Dangerous 5 Mile Gap Closes In Korea Front
Allied troops sealed a dangerous five mile gap on the northeastern Korean battlefront near Yongson to Kyongju while U S and South Korean forces link east of Taegu. Battle Mountain, a key summit near Masan, changed hands for the 12th time in 16 days with heavy U S losses and a 36 hour air lull ending as planes returned to action. Johnson reportedly on his way out as defense secretary amid White House concerns and political pressure from Congress.
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Taegu
Yongson
Kyongju
U. XI
U. S
Battle Mountain
Han
Haman
Pusan
U. S. 25Th Infantry Division
Bald Mountain
Masan
Korea
Stan Swinton
Leif Erickson
Johnson
Defence
Washington
Truman
Ion
Louis Johnson
Defense
Ite House
Ati Alpartment
Congress
Anereaemen
First of 11 courses offered by KU medical center program
A postgraduate esthesiology course September 18 20 at the University of Kansas Medical Center will inaugurate 21 offerings this year through the extension program in medicine. Director H G Ingham notes 60 percent of enrollees are physicians from outside Kansas including Saskatchewan Missouri Indiana Illinois Iowa Colorado Louisiana Nebraska and Oklahoma. Guest instructors include Burdick Eversole Mathewson Porter Melgaard Ness Smith and Mousel with Kansas University faculty Jochim Devine Lorhan and Walker also teaching.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
H. G. Ingham
Kansas
Saskatchewan
Canada
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Colorado
Louisiana
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Donald L. Burdick
New York University
American College of Anesthesiology
Urban H. Eversole
Boston
American Society of Anesthesiology
Hush S. Mathewson
Louis Porter
S Ross Melgaard
Lloyd H._ Mousel
Seattle
Wash
Carl K. Ness
St. Joseph
Scott M. Smith
Salt Lake City
K. UU
Kenneth E. Jochim
Lawrence
Marguerite M. Devine
Paul H. Lorhan
Leonard A. Walker
Governor Carlson Declares Health Sound After Checkup
Topeka reports Governor Frank Carlson, age 57, says he is sound as a dollar after a two day physical at the University of Kansas Medical Center. It was his first hospital stay as a patient. Also noted, Kenneth Neff of Funk's Mortuary will report to Great Lakes for Navy active duty tomorrow, after earlier orders.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kenneth 5
Neff
Funk's
Great Lakes
Navy
Lawrence
Naval Reserve
Douglas county Democratic committee to meet Monday
The Douglas county Democratic central committee will convene in the district courtroom at the courthouse on Monday at 8 pm. University Motors will open this evening displaying the 1951 Packard Adv.
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Demos
Douglas County Democrative Central Committee
University Motors
Packard
Stranded American Students in Paris Over Fly Home
About 180 U S students and teachers, overdue from a European tour, are stranded in Paris because their travel agency did not pay for the return charter flights. Another 60 travelers are stranded in England for the same reason. They face dwindling funds and some report missing meals while awaiting promised flights to New York. The Paris Bre dent Travel service manager cited lack of payment to Tiger Airlines. The group had hoped to fly home September 1. organizers say four round trips have been completed since June and the next voyage remains unsettled. The incident reflects tensions in post tour travel arrangements and student travelers’ frustration.
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Paris
Europe
England
New York
Tomorrew
Bredent Travel Service, Limited
Chicago
Paria
Tom Floyd
Tiger Airlines
Flying Tiger
China
Loyd
Northwestern University
Opelika
Alabama
Limited
L. J. Krebs
Chicago University
Ray Corn Retires on Permanent Disability Pension
Ray Corn of the Lawrence Police Department, on the force since 1943, was granted permanent disability pension yesterday after approval by the police pension commission the chief of police and the mayor. He will receive half pay and had injured a leg in 1946 while attempting to jail a prisoner, ending his ability to serve except as a desk sergeant. He plans to join his sons who are ranchers in Idaho.
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Ray Corn
Lawrence
Corn
Police Pension Commission
Idaho
Burglars Hit Two K U Frat Houses in Rush Week
Burglars struck Beta Theta Pi at 1425 Tennessee and Phi Delta Theta at 1621 Edgehill, stealing about 110 dollars from study room billfolds. Losses totaled 60 and 50 dollars respectively with several members reporting smaller claims. Police noted many billfolds disappeared as members and rushees rushed week activities and the houses were left unlocked.
