Photogenic Chuck leads Jayhawker pics and traffic talk
Lawrence report notes Charlie Hoag nicknamed Photogenic Chuck after a publicity photo session at the stadium amid photographs by AP and other services. It also mentions an odd traffic patent idea and a potato harvest near Emil Heck farms needing 40 to 80 pickers as school starts tomorrow and harvest moves forward despite the season.
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J. W. Sikes
Jayhawker
Chuck
Seasion
Associated Press
Emil Heck
Route 3
Heck
Wars and escapes span Asia and America in brief
Scattered dispatches report fighting near Tehran between Iranian forces and Javanroodi tribesmen, firepower and air strikes on the Korean front, and a North Carolina prison breakout as four convicts escaped a seven foot wall. Separate items note a Texas storekeeper aiding recapture, a Sydney rail yard fire destroying electrical equipment, and a Hawaii witness committee plan.
Lawrence Youth Jack Brand to Enroll at K U This Fall
Lawrence youth Jack Brand is featured on the cover of the University of Kansas Alumni magazine. He earned a Naval ROTC four year scholarship at KU and will be draft exempt. Brand, a Lib Memorial High School graduate and former student council president, has strong KU family ties including his mother Catherine and several KU alumni relatives.
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University of Kanses
Kansas Graduate Magazine
Jack Brand
America
Jack
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K. U
Brand
Lib Memorial High School
Oae
Catherine Bi
H. A L. Snyder
Winfield
Board of Regents
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Charge Against General MacArthur Rebuilds Japanese Military Machine
Pravda reports General MacArthur openly rebuilding Japan’s military power, expanding air and naval bases, reconstructing war industry and army, while suppressing workers and persecuting communists. In Wichita, the 53rd Infantry Society held a two day reunion ending with officers elected led by Dr. Charles M. Fox as president and Otto Wald as first vice president.
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MacArthur
Jay
Moscow
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United Nations
U.S
Communist Party
Wichita
Kan
53Rd Infantry Society
Charles M. Fox
Chicago
Otto Wald
Memorial Hospital Patient and Address List Mix
A fragment lists individuals associated with Memorial Hospital and Fort Riley, including Alfred Burton and Willis Henry Bates at Fort Riley, several women with addresses such as 418 Michigan street and 736 Grant street, plus a set of babies and other residents like Mrs. Barbara Hanson, 1343 Tennessee street, and Mrs. June Stevens at 300 Rhode Island street.
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Alfred Burton
Fort Riley
Willia Henry Bates
Louis Cooper
Ins Daniels
Michigan Street
Hazel Jackson
Grant. Street
Norraine Amerine
Williamstown
Mary Louise Zook
Alabama Street
Charles Griffin
Learnard Avenue
Barbara Hanson
Tennessee Street
Rose Marie Rush
Verna Beecroft
DeSoto
Virginia Seaver
Willis Henry Bates
Doris Stubeck
West Twenty-Second Street
Bob Hurley
Route 4
June Stevens
Rhode Island Street
Births and injuries reported in local notices
Births announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Roy Peterson at 936 Missouri street and a son to Mr and Mrs Elvin Davidson at 312 Locust street. Zoltan Czuper noted as 2½ years old. Route 6 treated for a cut on the right eyebrow. Clifford Breithaupt treated for a laceration of the index finger from a saw at 1801 Louisiana street. Ethan A. Smith treated for a hand laceration from a can at 333 Minioa street. Mrs Iris Daniels hospitalized after a fall resulting in a broken leg at 413 Michigan Street.
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Roy Peterson
Missouri Street
Elvin Davidson
Locust Street
Zoltan Czuper
Route 6
Clifford Breithaupt
Louisiana Street
Ethan A. Smith
Minoia Street
Iris Daniels
Michigan Street
Red Koreans kill seven GIs in night attack
In Masan Front Korea a red Korean girl with a tommy gun shot seven American prisoners in their sleep, five died and a South Korean guard was killed. Two survivors told the tale as North Koreans returned and mortally struck a wounded American cameraman. Engineers moved up to hunt Reds at an abandoned American post. About 150 Reds, including the seven men and three women, remain in a pocket behind U.S. 25th division lines.
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Masan Front
Korea
Army Signal Corps
U.S. 25Th Division
Signal Corps
Learn to Do by Doing Training Promise
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Dewey to Accept GOP Bid for Third Term as Governor
Albany dispatch reports Governor Thomas E. Dewey is expected to announce his acceptance of the Republican nomination for a third four year term as New York chief executive. The GOP ticket will be named at the Saratoga Springs convention Thursday with Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley likely on the ticket for U S Senate. Senator Herbert H. Lehman expected to be the Democratic nominee for re election. The Democratic slate remains unsettled.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
G.O.P
Saratoga Springs
Joe R. Hanley
L. A
Topeka Morrell Packers Win Kansas Softball Title
In Great Bend Kansas on September 4 the Topeka Morrell Packers claimed the state men’s softball championship. They won four games overall, defeating the Topeka Hornets 3-2 and 2-1 in the final pair. Hornets finished second, Deck and Roofers took third, and the Hutchinson Eagles earned the sportsmanship trophy.
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Kan
Topeka Morrell Packers
Packers
Morrell
Topeka Hornets
Hornets
Topeka Deckand Roofers
Hutchinson Eagles
Private funeral for Mrs. Jane J. Kuntze tomorrow
Private funeral services for Mrs. Jane J. Kuntze will be held from Bowser Lee mortuary tomorrow at 2 PM. Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery with the body lying in state at the mortuary until noon tomorrow.
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Jane J. Kuntze
Bowser-Lee
Oak Hill Cemetery
What is Electricity and Our Safer Homes This Year
A child’s simple misstatement fire is a wire leads into a welfare of electricity and daily tools. The piece lauds Lawrence electricians as masters who keep homes safe when wiring and electrical problems arise. It also notes the start of a new school year and urges alertness to safety. It ends with an insurance ad urging readers to call for reliable service.
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Lawrence Electriciana
Lawrence Ia
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