Rioting spreads in troubled Hyderabad India
In Hyderabad turmoil over job reservations sparks violence as mobs, mainly students and former fighters for independence, clash with police. Three killed and many wounded over two days as authorities impose a dawn curfew and ban traffic. Police fire on mobs near Omani Hospital and a police station while mobs force shops to close and halt transport.
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Bombay
Hyderabad
Inderabad
India
Indian Union
Oamania Hospital Redesterr
Mt Oon
Indin
Mmunist Termsriots
Truman calls for broader aid to disabled Americans
President Truman urged expanded programs for the physically disabled with strong public and private participation. He announced the first annual physician's award to Dr Henry H Kessler of Newark for aiding welfare and employment of the handicapped. Josefson of Franklin Park was honored for outstanding achievement by a disabled person as head of Paraplegics Manufacturing Co., which grew from tough times to a successful enterprise. The president canceled his morning news conference to attend the committee meeting.
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Washington
Truman
Henry H Kessler
Newark
N. J
Dr. Kessler
International Society For the Welfare of Crippies
National Rehabilitation Association
Nils
Josef
Franklin Park
Josefson
Paraplegics Manufacturing Co
Pacific
Hinesh Veterans Hospital
East Sides of 3 Streets To Be Cleaned on Friday
City workmen will clean the east sides of Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio streets south of West Sixth Street on Friday. Motorists are urged to park on the best sides to aid the operation. The west sides were cleaned today. Engineer Hugh Sheridan said crews were behind due to recent repairs but this is now complete and schedules will resume.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
West Sixth Street
Hugh Sheridan
Kiwanis Discusses Kids Day Promotion Plans
Lawrence Kiwanis Club meets at Hotel Eldridge to plan Kids Day events on September 27. Proceeds from two peanut sales benefit Boys and Girls Work, with activities including an orthopedic clinic, sixth grade zoo trip, vocational guidance, support for a young artist, a Boys State delegate, and Scout trips. The program featured a local film "K. U. Touchdowns of 1951" to drum up football season excitement.
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Kiwanis International
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Swope Park Zoo
Kansas’ City
K. U
Market and livestock report with mixed farm goods
Grain prices ease while hogs and cattle show uneven moves. Butterfat at 67 to 70 cents per pound, eggs quoted around 60 cents per dozen, and poultry notes include hens under 4 pounds at 12 cents and over 4 pounds at 16 cents. Kansas City produce shows varied egg and livestock prices with steady cattle and calves from USDA data.
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K. C
Kansas City
USDA
Livestock Market Prices From Lawrence Daily Journal World
Market report shows cattle vealers hogs and byproducts with varied bids. Prices drift through ranges for fed cattle calves hocks and sows amid steady demand and weekly adjustments. Text notes sale figures and buyer terms, reflecting a bustling agricultural exchange.
Kansas Wheat Farmers Average 205 a Bushel
Kansas farmers averaged 7.05 dollars per bushel for wheat at mid August, as federal and state agriculture agencies established the value. The mid August price was nine cents below last year and 19 points below the 1951 level, with supplies costs slightly rising to an average 287 percent of the 1911-14 index.
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Topeka
Kansas
Suici Ote Ice
Nine KU Law graduates admitted to Kansas Bar
Nine Kansas University Law School graduates were admitted to practice in Kansas after passing a two day state bar exam. They were sworn in before the Kansas City court at Topeka. Names include Henry Obkifather Jr and Rabhel Fred J erick Bennett among others from Lawrence and nearby towns.
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University of Kansas Law School
Kansas
To- Peme KU
Les
Henry Obkifather, Jr
Rabhel
Jerick Bennett
Laird Pride Bowman
Lawrence
John C. Gage
Eudora
Thomas W.boone
Leavenworth
James Walton Bouska
Belleville
Count Carlo Sforza Dies at 7 Diplomat in Italy
ROME mourns Count Carlo Sforza longtime Italian diplomat and foreign minister. The scion of nobility died Thursday night after a century‑long career marked by service during and after the great world wars. Health failures last year forced him to retire from public life. He served as Italy's ambassador and minister during crucial years around Benito Mussolini's rise to power.
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Rome
Carlo Sforza
Italy
Italie
Benito Musso
Ini
Berlin border crossings close as more shut
East German police closed two more border crossings into the Ameri reach, leaving only four open after three were shut on Wednesday. Maryland film board says state will continue to enforce indecency code, despite protests. August real estate records show indebtedness totaling 378,851.89 with mortgage tax of 946 recorded by Harold Beck, Douglas County Register of Deeds. Walter Rigdon of Kentucky, Post Service Officer and Chaplain, cannot take calls. special election for Chaplain planned for Sept. 15.
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Berlin
Harold Beck
Douglas County Register of Deeds
Beck
Wal Iter Rigdon
Ewing Gunn
aAdv
Self service shelving at KU book store plan
University of Kansas shifts to a self service book system in a temporary Strong Hall basement setup. Ray Verrey leads 13 clerks to stock shelves and guide students through a gated enclosure to select books while three cash registers handle purchases. Verrey notes lines at the registers as the main downside, aiming for faster operation before September 15 enrollment.
