Stevenson Defends Korea War Stance In New York Drive
Adlai Stevenson continues his presidential campaign through New York urging U N collective security as the Korea War stands, arguing it is mankind’s war and criticizing Eisenhower for aiding a sly and ugly campaign. He calls for world peace through the U N and cautions against a Munich in the Far East.
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Adlai Stevenson
New York State
U. S
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U. N
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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N. Y
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Korea
Munich
Far East
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He Sard
U.N
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Nixon
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Peeak Stevenson
Nixon Endorses McCarthy in Wisconsin Stop
Nixon on the train through Wisconsin urged reelection of Joe McCarthy. He cited McCarthy by name and aligned with the Wisconsin senator in his home state. The endorsement contrasted with Eisenhower’s stance and followed a joint platform appearance during a recent state visit.
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Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
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McCarthy
Dwight Hisenhower
Audies
Ra Peaain ‘ Stevenson
Ois
Union Dispute Idles Workers at New School
Steel workers at Lawrence High School site on 19th Street walked off the job at about 10 30 Wednesday morning in a jurisdictional dispute. Wrael Jane claimed they carried out work on bus ing windows.
Living Costs Drop Tied to Food Price Decrease
Washington ap The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a two tenths fall in the cost of living from Aug 15 to Sept 15 with food prices down one percent while clothing rose six tenths. The index stood at 190.8 percent of the 1935 39 base, down from Augusts 191.1.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Korea
BLS
Acheson to Speak on Korea Peace Push at UN
Secretary of State Dean Acheson is set to deliver a long speech to the United Nations General Assembly committee on Korea, outlining Washington's push for a just and speedy peace. He will reveal high level efforts and press for endorsement of armistice terms, with Britain and others likely to co sponsor. India’s Nehru response was still awaited.
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Dean Acheson
U. S
Korea
General Assembly
Acheson
U. N
Panmunton
Britain
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Loc
Workmen's Compensation Law Among Kansas Best
Governor Arn, in Kansas City, praised the state's workmen's compensation law as among the best but urged improvements. He pledged a realistic occupational disease amendment and outlined 1953 legislative goals including clearer state authority to resolve labor disputes, apprenticeship programs, and research to guide minimum wage standards.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Arn
Labor Department
Admits Red Activity Ties to U N Aide
David Zablodowsky, a U N editorial aide, testified he never joined the Communist Party but acknowledged learning Chambers as a Communist. Chambers linked Zablodowsky to the prewar underground and Peters, a former top organizer, while the Senate subcommittee probes Communism among U N staff.
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David Zablodowsky
U. N
Senate
Internal Security
Communist Party
Whittaker Chambers
Zablodowsky
Chambers
J. Peters
Peters
James O. Eastland
Germany
Hitler
Disputed Cost Claims Mark Kansas Governor Race
Sen. Wilfrid Cavaness rejects Rooney cost figures as fantastical. He notes last fiscal year operating costs were about 65 million dollars, funding schools institutions hospitals employees overhead and state government needs, and argues Kansas runs a surplus in contrast to Washington waste.
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Charles Rooney
Wilfrid Cavaness
Chanute
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Rooney
Cavaness
Kansas
Washington
WSB Member Foresees Strike End After Election
Syracuse NY Hiram Hall of the Wage Stabilization Board predicts the nationwide soft coal strike will end shortly after the election and says he would not be surprised if President Truman decontrols wages and prices before November 4, paving the way for miners pay raise.
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N. Y
Hiram
Hall
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Reds Turn Yanks Back SEOUL 7-Chinese Troops On Pike's Peak
Chinese Communist troops pressed a Saturday assault in Central Korea driving U S troops from Pike's Peak. American forces, firms mortars and artillery, fought off a Red effort to seize the crest near Sniper Ridge amid heavy fighting on Triangle Hill and Pin Point Hill.
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Seoul
U. S
Pike's Peak
Sniper Ridge
Central Korea
Triangle Hill
Pinpoint Hill
Eisenhower Campaign Tour Hits Michigan and New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower campaigned aboard an 18 car special in Michigan and New York promising to protect labor rights. He accused the Truman administration of fear mongering and labeled Stevenson a captive candidate who would not defend the Democratic record. Crowds in Pontiac and Royal Oak reached thousands while Buffalo drew about 15 000 attendees.
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Michigan
Pontiac
Eisenhower
Clare Hubbell
Royal Oak
Eliezer Silver
Cincinnati
Union of Orthodox Rabbis of
United States
Canada
Ople
Silver
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Edward P. Hartnett Jr
White House
Truman
Stevenson
Administration
Edset Dhe
New York State
Dean Acheson
Royal's Champion Steer Sells for $4.01 a Pound
The grand champion steer of the American Royal Livestock Show sold Friday for 4.01 dollars per pound. The 1,120 pound Hereford, owned by Oklahoma A and M College, was sold to rl Berry, a Kansas City motor car dealer.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma A & M College
Rl Berry
Resolution Against Oil Controls Moves by Oklahoma Union
The Petroleum Association America adopted a resolution at its two day convention urging Congress to remove price restraints on the oil industry. It condemns the Office of Price Stabilization and the favored nation provision on oil imports and calls for action if the Defense Petroleum Administration does not change policies.
