U S Columns Push Toward Manchurian Border In Korea
Two fast moving U S columns pressed toward the Manchurian border on Tuesday with the 24th division nearing Sinuiju and the Seventh division advancing from Iwon toward Pungsan. South Korean forces entered Kilchu on the main coastal line, while Chinese troops reportedly supported North Korean defenses. Allied intelligence noted Chinese assistance and possible ghost units, as reports placed British Commonwealth forces near Chongju and Rusenge along the Yalu.
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U. S. 24Th Division
Sinuiju
John H. Church
24Th
U. S. Seventh Division
Iwon
Eighth Army
Pungsan
Hyesanjin
Seading
Songjin
Kilchu
Siberia
Kilehu
Dongjin
Hambung
Hamhung
Kilche
Stan Swinton
Northeast Korea
Tokyo
MacArthur
North Korea
Pyongyang
Red
Chongju
Sonchon
Korea
Yalu River
Antung
Manchuria
Missourian Re-Elected CPA Head At State Conference
Charles Buford Hitchings of St. Joseph was re elected grand president of the tri state Central Protective association at its annual meeting in the Community building. Sam W Ferguson of Kansas City and Jess L Page of Rushville were elected vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. About 20 lodges from Kansas Missouri attended with Nebraska once a third state. Charley Hayden noted about 175 members attended the day bar affair ending around 10 o clock with refreshments and a sports movie.
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Charles Buford Hitchings
St. Joseph
Tri-State Central Protective Association
Sam W. Ferguson
West Thirteenth Street
Jess L. Page
Rushville
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
C.P.A
Charley Hayden
Douglas County
Lambda Chi Alpha entertainers stage shows at Winter Veterans hospital
Members of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity performed three ward and one recreation hall show last night at Winter Veterans hospital. The traveling quartet Frank Haas Charles Reether Don Powell and Jack Mohler were led by director Charles Shrewsbury with pianist Jack Dain ard and emcee Lewis Helmrecich. Mrs. Ralph Wolfson supervised hospital entertainment for the American Red Cross which sponsors the events.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Winter Veterans Hospital
Frank Haas
Charles Reether
Don Powell
Jack Mohler
Charles Shrewsbury
Jack Dainard
Lewis Helmrecich
Ralph Wolfson
American Red Cross
Lawrence High at Thruwa High Wednesday Night Football
Football game scheduled for Wednesday night at Ady Stadium features Lawrence High visiting Thruwa High. Kickoff in the evening with local attendance expected and a decisive matchup for regional standings.
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Wwrence High
Rearmament To Avoid War Promised By George VI
London Oct 31 King George VI opened a new Parliament session with pageantry and pledged ministers will use all means to ensure successful rearmament to avoid war. He announced legislation to nationalize part of the sugar industry expand price controls and regulate production distribution and consumption. He also proposed leasehold reform civil defense measures and boosting home food production amid global tension.
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London
George VI
Attlee
Qabor
Five Lives Lost In Oregon Floods As Rivers Rise
Muddy river flood crests swept western Oregon causing five deaths and widespread damage. Communities remained isolated behind flooded roads and broke bridges while 2000 residents were evacuated or displaced. The Rogue, Umpqua, and Coquille valleys faced historical damage as the Willamette crest moved toward Salem and a new storm was forecast offshore.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Coquille Valley
Leo A. Landive
Dan
Landive
Joe Howanicek
Tom
Oregon Castal Range
R. H. Baldock
Rogue
Umpqua
Coquille Valleys
Pacific
Roseburg
Eugene
Willamette Valley
Willamette
Salem
Albany
Corvallis
Weather Bureau
New TV Set Tax Excludes Wholesalers and Dealers
The new 11 percent excise tax on television sets begins tomorrow but does not apply to sets already in the hands of wholesalers and retailers. The internal revenue bureau said the tax, payable by the manufacturer, won't affect sets that have left manufacturers' hands by midnight tonight.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bures
Nidmeht
Corn Shucks Dry Slow Harvest In Douglas County
Douglas County corn picking remains rapid but weather may slow soon. Moisture is low and corn quality is good though dirt in ears worries some operators. A county agent notes dry fodder causes picker issues and safety warnings rise. Yields run 40 to 60 bushels per acre amid car shortages and rising soybean demand.
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Douglas County
Douglas 9
George Hoskinson
Vinland
Deal Six
Lawrence
Frank Barnett
Haldwin Elevator
Barnett
Hong Kong
Lincoln
Ten registrants ordered for induction in local draft
Ten men have been ordered to report for army induction on November 8 and a first pre induction examination is set for the coming month. The list includes Marvin Wayne Henry Al Mieh Fan street Stephen Rarie Ellsworth Juster Frye Haskell Institute Wesley Conte Brown Walter Allen Schimmel Masenle Sihchter Virgil A Sandborn Lavern Meuffel Eligio Victor Rasmond Haskell Institute FH Joe Porter 1240 Louisiana street.
