Jayhawker football victory and halftime exhibitions
Report from Salina notes polio reseal and satisfaction. Kansas University football plans a presentation early next week after a 27 to 2 i victory over Colorado. Atchison grade teams to perform at Memorial Stadium halftime. Local calls flood in as Lawrence High School Lions beat Leavenworth 19 to 13.
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Cole
Atchison
Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
the Journal-World
Leavenworth
Lions
Firm policy urged to recall veterans for service
New York Oct 21 Harold Russell national commander of the Amvels proposed a firm policy for recalling former G I s to service to remove uncertainty among veterans He sent a letter to defense officials urging a point system like the World War II discharge method to determine recall of inactive and active reservists He argued credits should reflect marriage dependents occupation and physical condition He said World War II vets face unemployment difficulty starting businesses and buying homes due to lack of recall plans from the defense establishment.
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New York
Harold Russell
Amvels
Defense
Russell
Corn Yields Vary Across Douglas County Elevators
Douglas county sees rising corn harvest activity as elevator operators push for drier grain. Most corn tests run 16 to 17 percent moisture while ideal moisture lies between 14 and 15 percent. Uppland yields range from 50 to 60 bushels per acre, with Lawrence area showing 40 to 56 bushels per acre in places. The Lawrence Jedia elevator mill plans to buy soon, while Underwood and Sona elevators prepare after recent upgrades. Corn quality and moisture remain the main concern for efficient shelling and feed use.
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Douglas County
Eudora
Lawrence
Altho
Derya
Jedia
J, Underwood and Sona Grain Elevator
India
Underwood
Kenene City
Kansas
Rear Farm
Run Broilers
Leghorn
Porter to leave Greece for Washington in Greek aid shakeup
Athens moves Porter, head of the Marshall Plan in Greece, to Washington as assistant ECA administrator. Roger D. Lapham, ex mayor of San Francisco, will replace him and is set to arrive soon. Greek critics blamed the cut in aid, while officials say the transfer is a promotion.
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Athens
Paul Porter
Marshall Plan
Greece
Stavros Katopoulos
Washington
Roger D. Lapham
Porter
E.C.A
Lapham
San Francisco
China
Sweet Lavender Wins Royal 3-Gaited Championship
Sweet Lavender owned by Twin Oak Stable of Houston won the d gaited championship at the American Royal horse show before 8500 spectators. The chestnut mare secured a $2500 purse and a $400 sterling salad bowl, with nine other contenders in the event. Other results include Rex Len Fashion in three gaited stake and Night Bomber in the Roadster division, with Symphony earning fifth in the Hunter division.
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Kansas City
Sweet Lavender
Twin Oak Stable
Houston
Tex
Rex Len Fashion
Sally Bontz
Wichita
W. C. Ewell
Tulsa
Fast Company
C. C. Brann
Hunter
Symphony
Porn L. Lomuller
Centralia
Baldwin High nets fifth straight win in football
Baldwin High School defeated Spring Hill 13 to 7 to run their unbeaten season to five wins. The Little Six standings show Baldwin tied with Fo and Wellsville for first place after another hard fought league game. Fullback Clifford scored Baldwin’s early touchdown, Spring Hill answered, and Russ Davee propelled Baldwin to the deciding score with a keep play. Buck Snow gained 121 yards on 21 carries as Baldwin secured the victory.
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E Spring Hill
A Vietary
Baldwin
Las County
eWellsville
Clifford
Spring Hill
Springill
Russ Davee
Altho
Buc
Om Snow
Henry L Stimson Dies at 38 in New York Estate Drive
Henry L Stimson, the Test American who served as secretary of war under Taft Roosevelt and Truman and as secretary of state under Hoover, died of a heart attack at his estate after a drive with his wife. He was 38, a long-time Republican and Wall Street lawyer who began public service under Taft and later led Army and state departments. His career included World War I service, Philippines governorship, and pivotal roles from Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima. Also reported are minor city court traffic fines and a separate count of an overloaded truck violation in county courtcases on the same page.
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Herbert Hoover
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Market News Summary from Lawrence Daily Journal-World 1950
Kansas market notes show livestock bids with mixed prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs and midweek gains in broader markets. Kansas City and Denver reports detail steady to higher prices on select cuts, with indicated ranges for butchers and stocker sales amid a generally active trading week. Market tone emphasizes price shifts, supply levels, and regional commodity movements.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
St . Rood
Colorado
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Cawle
Iowa
Lea Mteady
Local Births and Dismissals Highlight Hospital Notices
Dated entries report births at homes and dismissals at Memorial Hospital and Convalescent Hospital. Names include Martha Hamlin, Juanita Sparks, Jayne Kincaid, Cloyd Fox, Clifford Breithaupt, Forest Aikens, William Wheeler, Dale Hobson, Max Cunningham, and Larry Ellis. One note records Larry Ellis, 12, son of William Bits, treated after a rock injury at a football game. Additional facility notes mention AF and AM fraternal membership and a lodge meeting welcome for Bert Chewning.
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Cloyd Fox
Kentucky Street
Clifford Breithaupt
Alamada Street
Forest Aikens
Baldwin
William Wheeler
New Jersey Street
Dale Hobson
Max Cunningham
Tennessee Street
Larry Ellis
William Bits
Sunflower
Lawrence L
Most Gridiron Crowds Meet Under Fair Skies
A lengthy police and court digest combines local crime news and weather notes. Clarence Dale Blackburn waived a preliminary hearing in county court on forgery charges and was bound over to the November district term after committal to jail in default of a $2000 bond for passing a forged $10 check at Fritz company. The report also notes Spanish fishing vessels in St John’s Newfoundland and a flood of other brief items, including city politics and a Colorado weather highlight with Denver’s 83 degree record.
