Yongchon Taken by Allied Troops Amid Battle Haze
Allied forces advance near Yongchon and Pohang with airfield control reported south of the port. South Korean troops halt a communist regiment near Angang as British forces from Hong Kong deploy on the Taegu front. Cavalry withdraw to Waegwan and Easen to cover flanks amid weather disruption.
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Waeg‘wan
Ferosa Ridges
Savings and Loan Institute at K U September 11 12
The second annual Savings and Loan Institute will be held September 11 and 12 at the University of Kansas. The two day program targets junior executives and covers office management personnel analysis and training salesmanship and related topics. Faculty include Carl Distelhorat W McAllister Ann Plumiee and KU staff led by Dean Stock Fred Sharpe and Hilden Gibson with Miss Maribelle asst. professor. All sessions in Memorial Union building.
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Savings and Loan Associations
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American Savings Loan Institute
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Attlee Government Stakes Life on Policy Move
London sept 6 prime minister Attlee's government aims to stake its life on defense and reform policies, presenting them to parliament after the summer recess. A motion of approval is required. rejection could force resignation amid Conservative criticism and internal policy disagreements. Dudley Elliott and James Fortner fined for speeding. Leonard Hedrick forfeits bond for failing to appear on a charge. Clifford Moore fined on a drunk charge.
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Minsser Attlee
Winston Churchill
Churchill
House of Commons
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Dudley Elliott
Emery Road
James Fortner
Michigan Street
Leonard Hedrick
Hiawatha
Wayne Allphin
Clifford Moore
Kentucky Street
Memorial Hospital births and fraternal lodge meeting notices
A list of births at Memorial Hospital includes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Skages with a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. FE. R. Zook with a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hunzicker with a son, and other local names. Also noting Zerhalt Lodge of Perfection stated communications on Wednesday Sept 6 at 6 PM with Harold G. Barr and O. Wright as secretary Adv.
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Doring
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Jabama Street
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New York Street
Carl Amerine
Williamstown
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Lawrence traffic calm despite building repair not urgent
In Lawrence, comments from a volunteer traffic monitor say there is no need for alarm amid ongoing work at the K U engineering building. Officials report traffic issues linger but are not expected to last more than a couple of days as repairs and power work continue near the site.
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Powell Sr. longtime Lone Star farmer dies at 55
Bradford Hays Powell Sr a well known Star farmer on Route 6 died after a lingering illness last night in Lawrence Memorial hospital He had lived in the Overbrook Lone Star area 55 years born February 14 1877 in Ohio He was a Douglas County Farm Bureau member Funeral services Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home at 2 pm Rev Lou Griffith in charge Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Pallbearers listed Surviving include wife Lola two daughters Nell and Mia Alvin Harrell Clinton three sons Bradford Jr Wayne Dale one sister Mrs Emme Fishburn one brother Ralph Powell and four grandchildren
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Wayne Powell
Dale Powell
Vermont Street
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Dewey Rivalry Shapes New York Governor Campaign
Albany reports a push in the 1946 race with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey unopposed for a third term while Rep. Walter A. Lynch of the Bronx is set as the Democratic gubernatorial nominee at Rochester. The Democratic convention also backed Lt Gov. Joe R. Hanley for the U S Senate against Herbert H. Lehman, who seems assured of the Democratic bid. The Republicans gather at Saratoga Springs to nominate their slate the next day.
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Herbert H. Lehman
Truman Enters Fight For Alaska and Hawaii Statehood
President Truman announced plans to push Alaska and Hawaii statehood bills through Congress before adjournment. Delegates E L Bartlett and Joseph Ferrington said the President would use every influence to secure a Senate vote, after both bills cleared the House.
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Alaska
Joseph Ferrington
Hawaii
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White House
Downey Charged With Murder In Slaying Of Brother
Westmoreland Kansas, September 6. Gary Richard Downey, 17, of Wamego, was charged with first degree murder in the beating and stabbing of his brother Delbert Downey, 45. The body was found buried in the barn at the family home after Lou Richter of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation said Downey admitted the crime. A preliminary hearing was set for this afternoon.
