Adlai Says Demos Not Alone Guilty In Corruption Issue
In Los Angeles Adlai Stevenson argued that Democrats alone are not responsible for corruption in government. He told the audience the fault lies with the people, noting that both parties have had misconduct, and urged exposing and punishing wrong without partisan attacks. He warned Republicans as the party of the past and outlined a future built on progress. Stevenson also warned against special interests shaping policy and stressed personal accountability in public service. He planned to campaign through the Southwest toward Arizona and New Mexico, with a Springfield HQ stop planned.
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Warren
House
Los Angeles
USA
America
Southwest
Arizona
New Mexico
Springfield
Washington
New Props for British Economy Dips Amid Trade Slump
Washington reports a US UK economic surge as talks between Churchill and the next president loom. Officials discuss a comprehensive plan to address Western financial strain, with Britain and France pledging action to curb inflation and restore trade. Paris and London unveil measures, including rationing, new price controls, and swapped currencies.
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Churetti
U S
Britain
Alternaive New
Recess Prolonged in Korea Armistice Talks
Friday extended the seventh straight week of recess in the Panmunjom talks over prisoner repatriation. North Korean and Communist delegates offered no surrender details, while a Chinese soldier reportedly slipped toward freedom in a stolen jeep crossing through hostile territory toward the Panmunjom neutral zone.
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Korea
Korran
Panmunjonv
Neural Chatterca
Wiliam Kyeerie
North Ni
Kansas City Vote Fraud Files To Be Released
Washington agencies prepared to hand investigators a 1946 Kansas City vote fraud file linked to disputed ballots stolen from the Kansas City Courthouse. Reports tie a murder case to a witness who offered testimony for political advantage as investigators review past primary and general election irregularities amid broader congressional scrutiny.
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Washington Pool
Kansas City
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
House Judiciary
Atty.ien
James P. McGrane
Giles
Eifferint
Missouri
Enos Axtell
Roger PQ. Slaughter
Mor Axtell
Kansas Cry
Mi Ve
Switch in forecast veers Kansas weather plan
An unexpected weather shift ends the shower forecast for Kansas as high pressure to the east strengthens and a storm center that had aimed for the state moves north. Kansas will be partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday with little change in temperatures. lows around 55 to 60, highs in the 80s. No rain in Kansas in the four hours to 6 am Friday. Thursday temperatures reached the 80s to 83 in Leavenworth and Wichita. overnight lows ranged from 60 to 57 in Emporia.
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Burrs
Priola
Leavenworth
Wamoza
Hmporia
Kansas reports 25 new polio cases coast to coast
The state board of health logged 25 new polio cases across Kansas led by Sedgwick and Saline counties with four each. Clay Ford Ottawa and Wilson counties reported two cases apiece, while Labette Meade McPherson Reno Republic each had single cases. An Adv notice from Acme promotes an unrelated cleaning service.
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State Board of Health
Sedgwick
Saline Coun Ies
Clay
Ford
Ottawa
Wion
Labette
Meade
Tour McPherson
Reno
Republic
Acme
British General to Visit Smoky Hill Air Forge
Maj Gen Genree W. Turk, engineer in Cher ish army, is slated to visit the Smoky Hill Air Forge and address the Salina Chamber of Commerce on September. Chamber official Sha Sauerwein said Brig. Gen. W. Bpovier will accompany, with Gen Lewis and other US Army engineers possibly attending.
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Smoky Hill Air Forge
Salina
Watershed Registrar Recommendations Delayed for Research
A joint committee of the Chamber of Commerce and the Watersheds Association will delay final recommendations for watershed registrars. A series of meetings is planned to refine the proposal with state officials, with a final draft due after additional research and discussions.
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Ture
Ea 5 Chamber of Commerce
Sas Watersheds Association
State traffic deaths top era in Kansas records
Kansas accident records list traffic fatalities in the same period, naming Kennon among the figures. The data outlines fatalities across the state during the period, reflecting trends in roadway deaths and highlighting notable name appears in the tally.
