U N Troops Reach Manchurian Border and Coastal Landing
U N spearheads reach the Manchurian boundary as RO K Sixth division enters Chosan and patrols Yalu. U S Marines land at Wonsan with a 50 000 man force while operations push toward Onjong and the border. MacArthur HQ cites mission completion as aid continues northward.
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North Korea
Manchuria
U. N
Republic of Koreas
RO. K
U.S. Marine First Division
Wonsan
Korean Military Advisory Group
KMAG
U.N
R.O.K
Kojang
Chosan
Yalu
R.O.K. Army
Onjong
Pyongrang
United Nations
R.O K
Red
Korea
U. S
Far East
Sea of Japan
U.S
MacArthur
Tokyo
Red China
Minohurian
Éill
Weather to Be Hot Across Kansas This Week
Forecaster Richard Garrett says continued fair weather and above normal temperatures will grip Kansas with highs tomorrow in the mid 80s and some areas reaching 90. Yesterday’s highs topped 90 in places like Chanute with cool readings around 38 to 86 statewide and only a few high clouds expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Topeka
Net
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Chanute
Hill City
Garrett
Wight Altho
Kaneas
Attorney Karl M. Rappenthal Admitted to Supreme Court
Karl M. Rappenthal of Russell joined sixteen attorneys admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. Admission was granted by Chief Justice Vincent on motion. Rappenthal holds an A B from the University of Kansas and an MBA from the University of California, specializing in relations.
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Karl M. Rappenthal
Russell
Supreme Court of the United States
Erdas
Vincent On
Frank W. Cahn
Washington
Rappenthal
University of Kansas
University of California
Truman Opens Door To Special Session Try On Congress
President Truman said he is considering calling Congress into a special session before November 27. He indicated he would issue the call when a decision is made, regardless of whether it comes before or after the election. Reported plans center on rent controls, excess profits taxes, and hawaiian and alaskan statehood as key items for the emergency program.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Associated Pres
White House
Hawaii
Alaska
Mayo doctors and Swiss professor win 1950 Nobel prize in medicine
The Caroline Institute announced that Dr. Phillip S. Hench and Dr. Edward C. Kendall of the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota along with Professor Tadeusz Reichstein of Basel University share the Nobel prize for medicine for work on the hormones cortisone and acids. Their research offered relief to rheumatoid arthritis and suggested broader medical benefits including rheumatic fever gout and psoriasis.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mayo Clinic
Caroline Institute
Phillip S. Hench
Edward C. Kendall
Rochester
Minn
Tadeusz Reichstein
University of Basel
Ing
L M H S Band Plans Trip To Argentine Lions Football
The L M H S band will travel with the Lions to Argentine for the sixth game of the season tomorrow night. One bus will serve students. Tickets are sold at the high school office and Round Corner drugstore. Junior high students pay 75 cents at the gate unless they buy a 40 cent student ticket at the high school. Lawrence boosters sit at the 30 yard line in the stadium’s south section behind the I M H S band, with driving directions via highway 10 from Lawrence through Merriam to Southwest Boulevard and onward to the field.
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Lions
Round Corner
Lawrence Boosters
Lawrence
Merriam
Southwest Boulevard
Twenty-First Street
Holsinger Nursery
Twenty-first
Steele Road
Twenty-Second Street
Move Into Tibet Report Signals Communist Invasion
A Kalimpong correspondent reports a Chinese Communist Army has invaded Tibet to annex it as Lhasa broadcasts convey shock and resolve among Tibetans. Peiping and Moscow announcements stun Indian officials awaiting a peaceful settlement amid harsh winter terrain and possible Dalai Lama exile.
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Russiana
Tibet
Red Ching
Calcutta
Statesman
Kalimpong
India
Lhasa
Moscow
Peiping
Indian Subcontinent
Buck board loan test at Kansas YMCA
The YMCA sponsors a bucket board at the University of Kansas to offer small emergency loans. Twenty four one dollar bills hang on the wall for borrowing with sign‑in records and honor system oversight. The board aims to reveal integrity in a troubled era and serves as a five year campus report with only one default recorded.
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University of Kansas
YMCA
Ated
Memorial Union Ballroom
David Rigga
Meeting X Wichita Day Luncheon Attracts 15000 Visitors
Clay ton Rand of Gulfport spoke at the northeastern Kansas day luncheon during the Kansas manufacturers fourth annual show in Wichita. Delegations from Kansas City and Topeka were due to arrive by special train. A Ford car stolen in Baldwin was found running in Topeka, tied to the previous night’s holdup.
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Wichita
Kan
Clayton Thomas Rand
Gulfport
Miss
Kansas Manufacturers
Abilene
L. W. Wiling
Douglas County
Sharp Stock Break Shocks Markets After War News
New York traders dumped millions of shares as prices fell sharply on fears of new Washington controls and global tensions. Chrysler stock slid to $17.20 amid a broad market plunge before paring losses. Truman proposed a possible special session for tax and rent control measures. Police reported a minor two car crash at Twelfth and intersection with minimal damage and no injuries.