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K.U
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Tennessee Street
Billfolda
Phi Delta Theta
Edgehill Road
Jeta
Joe Mendenhall
Neal McNeil
T. C. Ratner
B. L. Champion
Fl Nurton
Jack Winters
Phi Delt House
Hhowever
Henry Zoller
Blaine Scheideman
Peter Wynn
Bob Orr
Phi Delt
K. U
Phi
Judge Denies Injunction Over Lodge Liquor Rules
Judge Hugh Means denied a permanent injunction sought by Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lawrence Lodge number 4 to stop Ralph W. Tusten from operating a retail liquor store in a building he leases from them. The lodge argued their by laws barred liquor sales on lodge premises or related property. The ruling noted no fraud or misrepresentation by Tusten and that liquor legalization left time for the lodge to challenge the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Lawrence
Ralph W. Tusten
Louisiana, Street
I.C.C.F
Kansas Lodge
Tusten
West Ninth Street
J.C. O.F
Means
Lodge
Truman to report to U S citizens on new powers
Washington September 9 President Truman will broadcast a national report on how he plans to use the economic control powers granted to the presidency. Congress signed the control bill September 1, giving broader authority than Roosevelt in World War II. The Federal Reserve Board set credit restrictions with 18 to 21 month terms for major purchases, signaling future wage and price measures and tighter credit policy.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Local Exhibits Highlight Topeka Free Fair Winners
Kansas Free Fair art exhibition judged yesterday shows gains by three Lawrence residents and University of Kansas group exhibits. In professional oil painting Addie A. Penny and Arthur Wolf both win first place, Wolf also second in photographic prints. KU earns second in art collection and first in design and crafts. Kent Alexander wins grand sweepstakes. Fair runs 10 a m to 9 p m daily, closes next Friday afternoon. City council to meet at city hall Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Addie A. Penny
Tennessee Street
Arthur Wolf
Illinois Street
K. U
Ross Braught
Kansas City Art Institute
Topeka
Kent Alexander
New Credit Curbs At A Glance
Associated Press outlines new credit curbs effective September 18. Cash payments and maximums apply to autos, appliances, furniture, and home goods with down payments and extended terms. Exempts items under $100 from document requirements but keeps payoff time limits.
Enrollment Up as City Schools Open with 2940 Pupils
Enrollment in city schools rose to 2940 after the first week, up 96 from last year’s 2844. Opening day registered 2698 pupils, with gains except Pinckney where yesterday’s enrollment lagged. Some transfers occurred from districts near line boundaries due to load.
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Pinckney
Lincoln
New York
Woodlawn
Three Lawrence Men to Report for Army Duty
Three men from Lawrence join Kansas third group of inactive reservists called to active duty. Pvt. William W. Copp of 1211 Rhode Island street leaves September 23 for Fort Hood Texas. Ret. Edward A. Watson Jr of 824 New Jersey street and Ret. Olaf C. Anderson of 1627 West Sixth Street will report September 26 at Fort Sheridan Illinois.
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Lawrence
U.S. Army
Kansas
Topeka
William W. Copp
Rhode Island Street
Fort Hood
Tex
Edward A. Watson, Jr
New Jersey Street
Olaf C. Anderson
Weat Sixth Stret
Fort Sheridan
Dick Tomlinson Survives Steelers Cut
Dick Tomlinson a Big Seven star at Kansas survived the Pittsburgh Steelers squad cut as the club reduced to 33 players. The moves dropped first year players Tackles Frank Letters and Joe Sabo Guard Ray Richeson and Fullback Frank Callopy.
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Pittsburgh
UPH
Dick Tomlinson
University of Kansas
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Frank Letters
Geneva College
Joe Sabo
Tennessee
Ray Richeson
Alabama
Frank Callopy
Nebraska
Higher Enrollment Reported at Overbrook Schools
Overbrook high and grade schools opened with enrollments up from last year. High school 78 students, grade school 95. Opening session featured speeches by church civic and club groups. Coach Don Ek says 27 grew out for football, 11 freshmen. Practice underway for first game at Melvern Friday September 22. Open evenings and Sundays.
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Overbrook
Don Ek
Melvern
Lawrence's Major 1951 Street Resurfacing Plan Reaches Peak
Lawrence accelerates its largest ever asphalt program with 109000 dollars targeted for 1951 resurfacing across 73 blocks. City engineer J C Harper and chairman Lew Henry say heavy traffic routes, including Ninth Seventh and Eighth streets, will receive prioritized repairs as dirt streets are to be rocked and sealed before winter.
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Lawrence
Kaw River
Connecticut
Tennessee
Maine
North Lawrence
Lew Henry
J . C. Harper
Henry
Harper
Ninth Street
Mississippi Street
Seventh Street
Vermont
New Hampshire
Eighth Street
Massachusetts
Scrimmage Set For Kansas Jayhawks This Afternoon
The University of Kansas football squad will hold a game condition scrimmage at 2 PM today. Coach J V Sikes split the team into red and blue sides. Yesterday marked the final of the twice daily drills for the Jayhawks.
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University of Kansas
J. V. Sikes
Reds
Blues
Jayhawkers
Ganssle Named Chief Engineer for Southwestern Bell Kansas
Topeka Sept 9 Appointment of K A Ganssle of St Louis as chief engineer for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Kansas area has been announced by the state office. Ganssle succeeds E T Mahood of Kansas City who retires October 1 after 46 years with the company.
