In Memoriam Nan New York Sept and AP Markets Update
Obituary note for Nan New York with a brief market section mentioning wheat prices and livestock quotes from Kansas City and Chicago markets. Mentions AP-USDA reports, cattle hogs sheep trading and hay receipts, plus memorial notices for Lucinda Murphy and a card of thanks from the Smith family.
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New York
Atrong
Midwest
Gaia Ms
Icra
Algher
Marketa Aerea
Kanes City
Kansas City
Sept
USDA
Colorado
Sept. B
Prairie
Allies in Korea Face Shifting Fronts in July Night
Reported fighting west of Pohang and Maunsan area as Chinese and North Korean forces push near Nam River. U S Second Division repelled 6000 red assault on the Masan front while MacArthur’s staff noted rapid enemy buildup in the southwestern sector toward Pusan. British troops near Hong Kong sector repelled probing attacks despite supply cut.
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Yong
Yongchon
An' Ex
Red Pohang
Sea of Javan Geast
Mactthur
Tokyo
Pusan
Nam River
Ma'n
Masan
U. S. 2Nd Division
Taeruid
Naktang River
IA. P
Don Huth
Mator Hill
Hong Flong
Eir
Income rise pushes U S personal earnings to new high
The Commerce Department reported July personal income at a $219.0 billion annual rate, up from $217.1 billion in June. Consumer buying power surged as wages salaries and farm and unincorporated business income flowed into the economy, with GI insurance funds briefly lifting March to a similar peak.
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Washington
Sept
Commerce Department
G. I
Busy Court Session In Traffic Crackdown
Clarence Blaylock of 1107 West Bixth street was fined 25 dollars and had his license suspended for 90 days after a charge of leaving the scene of an accident in Judge Wayne Allphin's court. Bob Coffman of 115 East Nineteenth street paid 25 for reckless driving. Walter Lelson Jr of 445 California street was fined 15 for speeding. The docket included 64 parking tickets and one restricted bone ticket with total fines of 64 dollars.
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Clarence Blaylock
West Bixth Street
Wayne Allphin
Bob Coffman
East Nineteenth Street
Walter Lelson, Jr
California Street
Hospital notices list patients and injuries from falls and births
Memorial Hospital lists Viola Sandelius Gerre Mahan Vernon Springer Lena Morrie W M Murphy Mildred Picken Ramona Newman Wilma Mann and baby xi flower Richard Griffing at 421 Illinois street a son yesterday Richard Heine Richland a daughter yesterday F H Johns 221 North Fifth street lacerated ear from tractor fall treated and released Galen Miller 1008 New York street contusions to right ankle after stair fall
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Viola Sandelius
Massachusetts Stret
Gerre Mahan
West Hill Drive
Vernon Springer
Ohio Street
Lena Morrie
Maple Street
W. M. Murphy
North Sixth Street
Mildred Picken
New Hampshire Street
Ramona Newman
Williamstown
Robert Harwood
Lecompton
Helen Woodward
West Fourth Street
Vance Ell
North Third Street
Wilma Mann
Baby xi Flower
Richard Griffing
Illinois Street
Richard Heine
Richland
F. H. Johns
North Fifth Street
Galen Miller
New York Street
KU A Cappella Choir Seeks About 60 New Voices
Heard in Lawrence, director Swarthout opens 60 places in the KU choir as about half of last year’s 110 members sign to return. Students may join between 9 and 12 or 2 to 4 at West Hall room 8 A. Registration, orientation, and pledging ceremonies run through Monday with events at Fraser Theater and special dinners. Holiday Magazine plans Kansas feature with KU as state education representative. photographers scouting images statewide.
