Temple finds natural tritium in water at Philadelphia institute
Researchers at Temple University report recovering natural tritium, the hydrogen isotope linked to hydrogen bombs, in water samples from Norway and England. Discovery, involving heavy water and deuterium, could aid detection of illicit H-bomb development.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
du Pont Company
W. F. Libby
Institute of Nuclear Studies
University of Chicago
Grosse
Research Institute of
Norway
England
A. Temple
First Junior High Fun Fest at Plymouth Church Tomorrow Night
The Junior High Fun Fest returns at Plymouth Congregational parish house tomorrow at 7:30 pm to 9 pm. All junior high students from any church affiliation are invited. 15 cents covers the party with chaperones Mr and Mrs Justin Hill Mr and Mrs Bill Boardman and Rev Dale Turner. Activities include dancing games singing and story telling.
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Plymouth Congregational
Dale E. Turner
Justin Hill
Bill Boardman
Dale Turner
Turner
Hospital Birth and Injury Notices at Memorial Hospital
A list of names including Mrs Dorothy Overnyside Claude Puckett Route Allen Jones and many others appears from Memorial Hospital area with mentions of births at Williamstown and a hand injury at Reuter Orgat factory. The stream includes many addresses and individuals with a baby boy and a baby girl noted today.
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Dorothy Overnyside
Claude Puckett
Allen Jones
Inez Long
Lincoln
Raby Pringle
F.C. Diasinger
Dorothy Clark
Haldwin
Ann Zvacek
West Sixth Street
Sikes Sees TCU as Potentially Toughest Kansas Opponent
Lawrence kickoff banquet hears KU coach Jules Sikes compare Texas Christian to Texas Longhorns and hopes to prove superiority by season end. Law rence High and Haskell tickets go on sale with sports committee planning rounds starting tomorrow. Lawrence High coach Allan Woolard jokes about nerves during the event.
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Sikes
E.U
Texas Christian
Jayhawkers
Wnre
Kansans
Texas Longhorns
K.U
Jules Sikes
Lawrence Ber of
Commercce
Junior C
Nelling
Lawrence High
Haskell
Lawrence High School
Allan Woolard
Insurance's role grows in Kansas economy says Kiwanis
Frank Sullivan Kansas state commissioner of insurance told Kiwanis at the Eldridge hotel that insurance shapes the economy with 670 Kansas companies, billions in assets, 150 million dollars in annual premiums, and 20 000 to 25 000 licensed agents. He noted Kansas elects its insurance commissioner and discussed evolving regulation from federal to state control since a 1946 Supreme Court ruling and 80th Congress law. He urged local inspection and regulation as preferable.
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Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Frank Sullivan
Lloyd's
London
Sullivan
Kansas
Kansan
U.S. Supreme Court
World Series start date set for Oct. 4 1950
Cincinnati reports that Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler and team reps fixed October 4 as the World Series start date barring a pennant tie that requires a playoff. A three-way American League tie would defer the start to October 5 while the National League would use a two-out-of-three playoff if needed.
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Cincinnati
A. B. Chandler
Detroit
New York
Boston
Chandler
Win Harridge
The
Loap
Geal Catala
Storm hits south Arkansas towns with damage reported
Texarkana Arkansas September winds and rain caused damage in at least three south Arkansas communities. A hay barn at Garland owned by Jess T. Smith suffered wind damage while a Cotton Belt area twister struck a farm community at 5:17 am. De Queen saw greater damage to business and residential districts at 4:30 am with toppled trees, downed signs and some roof damage. Debris blocked streets and power service was out for hours. rainfall was about 1.5 inches. Local court records note Herbert LeRoy Thiry fined $10 and costs for running a stop sign and W. Kahn fined $10 and costs for failing to stop when entering a highway.
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Texarkana
Ark
South Arkansas
Jess T. Smith
Generalatore
Garland
Here
Smith
Little Farm
Cotton Belt Railroad
de Queen
Herbert LeRoy Thiry
W. Kahn
Navy funded contract students listed in training program
A list of contract students in a training program shows most tuition covered by the navy while students, led by names such as James W. Atkinson Jr and Richard Berrian Brown, must contribute some funds. The roster includes numerous individuals across Missouri Kansas Florida and beyond, with locations like Sedalia Topeka Wichita and Kingman.
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Osweee
Lenn McDougal
Avvoon
Rickard
Kol . Grimes
Wichita
Hichard J. Comstock
Hatt
House
Werth
Penjamin D
Mcallister
Mission
Stix W. van Valkenburg
Edward Pearson
Tencano
Fink
Ustord
Albany Ditana
Wesley G. Gamer
Ensport
Ratvate
Colo
Duis Fowler
Piiahurs
George HW. Thelerradier
Wilmett
Charles J. Kurket
Fairbury
Warren Wilnetts
Ry C
Walter Pentah Atchison
van Pelt
Aart
Marie K. Sanborn
Tie Des Illard
Mende
Franklin McCollan
Wayne Woody
Salinas
Harald Rul
Wietlin
Reported car missing in Leavenworth leads to quick arrest
Peter L. Wagner reported his automobile missing from a downtown Leavenworth parking space. Five minutes later a patrol cab spotted the car near a Hamburger stand where a man tried to climb in. The car owner, Wagner, explained he had started home in a taxi after the report and then identified his vehicle as the cab passed the stand. Police found no trace of the car thief.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Peter L. Wagner
Wadsworth
Wagner
Two Grade Crossing Accidents Reported in Kansas
Two grade crossing crashes occurred in the area over two days with no serious injuries. A car driven by Robert Kettertino struck a Missouri Pacific passenger locomotive at a crossing, injuring occupants Virginia Cornell and Forestine Rush, both 16, who escaped with minor hurts. Another crash near here left Russell J. Steel of Iola with a back injury after a car hit a freight locomotive two miles east. the car was demolished.
