Students Questioned Over Baldwin Property Vandalism
Two Baker University students were questioned by County Attorney Robert Oyler about damage to state equipment in Baldwin. They denied being in the vicinity and were not held. The damaged property included a maintenance truck with broken windshield and fittings, a road sweeper, and a gas tank. Deputy Buck Jones investigated the case.
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Baker University
Robert Oyler
Baldwin
Buck Jones
Italian Snarl At UN Over Africa Empire Fate
Paria Sept 15 1949 representatives of the Big Four wrangled over Italy's prewar African holdings through two days of talks. The Italian peace treaty passes the issue to the United Nations assembly with no clear plan. Britain seeks trusteeship for Cyrenaica while U.S. backs the British proposal. British troops occupy Libia Eritrea Somaliland and Tripolitania.
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Paria
Italy
Africa
United Nations
Big Four
owerk—Busnia
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Assembly
Eritrea
Libia
U.N
Tripolitania
Chennica
Somaliland
Enthusiasm at luncheon for Kansas football coach choice
Enthusiasm ran high at a luncheon announcing candidates for the Kansas football spot. Don Wilson Kill Mace Ken Morrow were noted as lacking experience, with Sikes introduced by Athletic Director E C Quigley. Sikes named his coaching staff and other campus representatives attended the event, stressing teamwork and football's value to life.
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Iman
Don Wilson
Kill Mace
Ken Morrow
Sikes
E. C. Quigley
Quigley
Universi Lawrence High
Haskell
Norman Cooper
Cuff Kimsey
Mike Getto
Varieity
Wayne Replogte
Bill Horgan
Tom Scott
Don Fambrough
Gene Sherwood
Marvin Small
Steve Renko
Dr. F.C. Atlen
Don Pierce
K. A
Dewey vows strong America with boosted military might
Gov. Dewey pledges to build a powerful military to deter aggressors and strengthen air force. He plans a policy conference in Albany with Rep. Clifford Hope and Sen. George Aiken, and will meet agriculture editors at Pawling, N.Y. He also proclaims an air force day for Saturday in New York.
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N.Y
Dewey
America
Trewey
Albany
Congress
Clifford R. Hope
Kans
House Agriculture Committee
George Dr. Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Pawling
Aiken
Hope
New York
Shis
Farm labor climbs to peak for September in 1948 records
Washington reports farm employment reached 3 022 000 on September 1 the highest for that date since 1943. Total farm employment including family workers rose to 11 251 000, also a yearly high. Regional patterns showed Midwest lagging in worker numbers but hayed longer daily hours per worker. New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania led in 12.1 hour daily averages for operators. A weed control tour examined 2 4 D and sodium chlorate effectiveness on three Lawrence farms with mixed kill rates and ongoing monitoring plans.
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Washington
Tthe
Agriculture Department
Department
West North Central States
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Regu
Atliantc Group
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
J. Arthur Oatman
No. 10
Arthur Qtr
Eudora
J. C. Clifton
Franklin
Ebon Anderson
Russell
Slant State
Clifton Farm
Lohud Genec
Hutchings
Elmer Ousdahl
Jonpsen
Low Griffith
Will Johns
Urlisan
E. C. Stinnweed
Rally week prep for KU Texas game and corn yields
Lawrence notes preview pre game pep rallies at the University of Kansas for the KU Texas Christian football clash. Dick Wintermore and other coaches and players expected. Dorothy Serogay to lead next season, with a full squad of cheerleaders at Saturday’s game. Also reports Dick McCormack named to pre season All-Sophomore All America by Saturday Evening Post. Nearby Douglas County corn picking underway five miles northwest of Lawrence yields 60 bushels per acre, surpassing 1948’s 45.
