Eden Named as Churchill Deputy Foreign Minister Pick
London October 27 Churchill announced Anthony Eden would become foreign minister and leader of the House of Commons while also keeping the Defense Ministry. New cabinet members include Woolton Butler Lyttelton Monckton Maxwell Fyfe Salisbury Ismay. Eden to be deputy prime minister with a deputy leader of the House of Commons planned.
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London
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Churchill
Lord Woolton
Council
Richard Austen Butler
Exchequer
Oliver Lyttelton
Walter Monckton
David Maxwell Fyfe
Marquess of Salisbury
House of Lords
Lord Ismay
Commonwealth Relations
Eden
Foreign Office
Monckton
Privy Council
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Clement Att- Jee
Labor Party
Hyde Park Gate
Kansas Farm Bureau to Meet in Topeka in 1952
Wichita Kansas October 27 1951 the Kansas Farm Bureau selects Topeka as 1952 convention site Herman A Praeger of Claflin re-elected president with W I Boone Eureka as vice president J D Smerchck Manhattan as secretary treasurer and a slate of district and regional officers named Delegates to the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago include Praeger Boone Zook Burnett La Cygne and Anderson with Women’s Federation delegates listed from Haflich Bennington Wingert Morton and RichardsBelleville
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas Farm Bureau
Topeka
Herman A. Praeger
Claflin
W. I. Boone
Eureka
J. D. Smerchck
Manhattan
Farm Bureau Associated Women
Victor Maflich
Garden City
K. C
Bucklin
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Praeger
Boone Zook
Lee T. Burnett
la Cygne
Frank Anderson
Dodge City
Associated Women's National
Haflich
Bennington
Wingert
Morton
E. J. Richards
Belleville
Fechteler Heads to Europe for Talks with Allied Leaders
Admiral William Fechteler chief of naval operations left Washington for Europe to hold conferences with General Eisenhower in Paris Admiral Carney in Naples and the commander of the Sixth Fleet at Nice. He will discuss strategic plans with Allied military leaders.
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Washington
U—The Navy
William Fechteler
Europe
Eisenhower
Paris
Robert Carney
Naples
Nice
France
Sudanese Assembly Rejects Egypt Move to Absorb Sudan
In Khartoum the Sudanese Legislative Assembly under British oversight rejected Egypt's bid to place Sudan under King Farouk. The Umma Party dominates the body advocating independence, while pro Egyptian groups boycott. Sir Robert Howe defies Cairo with push for self government before any disposition of the vast territory and population.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Sudanese Legislative Assembly
Egypt
Farouk
Umma
Ashgga Party
Keal
Robert Howe
Litas Ae
Cums
Show of Hatred in Tehran and Cairo Over Churchill Victory
Tehran reports thousands of youths labeled communists toppled street signs named after Churchill and other Allied leaders to protest Churchill becoming British prime minister. About 500 demonstrators shouted down Churchill and replaced plaques with crude signs. police patrols now around the clock. In Cairo, officials say Churchill’s win changes nothing in Egypt’s stance toward Britain and vows to pursue sovereignty despite potential force.
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Tehran
Iran
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Khiaban
Mossadegh
Mohammed Moessadegh
Washington
Britain
Roosevelt
Stalin
Cairo
Egypt
Fouad Serag el Din Pasha
el Din
Misri
Harriman Meets Ike in Scotland on Flight Home
Harriman newly appointed U S chief of mutual security breaks a homeward trip for a conference with General Dwight D. Eisenhower at Culzean Castle in Scotland. He is accompanied by Air Secretary Thomas Finletter, Lt. Gen. T D White and Maj. Gen. Robert M. Lee as they travel by car from Prestwick to the castle.
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Prestwick
Scotland
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
Mutual Security
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harriman
New York
Paris
U. S. Air
Thomas F. Finletter
T. D. White
Robert M. Lee
Culzean
Eisenhower
Atlantic Pact
Girl Scout Week Observed by Lawrence Troops
The 329 Lawrence Girl Scouts and 103 Adult Scouts will celebrate Girl Scout Week from tomorrow through Saturday November 3. Activities include church services, badge demonstrations in downtown stores, meetings of Juliette Low World Friendship Representatives and the Girl Scout Council, brownie and intermediate troop demonstrations, and a dinner where Miss M Isobel Crowe will speak.
