Mexican envoy weighs Korea repatriation flex
Secretary said Wednesday in Washington that Mexico considers a temporary stance on Korean War prisoners who resist repatriation, aiming to break the deadlock between United Nations and Communist negotiators. Acheson outlined U.S. positions on China, compensation for Nazi victims, and Anglo Iranian oil talks, while declining to predict policy shifts.
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U.N
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Acheson
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China
West Germany
Israel
Germany
Korea
Formosa
Britain
Remi¢R Moshadegh
Truman
Gherchill
Cish
Deaths and Funerals Walter and Alice Nowlin
Walter Baker 69, KU machinist, died of heart attack at the University of Kansas campus. Survived by wife and brother Don M. Baker. Funeral Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Alice Cary Smith Nowlin, 524 Reece St Kansas City, Missouri, died August 28. Wife of Clifford H. Nowlin, former Oska loos resident and long time teacher. Survived by husband four daughters and a sister.
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Baker
University of Kansas
World
University
Douglas County
Don M. Baker
Haskell
Rumsey
Memorial F Park
Genevieve Nowlin
Lucile Nowlin
K.A
Philadelphia
Frances Head
Singapore
China
Jennie Davis
Oskaloosa
Denver Bid Is Lowest For Forbes Base Work
The Denver firm Industrial Constructors submitted the apparent lowest base bid for Forbes Air Base at Topeka Kansas. The bid total is 2,180,000 with 25,000 added if precast concrete channel slabs are used. Six bids were received for constructing three warehouses a pumphouse and reservoir. Other bids ranged up to 2,500,000 plus 35,000 for alternates. A contract will be awarded later.
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Washington
Denver
General Services Administration
Forbes Air Base
Topeka
Kas
Rlan
Martin K. Eby Construction Co., Inc
Wichita
Mosquitoes Disrupt Leavenworth High Football Practice
Leavenworth High School players battled unusually large persistent mosquitoes at Abeles Field during Monday night drills. Assistant Superintendent Paul Lessig requested a field sprayer from Fort Leavenworth to apply DDT or similar chemicals, a request quickly approved. Spraying planned to begin soon, with the Pioneers hoping for quieter sessions under the lights before their season opener against Washington of Bethel on September.
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Abeles Field
Ich Leonard Hofstra
Pioneers
Paul Lessig
Washington
Bethel
Traffic Court Sentences Man for Speeding Parole Violation
Jack Lawson of 1013 Conn. St was jailed six days for speeding parole violation. Robert Head of 620 Vt St was fined 10 dollars for failing to stop at a utop ign.
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Jack Lawson
Conn. St
Robert Head
Vt. St
Dodgers Won’t Blow It Again Says Dressen in 1951
In a July 16 article, Chuck Dressen argued the 1951 Dodgers were overrated last year and that the team lacked reserve strength. He cited George Shuba and Bob Morgan as key outfield and infield contributors and warned the Dodgers would not repeat a late collapse, predicting they would win the pennant.
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Chuck Dressen
Dodgers
Saturday Evening Post
Brooklyn
Dressen
George Shuba
Bob Morgan
Pice
Billy Lees
Ben Wade
Andy Pafko
Kansas City Market Notes and Livestock Prices
Kansas City market notes show lower stock values and a cautious rally, with mixed bond signals. The livestock section reports slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 lower, cows easing, bulls weak, and hogs uneven with modest gains early but fading as trading progressed. Local buyers and sellers include Overland Park, O'Brien, Russell, Skaer, and Smith among others, with grain and market conditions summarized for corn oats and hay.
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Torter
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Marshal O'Brien
Kansas City
Nancy Russell
John
Janice Skaer
Augusta
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Jo Anne Smith
Mission
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Jo Wellborn
Lyndon
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Inen Foley
Hutchinson
Maxine Harris
Leavenworth
Maxine Tajchman
Tampa
Tany
Choice
Wall Street Recovery Pivots After Broad Market Slide
New York markets show a modest recovery Wednesday from a session of acute weakness with losses narrowing to fractions. Volume rose on the Dow and many sectors including steels, coppers, utilities, golds, chemicals and radio television shares participated, with totals around 1.7 million shares.