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Kansas
Kennon
Rooney argues for two party system in Kansas race
Charles Rooney of Topeka and Democratic nominees urge restoring the two party system. He criticizes Republican control of state offices since Populism and cites Gen. Eisenhower as saying power too long. Rooney urges more open political debate and direct clashes with Gov. Arn at a Salina event.
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Charles Rooney
Topeka
Kansas
Roy
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Rant Ramas
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Slegarty
Arn
Flynn's Wife Scoffs at Gossip on Hollywood Life
HOLLYWOOD. Patrice Waemore, wife of E. Patrics Flynn, dismisses gossip about their marriage. She says they are happy, travel often, plan six months in Jamaica and six north, and will keep dancing while Flynn acts. She notes she will work half a year to stay active and fit.
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Errol
Jamaica
Winfield Merchant, 99, Gives Up Driving
Winfield Alabama business figure, a longtime wine merchant, has driven a car for 37 years since obtaining his first vehicle. At 99 he plans to stop driving and hand the wheel to younger hands while continuing to run his furniture store and attend to his affairs.
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C. AL Carr
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Stock Market Index in New York Ends Lower at Close
The New York stock market's closing average for 60 stocks fell to 103.9, down from the previous session, reflecting a modest downturn as trading ended.
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Taft Endorses Eisenhower as Campaign Unity Grows
Senator Taft declared wholehearted backing for Eisenhower with no qualifications. He urged Americans to vote for Eisenhower and said they are in substantial accord on fundamentals, seeking to reduce government spending and defend Taft-Hartley principles while noting minor policy differences. Eisenhower plans a 12 day Midwest South campaign tour starting Sunday.
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Glasscutter Injured Visiting Newborn at Hospital
In Hagerstown Maryland a glass panel in the Washington County Hospital entrance injured a new father, Charles B. Carter, as he walked through a bright front window while on his way to see his newborn daughter. He suffered knee, arm, and hand injuries but both mother and baby are reported doing fine.
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Washington County Hospital
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Draft call to 47000 men in November eyed by Defense
Washington The Defense Friday asked the Selective Service System to call up 47000 men in November for mobilization to the Army. The other services plan no draft calls. November 7 figure matches October as the maintained strength after allowances for enlistments and re enlistments. This brings the total called since September 1950 to 47000.
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Washington
Seice
Brannan Attacks GOP Record On Farm Policy
Democratic leader Lee Brannan accused the Republican Party of opposing farm supports and price parity. He said Eisenhower offers no leadership for parity and warned farmers may vote Democratic in strength similar to 1948. Brannan spoke at a soil conservation field day near An idle, emphasizing conservation amid rising food needs and shrinking tilled land per resident.
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Annual Meeting of Douglas County Old Settlers Association
The Douglas County Old Settlers Association holds its annual meeting at 2 p m Saturday at First Baptist Church. President Paul Winter and officers including Varney Miller and LF Eberhart will attend. Prof Ray Q Brewster will discuss his Egypt stay and Lawrence Historical Museum news. Social hour plans announced.
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J. F. Eberhart
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R. E. Love
Ray Q. Brewster
Egypt
W. H. Varnum
Lawrence
Kansas Legislative Council ends session with November report
Kansas Legislative Council wrapped up its member session on Friday and adjourned until November 1 to draft final recommendations for the 1953 Legislature. The interim study group approved plans for toll-road and turnpike authority studies, a statewide building code, and education finance reviews with final reports due in November.
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Riley W. MacGregor
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Ctate
Coun Eill Labor
Kansas Association of Radio Broadcasters
Towed Car Breaks Loose Crash at KPL Window
A car being towed by Auto Wrecking and Junk Co. broke loose at Seventh and Mass, crashing into the Kansas Power and Light Co. office window. The plate glass, valued at 3125, shattered but no injuries or other damage occurred. The wrecker crew expects quick replacement. no pedestrians were nearby.
