Trudge Thru Snow Toward Manchurian Frontier Front in Korea
Reports from Seoul say American and allied forces pressed northwest into Korea toward Manchuria amid wintry conditions on March 28. Troops from the United States Eighth Army and South Korea's forces faced stiffening opposition and suspected Chinese communist involvement near Unsan and Chosan as Marine units landed near Wonsan and Kojo to trap red forces.
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Lawrence stores close for Kansas-Nebraska game at Memorial Stadium
Wores to close tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 5 o clock for the Kansas Nebraska football game at Memorial Stadium.
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Kansas-Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
U S Eases Off on Mobilization
Washington reports the United States reducing the pace of mobilization after the Korean invasion. The Army plans to release mobilized national guardsmen and reservists next summer, the Air Force halts calls for enlisted reserves, the Navy needs no more naval reserve airmen, and Marine Corps will call only a few reservists as new recall and discharge procedures are issued.
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Hourly Coal Output Doubled Since 1915
Washington report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics states that hourly output per man in bituminous coal mining more than doubled between 1913 and 1950. It notes 60 percent of production was undergrad, with machine cuts and other adjustments affecting overall output. The article reflects a significant productivity rise in the industry during the period.
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Unclear October Blast Aims at State Officials in Kansas
A fragmentary dispatch from Hutchinson Kansas references Keneth T Anderson criticising an October blast and a misty scene. It notes farmers’ interest in a failed vote on conservation measures and a debate over purity of vision, with comments on the highway project and other inter steal concerns.
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KU fieldhouse plans struck by Washington order
National Production Authority officials in Washington have barred KU from building a fieldhouse and Memorial Union addition under new rules banning amusement and recreational facilities. Bid solicitation for the Minion addition, costing about 1.4 million dollars, may be halted until the rule is clarified. Kansas officials say educational buildings are not yet barred and intend to proceed unless told otherwise.
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K U researchers map possible cancer culprit at KU medical school
University of Kansas medical researchers explain that nucleic acids and nucleoproteins may drive cancer growth and heredity control. They discuss two acid types, viral factors, and how changes in nucleic acids could affect cancer progression, supported by the National Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society.
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KU Football Pays Tribute ToPolio Stricken Teammate Wenger
Co captains McCormack and Amberg led Kansas players to present an autographed football to Mike Wenger of Salina a junior on the squad recovering from polio in University Hospital after a 27 21 win over Colorado The ball signed by the entire Kansas team honors a senior tradition while Wenger recovers at hospital amid slow improvement doctors expect full recovery but timing remains open
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Lawrence Architect Notes KU Field House Delayed by New Federal Ruling
Architect Charles Marshall in Lawrence says a federal order banning recreation and entertainment facilities won’t immediately halt the KU field house project but delays loom. He cites insufficient state funds and a five month wait for legislature action, with December target dates for planning milestones and continued study of the ruling before building.
Stock Market Index Advances on Mixed Trading
The daily stocks index for 60 issues rose to 83.2 with a gain of 0.5 as trading extended into evenings and Sundays. Galea Food Center located at 2nd and LineiW remains a nearby reference point for market observers.
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2Nd & Line
Fine Prospects for Kansas Wheat
In Topeka report from October 27 1941 H L Colline federal agricultural statistician says Kansas Wheat crop enjoys favorable moisture in major production areas. Conditions are considerably better than fall 1947 or 1948 and comparable to last year. A joint survey by federal and state agriculture departments shows soil moisture averaging 45 inches deep across western two thirds of the state amid a 300 mile survey.
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Collins
Federal
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Hagaman to Speak at Baldwin Republican Rally
Ty Gov Frank Les Hagaman will speak at a Baldwin rally Monday night at x o clock in the Baker University auditorium sponsored by the Baldwin Young Republicans. Invitations extended to county and state candidates. it is the first major south Douglas county GOP gathering this campaign and could be the final pre election event. Hagaman, defeated for the GOP gubernatorial nomination by Edward F Arn,已 begun touring endorsing candidates and GOP policies. Willard Mayberry also launched similar tours. The Lawrence Colored Republicans held a registration party. 17 new registrants signed at City Hall for upcoming elections. Big hattie sale trade now. B F Goodrich Go-Adr.
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Lawrence Colored Republicans Club
City Hall
Long Term Profit Goal Of Farming Speech At High School
Professor Raymond J. Dull of Kansas State Agricultural College spoke to GI training classes at Liberty Memorial High School. He outlined farming as seeking the highest income and living standard over many years, addressing fourteen GIs who earned certificates after completing three years of net training and becoming eligible for a fourth year.
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Kansas E College
Whattan
Dall
G.I
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Werbert Lb
Rogers Walter L. Coffman
Charles Budenusky
Chester Hart
Ed Gaddis
iSTAGE IS SET FOR K. U. HOMECOMING
The University of Kansas Homecoming rally drew about 2,100 students and faculty to Fowler Grove as fans anticipate a large turnout for the game. Nebraska fans, led by cheer squads, will travel from Lincoln with plans for a large parade and police escort in Topeka and Lawrence before the contest.
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City Clerk Reports Busy Day for Vote Registration
City Clerk Hourabi Ior reports a hectic registration day as ten books close at 1 o clock tonight in City Hall ahead of the November 7 elections. Eligible voters include those who registered in November 1948 or who changed addresses to a new precinct. The Journal notes the drive marked the busiest day yet for registration in Lawrence.
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