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University of Kansas
Strong Hall
Memorial Union
Ray Verrey
Verrey
McDill University
Montreal
Canada
Verkey
Biblical site resettled near Tel Aviv in Kubuz Lahan
A new agricultural settlement established on the biblical site of Tsiklag, mentioned in Samuel as a place given to David. Now named Kubuz Lahan, it sits on a hill in southern Israel where settlers report soil suitable for barley.
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Tel Aviv
Holy Land
Tsiklag
Ashish
Gath
David
Saul
Kubuz Lahan
Israel
Coal Talks Recessed as UMW Demands Welfare Boost
Washington and union leaders paused anthracite contract talks on Thursday without agreement. John L. Lewis reportedly pressed for a higher welfare fund contribution from the hard coal industry as negotiations resume next week.
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Washington & Union
John L. Lewis
How Old Is a House Hopi Pueblos Painted Every Four Years
The prehistoric Hopi Indians of Arizona allegedly painted pueblo walls on a four year cycle. Scientists estimate the age of these early houses by counting layers of paint.
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Tis
Arizona
Rush Week Could See 900 Freshmen Pledges This Year
Registration and orientation at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Itary Science Building begins rush week. Each rushee must visit at least four houses between 9 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m. Wednesday, with eight of 25 fraternities available to visit. Pledging follows first dates with each organization visited. IFC co chairmen are Louis P. Helmreich and Kent Bowden, with Ken Merrill as IFC president. Draft boards appear to have fewer students heading to the Army, prompting housing hunts to accommodate larger pledge classes.
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Itary Science
Inter-Fraternity
Louis P. Helmreich
Overland Park
Kent Bowden
Kansas City
IFC
Ken Merrill
Pratt
Bond posted for Gardens Grain head in fraud case
Wayne Marteney head of Gardens Grain and Seed Co of Garden City posted a 10000 bond in Wichita after being indicted by a federal grand jury on fraud charges. He appeared after court closing in the U S marshal’s office. Also named were F Gish Garden City bank president who posted 5000. The charges allege fraudulent warehouse receipts and misused Commodity Credit Corp grain to benefit loans and defraud First National Bank of Wichita of 50000.
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Topeka
Wayne Marteney
Gardens Grain and Seed Co
Garden City
U. S
Marteney
Wichita
F. Gish
Garden City Bank
Wichie
Grain Company
Grand Jury
Commodity Credit Corp
Gish
First National Bank
Toncermn
Circus Comes to Lawrenc e September Show at 18th and Learnard
The Wallace Brothers Wild Animal Circus visits Law rence on September 11 for two performances at an improvised grounds at 18th and Learnard Streets. Sponsored by the Dorsey Liberty Post 14 of the American Legion, the bill features master subjugator Arami Singh with 12 lions, Capt William Cody and bears, Ramblin Tommy Scott, Capt Charles Berry and Palomino horses, three herds of elephants, the Riding Martinis, aerial acts, clowns, and more.
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Wallace Brothers Wild Animal Circus
Lawrence
18Th
Learnard Sts
Dorsey-Liberty Post 14
The
American Legion
Arami Singh
William Cody
Tommy Scott
Charles Berry
Indians blank Tigers as Garcia fires five hit shutout
Mike Garcia pitched a five hit shutout for the Cleveland Indians, who rebounded from a 11-8 defeat to defeat the Detroit Tigers. Luke Easter homered to supply the decisive run while Bill Wight yielded five hits in the loss.
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Cleveland
Mike Garcia
Cleveland Indians
Dewoi Tigers
Luke Easter
Bill Wight
Formal Opening for Ike Tonight Sparks Gop Push
Ike Eisenhower dominates remarks as he campaigns across the South pledging to break one party control, stressing world peace, deficit reduction, and clean government. He argues Democrats owe their nomination to Truman and urges supporters to push hard against the incumbent administration.
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GOP
Ike Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Link Rock
Washington
Stevenson
Truman
Ike
Town Shop Opens in Lawrence With Crowd and Floral Decor
Lawrence's newest men's clothing store, The Town Shop at 831 Mass. St., opened to a sizable crowd. Owners Al Hack and Ken Whitenight run the shop and University Shop, 1420 Crescent Rd. The remodeled space features knotty pine furnishings, special lighting, two dressing rooms, and a store length over 50 feet. The inventory includes suits, topcoats, shirts, sweaters, and ties, with many items also sold at the University Shop.