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New York
Dark Day for Ike Sparks GOP Endorsement Split
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate John Sparkman warned that McCarthy's renomination in Wisconsin could be Ike’s darkest day. Sparkman, fond of Eisenhower, questioned Ike's stance after his endorsement of Bill Jenner who had accused Gen. Marshall of being a traitor. He urged Eisenhower to align with McCarthy, as he spoke at a Kansas Free Fairgrounds luncheon before a Kansas Free Fair event.
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John Sparkman
Joseph McCarthy
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Indiana
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Arab League secretary general resigns in Cairo shock
Abdel Rahman Azzam, secretary general of the Arab League since its founding in 1945, quit unexpectedly on Tuesday night just before a major league session. Speculation links the move to Egypt’s reform government led by Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib and efforts to purge graft from political parties amid postwar tensions and the Arab-Jewish War aftermath.
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Yemen
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3rd District GOP Asked To Contribute $31,548
Coffeyville district Republicans were tasked with raising 31548 for the current campaign at a Tuesday night meeting attended by Gov. Arn and state committee officials. State Chairman C Moyer Frank Todd Huck Boyd and Rep. Myron V. George outlined county targets including Montgomery 6349 Chautauqua 31098 Cherokee 35122 Cowley 34372 Crawford 542 Elk 1036 Labette 3789 Neosho 3005 Wilson 2507.
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Bids for Bridge Work Across Kaw River
Douglas County commissioners and engineer will open bids Friday in Oska loosa courthouse for repairing the Kaw River bridge at Le compton. The damaged structure from 1951 flood requires moving two spans to the north end and replacing the other two spans with a new single span restored to its original position.
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Oskaloosa
Douglas County
Ray Ogden
Charles Banning
Elmer Gusdahl
Joe Rice
Ousdah
Minister Jack Nicholson Undergoes Tonsil Removal Surgery
The Rev. Jack Nicholson pastor of North Lawrence Christian Church entered Lawrence Memorial Hospital today for surgery to remove his tonsils and adenoids. He is expected to be released Friday morning.
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North Lawrence Christian Church
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fined for Running Beep Stop Sign Violation
George Carl Rose appeared in County Court this morning and was fined 310 and costs for failing to stop at a stop sign.
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George Carl Rose
Press Meet Scheduled by Washington President Truman
President Truman will hold four news conferences at 8 30 a m CST on Thursday with details to be announced. The schedule outlines the events and times for media access and questions in Washington.
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Washington
Truman
KU Chancellor Praises Dr Maxon on Resignation
Dr Franklin D Murphy of Kansas University lauds Dr De John Maxon as museum director for four years at KU and announces Maxon will lead the Hare Island School of Design Museum. Murphy notes Maxon moves to a position of greater responsibility, with deep official and personal regret.
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University of Kansas
de John Maxon
K. U. Museum of Art
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Museum of Art
Department of Art History
Wallace Bros Wild Animal Circus to Perform in Lawrence
The Wallace Bros circus, under Dorsey Liberty American Legion Post 14, schedules two Lawrence shows tomorrow at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Special city bus service will run from the 8th and Mass corner. University of Kansas flags atop Fraser Hall glow nightly with 8 by 12 foot nylon banners that are removed during storms to prevent pole damage. Ronald Barnes will give carillon concerts at 9:43 p.m. tonight and 7:45 p.m. Thursday, plus Sunday 3 p.m. concerts this year. A Big Seven round-up on WDAF-TV Thursday from 10 to 10:30 p.m. previews delayed Game of the Week by Phillips Petroleum.
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Truman Sets Sept 27 as Tour Starting Date
President Truman set September 3 as the departure date for a westward campaign tour to rally votes for Adlai Stevenson. He will speak in North Western Montana on October 1 at Hungry Horse Dam dedication, then proceed through Montana Washington Oregon and California. The 10 to 12 day trip includes daylight speeches and sharp GOP attacks. Also in court news a divorce suit by Lynn T. McKenzie from Bonnie McKenzie was filed in District Court.
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ISNS
Adlai Stevenson
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Oregon
California
Stephen A. Mitchell
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Bonnie McKenzie
Stevenson apologizes to Republican over pet death incident
Demo aspirant Adlai Stevenson sent a letter of apology to Mrs. Charles Worthington in Freehold New Jersey for the death of her eight year old cocker spaniel hit during a campaign motorcade. Stevenson expressed deep regret and personal concern saying the party’s actions caused an irreplaceable loss.