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Topeka
K. A. Ganssle
St. Louis
Southwestern jBell Telephone Company
Kansas Area
Ganssle
E. T. Mahood
Kansas City
The
Telephone Company
Temperatures across the U S in early fall ranges
Temperatures were within late summer to early fall ranges across much of the nation. Readings included Indianapolis 61, Milwaukee and Minneapolis 61, New York 59, and Chicago 60 as weather shifts appeared to bring cooler air.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Iswaukee
Minneapolis
New York
Wemba Seattes
Rhoehis
Aris
Haskell Indian Institute Enrolls 800 for 1951 Term
Haskell Institute will start classes Monday with about 800 students enrolled. 75 arrived early as greeters to assist orientation. The term opens after an 8 am assembly with instructions on schedules. A faculty of 105 includes Indians accounting for one quarter of staff. nine new full-time teachers join this year.
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Haskell Institute
W. Keith Kelley
Creeters
Kelley
United States
Territories
Solon Ayres
Eugene Miller
Keiley
Annual football kick off banquet upcoming with local coaches
Football fans will hear first hand information at the annual kick off banquet on Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the Crystal room of the Eldridge. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Sports committee, features A E Woestemeyer as MC and coaches Allan Woolard J W Sikes and Tony Coffin with reports on Liberty Memorial Haskell and Crimson Blue teams. Athletic staffs of three local schools attend. tickets are on sale with reservations due by Tuesday noon at the Chamber office.
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Crystal Room
Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Woestemeyer
Allan Woolard
Liberty Memorial High School
J. W. Sikes
Jayhawk
Tony Coffin
Haskell
Major Payton Appointed Housing Coordinator for 36th Wing
Maj. William A. Payton son of Mrs. Clara Payton of Overbrook receives appointment as housing coordinator for the 36th Fighter Bomber Wing while continuing as director of materiel for the 36th Air Base Group. He has served since 1928 and has held his current position since 1948.
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William A. Payton
Clara Payton
Overbrook
36Th
36Th Air Base Group
Rush Week At K U Opens With Speeches And Registration
About 400 men gathered at Fraser theater for welcome talks by Chancellor Malott and other leaders as Kansas University rush week began. They then registered in the Memorial Union ballroom and planned dates for the next few days. Women’s rush week started with 283 rushees and 57 counselors meeting daily, with pledging ceremonies scheduled after Monday.
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Kansas University
Fraser Theater
Deane W. Malott
L. C. Woodruff
Chuck Hall
Interfraternity Council Resent
Buck Weaver
Lf.c. Mah
Memorial Union
University
Raine Conde
Avon
Martha Paterson
Malott
Busy Week on Tap for Mount Dread
KU prepares for fall term 1950 with rush week action and new-student orientation. fraternities and sororities occupy Lawrence as Reserve units stream in and classes begin Monday. orientation, open houses, and teas lead to registration through Thursday and Saturday with convocation and new-course events opening Sept 18 and Sept 19. Chancellor Malott inaugurates a 15 lecture World in Crises series moderated by Elmer Beth.
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K.U
Lawrence
K.U. Command
Simpee
University of Kansas
in-Hoch
Lib
K. U
North College
Corbin Hall
St. Cs
Auessay
Fraser ‘Theater
Stuents
Deane ‘W. Malott
Elmer F. Beth
U. Journalism School
Showers in the West Bring End to Dry Spell
Topeka reports a return of precipitation with occasional showers forecast in the western part of Kansas and northern areas through Sunday. Forecaster A D Robb notes a warming trend in the west tonight, with temperatures near 85 expected tomorrow after 55 to 60 overnight. Early today, highs reached 83 in Phillipsburg, Hutchinson and Garden City and 45 at Goodland.
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Topeka
P—Clouda
Kansas
A. D. Robb
Phillipsburg
Hutchinson
Garden City
Goodland
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Secretary of Defense
Tokyo
Eme
Tautiella
James Forrestal
Marine Corps League
White House
State Acheson
Defense Department
K. U. Medical Center
Carlson
Spokane
Walter Johnson
U.S
Reserve Board
Easy Credit
K. U. Chi Omega
Joan Bigham
Bethel
Maryanne Harwood
Wichita
Dottie Hudson
el Dorado
Alice Terrill
Lorraine Dodding
Jeasie Ann Hunt
Blue Rapids
Anne Jackson
Rush
Mission
Hank Brown
Kan
Praine
Allen
Anderson
Bourbon
Chase
Coffey
Elk
Franklin
Greenwood
Lyon
Linn Morris Osage
Woodson
Sherman, Wallace and Greeley
Steeler
Cole's Food Center
2Nd & Linc
Woolard
Coffin
Maj. Payton
Mount Dread
Kaneas
Denver
Fort Worth
Haste
Mont
Okanon City
Ub Heeree
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