Red Pincer Attacks Are Repulsed in Korea Fight
Allied forces repulsed a major push by 50 000 red Koreans along a 120 mile front near Taegu and Pusan. Severe fighting raged with hand to hand combat as U S Marines and doughboys faced heavy casualties. U S air power damaged 65 red tanks in two days. North Koreans moved 84 new Russian tanks into the line amid a costly, indecisive day long battle for northern ridges.
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U. S. 25Th Infantry Division
Pusan
U. S
Taegu
U. S. First
Reda
Jack McBeth
Kumhwa “Bowling Alley
Waegwan
Tae A
Dem Price
Yongchon
Kyongju
Pohang
Sea of Japan
Americana
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Korea
25Th
U.S. Marines
Naktong River
Yongsan
U.S
Sémile
Tan
Kumhwa
Price
Tokyo
Kunsan
Mokpo
President Apologizes To Marines For His Harsh Words About Corps
President Truman apologized for harsh remarks about the marines in a rare public rebuke that sparked immediate backlash and heated political debate. He called Marine Commandant Clifton B. Cates to the White House to express regret over his language and pledged to mend the breach with the service.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Truman
Sacavavage
Calif
Clifton B. Cates
White House
Congressman McDonough
Truman
Capital Hill
Democrata
Trumen
Marines
Congress
Weather Outlook for Early September in Topeka
Forecaster Richard Garrett expects continued fair conditions through tomorrow with mostly sunny skies in many areas. Temperatures rise slightly with tonight 52-55 and highs tomorrow 80 to 85. no rain reported in the last 24 hours. In other news President Truman signs a bill to provide government war risk insurance for shipping.
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Topeka
Sept. T
Richard Garrett
Jnhead
Garrett
Goodland
Leavenworth
Truman
Washington
Dewey Named Governor Nominee at Saratoga Rally
Albany Sept 7 Up publicans nominated Thomas E Dewey for a third NY governorship term while Democrats tapped Rep Walter A Lynch to oppose him in November Dent Dewey reversed retirement to seek another term and was nominated by acclamation at Saratoga Springs Lieutenant Governor Joe R Hanley placed Dewey in nomination for the U S Senate and was likewise acclaimed Herman Lehman faced Lynch at Rochester for the Democratic renomination with Oscar R Ewing initially nominated by a county delegation”
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N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Walter A. Lynch
Dewey
Saratoga Springs
Joe R. Hanley
Rochester
Lynch
Oscar R. Ewing
Daniel P. O’connell
Nty
Paul EB. Fitzpatrick
Patrolman Quits Lawrence Police Force
Leo Redding aged around 40, of Tennemee Street, today resigned from the Lawrence police department after four years service. He plans no definite future, may move to the west coast, and is the fourth officer to resign in recent months.
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Leo Redding
Tennemee Street
Lawrence Police Department
Redding
West Coast
Naval officer reassigned to command hospital ship Haven
Pt-Capt. Victor B. Tate, instructor for naval reserve units in Kansas City, is ordered to report Monday at Long Beach, California to take command of the Haven. The Haven, a hospital ship, is called back into service to replace the sunken Benevolence off San Francisco on August 27. Tate, a Lakin native, has served here three years.
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Kansas City
Victor B. Tate
Long Beach
Calif
U.S.5
Haven
U.S.S
U.N. Debates Korea War as Russia Attacks U S Airstrikes
At Lake Success on September 7, the Soviet Union failed to bar South Korean Ambassador John M. Chang from Korean talks. Jacob Malik condemned U S bombing in Korea as barbarous and total war, accusing airmen of extrajudicial attacks on schools and hospitals and calling for United Nations action against U S compliance with international law.
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United Nations Security Council
United States
North Korea
Lake Success
Russia
John M. Chang
United Nations
Korea
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
Malik
Chang
Syngman Rhee
Douglas MacArthur
Council
Cladwyn Jebb
Britain
U. S
Asia
U. N
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Demands Council
U.S
Two Little Misses Found Safe After Daylong Walk
Reba and Donna Holladay four and two were found about two miles from home on Sixteenth Street between Kentucky and Tennessee by Quinton and Beryl Cole, Liberty Memorial students, after a citywide search. The sisters were unharmed, dressed in yellow plaid dresses, and were taken to their home as their father watched relieved. Police and volunteers had urged the public to report sightings.