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New York
Chrysler Cororation
Agian
Chrysler Common
Washington
Truman
Congress
Charles Warren
Tennessee Street
George Moore
New York Street
Warren
Moore
Goodrich Co
Adv
Production Authority bans new amusement structures for defense
The National Production Authority issued an order effective at midnight banning construction of 44 types of amusement and recreational facilities including theaters, parks, race tracks, golf courses, night clubs, and more to conserve materials for armaments. It applies to public and private projects nationwide and warns that work begun after midnight may be halted. A second move directs steel to supply at least 10,900 freight cars monthly, drawing about 360,000 tons from civilian stock.
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Washington
National Production Authority
N.P.A
William H. Harrison
Harrison
Ie N.P.A
Private Wallace Nominated for West Point Alternate Appointment
Air Force private James Wallace, 1950 Liberty Memorial High School graduate, advances toward a West Point appointment. Rep. Errett Scrivner informs Wallace’s parents that Wallace has been submitted for a first alternate’s slot, contingent on a transfer of duty and passing entrance exams next spring. Wallace, from Kessler Field, has completed basic training and is in a 32 week radio and communications program.
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Air Force
James Wallace
Liberty Memorial High School
West Point Military Academy
Errett P. Scrivner
US 8
Frank Wallace
Arkansas Street
Department of the Army
Wallace
Kessler Field
Mississippi
Scrivner
Kansas
Canada
Kansas Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
Alford Clarke
School Board to Finalize Compromise High School Plan
The board of education will meet Monday at 6 PM to officially seal approval on compromise plans for the new high school. Architects and officials, facing reduced funds, devised a budget fit plan, which a citizens committee has approved to start construction. Superintendent W D Wolfe notes the meeting will define the final details and approve the plan.
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Board of Education
W. D. Wolfe
U S Tax Take Rises From Last Year
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports tax collections for the 12 months ending September rose to 9.69 million, with higher withholding taxes starting October, while corporate income taxes for the first quarter fell modestly from last year’s level.
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Pris
Washington
Trafficway opens on Sixth street with parking zones
The new Sixth street trafficway will open Saturday with two hour parking limits along the street and along New Hampshire street. Private parking on both sides will be allowed only by permit. The project aims to relieve congestion near the Kaw River bridge for KU and Nebraska homecoming traffic.
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John Ingalls
Amdl
New Hampshire
New Hatingshire Street
Ingalls
Isachue Betts Street
J.C. Harper
Kaw River
K.uc
Nebraska
Aaksgidyer Te District
Sixth
Eleventh
Vermont Street
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
New Hampshire Street
Sixth Street
Bank's Stolen Checks Hit Humboldt Banks
Humboldt Kansas October 26 The Humboldt National Bank reports 22 bogus checks passed from about 100 stolen blanks taken in a burglary at Humboldt Auction Co The checks were used in Kansas City Topeka and Chanute with amounts from 34 to 38 dollars.
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Humboldt
Kan
Humboldt National Bank
Humboldt Auction Company
Kansas City
Topeka
Chanute
Sseigen
Gallagher Mtn
Urge Workers to Complete Drives Across City Campaign
The campaign chair reports progress as drives near completion with many sections at or near targets. Officials say totals may rise as reporting improves and homecoming activities affect canvassing pace.
Navy outlines new planes and carrier capabilities
The Navy reports new aircraft capable of high speeds and long patrols landing aboard aircraft carriers at sea. The planes may carry heavy loads and extend mission reach, broadening strike and defense options from carrier groups in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters.
Demolition of Old Fire and Police Station Under Way
A Kansas City wrecking team razes the old fire and police station at Eighth and Ver fend. Bricks and debris rain as the east wall collapses while spectators watch from the street. The bell from the tower will be retained by the city for a memorial observance.
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Kansas City
Tyig
Othe
Thay
Lawrence
Lawrence to vote on 150000 bond for parking meters
Voters in Lawrence will decide in the November 7 general election whether to approve a 150000 bond issue to purchase off street parking meters funded from receipts. The article traces the city’s parking history from tire marks to dual automatic meters and the transition issues since 1948.
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Lawrence Ian
Panhandle
Lawrence
Kansas Cities
Busy Weekend at KU Homecoming Fans Cheer Kansas vs Nebraska
Decorations appear on KU houses signaling the approach of Homecoming. A 9:20 am pep rally kicks off festivities with a Big Seven clash between Kansas and Nebraska at Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon. The Homecoming dance closes the events from 9 to 10 in the Memorial Union ballroom. The Homecoming queen will be announced at halftime of the football game.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Memorial Union Ballroom
Union Burding
Union Pines
Mawk's Nest
Union
Kansay-Nebrasks
Memorial Union
Gene Hall
Hoch
Jayhawk Follies
Bobby Reynolds
Reynolds
Charlie Hoag
Two Big Events Mark Homecoming Weekend at KU
Kansas University showcases a packed homecoming schedule with a 30th reunion of the Jayhawker football team, a Varsity-Freshman basketball game, and the Jayhawk Follies. Also planned are a student rally, museum and union events, a football clash with Nebraska, and an alumni open house. notable speakers include Ada Hatfield, Alice Walls, and Connie Mans, with expectant crowds around 35 000.
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Alists
Wdafty
Ada Hatfield
Valley Falls
Alice Ruth Walls
Midland
Texas
Connie Mans
Kat Citr
K. U
Lawrence Merchants
Worker injured at J C Penney to return next week
A man injured when about 20 sncke of cement fell on hay in the basement of a J C Penney store near 209 Perry street will be able to return to work next week after X rays showed no broken bones.
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Rist
Perry Street
J.C. Penney Company
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