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Kan
Robert Ketter
Missouri Pacific
Helr
Ketter
Yeh
Virginia Cornell
Frrestine Rush
Russell J. Steel
Iola
Here
K UFFS offer three football games for youngsters
The university plans a special membership program for students to attend three upcoming KU football games at reduced prices. Non transferable membership cards cost 75 cents with $3 per game admission for general seating. High school students may enter for 50 cents per game. An estimated 25,000 to 30,000 fans may attend the TCU kickoff with 500 students in a single section.
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E. U
Anthway
KUFFS
Lonborg
Kansas
Earl Falkenstien
Athletics
T.C.U
BUFFS
Colorado
Oklahoma A. & M
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Boughton Assigned to Eighth Fighter-Bomber Wing Japan
First Lieutenant George R. Boughton son of Dr and Mrs Lloyd L Boughton Gardner Kansas and husband of Betty Richey Boughton now living in Greenville South Carolina has been assigned to the Eighth Fighter-Bomber Wing Japan Arrived in Japan in July 1950 and joined the Fifth Air Force before securing the combat ready wing Born in Gardner he is a Gardner high school graduate class of 1946 entered service August 1946 at Fort Riley and previously served at Stewart Air Force Base Tennessee He and his parents later lived in Lawrence before moving back to Gardner
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Eighth Fighter-Bomber Wing
Fig
Japan
George R. Boughton
Lloyd L. Boughton
Gardner
Kan
Betty Richey Boughton
Greenville
S. C
Eighth
Gardner High School
Boughton
Fort Riley
Stewart Air Force Base
Tenn
Fifth Air Force
Lawrence
Gardiner
Glenardesses of St James AMLE host fish dinner tomorrow
The Glenardesses at St James AMLE church plan a fish dinner for members and friends tomorrow evening at 6:30 in the church basement.
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the Glenardesses of
St. James Amle
Deaths and Funerals Mrs A G Hildebrand
Mrs A G Hildebrand 74 of LeRoy died September at her home from a cerebral hemorrhage. She is survived by her husband A G Hildebrand of the home two sons Edwin and Elmer both of LeRoy two daughters Mrs Salsbury and Mrs Alice Weaver of Topeka and a former cashier at Montgomery Ward’s in Topeka Funeral services were held Monday at St John s Lutheran church Aliceville with burial there.
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A. G. Hildebrand
LeRoy
Edgar Salsbury
Learnard Avenue
St. John's Lutheran Church
Aliceville
Hildebrand
Edwin Hildebrand
Lawrence Business Eollege
Elmer Hildebrand
Salsbury
Alice Weaver
Topeka
Montgomery Ward
Reserve Is Frozen In War Commission Rule
The text explains that wartime commissions remain in effect beyond five years since World War II has not been officially ended. Under the current interpretation, commissions issued during the war stay valid until six months after a formal war end is declared, so even if the five year term has passed, the commissions remain in effect.
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Congress
Markets at a Glance From New York and Kansas City
Market notes show steady stocks with mixed grain futures and small price moves. Hog losses around 75 cents, cattle steady to weak, and cash wheat and corn showing modest shifts. Livestock receipts and quotes for hogs cattle veal and lambs are listed alongside regional price figures and futures.
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New York
Chicago
Northwestern
Ity
Kansas City
Learn by doing training for success in business
Young people and aspiring businessmen are urged to ask what they can do rather than what they know. The program emphasizes hands on methods. Thousands of students attest to the value of this training and its help in self reliance.
Potatoes and Stocks Markets Across Several Regions
The report covers potato market prices in Chicago Idaho Washington and others with shipments and standards noted. New York stocks rose on heavy demand with Bethlehem and Republic Steel among leaders while overall turnover reached around 2,000,000 shares. several large steel and industrial names showed gains amid a mixed trading day.
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Chicago
Idaho
Washington
New York
Wall Street
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Re Ube Steel
Youngacown Sheet
Wheeling Steal
J. 1
Case
Zenith
Radio
American
Pheipe-Dodge
Benguet Consolidated Eee
Unclear OCR fragment on markets and offshore anchors
Fragmented text mentions corporate bonds, government issues, and over the counter dealings. It references several improper names and a note about Korea with more than 100 usable offshore anchorages.
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Arijested
Ianvilis
Gomirich
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Je Lawton Collins
United Nations
Korea
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
D.-Ga
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Memorial Hospital
Jean Mott
New Hampshire Street
Betty Colling
Laouisiana
Kay Mark
Tonganesse
He A. Dibs We
Massachusetts Street
Gieorgia Montell
Glenn Anderson
Louisiana Street
Fred Neumann
Williamstown
Benjamin Watson
LeRoy King
Tennessee Street
Reuter Orgat Factory
Kiwanis
Arkansas
Marshall
George C. Marshall
Truman
Secretary of Defense
Red Cross
Army
Secretary of State
Louis Johnson
Defense
T.C
Mia
Ann’ Frohmiller
Arizona
CSDA
Lawrence Gyupanany Corlsny
Farm & City
Andy C. Hess
Standard
Std. & VL
George Noland Insurance Agency
Bally
Mass
Kansas City Hay Market
Kaneap City
Cat Waar
Medias
Close Chanre Co! Am
Albines
AL — Beth Steel
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Kennecoth
Mon Yard
Sears-Roeb
UA Steel
Fomderature
Scott “Tauco
Masden
Cosy
Awe Aurran
Sournah
GASO
COZY
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B.T.U
Peete Reed
Bellinger Electric
Youngstown
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