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The
Marvin Wayne Henry
al Miehi- Fan
Stephen Rarie Ellsworth
Nth
Walter Allen Schimmel
Thaeis Street
Masenle Sihchter
Misplaced Rope Causes Seating Mixup at KU NU Fray
Kansas University athletic director A. Lonborg said a misplaced rope between sections D and E caused a seating mixup at Memorial Stadium during the Kansas-Nebraska clash. About 500 reserved-ticket holders were affected as some could not claim seats. refunds are being issued and the department asks affected buyers to report to fix the error. The November 11 KU-OU game at Lawrence is expected to sell out, with steps planned to prevent a repeat.
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Kansas-Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Lonborg
K. U
The
Journal-World Today
Kansas
Funk's Mortuary and Chapel Ambulance Service
Funk's Mortuary and Chapel advertises ambulance service with phone 119-Adv.
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Funk’s Mortuary
Cleaning for entire family Ad Acme Dry Cleaners Mass Ave
Acme Dry Cleaners promotes comprehensive family laundry services at 1111 Mass Ave Adv offering professional cleaning for clothes and household items with convenient options.
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Acme Dry Cleaners
Puerto Rico on edge as insurrection revolt erupts
National guard planes and infantry strafed two towns Jayuya and Utuado, 28 dead and 22 wounded reported as 1,500 to 2,000 nationalists defend the centers. Authorities say a full rebellion aimed at a new constitution vote was planned. Police surround Albizu Campos home awaiting a warrant.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
National Guard
Jayuya
Utuade
Juan Antonio Corretjer
Pedro Albizu Campos
Ad Pone
Antonio Garcia
Luis Munoz Marin
Mayaruez
Reints
Utuada
Utuado
Juvuyu
Heat wave forecast holds in Kansas into November
Topeka reports a continued heat wave through early November with temperatures 17 to 23 degrees above normal. Forecaster Richard Garrett said highs may reach 80 in the northwest and up to 90 in the southeast while lows vary from 40 to 60. Several Kansas spots posted late season low temperature records as Wamego hit 23 degrees.
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Topeka
CPA
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Goodland
Concordia
Dodge City
Wichita
Wamego
Tony
Wamee
New Freight Car Promises 20 Tons Less Steel
The Pressed Steel Car Co unveiled a plywood and plastics freight car claimed to use 20 tons less steel than current designs. Shown at Union Station for government officials and railroad leaders, the body is plywood laminated with plastics and steel used mainly for underframe parts. A refrigerator box model is expected in quantity production early next year.
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Washington
Pressed Steel Car Co
Union Station
City approves storm sewer for North Lawrence area
North Lawrence council votes to fund a storm sewer from Ninth to Maple, south to the Kaw river, using industrial levy funds after negotiations with Westvaco Chemical. Estimated sanitary sewer cost is 210,000 with 217,000 in the levy. other funds cover the rest. Other actions include issuing 14,500 in city sewer bonds, purchasing a water distilling unit, and approving election boards and franchise tax changes.
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North Lawrence
Ninth
Maple Streets
Kaw River
Westvaco Chemical Corporation
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
George K. Baum Company
Kansas City
Baum Company
Siath Street
Vermont
Kentucky
Water Department
Precision Scientific Water Company of
Chicago
Fire Department
Aleiseret
James Messer
Kansas Power and Light Company
KK. P. and L
Kk. P. An L
K. P. and L
State Highway Commission
West Sixth Street
Seventh Street
James Postma
Lathrop B. Read
F. A. Russell
Thomas Parker
Glasgow
R. O. Burgert
Oliver Reaman
Ed Elam
Lew Henry
Roy Anderson
More curbs coming on copper and metals use
Washington reports that cuts of 20 to 30 percent in civilian use of copper nickel and aluminum will likely be ordered within days with December 1 as the effective date. National Production Authority officials said a broader plan for reductions in these vital metals used in radios appliances and war equipment is now almost fixed.
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Washington
National Production Authority
N.P.A
Open evenings and Suandaya ee Food Center plan
A local notice announces extended hours for Open evenings and Suandaya ee Food Center at 2nd and Linc, aiming to serve commuters and residents with late dining options and curbside pickup.
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Suandayaee Food Center
Hagaman Endorses Entire Republican Ticket at Baldwin Rally
Lt. Gov. Frank Hagaman urged full Republican support at a Baldwin American Legion hall rally. About 40 Baker University Young Republicans and several county candidates heard Hagaman praise Arn Mayberry and Ed Arn while criticizing Democratic positions. He touted Kansas’ surplus and Republican leadership, previewing Arn’s proposed programs for schools, mentally disabled aid, and boosted Social Security with employer contribution cuts. The meeting featured Baker Young Republicans praise and introductions of county officials and candidates.
