Fleeing Reds Press North as UN Forces Reach Border
UN troops push toward Manchurian border as South Korean forces drive three divisions north. POWs escape amid brutal fighting near Pyongyang and Yongbang. Reports say 26,000 North Korean troops captured in 24 hours. outlook mixes hard fights and rapid Red supply losses.
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Seoul
Korea
Kanggye- Kanggye
R.O K
R.O.K.S
Yalu
MacArthur
Tokyo
Red China
Manchuria
P.o.w.a
Pyongyang
Yongbang
North Korea
United Nations
Taegu
O.K
Pukchang
Red renew assault Saigon Indo China tension rises
Vietminh forces harass French positions around Tien Yen a key supply center as frontier defenses shrink. French spokesman says posts at Lochinh and Langton abandoned and Hanoi delta area conceded with no further retreat planned.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Tienyen
Langeson
Hanoi
Dinhlap
Moncay
Gulf of Tonkin
Lochinh
Langton
Lochink
Guiar
Jean Letourneau
Tado-Chins
Tonkin Delta
Nar Ieal
Mhe
North Koreans Form Ruling Committee in Battered Pyongyang
A UN backed governing committee of 12 Koreans was chosen from the crowd and placed in office in Pyongyang to run the city under UN military auspices. Col Archibald Melchior said the amateur government will operate until Koreans can govern themselves. Utilities are cut and food is scarce as people return home from the capital's fall.
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Pyongyang
Korea
United Nations
Kim Il Sung
Osthas Aan
Watt
Archibald W. Melchior
Carmel
Calif
Frongyane
Frank W. Milburn
Chung Deuk Rim
U. N. Mill
U. N
Reds
Sabata
Melchior
Truman appoints five member communist control board
President Truman names Seth Richardson as chair of a five member board to enforce the anti subversive act. The group includes Peter Campbell Brown Charles LaFollette and Dr Kathryn McHale. The board will hear cases on required communist registrations with the attorney general and decisions may be appealed in court.
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Washington
Truman
Communist Control Board
Seth W. Richardson
Richardson
Peter Campbell Brown
Brooklyn
Charles M. LaFollette
Indiana
Americans For Democratic Id J
Coddaire
Boston
Haverhill
Mass
Kathryn McHale
Logan Sport
Ind
Frank McHale
Congress
Trujpian
Communist Control, Board
American Communist Party
Adaz
Two Freighters Collide in Foggy New York Harbor
Two large freighters collided in fog off New York harbor with no injuries but significant damage. The U S Pelican State struck the Danish Motorship Erria injuring her hull and flooding the engine room. The Erria sent a distress signal leading to Coast Guard cutter Tamarez and tugs towing her to port.
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New York
New York Harbor
U. S. Pelican State
Erria
Pelican State
Coast Guard
Tamarez
Baltimore
Jo Crash Acene
Ambrose
Quarterback Club Meeting At Eldridge Tonight
Ernest Mehl and Bob Busby will be guests at the town quarterback club meeting at 8:16 p.m. at the Eldridge, as the condition of Mencken worsens after a heart attack on October 12.
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Baltimore
Gohne Biene
Mencken
Ernest Mehl
Kansas City Star
Bob Busby
The
Journal-World
Kers
Eldridge
Saris Gem
Sixth Street Cutoff Opens This Weekend
City Engineer J C Harper says Sixth Street cutoff will open Saturday morning to traffic. The project connects New Hampshire Street at Sixth to Massachus arts and ties into a long range Kaw River bridge rerouting plan. The $75 000 bond issue funded the improvement and plans outline future highway 40 rerouting to Sixth Street.
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Lawrence
Sixth Street
Kaw River
State Highway Commission
Main Street
Seventh Street
New Hampshire Street
Kansan Homecoming Queen finalists named for halftime reveal
The Kansan University Homecoming selects three finalists for queen to be announced at halftime during the KU Nebraska game. Eight semi finalists were invited to dinner after a tea where five judges choose the finalists. Names include Mildred Wayne Boyle, Althea Clinton, Ade Hatfield, Marcia Horm, Kay Lambert, Dolores Martin, Connie Maus, and Alice Walls.