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Wamego
Cciasars
Delbert Downey
John Brookens
Tottawatomie
Lou Richter
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Nome
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas corn crop in late maturity as warm sun lags
Topeka reports the 1950 Kansas corn crop is developing later than normal with only about 13 percent mature. Southeastern and south central areas report some maturity. Weather remains crucial as warm, dry periods are needed for corn and sorghums to finish. Soybeans, alfalfa, clover seed, and Jonathan apples show progress amid varied conditions.
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OU Football Sponsorship Decision Stirred by Political Parties
Norman Okla Sept 6 Dr George L Cross rejected political party funding for Sooner football broadcasts after a conference with KOMA officials The university plans to consider alternate sponsors before the September 13 regents meeting and opens Sept 30 game vs Boston College in Norman to public view.
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Lee S. Cole joins Lincoln University journalism staff
Lee S. Cole, former Kansas University journalism instructor, departs for Jefferson City Missouri to become an assistant professor and head of the advertising section at Lincoln University School of Journalism. He resigns from KU after five years, leaving his family in Lawrence for a time.
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Rev H 3 Sippel to Speak at Vinland Union Service
The Rev H 3 Sippel of First Christian will speak Sunday night at 8 o clock at the Vinland Union church service held in Vinland High School. The Vinland Grange music committee will provide special music for the event.
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College visitor from Merriam meets Kansas university head
Edwin V Burkholder a World War I era Kansas University student from Merriam visited Chancellor Deane W Malott today in town. The young man, now a writer in training, may draw on local settings for fiction material. In Larned a car-truck crash near town yesterday claimed Vernon Webb 20 Garden City Kansas. Sheriff Frank Fraser said Webb's car collided with a truck driven by L 5 Knowlef Hutchinson who was not in.
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Kansas University
Deane W. Malott
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Merriam
Iter
Larned
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Vernon Webb
Garden City
Frank Fraser
Webb
Knowlef Hutchinson
Soviet note says UN shot down Soviet training plane
Moscow flatly claims a Soviet training aircraft was fired on by U N forces near Korea. It says the crew of three Soviet pilots died and demands compensation. Washington cites the incident as off Korea’s west coast near the 38th parallel.
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Enlistments in State Have Exceeded Quotas
Topeka Kansas report shows Kansans enlisted in the army navy and air forces totaling 160 and exceeding quotas by 146 Col C C Higgins director notes air forces 247 navy 216 and army 197 while marine corps quota was not met no figures available since July 1 Kansas enlistments totaled 1120 treated at hospital
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Topeka Man Injured in West Clinton Crash
Norman Smielser, 47, of Topeka, suffered a facial cut and a lacerated eyelid in a truck car collision a half mile west of Clinton at a county road intersection yesterday at 3 pm. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. The crash involved a car driven by Robert Edgar of Topeka and a truck driven by Marion Weeks of Route 6. Also: Pratt meeting sets pheasant season dates and bag limits in Hutchinson.
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Route 6
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Tri Delta to Build New Sorority House at University of Kansas
Ground broken for a $100000 Tri Delta Delta Delta sorority house at KU, to be built by Martin K. Eby Construction of Wichita. Located in Fraternity Quadrangle West Hills, the 50-student residence is due for occupancy January 15, 1951, with Theta Omega chapter established at KU in 1946.
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Missouri Bar success for KU law graduates
Three graduates from the University of Kansas School of Law passed the Missouri Bar exam in Jefferson City. Recipients include Roger C. Tilbury of Kansas City, William J. Turpin of Liberty, and Darrell Héfvener of Kansas City. KU law office was notified this morning that all requirements were met. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for flowers, cards, and candies received during a recent illness.
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Jefferson City
Roger C. Tilbury
Kansas City
William J. Turpin
Liberty
Darrell Héfvener
K. U. Law School
Tricky hurricane claims two lives in Florida coast
Torrential rains and high tides accompanied a powerful hurricane moving along the gulf coast. Two deaths were attributed to electrocution from live wires as E. J. Cosgrove, 32, in Tampa and Hattie Kersey, 25, in Jacksonville lost their lives while aiding in storm preparations.
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Market report from Kansas City and New York markets
The day’s market notes cover cattle hogs and sheep at Kansas City and New York, with prices for feeder steers beef cows and calves varying by class and weight. Wheat corn and futures traded with modest shifts while livestock receipts and boxed meat values showed uneven movement and steady to higher bids on select classes.
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