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Lawrence
Mass
al Hack
Ken Whitenight
Crescent Road
Dvo
Hack’s
Whitenight
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries for Mrs. Sadie Gill 34 former Lawrence resident died in South Pasadena California graveside service 1 30 p m Oak Hill Cemetery survived by nephew Kenneth E Sweet. Elton B Lucas 76 Baldwin Kansas died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital funeral Friday 2 30 p m Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin burial Oakwood Cemetery survivors include three brothers Q L Lucas Eudora E L Lucas W H Lucas four sisters Miss Wilda Mrs Dora Randel Mrs Lora Pearson Mrs Nellie Daugherty. Mrs C L Rutter 97 former Lawrence resident died at Masonic Home Wichita survived by two sons R C Rutter George C Rutter and granddaughter Miss Mary Esther Rotter funeral Friday 4 p m Funks Chapel Memorial Park Cemetery Eastern Star services by Dr John H Patton. Burial no flowers requested. Mrs Anna Reid services changed funeral Friday 10 30 a m Schubert Funeral Home burial Morehead she died Wednesday at her daughter Bernice Swope’s home 1617 N H St survived by son James Earl Reid and grandchildren Joan Squires James Squires Lawrence.
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South Pasadena
Calif
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kenneth E. Sweet
Elton B. Lucas
Eton Bacon Lucas
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Q. L. Lucas
Eudora
E. L. Lucas
W. H. Lucas
Wildancas
Dora Randel
Lora Pearson
Nellie Daugherty
Lamb
C. L. Rutter
Lawrence
Wichita
R. C. Rutter
George C. Rutter
Independence
Misa
Mary Esther Rotter
Kansas City
Funk's Chapel
Eastern Star
Anna Reid
Schubert
Morehead
Reid
Bernice Swope
N. H. St
Popcorn Polls Prompt Voters at Granada Theater
In Lawrence Kansas Commonwealth Theaters promotes a political poll at movie houses across a six state Midwest area. Patrons choosing between the Eisenhower or Stevenson box get asked their preference with results to be released later. Kansas figures show Douglas County population around 29 816 and Lawrence near 19 310. 1950 census adds KU enrollment to city and county totals, boosting official figures.
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J. D., King
Id Commonwealth Theaters Inc
Midwest
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Douglas County
Lafurence
Agriculture Board
Lawrence
U.S
Kansas University
The
Check Passers Arrested at St John Kansas Four Men
Four men accused of passing bad checks in several Kansas cities including Lawrence were arrested August 30 in St John Kansas Deputy Sheriff P W Jones said the Kansas Bureau of Investigation reported the arrests but did not provide names The sole Lawrence check was for 62 80 drawn on a Bronson State Bank that does not exist The men held in St John jail said they operated across a wide area and had about 100 checks when arrested
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Lawrence
St. John
Kan
P. W. Jones
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Jones
Rusty’s
Bronson State Bank
Bronson
Local births and a child treated after glass injury
At Memorial Hospital JA Adair many residents and families are listed with addresses including 543 Ind St and 2010 La St as having residents or associated people such as Lloyd Dunlap J A Adair and Janet Ruth Hornberger 6 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hornberger Baldwin treated in the hospital emergency room after cutting her heel on glass in a Wednesday incident reflecting a busy community scene.
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Adair
Ind
Lloyd Dunlap
McLouth
Jeanette Wiley
la. St
Gladys Early
Baldwin
Alice Vaughn
Sunflower
Katie Anderson
E. Mth
Winona Miller
DeSoto
Florence Keefer
Vipardi_ Panitehpakdi
Nancy Hamilton
Sunnyside
Marco Campos
Teddy Mays
Edna May Reynolds
Tonganoxie
Dale Babcock
N.H. St
J. A. Adair
Ind. St
Robert
Janet Ruth Hornberger
Charles Hornberger
Kansas names O G Carr as warehouse supervisor
Kansas grain department chief Emrie announced the appointment of O G Carr of Wichita as general Warehouse supervisor in a reorganization to regionalize field inspections. Carr will oversee all warehouse examiners and warehouse practices for licensed grain warehouses to improve efficiency and reduce travel and costs.
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Kansas
CIT Ir
P. Emrie
O. G. Carr
Wichita
Kansas Warehouse Department
Carr
Emrie
Great Bend
Barton County
Emriet
Military notes and sports: Proctor to basic training. Keil to Red Sox
Lester N. Proctor leaves Parks Air Force Base near Oakland to begin a three year enlistment as his wife Dorothy plans to join him after basic training. In Korea, Sgt. Charles Cannell heads home with 53 Kansans aboard the Marine Phoenix, while Cpl. Vaughn Pontius reports flood evacuations and helicopter rescues. Washington’s George Keil may be traded to Boston after breaking his right index finger in a line drive, sidelining him with a splint.
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Lester N. Proctor
Parks Air Force Base
Oakland
Calif
Dorothy Westergren
Lester D. Proctor
O. St
Proctor
Charles H. Cannell
Sunflower
U. S
Korea
Marine Phoenix
Seattle
Vaughn
Chick" Pontius
Lawrence
Frank Rowland
Pukhan
Pontius
Washington
George Keil
Boston Red Sox
Kell
Randy Gumpert
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