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Kansan University
Memorial Stadium
Mildred Wayne Boyle
Kanza Hall
Ft. Riley
Althea Clinton
Hopkins Hall
Hossington
Ade Hatfield
Delta Gamma
Valley Falls
Marcia iHorm
Chi Omega
Goodland
Kay Lambert
Pi Betz Phi
Leavenworth
Dolores Martin
Foster Hall
Hutchinson
Connie Maus
Alpha Chi Omega
Kansas City
Alice Walls
Kappa
Kappa Gamma
Midland
Texas
Carlson to speak at Wichita college rally Friday
LP Gov Frank Carlson Republican nominee for U S senator will address a collegiate Young Republican rally at the University of Wichita Friday night. An old fashioned torchlight procession is planned on campus before the speech.
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Wichita
Frank Carlson
U. S
University of Wichita
Stock Market Index Shows Mixed Gains In Opening Session
The oncyoning average of 60 stocks sits at 84.7 points with minor losses as traders react to early market signals. Gallagher Motor shares edge lower amid cautious commentary and mixed sector performance.
Symington Backing Indirect Controls Over Direct Price Curb
Washington on October 23 Washington announced that indirect controls such as higher taxes credit limits on consumer buying and material allocations would be tested before sweeping price and wage curbs. Symington said criticism of the anti inflation program is premature and a new mobilization board will meet regularly to coordinate economy control efforts.
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Washington
Uh—W. Stuart Sym My
National Security Resources Board
Symington
Geta
Commerce Department
Interior Department
First hard freeze grips northwest Kansas
A mass of cold air moved into Kansas cutting unseasonably warm weather, producing the season’s first hard freeze in the northwest. Goodland marked 24 degrees while Chanute posted a high of 76 amid cloudy, cooler conditions elsewhere. Garrett warned of limited damage and a generally fair Tuesday turning chilly once more in the northwest.
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Topeka
Kangas
Goodland
Richard Garrett
Kansas
Kansat
Chanute
Hill City
Cout Garrett
Garrett Ald
KU students escorted to cleanup site after oil dump incident
A group of Kansas University students from a fraternity dumped oil cans along Country Club Road west of Lawrence. Sheriff Travis Glass said they returned to the site with law enforcement to remove the debris and will not face charges due to cooperation. A state littering law carries penalties, and the dean of men's office aided in organizing the cleanup.
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K. U
Country Club Road
Lawrence
Sainte
Andersheriff
Travis Ee Glass
Glass
the. K. U. Dean of Men’s Office
Kris Kringle College Opens Today
Kringle College opens today under Dean W. Howard as an 11 year old Santa Claus school. The program teaches would be Santas from distant regions including New Orleans and will feature three pre season terms this year with travel plans for December 1951.
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Altice
N. Y
W. Howard
Sante Claua
Nyra
Lycia
Asia Minor
Netherlands
Scandinavia
Howard
New Orleana
Blood donor drive aims to stock local hospital bank
On day two a recruitment drive in Lawrence runs 9 to 5 to form a city blood storage list. Mrs. B Holmes, chair, says 10 percent of residents should register. 18 to 60 year olds eligible with parental consent for 16 to 21. Registration at 824 Massachusetts, about five minutes per person, with blood typing and medical history review.
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Lawrence
B. Holmes
Douglas County
Claude French
Nellie Manley
N. Wyman Storer
Larry Heeb
John B. Stewart
C. T. Belt
Winnie Knight
Printing industry could see revolutionary cost cuts says Garth
W W Garth of the Graphic Arts Research foundation told University of Kansas editors that new processes will cut publishing costs while improving product quality. He described a photo based type setting machine and an automatic page make up device, with rapid photoengraving under development.
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W. W. Garth
Graphic Arts Research Foundation
Annnnal University of Kansas
Kansas
Garth
Courly
Maz Miller
Russell Record
Kansas Press Association
K. U. Oklahoma A
Vinland Grange to Face National Service Judges
Vinland Grange completed plans to welcome five national judges for the national community service project contest finals. The group won Kansas first prize and advanced to the national finals for a 14000 prize. Judges include Paul Minn Edward Cherbo Kent Leavitt Arthur Leesch and Corey Key. They will arrive by plane from Lawrence tomorrow morning and be greeted by Grange members at the airport.