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North Lawrence
Reba
Donna Holladay
Gilbert Holladay
Maple Street
Quinton
Beryl Cole
Liberty Memorial High School
Wanderer
Sixteenth
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cole Brothers
Stuents
Beryl
Liberty Memorial
Scout Troop 51
Plymouth Congregational Church
Donna
Ruba
Sixteenth Street
Re«Rts
Haskell Institute
Colorado
Massachusetts Street
Jeff
Gilbert
Ditner
West Sixteenth Street
Hank Brown
Bevin heads for U N talks as bids near for U S field house
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin sailed aboard the Queen Mary to New York for a western Big Three conference and U N general assembly. Despite heart ailment past operations he said he is very well indeed. In Ohio the K U field house bids await two months hence as state plans and finance pose delays. steel shortages could affect start and priority. Washington also reported President Truman signed a bill authorizing a 314,000,000 airport for Washington.
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Southampton
Eng
Ernest Bevin
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Bevin
York
Washington
Truman
Arn Opens Campaign With Great Bend Speech Kickoff
Republican nominee Edward F. Arn announced plans to open his general election campaign with a September 12 speech in Great Bend. The event, described as the kickoff of an intensive campaign, will be followed by a dinner and meeting at the city auditorium with invited Republican candidates for national and state offices. Wayne Morrison of Great Bend is organizing the arrangements for Barton County GOP. Arn will be the first major candidate to start fall campaigning, while Democrat Kenneth T. Anderson’s kickoff may not occur until early next month. Gov. Frank Carlson and rival Paul, the former assistant postmaster general, are undecided about their starting dates.
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Topeka
Edward F. Arn
Great Bend
Naif
City Auditorium
Wayne Morrison
Barton County
G.O.P
Appointment of Lopes as U S district attorney aide
Lester Luther announced the appointment of Nicholas F. Lopes of Lawrence as an assistant U S district attorney for Kansas. Lopes, 35, has practiced in Lawrence since 1916 and held roles with the allied commission in Italy and as an aide to New York's attorney general in 1944 45. He led the I Am An American Day event in Lawrence on April 29 and has been involved in naturalization and immigration work. He is married to Berenice Ackerman with son John, 5, and the family residence is 641 Ohio Street.
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Topeka
Nicholas F. Lopes
Lawrence
U.S
Kansas
Lester Luther
Lopes
Allied Commission
Italy
New York
Berenice Ackerman
John
Ohio Street
Truman to Report to the Nation Saturday Night
President Truman will address the nation on Saturday night to outline home front controls in the current emergency. He declined to say if any price controls will be imposed and promised answers in the speech. The administration has told Congress it seeks 41 million dollars to build an organization for selective price controls by April 30.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Slow plowing delays fall wheat and alfalfa seeding in Douglas county
Douglas county farm officials report only about a quarter of fall plowing done for wheat and alfalfa. They warn the 1951 wheat crop depends on next month's weather with optimistic view of 30 percent of 38 000 acres seeded so far. Alfalfa acreage, typically over 11 000, may be reduced by late seedings.
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Douglas County
Deal Six
Melvon H. Wertzberger
Soil Conservation Unit
Wuertzberger
Wertzberger
Six
United Nations Fails to Make Forward Step in Korea War
Tokyo dispatch notes seventy five days into the conflict the United Nations force remains limited to firefighting duties. No credible signs of a weakening North Korea or a massed ground offensive. Observers warn against optimistic timelines and predict the Reds can still mount major attacks along the Naktong line.
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Fy Hal Boyle
Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Pat
Cou
Naktong River
Douglas County 4 H members finish 1950 projects
About 377 youngsters in Douglas County 4 H clubs completed 1950 projects with a slight membership rise but fewer total projects. New Glenn Springs club added. record books due October 1. Livestock totaled 376 head including beef 86 animals and 115 dairy, plus 63 purebred gilts and 85 sows in swine. Crop efforts centered on corn 32 and wheat 19 with alfalfa among others. poultry, turkeys geese ducks and garden projects also noted.
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Don County
Douglas County
Glenn Springs
Big Springs
Denied Ties Between Chapman and Communists
Secretary of the Interior Chapman, backed by President Truman, defended himself before the Senate Interior Committee against charges of a close alliance with the Russian Soviet cause. He called Senator Schoeppel’s remarks vicious and false as Truman predicted Chapman would rebut similar attacks in the hearing.
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Chapman
Truman
Commundiam
Senate Interior Committee
Schoeppel
R.kan
White House
Senate
Chanman
Senate Committee
Interior Department
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