U S Eighth Army withholds info on Maj Gen William Dean
Tokyo Oct 25 The U S Eighth Army asked newsmen to withhold information about Maj Gen William F Dean commander of the 24th Division who disappeared July 20 during the 25th division battle. No reasons given. Reports say he may be alive but details remain unavailable.
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William F. Dean
U. S. 24Th Division
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Leif Erickson
Eighth Larmy
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Milnes-Baldwin Nuptials Set in Berkeley California
Dorothy Eleanor Milnes, daughter of Mr and Mrs William David Milnes of Decatur Illinois, wed John Buckman Baldwin of San Leandro California in Berkeley on October 22. The groom, editor of News Views for the Caterpillar Tractor company, earned an A B from the University of Kansas in 19. The couple will reside in Oakland after November 1 at 2447 Montana Street.
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Decatur
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John Buckman Baldwin
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Karl F. Baldwin
Ley
University of Kansas
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Community events weave through Lawrence gatherings
A series of local club activities unfolds in Lawrence with leaders and members hosting social functions. Miss Edna Hill chairs a department event with Miss Helen Lohr assisting, while Dean More attends as special guest. The Home Economica club names Miss Mary Selig president and Miss Sue Springer chairs the social committee. The Brackett Community club plans a masked meeting at the schoolhouse Saturday at 8. Waldo Stevens travels from Oklahoma City to address the Lawrence group. A Hearth meeting of vit ss Winnie Low presiding occurs at the Union building. The Thursday Sewing club hosts a Uni temiween party for men and husbands at the Richard Shanafelt residence. KU Dames gather at Lindley Hall for initiation of new members Mr. and Mrs. Claude Peters host a birthday party for Linda Sue. Mrs. T. J. Leasure will enter the Delta Dek club Friday afternoon at Sovelock.
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Helen Lohr
Paul R. Lawson
Marggaret Habein
Home Economica Club
Mary Selig
Lawrence
Sue Springer
Topeka
Ers
Waldo Stevens
Oklahoma City
League of Women
Foun
Winnie Low
Nt Union
Manhattan
Anderson charges Kansas GOP with political connivance in phone rates
At a Topeka rally Kenneth T. Anderson Democratic nominee for governor accused the Republican state administration of manipulating telephone rates with Southwestern Bell and of opposing a severance tax to benefit oil interests. He alleged officials paid exorbitant fees to settle a political debt and condemned the rate increases as monopolistic.
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Kenneth T. Anderson
Kansas
G.O.P
Anderson
Armed Service Nc. Dale 1 vr. son serves in Korea
Dale Gibler, 25 Rhode Island street, is pen serving as a member of Funner in company TD, a machine gun platoon with the Fifth Airborne Regimental Combat Team. He joined the 194s and served in the seyine From September 21 to action on Kempa poratsatia hearth west of Seoul. George Fulton, 19, of Waller and nephew of Lawrencs, near the navy base in Hutchinson, Kansas, is also noted. Rep Clifford BR Hope said Libor supports the LErannan plan with hope of ar
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Nc. Dale 1
E. E. Gibler
Rhode Island Street
Iifth Airborne
Pparre
Kempa Poratsatia
Seoul
Shere
Unclear text fragment on labor policy and figures
Fragmentary note mentions farmer labor condition repeal and figures on forestation in Japan. references to individuals and organizations are garbled, with no clear event dates or coherent facts to summarize.
Twenty four liberated American POWs arrive in Tokyo
Twenty four liberated American prisoners of war, all litter cases, arrived today from Korea aboard a transport plane. The men were freed by Allied troops from prison camps north of Yongyang and were taken to hospitals in the Tokyo area for medical treatment. Notable names include Clayton O Edwards of Council Grove Kansas and Sylvester Voltero of Hartshorn Iowa.
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Korea
Red Capital
Yyongyang
Pie
Clayton O
Edwards
Communist Suspects Ordered to Trial in Korea
Seoul Oct 25 The South Korean army says more than half of 8455 communist suspects seized in the Seoul area have been ordered to trial. Four thousand seven hundred seventy four were ordered to trial, including warren and numerous Chinese nationals, while 3,681 were freed. Suspects charged with murder and supplying information to the red Korean army face trial before military courts. those charged with lesser crimes are turned over in Seoul district court.
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Joint Investigation Board
Ft Warren
Red Korean Army
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