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Clarence Dale Blackburn
Overland Park
Frank Gray
Blackburn
Fritz Company
Eighth
New Hampshire
Nobel Prize Winner Admitted to Bail in Bicycle Death
Ithaca, Oct 21. Nobel prize winner Prof James B Sumner of Cornell faced grand jury action on a charge of criminal negligence after the death of 7 year old Leon L Collins in a collision between the boy on a bicycle and Sumner’s auto. Justice of the Peace Fred Hartbeck released Sumner on $500 bail pending grand jury action.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Leon L. Collins
Yeaterday
James B. Sumner
Cornell University
Justice of the Peace
Fred Hartbeck
Sumner
Chile's Shipping Tied Up by Strike Action
Chile's government ordered 10,000 striking dock workers and seamen to return to work and directed naval forces to seize merchant shipping and piers. The strike began yesterday over social security coverage as protests halted traffic in all Chilean ports.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Lawrence students among 2967 enrolled at Wichita U
Two Lawrence residents are listed among the 2,967 enrolled at the University of Wichita. The article names Miss Donna Mae Schleifer, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Schleifer of 1916 Massachusetts street, and J Donald McManners, 23, son of R A McManness of 1210 Ohio street.
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Lawrence
University of Wichita
Harry F. Corbin
Donna Maerie Schleifer
Lloyd Schleifer
Massachusetts Street
J. Donald McManners
R. A. McManness
Ohio Street
Air force says 118 planes carry 4200 paratroops near Pyongyang
Dispatches from Tokyo put air borne force at 4100 troops in Korean operation with 118 planes. Separate notices report marriage licenses issued by the Probate court to Luther F. Goldsby and Laura E. Brown of Lawrence and James H. Young and Mildred E. Cyrene of Topeka. Tiger freshmen win at Columbia as Missouri defeats Iowa in football.
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Pyongyang
Tokyo
Probate Court
Luther F. Goldsby
Eudora
Laura E. Brown
Lawrence
James H. Young
Mildred E. Cyrene
Topeka
Tiger
Columbia
Safetty
University of Missouri
Reshmen
Exhibit of ceramics by the blind on display in Bell Music window
The Art Craft Table for the Blind presents bowls trays plates and animal figures in a ceramics display. Made under the state social welfare and city recreation departments only glazing done by sighted workers. Five blind members meet Tuesdays 1 to 3 pm at the community building with Norma Varney and Mrs F S Deem teaching arts crafts and ceramics since spring. Larry Heeb invites public attendance. Members named include Lore Eudaly Stella Lindley Maud Brown Rosetta Kemp and Cecilia Gargas.
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State Department of Social Welfare
City Recreation Department
Norma Varney
Atate Social Welfare
F. S. Deem
Larry Heeb
City Recreation
Lore Eudaly
Stella Lindley
Maud Brown
Rosetta Kemp
Cecilia Gargas
Speeding fines and parking violations noted in police court
Dean Murphy of Route 6 paid a $15 fine for speeding. Harlan Redding of 1008 Ohio Street received a four day suspension and must provide a muf fler for his car. Other violations include 13 overparking tickets at $1 each, 1 fire plug parking ticket, and 2 restricted parking tickets at $2 each.
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Dean Murphy
Route 6
Harlan Redding
Ohio Street
Wayne Allphin
Ukrainian underground commander Taras Tschuprynka killed by Russians
Ukrainian sources report Lt. Gen. Taras Tschuprynka, commander of the Ukrainian underground army resisting communism, was killed in battle with Russian forces near Frankfurt Germany on October 21. The loss is described as a significant blow to Ukrainian resistance and underground operations in Europe.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Taras Tschuprynka
Storm loses force over Florida wilderness
A nuisance hurricane that threatened Tampa Bay fizzled out inland near Cedar Key. Winds stayed under 75 mph as the storm broke up over swamps and woodlands about 100 miles north of Tampa, aided by a mass of dry air per meteorologist W. W. Talbott.
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Fla
Florida
Tampa Bay
Florida Highway Patrol
Cedar Key
W. W. Talbott
Tampa Weather Bureau
Bridge完成 Coal Creek 3.4 Mile Clinton Lone Star Road
Agreement with the Bureau of Public Roads and the state highway commission covers asphalt surfacing of 3.4 miles of the Clinton Lone Star road southwest of Lawrence at about 56000 dollars. Rice notes ongoing grading and ditching work. Resurfacing to begin next spring after preparatory tasks.
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State Highway Commission
Clinton-Lone Star
Lawrence
Rice
Dutton's Bridge
Banning
Clinton Rad
Future calls planned will affect physicians dentists veterinarians
Washington Oct 21 The army plans further calls on the selective service system for physicians dentists and veterinarians The request already made for 922 physicians 500 dentists and 100 veterinarians by January 15 represents only part of the army s total needs Additional requests will be made later as necessary to meet requirements Current uncertainties preclude firm estimates more than a few months in advance Selective service is to meet the pending request from among 21101 medical men who registered last Monday
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Washington
Riley County Attorney Gerald F. Smith Dies in Winter Veterans Hospital
Topeka October 21 Gerald F Smith Riley county attorney for four years died yesterday at Winter Veterans hospital from complications after a major operation His death followed his resignation for health reasons announced at Manhattan The long time public servant shaped county legal work and faced illness in his final days
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Topeka
Gerald F. Smith
Riley
Winter Veterans Hospital
Smith
Manhattan
Card of Thanks for Help After Grandson Higgins Passage
The family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for help donations and the flowers in the hour of sorrow for Charles Richard Higgins. Missed by the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oaks Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins.
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Charles Richard Higgins
Charles Oaks
James Higgins
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