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Lawrence
Juliette Low
Girl Scouts
L. E. Rice
New York School
First Methodist Church
Cordley
First Presbyterian Church
Pinckney
First Baptist Church
Woodlawn
North Lawrence Christian Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Kansas Power and Light Co
Girl Scout Council
M. Isobel Crowe
Girl Scout National
Miss Crowe
Juliette Law
Girl Scout
Cornelia Parr
World Friendship Fund
Sharp Break in Stocks in New York Market Tumbling
The stock market fell sharply as lowered corporate earnings reports spurred selling. Leaders dropped as much as five points with ticker tape lagging behind rapid floor transactions. General Motors posted nine month earnings of 4.14 a share versus 7.89 last year, while Studebaker reported 3.738 a share compared with 8.22 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Studebaker
LIQUOR PRICES UP AS TAXES NEWLY EFFECTIVE
Washington officials indicate liquor prices may rise further beyond tax-increase effects. The Office of Price Stabilization says dealers could raise markups alongside the new tax. The tax adds about 26 cents to a fifth of ordinary whiskey.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
J. Ops
Jets Battle Over Northwest Korea in Air Clash
Eight Russian made Migs were damaged in a dogfight over Northwest Korea as Allied bombers hit bridges and rail lines. One B 29 landed with battle damage after fighting through a heavy Mig attack. UN jets reportedly held the air advantage. Ground fighting centered on a key hill southeast of Kumsong as UN infantry advanced. Truce talks at Panmunjom yielded no tangible progress with subcommittees to reconvene Sunday.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Kumsong
Okinawa
Red
Panmunjom
William P. Nuckols
U. N
United Nations Command
Saddle and St Join Club Trail Ride From Eudora to Kansas City
Eleventh annual Saddle and St Join Club trail ride departs from John B. Gage farm near Eudora in cold windy weather and rain. Led by president Gage former Kansas City mayor, riders trek through Douglas and Johnson counties toward the club’s ranch north of Kansas City. They will camp at Monticello Farms near Tonganoxie and at M. and M. ranch before finishing with a fall roundup barbecue at the clubhouse. The group provides wagons for equipment and sleeps outdoors both nights amid repairs to the American Royal building damaged in July floods, delaying this year’s event.
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Saddle & St Join Club
John B. Gage
Eudora
Kansas City Riding Club
Kansas
Kansas City
Gage Farm
Gage
Douglas
Johnson Counties
Farrell Webb
Monticello
Tonganoxie
Max Cline
M. & M. Ranch
Most Korean Veterans To Get Housing Benefits
President Truman signed a bill extending housing benefits to most Korean War veterans. They will receive preference in low rent and defense housing projects and lower down payments on FHA loans.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Swallows Hamper Jet Flights Over Korean Waters
The task force 77 incident near Korea sees a VF-172 squadron from Jacksonville report swallows blocking takeoffs from the carrier Essex. Commander M. E. Barnett recalls 500 swallows forcing split formations to avoid disaster, noting the dent on his plane was caused by a swallow rather than flak.
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Associated Fears
Essex
M. E. Barnett
Jacksonville
Barnett
Optimistic view of Allied position in Western Europe
David M. Nichol former Chicago Daily News foreign service reporter spoke to about 200 KU journalism students and 300 Kansas editors at KU about postwar Europe. He said Western powers will soon match Soviet military presence, warned Americans to support rearmament, and noted Eastern Europe’s popularity of free elections. He cited Eisenhower as uniting Europe though his departure would have repercussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
David M. Nichol
Chicago Daily News Foreign Service
Berlin
Moscow
K. U
Kansas
Russia
Nichol
Germany
Eisenhower
U. S
Yugoslavia
Lkely
KU Cadets Interviewed by Air Force Officers
A panel from Selfridge Air Force Base led by Col Cecil E. Henry interviewed five KU cadets for regular Air Force commissions. The distinguished military students are Allen D. Frame Eugene W Haley Eugene C Kennedy Robert A Kipp and Keith E Moore at KU ROTC. Successful cadets may receive commissions as second lieutenants after graduation next June.
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Air Force
Tenth Air Force
K. U
Regular Air Force
Selfridge Air Force Base
Mich
Cecil E. Henry
Howard L. Byerley
Volunteer Air Reserve Training
10Th Air Force
Eugene E. Minnetts
Allan D. Frame
5Th St
Eugene W. Haley
Kansas City
Eugene C. Kennedy
Colby
Robert A. Kipp
E. 17Th St
Keith E. Moore
Lynn R. Moore
K. U. Air Force
Lawrence Housewives to Pay More for Milk in Nov
Topeka reports milk prices will rise one cent per quart on November 1 in the county l milk shed area after an Agriculture Department order. Brannan raised producer price for grade A raw milk to 1.95 per hundred pounds, with a further possible rise to 2.40 next March 1. Affected counties include Shawnee Jackson Jefferson Douglas Franklin Anderson Osage Coffey Morris Wabaunsee and Lyon.
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Topeka
L‘county
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Department of Agriculture
Shawnee
Jackson
Jefferson
Douglas
Franklin
Anderson
Osage
Coffey
Morris
Wabaunsee
Lyon
Stock Market Index Dips Across 60 Stocks
The stock market index of 60 stocks slips to 94.8 points as performances weaken. Traders watch notable declines in major sectors and adjust positions amid cautious trading.
Fist Fighting in New York Dock Strike Escalates
Violence broke out as 200 non striking longshoremen breached a wildcat picket line outside pier 92 in New York delaying Cunard liner Britannic. Joseph P. Ryan ILA president appeared amid boos and support as strike enters its 13th day.
