Notre Dame Loss Sparks Patriotism Jibe At Kansas
Lawrence notes hinge on Notre Dame trip and nearby football plans. Earl Falkenstein says at least 35 000 fans expected for Nebraska Homecoming with bleachers for 2 000 more. WREN to radio Kansas Nebraska game. city weighs plane overflight concerns and ordinances.
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K. U
Earl Falkenstein
Nebraska
Falkenstein
University
WREN
Kansas-Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
American casualties in Korea rise to 26701
Defense department tallies as of Oct 20 show 2682 killed in action 337 missing in action and 18682 wounded with 442 later dead from Korea. The figures cover next of kin notifications through Oct 20 and note some missing have since returned or been rescued.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Market and livestock close report from Kansas City and Wall Street activity
The Kansas City livestock close shows cows and calves trading with varied prices, hogs steady to higher, and sheep slower with mixed quality. Grain and hay markets list oats, corn, wheat, soybeans with modest moves. Wall Street declines and a broad market drop follow mixed earnings and corporate news, led by Chrysler stock split rumors and general weakness.
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Casn Grain
Kansas City
Wheaty
Ted
Defense steel allocations expand to aid production
The plan covers all of 1951’s first quarter and allows car builders to place orders with steel deliveries starting in January. Freight cars may roll out by February or March. An NPA amendment enables similar allocations for steel to petroleum, mining, and defense supporting industries while construction under way remains unaffected. Small projects under 5000 dollars yearly are allowed.
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NPA
Defenses Department
Atomic Energy Commission
UN forces aim to clear Korea as lineup stated by LMA
Tokyo reports an LMA spokesman at General MacArthur’s quarters says the mix of United Nations forces is to clear Korea. He notes no crossing beyond the Manchurian border and says no bombing has occurred near the Red China border.
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United Nations
Korea
Air Force
Manchurian
Nowombing
Red China
Nobel prizes to be awarded in Stock elm ceremony
Three to share prizes 308 crowns among three scientists, in Stock elm on December 10 in the colorful Nobel ceremony. The Nobel prizes, founded by Alfred Nobel, will invite 14 previous winners and the 1950 winners for physics chemistry and literature. The peace prize recipients will receive pins from Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf.
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Stockelm
Nobel Foundation
Alfred Nobel
Gustaf Adolf
Keen
Truck violations lead to fines for two drivers in county court
William Pawson and Astel North Were each fined 210 and costs in county court yesterday on traffic charges for operating trucks on a public highway with rear axle gross weight exceeding the limit. Marines at Wonsan Korea entertained 300 servicemen in an underground hangar by comedian Rod Hite Talay and crew.
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Wiliam Pawson
Astel Northwary
Topeka
Wright
Wonsan
Korea
Det
Rod Hite Talay
U. S&s
Hope
Trae
Memorial Hospital Patient Listings Chronicle Local Names
At Memorial Hospital Frances Oda Corp the fourth stress notes multiple individuals including Mrs Ha Mae Ter of Ohio Miaucheen Shu street Tennessee and Mrs Dori Eighth stre kon Ballwin along with Mrs Mi tha Cense faldwins C. V2 Vale land Baldwin Mrs Ruth Cunning ham and bal 12 t street Mrs Baby King Kens Rerviter Mrs Vera Nell Heb he urky phivet and Mr and Mrs Thmald Fairhurst Sunnyside with two daughters today.
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Ha Mae Ter
Ohio
Miaucheen Shu Street
Tennessee
Dori
Baby
Ballwin
Mitha Cense
Deaths and Funerals for Leona Becker and Louisa Fornson
Leona Becker age 78 will be buried at Richland cemetery after 2 PM Friday services at Schubert funeral home led by Rev. L G Ehrhardt. Surviving husband Richard Rockey and three daughters plus seven grandchildren will attend. Separate services for Louisa Fornson are set at 2 PM Friday at Ninth Street Baptist with Rev. Harry L. Smith. burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Bowser Lee chapel will hold the body for public viewing from 5 PM today.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Schubert Funeral Home
L. G. Ehrhardt
Charles Hubbard, Jr
Earl Holm
A A. Hallman
Floyd Curtiss
Calla McAlexander
Neal Rist
Richland Cemetery
Rockey
Albert Hrewer
Lawrence Stone Mason
Mechanic Street
Richard Rockey
Betty Lee Kramer
Leta Bell Rist
Lawrence
Louisa Johnson
Louisa Fornson
Ninth Street Baptist Arca
Harry L. Smith
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bowser-Lee
Price to pay to block aggression warned by Navy chief
Secretary of the Navy Francis P. Matthews told reserve officers that paying for arms and manpower is the price Americans accept for security. He said communism is the enemy of world power and urged nations with military potential to cooperate for peace and disclose arms. If any state with great power refuses, others must match strength to deter aggression.
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Shreveport
Francis P. Matthews
Goods to Red China.jpg
American exports to communist China rose sharply in August during the Korean War period. A commerce department report shows shipments to China reaching 8.9 million dollars, up from 3 million in July, with an additional 2.7 million sent to Manchuria. The specific goods were not disclosed.
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Washington
LPI
China
Senate Commerce
Commerce Department
Manchuria
Flynn Ordered To Bed In France After Onboard Accident
U S navy doctor ordered Errol Flynn to bed for five days in Nice France to allow a bruised back to heal after he slipped on a rain slick dock while boarding a motorboat with his bride Patrice Wymore.
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Nice
France
GEA
U. S. Navy
Errol Flynn
Patrice Wymore
Robbers Hit Salida Mail Truck In Armed Nighttime Theft
A group of three gunmen robbed an armed mail truck near Salida Colorado on October 26. The drivers Foster Coatney and another guard exchanged shots after the assailants fired into the truck bed. The suspects fled west on the highway leaving a damaged vehicle behind.
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Salida
Colo
Atage
U.S
Monarch Pass
Coatney
South Pacific
Nat
Gunnisin
Montrose
Plentiful Prairie Chickens Reported In Open Season
More than 100 local sportsmen hunted in a one day open season across multiple counties. Reports indicate many returned with two birds each though bag limits were hard to judge as hunters used dogs and faced difficult terrain. Authorities note this marks the first season since a prior ban period ended.
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Franklin County
Putlar
Allen
Iola
Democratic rally to feature notable speakers in Arkansas City
Principal speaker will be Robert Jr af Okishamis at a Democratic rally in Arkansas City Kansas. Local attorney Frank G Theis and numerous state and federal Democrats are expected to attend and address supporters. Lt A Van Fleet, WWII Metz battle commander, will speak at the division reunion November 10 12 in Fort Worth.
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Kan
Sen
Robert Jr
Af Okishamis
Frank G. Theis
Locil
Supreme Court
Tevas Fort Worth
Ys Et
A. van Fleet
Metz
Germany
Proclamation Urges Disabled American Veterans Day
City declares October 8 year as Disabled American Veterans Day and urges citizens organizations to participate funds raised go to disabled veterans and their dependents in Wichita Sedgwick County and nearby communities also notes appointment of Mariel St to associate home demonstration agent post and upcoming weather with potential freezing temperatures at night
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Voice of the Nations
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America
Jawhawk
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iMay
T. William J. BR. Turner
Ciy
Lawrence
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Mariel St
Sedens County Farm Bureau
Finn Lounty
Wien City High School
Market Notes From New York Panics Amid Choppy Trading
Readable market items show wheat and livestock activity, with varied prices and loads noted across Kansas and New York markets. Cited figures include cattle, calves, hogs, and butterfat prices, as traders report mixed demand and shifting futures, amid a generally unsettled session.
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