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Seventh and
Mass. Sts
Auto Wrecking and Junk Co
9Th St
Seventh Street
Increased Steel Supply Ups Oil Well Stakeouts
In Tulsa oil activity, the past week saw 121 new wells staked versus 75 the prior week. Total drilling reached 416,000 feet with 59 oil wells, 6 gas wells, 52 dusters, and five sites abandoned in 12 ventures. initial oil production was 6,798 barrels daily and gas wells flowed 328,776,000 cubic feet daily.
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Klahoma
Tulsa World
Cleveland Aims for World Series Tickets Amid Turmoil
An erratic press snippet shows Cleveland dither over World Series tickets and printing orders. Officials pledge to print for both Cleveland and the Yankees, amid uncertain leadership and ongoing league concerns.
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Yankees
4H Body Formed In Douglas County To Manage Funds
The Douglas County 4-H Clubs Corp formed to handle gifts and bequests for county 4-H. Ronald Robb was elected president. officers include Hush Bower and Jaravin Sample. Paul Shanahan certified incorporation on Aug 29 in Topeka. Deal Six to serve as county farm agent. a home demonstration agent will join as the 11th member. The Douglas County 4-H Council remains active but cannot handle bequests. Officers were chosen from current extension council members across townships and the city of Lawrence.
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Inihe Chamber of Commeres
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Paul Shanahan
Selary
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A. L. Shaner
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Roy Palmyra
Hubert Hoskinson
Clinton
Willow Springs
Tvan Jehl
Wakarusa
Sample
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Lawrence
Robert Bigsby
Extension Council
Leslie Kindred
Liam Essick
Protein Injections Aimed at Cataract Treatment
New York researchers announce a protein injection method to clear cataracts without surgery. Injections use protein material from fish lenses and have reportedly restored near normal vision in several patients, though the mechanism remains unclear.
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uni-Shote
Science
The
American Association For Advancement of Science
Giants Top Reds as Wilhelm Shines in West Coast Win
New York Giants trimmed Brooklyn's first place margin by beating the Cincinnati Reds 4-2 Friday. Pitching duo Al Corwin and Max Lanier, plus Hoyt Wilhelm, starred as Wilhelm logged his 63rd appearance of the season for the relief corps.
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al Corwin
Max Lanier
Hoyt Wilhelm
Nebraska family torn by polio joins community aid
Morrill Nebraska shows unity as a polio outbreak claims a son and hospitalizes seven Rogers children. Neighbors and civic groups rally, covering medical and farm income burdens. Dr E E Anderson stayed with Robert until death and continues with the siblings. Janet, 12, remains critically ill but improving along with the other six children.
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Robert
Janet
Spaie
Scottsbluff, Neb
E. E. Anderson
O Lyman
Rogers
Alberta
Edwin
James v
Beverly
Helen
Francis
Kansas University Faces Backfield Shakeup in 1952
Kansas University loses star fullback Henry Laughlin to the armed forces after induction in Kansas City. The 642 rushing yards and 78 points in 1951 leave a gap as Galen Fiss shifts to fullback with Fiss, Sabatini, and Harper surrounding him. Officials weigh deferment status amid ROTC ties.
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Henry Bid Laughlin
Fllback
Armed Services
Kansas City
Laughlin
K. U
K. A
Oklahoma
Air Force
Hig
Kansas
Galen Fisn
Johnson
Kan
Def
Jujen Sikes
Fiss
Defi
Frank Sabatini
John
Ken Harper
de Rossman
Pauls
Rossman
Unclear fragment prompts child abuse trial note
Fragmentary OCR text references a mother and her son with alleged harm to a child. Details are damaged and uncertain about outcome, dates, or locations.
Weather forecast and historical readings for September 12
The item lists a forecast for September 12 including partly cloudy conditions, Friday night and Saturday hot with high temperatures and a low at night. It also notes weather observations for four hours ending at 4:39 am and includes city readings such as Chicago Denver Edmonton Fort Worth Los Angeles Minneapolis New York and Washington, with a reference to the year 1952 and a calendar sequence of dates.
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