alleged weekly five figure take.
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Dallas Lice Yesterdy
Dallas
al Capone
Pointe
Siam
Alaska
Oil for Red China under U S investigation
New York Oct 19 Senator O Conor D Md chairing a Senate commerce subcommittee said about half a million gallons of American oil were shipped to communist China after the Korean war began. He called the shipments improper and a gross miscarriage of regulations, noting officials testified that substantial quantities bypassed trade barriers though they declined to name shippers citing classified information.
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New York
CPI
O'Conor
China
O’conor
Senate Commerce
Red Via
Commerce Department
Army
Office
U. S
Delayed Sentence for Harry Gold in Espionage Case
Philadelphia dated report says Harry Gold a 39 year old chemist who admitted passing atomic secrets to Russian agents had his sentencing delayed at the government's request to December 7. U S District Judge James P McGranery noted reluctance to push back further while prosecutors and defense reviewed the matter.
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Philadelphia
Harry Gold
U. S
James P. McGranery
Gerald Gleeson
McGranery
Gleeson
Gold
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Miss Mary M Haskell speaks at First Baptist Church
About 200 attendees heard Miss Mary M Haskell of Kansas City describe life under Bulgaria's iron curtain and the persecution of Christians including a minister tortured and sent to a concentration camp. She noted Stalin’s deification aims in satellite nations.
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Bulgaria
Mary M. Haskell
Kansan City
First Baptist Church
Mins
Hankel
Stalin
Miss Haskell
Market News From New York and Kansas City Markets
Irregular stocks and mixed bonds with U.S. Treasuries fluctuating after declines. Wheat, corn, and livestock show varied activity with prices influenced by demand and market adjustments. Cattle and hogs reported mixed to steady, receipts strong in Kansas City with notable quotes for calves, cows, and sheep amid overall cautious trading.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock Hansae City Ut
Ted
Midwest Hay Market and grain notes from Kansas City
Kansas City Hay Market reports alfalfa receipts and prices, noting demand for fourth cutting hay and slower demand for under cured types. Also lists grain prices for oats, corn, and other commodities, with regional market movements and stock market opening notes, including U.S. steel and railroad shares.
Hanging Doc and Damages Offer in Lake Success Ad Mix
The United States informed the United States about a classified notice involving a damages offer dated October 19 in Lake Success. The document references a list of企业 including Goodyear, Bears Roebuck, American Tele RR, Kennecott Copper, Gulf Oil, and U. S. Gypsum in a broad classified notices context.
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Wenera Clara
Chessien” Goodyear
Bears-Roebuck: Aircraft
American Tele~ RR
Kennecott Conpers -American ‘Oolon
Gulf Ol
U. S. Gypsum
Lake Success
United States
United
Two American Lanes Accused of Korean Border Violation
An October 8 incident allegedly saw two American lanes in the Korean area violate a Soviet frontier. No details on damages to the Russians are provided.
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Memorial Hospital
Doris Bereiter
North Eighth Street
Marian Pierce
Overbrook
Rafael Chavez
Pennsylvania Street
Lovie Hunsinger
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Donald Gouldsberry
Simla
Colo
Iris McKinney
Ohio Street
Helen Heck
Route 5
Mary Broadfoot
Oskaloora
Lucile McMillen
Baldwin
Anne Eves
East Thirteenth Street
Elizabeth McCall
Rhode Island
Dorothea McCormick
Indiana Street
Charles Pringle
Paul Beisel
Norris Wheeler
Ter
Mn. DeVoe
Fiance Daily Weather Report
Viet
Outlaws
RED Party
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Claude A. Kinsner
Miladelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Co
Klasner
I. J. Stoneback
Ditx
Kiwanis Land
Texas
CPE
Stanley D. Roth
State School For the Deaf
Olathe
Kansas Society For Exceptional Children and Youth
Carl A. James
Concordia
Society
Andrew Johnson
Sedan
L. A. Noll
Hutchinson
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Margaret Anderson
Miss Anderson
University of Kansas
the Baptist Church
Re H. Shepard
Charles L. Haines
Avia Haines
F. W. Freese
George Stanwix
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Caterpillar Tractor
Pullman
Fastman Kodak
General Electric
Standard
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Kennecott Mont Ward
Sears-Roeb
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ICF
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PSON
R. Puta Oustote
Nave Radiants
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EQUIP
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Bethany
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Morgan-Mack
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Masa
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Physe
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