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Oklahoma
Ucnrx
Troleum Associat America
IPAA
Office of Price Stabilization
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Congress
Grange forms middle path on flood control at Emporia meeting
At the Kansas State Grange annual convention in Emporia, delegates adopted a compromise flood control resolution after a floor fight over endorsing Blue Valley opposed to the Tuttle Creek Dam. The measure supports a watershed based plan aligning Soil Conservation Service and Corps of Engineers efforts with soil and land use programs. Next year’s gathering is set for Independence.
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Kansas State
Grange
Blue Valley Organization
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Soil Conservation Service
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United States
Rural Electrification Administration
Relatives Seek Kansan Missing for Two Weeks
Relatives search for Bert Tarburton, 70, Maple Hill Kansas, who vanished after boarding a Los Angeles bound train in Topeka two weeks ago. His son Walter reports the father rode to Barstow California at least, with little money for the journey to visit another son Raymond, seeking any trace of him.
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Topeka
Bert Tarburton
Maple Hill
Kas
Los Angeles
Walter
Barstow
Calif
Ls Angeles
Raymond
Jayhawk Billiards Receives Federal Tax Stamp in Wichita
A federal tax stamp for two coin operated gaming devices was issued to Jayhawk Billiards in Lawrence. Elmer R. Cooper and H. E. Miles, TIS Massachusetts, are named as recipients. The Wichita collector’s office had earlier released three other Lawrence businesses as stamp recipients operating pinball machines.
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Wichita
Lawrence
Jayhawk Billiards
Elmer R. Cooper
H. E. Miles
TIS
Massachusetts
Burglars Blow Safe At Weaver Department Store
Burglars blew open a large safe in the Weaver Department Store at 901 Mass taking about 2000 dollars plus 3 from a cash register. A mattress and rugs muffled the blast while tear gas released inside. Entry was through a north side window and west door fire escape. A bed of damage scattered ledgers and debris as police and FBI agents investigate. JavaScript:void(0)
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John Ingalls
Journal-World
A. B. Weaver
Charles Hill
Hill
Poce
Sheriff's Office
K.B.I
Muffie
Weaver
Hurricane veers toward Miami threatening Florida coast
The Caribbean hurricane battered the South Cuban coast near Cienfuegos with winds of 115 mph as it curved north northeast toward the Florida Straits. Storm warnings extended from Vero Beach to Key West, with forecaster Grady Norton warning of a close shave and urging preparations for strong winds.
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Miami
Cienfuegos
Havana
Cuba
Florida Straits
Florida
Vero Beach
Key West
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Bureau
Favoria Revision in Grain Receipts Across Kansas
At three Kansas banker meetings held in Wellington Lyons and Garden City district centers, Woods of First Nate Bank Wichita voiced confidence in grain warehouse receipts while noting bankers remain cautious about accepting all licensed receipts. Garden City’s Thure arden Grain and Seed Co. echoed the cautious stance amid broader acceptance of U S currency.
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Wichita
Kansas
All Woods
Nate Bank
Seass
Wellington
Lyons
U. S
Thurearden Grain and Seed Co
Garden City
Switch in crops shifts Douglas county wheat outlook
Drought driven changes push oats and milo acreage up in Douglas as farmers replace drought‑hit wheat. Prospects for 1953 wheat fade daily with stands spotty, some fields likely dished and replanted if rain remains scarce. Many farmers prep seedbeds now, awaiting moisture. clodbed ground and dry winters threaten planting prospects and may recall 1930s conditions.
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Douglas
Nothing in Clouds Topeka Weather Outlook
Western Kansas may see cloudiness Saturday but no rain in sight for the dry state. A weak cold front will drop temperatures about 10 degrees in the northwest, with a slight cooling through Sunday. Friday night lows in the 40s, Saturday highs 70s to near 80, and Thursday readings mostly in the 70s with some 80 at Wamego.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Tom Arnold
Arnold
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Wamego
Leavenworth
Concordia
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Nebraka
Wester Ma
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Minneapolia
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Twtrfaa
Sabataba8igas
Postmaster Exams Planned for Lawrence Kansas
The Civil Service Commission announced it will accept applications until November 18 for the Lawrence Kansas postmastership. The Journal-World will run a special telephone operator tonight to relay the Lawrence Argentine high school football game result from Kansas City with halftime scores by 9 and final by about 10.
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Civil Service ‘ Commission
Lawrence, Kas
Journal-World
Kansas City
Record Voter List Fades As Registration Nears Close
City records show 11 511 registered voters as the deadline nears the 10 pm close. The 1948 record of 12 166 remains unreachable but today's totals may mark a near-record for a normal year with no major state issue. Last minute rush climbs past 600 registrations with daily tallies peaking midweek. Officials remind those who moved since August must update addresses. Absentee requests rise with 286 regular out-of-state ballots and about 125 war ballots expected before Thursday’s deadline.
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Rush Fisher
Delbert Mathia
Mathia
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