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D. M. Swarthout
University of Kansas
Rayer
West Song Hall
K.U
Holiday Magazine
Kansas
K. U
Kansas University
Bus Driver Will Stand Trial in Leavenworth
William A. Ross, 27, Tulsa, driver of a Southern Kansas Greyhound bus, arraigned in Leavenworth on a reckless driving charge for a collision August 21 that killed Dr. Walter B. Coe near Tonganoxie on Highway 24 40. Ross pleaded not guilty, posted $1,000 bond, trial set for October 5. Mrs. Lottie Coe remains hospitalized in Lawrence for injuries.
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William A. Ross
Tulsa
Southern Kansas Greyhound
Walter B. Coe
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
Ross
Triail
Dr. Coe
Lottie Coe
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ex-Soldier Deported After Dual World War II Service
Frederick E. Bauer, 45, ex soldier who served in both Nazi and U S armies, was deported today as an undesirable alien. His American wife and their two children left Ellis Island with him after five years confinement. Bauer was acquitted of Nazi spying charges and was escorted aboard the General Blatchford by immigration agents.
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New York
Frederick E. Bauer
U. S
Ellis Island
Bauer
General Blatchford
Ruth Clark Named Assistant Professor at University of Kansas
The University of Kansas announces Miss Ruth Clark as assistant professor of social work. She will be based in Wichita as staff member for the graduate department, teaching social case work and assisting with field work. The appointment is part time and she continues as a consultant with the Division of Child Welfare in the Department of Social Welfare.
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Ruth Clark
University of Kansas
Deane W. Malott
Wichita
Division of
Child Welfare
Sists
North Koreans Draft Labor Troops Handing Guns to Soldiers
An American intelligence officer reported North Korea is conscripting labor troops in occupied South Korea, arming them as red soldiers. Maj. G. E. Larsen said officers have shot retreating men, and he personally found a wounded NK who had been shot for backing away from UN forces.
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U. S
Korea
South Korea
Maj
G. E. Larsen
San Francisco
Larsen
United Nations
Dewey Campaign Fires Up New York Governor Race
Albany reports a fierce party battle as Governor Dewey vows to fight for re election on all streets corners and accuses the national administration of mismanagement while Lynch defends his eight year Albany record. Voters face November 7 including Senate race and gubernatorial contest. Marriage licenses issued list Lang to Schiffelbien Herman to Henderson Talbert to Nelson.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Wall Street
Dewey
Fair Deal
Walter A. Lynch
Joe R. Hanley
G.O.P
U.S. Senate
Herbert I. Lehman
Democratic National Administration
Saratoga Springs
Washington
Korea
Lynch
Rochester
Probate Court
Ernest E. Lang
Elveria M. Schiffelbien
Topeka
George R. Herman
Dodge City
Betty A. Henderson
Lawrence
James C. Talbert
Elizabeth Mae Nelson
Lawrence man fined for drunk driving in Ottawa
Richard Page of Lawrence was fined 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated and an extra 25 dollars for possession of an open bottle by Police Judge L A Stafford in Ottawa. He was arrested the night before on the street in Ottawa.
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Richard Page
Lawrence
Ottawa
L. A. Stafford
Page
May Call Witnesses In Senate Inquiry On Infiltration
Washington reports Senator Schoeppel demanded and was promised the right to call his own witnesses at a public hearing of the Senate Interior Committee. He seeks to support charges of communist infiltration in the interior department and Alaska statehood fight against Secretary of the Interior Chapman and others. Randolph Feltus, Schoeppel’s cited critic, denied the charge, warning of guilt by association that could cut both ways.
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Washington
Schoeppel
R.-Kan
Interior Department
Senate Interior Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman
Randolph Féltus
Senate
Kremlin
British Doctor Reports 67 Year Old Chinese Patient Lived
A British army doctor in Malaya reported a 67 year old Chinese patient who spiked a fever of 112.5 degrees after gall bladder surgery. The temperature lasted about an hour before it was controlled by cold sponging. Normal is 98.6. The case is described in a letter to the British Medical Journal by two medical officers.