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Vinland Grange
Vinland
Kansas
No Man
Agriculture Mise
Paul
Minn
Edward G. Cherbonier
Foundation For American Agriculture
St. Louis
Kent Leavitt
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Millbrook
N. Y
Arthur F. Leesch
Texas
Boerne
Tex
Corey P. Key
South Carolina
Lodge
the Grange
Woodrew Scursby
Mia
Chester Howard
Alfrey Named Chief of Operations Division in Japan
Lieut. Col. John Alfrey formerly of Orlando Florida was appointed chief of the operations division in the Japan Logistics Command based in Yokohama. He has prior service with the Eighth Army in Japan and World War II duties in supply and anti aircraft artillery.
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Yokohama
John Alfrey
Orlando
Fla
Japan Logistical Command
Walter L. Weihle
Japan Logistics Command
Japan
Korea
Air Force
Navy
Alfrey
Eighth Army
Far East Command
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Louise M. Alfrey
Helen Alfrey
Robert T. Alfrey
Colonel Alfrey
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Winter Weather Hits Parts of United States
A harsh cold front spread across the nation with heavy snow blanketing regions like Land Lake and Ste Marie while Duluth reports subzero readings. Mild conditions persisted in the south and west as a belt of cooler air stretched from the northern plains to New England. The Great Lakes to Appalachia experienced cloudy skies and rain along the California coast saw wet weather.
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Land Lake
Ste Marie
Mich
Ned
Goodland
Duluth
Minn
New England
Great Lakes
Appalachian
California
U N Day Observance Opens With Dr Wooster Talk
Lawrence hosts a free Community Building program marking the fifth U N anniversary. Fort Hays State University president emeritus Dr L B Wooster speaks on I N and L H. The event features Kansas University and global student performances including Mexican Hawaiian Arabic Finnish dances and songs.
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International United Nations
Lawrence
T World Organization
U.N
Kxnasas
U. N
Fir. L. DB. Wooster
Fort Hays
I. N
The
Hays College
K. U. Forign
United Nations
Lawrence Chest Drive Reaches Weekly Total
The Lawrence Community Chest drive totals 6583.20 at week's end with the thermometer rising toward the halfway mark. Official drive began last Tuesday and additional gifts of varying amounts are listed from local businesses and individuals including Stukely Foods Ober's clothing Gamble's Kansas Colories and several named donors.
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Lawrence
Stukely Foods, Inc
Ober's
Gamble’s
Kansas
Hall Brothers Trucking _ company
Kirchhoff - Hughes
Litwin's
Haynes and Keene
McCoy's
Miller-Jones
Forcest
A. Jackson
Hugh Means
C. G. Schulz
E. Lee Treece
Books on Shelf Cares Aside K U Readies For Homecoming
Kansas University prepares for Homecoming with committees planning events and house decorations. Since 1913 Homecoming at K U has featured parades floats dances teams and a football game. The tradition survived World War I and has become a longstanding annual celebration tied to Lawrence and campus life.
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K.U
Mt. Oread
K. U
Alfred
Scoop” Hill
I/K. U
University of Illiois
H. B. Hungerford
Euch
Lawrence
Labor Act Backers Rally for Scrivner in Kansas
Rep. Errett P. Scrivner campaigns on Taft Hartley as a boon for workers defending the act against labor boss claims. He heads a GOP picnic at Clinton Park with free food, county candidates introduced, and potential relocation plans to a Community building if weather worsens. A Kanas turnaround includes a transcribed talk heard in Eudora and a Lone Star school event scheduled Thursday night under the same program.
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Kansas
Wand
Clinton Park
Scrivner
Douglas County
Eudora Republicana
R. C. Jones
D. M. Harris
Viola Gerstenberger
R. C. Ogden
Eudora
Trally
Frank R. Gray
Travis E. Glass
Minnie E. Eudaly
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Seth Richardson
Kansan City Star
Carlson
Oncyoning
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Cape Race
Keyn
Harner Ante,Ade
Kringle College
Bio Storage Bank
Fredonia
Kan
Joseph A. Relph
Frank T. Relph
Zim
Vinland ‘Grange
Baldwin
Y. A. Hagerman
Howard Deay
A. G. Hammond
Grange
Wooster
Jucaler
Communnity Building
Errett P. Scrivner
U. S. Congress
US Court of Appeals
John F. Maragon
White House
Msj
Harry Vaughan
Senate
Bke
Congressman Scrivner
Mansa
Warner Wi
TAL
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Lamar
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Fort World
Hare Kane
Los Relex
Oklahoma
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