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Charles C. Worthington
Illinois
Stevenson
Worthington
Dwight Eisenhower
Chancellor Murphy Set as Main Speaker for KU Freshman Week
Orientation at the University of Kansas opens with a convocation in Hordo Auditorium led by Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy. About 430 freshman women meet counselors in dorms while transfers and freshmen begin placement tests, advisor meetings, and dean sessions. Enrollment and exams span Monday to Wednesday with social events, and classes start Thursday, Sept. 18.
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University of Kansas
Hord Auditorium
Franklin D. Murphy
Young GOP Chief Resigns Over Eisenhower McCarthy Support
In Salem Oregon Steve Anderson vice chairman of the National Young Republican Clubs resigns in protest of Dwight Eisenhower's backing of Senator Joseph McCarthy and William Jenner Anderson, an attorney, plans to switch support to Adlai Stevenson. He says many seek to break from McCarthyism and questions Eisenhower's suitability for president.
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National Young Republican Clubs
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Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Wiliam Jenner
Indiana
Anderson
Oregon
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Eisenhower
Memorial Hospital Obituaries and Birth Notices Mixed
Notices from Memorial Hospital list names and addresses of patients and relatives, including Mrs Mary Walters Miss Fisher James and Mrs Laurena Shobe, with transfers to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City and multiple births and injuries reported at the emergency department. A horse stepped on a foot injuring Sandra Kelly and Mary Skraggs received care after a game incident.
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Haskell Ave
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Laurena Shobe
Lyons St
Gladys Early
Baldwin
Hilda Ketterman
Nicky Ketterman
Sunfreswer
Eta Brokman
A. 1
Sandra Kelly
Ivan Tee Kelly
Mary Skraggs
Wag
Prison Court Suspends Sentences for Two Drunkenness Offenses
Harold E. Goodridge of Topeka received a three day suspended sentence for drunkenness and vagrancy and was ordered to leave town. Flavey Looney of Sweet Springs Missouri got a thirty day suspended sentence for drunkenness with the order to depart the town.
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Topeka
Ton
Flavey Looney
Sweet Springs
Tryouts Open for University of Kansas A Cappella Choir
University of Kansas announces tryouts for the A Cappella Choir with about 60 seats opening from the 1931-32 chorus. Director Dean Emeritus D. M. Swarthout notes short audition times and daily practices, with concerts on and off campus as part of Fine Arts School vespers. Dates note a separate unrelated passage on Iraq dates.
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University of Kansas
Emerius D. M. Swarthout
K.U., Fine Arts School
Swarthout
Fine Arts School
Third girl to state at Douglas County 4 H encampment
Evelyn Griffith, Mary Emily Booth and Kathleen Dunipan plan to attend the state encampment of the Douglas County 4 H Club from Sept WV 19, with Griffith and Dunipan entering state style events while Booth showcases home improvement and pie making. Other 4 H members from Palm yra and Meadowlark Clubs are listed with projects and demonstrations.
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Evelyn Griffith
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FFA
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Mearmclark Clun
Mary Emily Booth
Palmyra
el Ji Id
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Worden
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Edna Mands
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War service notes from Barker Avenue families
In Korea, Airman 2/c Lloyd C. Douglas serves with the Fourth Food Service squadron of the Fighter Interceptor Wing after departing California on August 7 for a 30-day furlough with his parents at 194 Barker Ave. Cpl. Ralph MacDougall visits from El Toro Marine Base for a furlough with Mrs. MacDougall and her mother, planning to return to El Toro on September 22 and then proceed to San Francisco for departure to Korea. Mrs. MacDougall will stay with her parents at 22 Lincoln St. during his absence.
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Korea
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Cpl
Ralph MacDougall
el Toro Marine Base
Santa Ana
Calif
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Rose Smith
el Toro
San Francisco
Mamie Eisenhower Joins GOP Ranks In Denver Absentee Card
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower wife of Dwight Eisenhower signed up as a Republican on a Wednesday and requested an absentee ballot be mailed to her in Denver.
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Mamie Eisenhower
Dwight
Eisenhower
Denver
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