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London
Malaya
British Medical Journal
Arkansas City Teachers to Receive Retroactive Pay Increase
Arkansas City public schools will raise teacher salaries by 34 to 50 dollars retroactive to September 1 to offset higher living costs. Superintendent J J Vineyard announced the measure amid budget discussions. The Ashton rural school will start late as its teacher Kenneth Falls leaves for active duty with no replacement yet.
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Arkansas City
Kan
J. J. Vineyard
Ashton
Here
Kenneth Falls
Lawrence Plant Plans Signal Postwar Building Boom
The K P L plans a large scale expansion to serve growing U S industries. The proposed project includes an electric plant and a largely automatic Lawrence substation. This follows a June decision by Food Machinery to build a $344 million plant in North Lawrence for Westvaco Chemical. Overall, more than $15 million in private and public construction in Lawrence is authorized or underway, including schools and city facilities.
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United States
K-P.l
McClure
Altho
Lawrence
Food Machinery Chemical Corporation
Westvaco Chemical Corporation
E.P.L
K.U
Kaiser Frazer parade opens Topeka Free Fair in 1951 event
E D Board and G H Moore of Board and Moore Motor Company will drive a 1951 Kaiser in the Topeka Free Fair parade. Governor Frank Carlson, in a 1951 Henry J, leads the parade from Tom Smith Motors to the fair entrance to officially open the fair. Edgar Kaiser of the Kaiser corporation is among the dignitaries.
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E. D. Board
G. H. “Dinty* Moore
Board and Moore Motor Company
West Seventh Street
Kaiser
Topeka
Frank Carlson
Henry J
Tom Smith Motors, Inc
Kaiser- Frazer
Kansas
Edgar Kaiser
Kaiser Corporation
Master battle plan disclosed by captured Korean officer
Tokyo reports an American intelligence officer said a captured North Korean lieutenant revealed a master plan to seize Taegu, a key communications hub, in a surprise operation. The document noted a August 22 order for the red 15th division to join with North Korean First, Third and 13th divisions for a power drive toward Taegu via Waegwan and Kunwi corridors.
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Tokyo
Taegu
Waegwan
Kunwi
Pleaded Innocent Today Five Former Weighmasters Indicted
Five former weighmasters at the Kansas City stockyards pleaded innocent today after a federal grand jury indicted them for involvement in a false weight conspiracy. Judge Albert A. Ridge set 10 days for written motions. bonds remained at $1,000. Defendants include Cecil Cox, Merriam. Frank Clark, Johnson County. Bart Fay. Culver Jordan. Bruno Ising, all of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Albert A. Ridge
Cecil Cox
Merriam
Frank Clark
Johnson County
Kan
Bart Fay
Culver Jordan
Bruno Ising
Rush Week for 283 Sorority Plebes Continues
The rush schedule details daily visits to all sorority houses through tonight with Coke parties buffet supper and desserts planned. On Monday at 11 30 a m rushees sign preference cards in room 222 Frank Strong and return at 1 p m to receive bids. Pledges listed in Monday Journal World with ceremonies that afternoon.
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Dean of Women
Frank Strong
Journal-World
Veteran diplomat nominated to serve in Venezuela
Washington notes Pi Norman Armour, veteran career diplomat, called from retirement and nominated by President Truman to be ambassador to Venezuela. Armour has previously served as ambassador to Chile, Argentina and Spain and as an assistant secretary of state. He resides in Gladstone New Jersey.
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Venezuela
Washington
Norman Armour
Truman
Armour
Chile
Argentina
Spain
Gladstone
Braves Beat Giants on Holmes Seventh Inning Homer
Tommy Holmes belted a seventh inning home run to give the Boston Braves a 4 to 0 victory over the New York Giants. Walker Cooper and Sid Gordon contributed runs, while it marked Jim Hearn’s second defeat since joining the Giants in July.
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New York
Tommy Holmes
Walker Cooper
Sid Gordon
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Jim Hearn
Giants
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