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New York
Pier 92
Truman
U. S. Navy
Bayonne
AFL International Longshoremen
Nien
Joseph P. Ryan
ILA
Ryan
Staten Island
Wage Stabilization Board
Price longtime Kansas State assistant dies at 59
Clarence Osborn Price 59 longtime assistant to Kansas State College presidents died at his Manhattan home after a two day illness. A Republic County native and former Santa Fe traveling auctioneer, Price served under Presidents Jardine Farrell Eisenhower and McCain. Survivors include wife Beatrice and daughter Wilma Kathryn. Funeral tentative for Tuesday. Also, KU B team football game moved to Olathe High School field for next Friday at 7 30 noting no more home B games for pridders this year.
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Manhattan
Kan
Clarence Osborn Price
Kansas State College
Price
Republic County
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas State
W. M. Jardine
F. D. Farrell
Milton Eisenhower
James A. McCain
Beatrice
Wilma Kathryn
K. U.K
Topeka
K. U
Olathe Naval Air Force Base
Memorial Stadium
Olathe High School
K. U. Pridders
A Servant's Wage From Bigamist
Long Beach dispatch reports Mrs. Lillie A Gillis seeking 4000 in court for services as housewife to Larry M Gillis from June 8 1946 to Oct 25 1949. She argues a wage of 3 25 daily would be fair, noting the marriage ended when she learned Gillis was married to another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansociated Press
Long Beach
Calif
Lillie A
Gillis
Larry M. Gillis
Gill
Homecoming at Baker University Features Queen and Game
Homecoming today at Baker University on the campus in Baldwin includes a football clash between Baker Wildcats and Bethel College Gray Maroons. Festivities cap with the grand march led by the king Wesley Hin and queen Jo Ann Soxman, plus alumni gatherings and campus events.
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Baker University
Haldwin
Baker Field
Wildcats
Bethel College Gray Maroons
Newton
Aker Wildleaf
Jo Ann Soxman
Baker
Wildde
Wesley Hin
Wildcat Malshack
Loxman
Pat Plummer
Lawrence
Nina Heidt
Kansas City
Betty Frick
Mission
Beverly Chilcote
Marilyn Cush
Atchison
Memorial Hall
Heen
Karl
Freezing Outlook For Kansas From Late Week Weather
Topeka reports a warm spell ending with a freeze forecast for most of Kansas tomorrow morning. Forecaster Tom Arnold notes possible snow in the northwest and north central regions as precipitation ends tonight. 24 hour rainfall ranged widely with Herington 0.91 inches and Chanute 0.66? Temperature swung from 66 at Chanute to 30 at Goodland as standings show varied extremes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tom Arnold
Herington
Wamega
Lecompton
Olathe
Chanute
Goodland
Wees
Fieh
Chicago
Denver
Fort W
Mont
Havre
Kansas City
Orlean
New York
Owlshomm
Washington
Mtiwtes T
Ina
Tise
Kansas Editors Day Draws About 150 Attendees
About 150 editors from 80 Kansas newspapers and guests registered at KU for the Annual Kansas Editors Day. A wrangle session discussed journalistic problems and a lecture by foreign correspondent David Nichol followed. In the afternoon, editors attend the KU versus K State football game.
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Kansas
Kansas Editors
William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information
David Nichol
K. U
Railroad President Enters K A Frat of His Late Son
Arthur E. Stoddard of Omaha, president of Union Pacific Railroad, was initiated as an honorary member of Sigma Phi Epsilon at the Kansas University chapter in Lawrence. He is the father of Marine Lieut. Robert Elsworth Stoddard, who died of wounds at Iwo Jima in 1945.
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Arthur E. Stoddard
Omaha
Nebr
Union Pacific Railroad
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tenn. St
Stoddard
Robert Elsworth Stoddard
Iwo Jima
Young Stoddard
K. U
Social
University School of Business
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
Friends
Bill Burt
Union Pacific
Clarence Freize
Nebraska
Northwest
United States
Hawaii
South Pacific
Great Equalizer Arrives For Tilt In Lawrence
Rain drenched Memorial Stadium as Kansas and Kansas State prepared for the 49th meeting at 2 p.m. The soggy turf could curb passing plays. Kansas remained favored despite the rain, aiming to halt K State’s six-game win streak. Dad’s Day crowds and Gov Arn attendance marked a busy game weekend.
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Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
K.U
Uiu
Kansas
Bill Meek
Jayhawkers
Wildcat
K-State
Oklahoma
Cat Country
Massachusetts St
Memorial Ion
Edward F. Arn
Etengees
Weather Forecast for Kansas Rain and Snow Mix
The weather outlook shows rain this afternoon ending tonight with mixed snow in the northwest and north central areas. Colder conditions spread across the east and south. Sunday will be partly cloudy and very cold with lows around 30s in the northwest to southeast highs near 40s.
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Kansas
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C. O. Price
K.A
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Argentina
West Germany
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