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Frank “Les” Hagamsan
G.O.P
American Legion Hall
Baldwin
Baker University
Young Republicans Club
Kansas
Ed Arn
Willard Mayberry
People of
Slam At Andersen
Hagaman
Ken Anderson
Anderson
Republican Party
White House
Washington
Arn
Ugaman
Baker
Charles de Stough
Stough
Minnie Eudaly
Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Milton Allen
Travis Glass
Frank Gray
Jesse Denons, Jr
Baker Young Republicans
Dodge City
Jesse Denious
Officials Meet Saturday on Election Board at Court House
City and county election board officials will meet at the courthouse for a group discussion Saturday morning at 1 o clock. Present are County Attorney Robert Oyler, County Clerk T. B. Gebhart, and City Clerk Harold Fisher.
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County Election Board
Robert Oyler
T. BR. Gebhart
Harold Fisher
Lead price raised by one cent per pound in New York
A leading refinery raised the price of lead by one cent per pound to 17 cents on a New York basis. Other sellers were expected to follow.
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New York
Hike in number of traffic deaths
Chicago oct 31 the nations traffic fatalities in 1950 appear headed for the highest mark since 1941 a toll of 35000 says the national safety council nine month totals show 24580 up 11 percent from last year September toll 310 up five percent year to date the council cites a surge in auto production with more than 44000000 vehicles in operation as a key factor
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Chicago
Saya
National Safety Council
Plans for new high school building discussed
Howard of education reviewed preliminary work on the proposed high school at a special board meeting. Members present expect to approve the plans at the next official session, with a 1200 seat auditorium and extensive facilities totaling 1,600,005 dollars, pending core drillings for foundation site.
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Howard of Education
Rroup
Dent Six
Gan
Zmi
Sunflower Tool and Die Works seeks wide-area auxiliary plant
Wr. HR. Marh has secured an option on a building in the eastern industrial section to establish a new operating bills machine shop. He cites the urgent need for a plant to assemble missing parts from machines already in area plants, enabling rapid production in a critical defense situation by bringing idle equipment into full use.
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Sunflower Tool and Die
Marh
Marsh
New Operating Bills Machine Shop
Chest Money Hidden Too Well by H. S. Teacher
Miss Martha Rayhill of Liberty Memorial high school reported that Community Chest collections from a high school, once said to be taken from her home at 2045 Massachusetts street, were not stolen. She noted the burglary occurred Saturday and that nothing appeared missing, though the home was broken into. Police had initially indicated other Community Chest funds were stolen.
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Martha Rayhill
Liberty Memorial High School
Massachusetts Street
Romney
Illegal For Councilmen To Sell To The City
City officials learned that it is illegal for any council members to engage in selling goods or services to the city on matters under their supervision. Mayor Turner sold paint to the city without bids, and several councilmen were found to have sold commodities and services to the city. The council asked City Attorney Springer to obtain an attorney general opinion, and Clerk Harold Fisher was to prepare a list of such transactions in Lawrence. The issue centers on Kansas statute D3-555. The named councilmen include Tom Parker Ed Elam and Sam Ferguson.
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William J. B. Turner
Charles Springer
Harold Fisher
Lawrence
Springer
Knsus
Tom Parker
Sam Ferguson
Oibo
Ed Elam
Parker
Anto
Elam
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Battery sale and trade by B F Goodrich Co Ads
A compact ad announces a big battery sale and trade event by B F Goodrich Co. The notice highlights discounts on car batteries and an option to trade in old units. It emphasizes limited-time pricing and store locations.
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B. F. Goodrich Co
KU Receives Fourth Year Polio Research Grant
A grant of 921,50 to the University of Kansas School of Medicine from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis supports continued poliomyelitis virus grouping research. The project, led by Dr. Herbert A. Wenner, aims to finish grouping polioviruses this year and explore immunization feasibility.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis, Inc
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Franklin D. Murphy
Herbert A. Wenner
Kk. UC
National Foundation
Wenner
Edward Rabe
K. U
Yale
National Research Counsy
Johns Hopkins University
University of Rochester
Chest Drive Lagging In Lawrence Community Campaign
The Lawrence Community Chest drive targets 22379.85 in two weeks but has raised about half. As of noon today STU885.04 was unchanged. campaign chair Joe Traylor says deadlines loom to November 10 for turning in cards and funds. Only 77 of nearly 220 block workers have reported, residential area total 1812.24, with spot checks showing gift levels close to last year while entry by workers lags. J O Ring and others will meet with downtown captains to review progress among businesspeople and employees.
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Lawrence
Joe Traylor
Travini
TinTar
Flaskell Emloyees
STING
RE. U
J. 0
Ring
Down Town
Claytonstone
Arch Kennedy
Downs Town
Weather Outlook For Four-State Region This Week
Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska expect temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal Wednesday through Sunday with cooler start and mild rise into Friday and Saturday. Night lows mainly in the 30s, some 40s in Oklahoma. little rainfall expected. Kansas forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with warm spells in northwest and extreme north areas, highs around 86 in the northwest and lower 90s in the southeast.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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