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University of Kansas
Dick Wintermore
K.U
Meimerat
Progr
Dorothy Serogay
Wichita
Mike McCormack
K. U
Saturday Evening Post
Francis Wallace
McCormack
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
John Ambert
Forrest Griffith
Frank Pattee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma A. & M
Nebraska
Tulsa
Douglas County
Jim Wiggins
Lawrence
Dewey Aids Senate Campaign With West Tour Plans
Washington reports the Republican high command ramps up the senatorial drive aided by AFL challenge and reports that Democrats threaten four key seats. Senator Capelhart of Indiana says he will join Gov. Dewey's western tour to bolster GOP hopes. Leaders plan strategy conferences in Colorado and New Mexico and forecast Dewey’s possible overall victory aiding GOP Senate hold.未
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Washington
Republican High Command
A.F.L
Capelhart
Indiana
Thomas E. Dewey
G.O.P
Colorado
New Mexsea
Ork
Dewey
Senate
Slim
Democrata
GOB
ALBL
Heranse
Ste Public
Henry
Danger Coats
Montana
New Merkin
Slex
West Virenia
Revercrmb
Matthew M. Neely
Pacific Coast
Wyomsing
Robertson
Lester
Oklahoma
Mostepublicans
Dewry
Risley
Ghance
Gav
Rober B. Kerr
Market News Wheat Oats and Livestock Prices Mixed
New York and Chicago markets show mixed cotton trading and wheat activity with light trade. Kansas City grain quotes list various wheats and corn prices while livestock receipts and prices edge higher on steady demand for hay and cattle buyers.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Kanaae City
Sept
Secret wartime plane types reportedly near supersonic speeds
Washington reports defense chiefs acknowledge a batch of secret aircraft being built or tested for speeds above Mach 1. jet and rocket powered designs include McDonnel INF, Northren KR-n, Lockheed XFooc, Republic XF-11, Consolidated Vittee XI and Boeing XI. Tests claimed at Muroe airbase and other sites, with speeds around 74 miles per hour noted.
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Washington
Ale Force
American Aviation Daily
Muree
Calif
McDonnel
Northren
Kr-N
Lockheld Xfooc
Sttnernumic
Republic
Superseni Consolidated Vittee XI
Boeing XI
Hermier
Fen
Air For Chine
Northrop
Deaths and Funerals HLL Oxford HOO
Oxford Hoo aged 27, a Bungalow Market worker, died. Survived by wife Mrs H L Oxford, a brother, and nieces. Funeral Thursday 2:30 pm Funk's chapel, Dr C E Allison presiding. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Seizure of 40 pints liquor in Alexandria raid reported by AAG Clay Carper. G B Grondal, 93, longtime Lindsborg photographer, died.
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Oxford Hoo
Oxford de
H. L
Oxford
Oxfort
Caneron
Funk's Chapel
C. E. Allison
Oak Hill Cemetery
Topeka
Alexandria
Kan
Clay Carper
Carper
Rosie Scheuerman
Lindsborg
G. B. Grondal
Henry Dahlquist
Kansas
Avert Strike Clash With Pickets On Bay Area Plant
The Richmond California Standard Oil refinery avoided a clash as no AFL maintenance workers crossed picket lines. A day earlier rock and tear gas fights injured nine. Police, 8 to 10 strong in riot gear, patrolled the plant as tension rose in national labor disputes involving maritime and trucking strikes.
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Richmond
Calif
Standard Oil Company
A.F.L
Pacife
New York City
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Harry Bridges
C.so
Rua
AFL
William O'Dwyer
International Brotherhood of Team Veters
Hut
Parks Slippers Approved And New Horseshoe Court Planned
The Lawrence recreation commission met Monday at Mrs Frank T Stockton's home and approved purchasing three slippers for Clinton Central and South parks plus $100 toward installing a new horseshoe court in South Park funded by the city and the Horseshoe Club. The group set monthly meeting now on the first Wednesday after the first Monday and discussed attending the 20th National Recreational Congress in Omaha September 20. Larry Heeb outlined a talk on recreation problems for mid-sized cities. the session aims to be affordable for teachers ministers and youths. Present were Henry Shenk president Lloyd Houston vice president Mrs Stockton secretary Robert Over and Mrs Des Six.
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Lawrence
Omaha
Nebr
Larrys Heeb
Heeb
Midwest
Henry Shenk
Lloyd Houston
Stockton
Robert Ovler
Des
TOP DAYS IN DRAFT AS REGISTRATION HITS PEAK
Men born in 1928 who registered Monday and yesterday produced the two biggest draft days since the August 30 sign up. The 623 total includes 226 veterans 359 single nonveterans and 32 married nonveterans. Also 31 cards came from other counties and about 150 transients. Registration remains heavy today as draft board chair Henry Cameroun appeals for volunteers for full or half days. Call 872 for volunteers.
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Hrace Cameroun
Draft Board
M. J. Pat William R
Glenn S. Charlton
Ealy Pay
E. S. Charlton
Lee
Grace Elvig
Red Cross Home Nursing Class Starts Tuesday
A new six week Red Cross home nursing course begins Tuesday. The first session at 7 30 p m will be in the community building basement east side. Call the Red Cross office at 45 to enroll. Instructor is Miss Shirley Johnson a KU senior and Minnesota nursing graduate who has served at Wadeworth Veteran facility.
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Red Cross
Mise Shirley Johnson
University of Kansas
Johnson
University of Minnesota School of Nursing
Wadeworth
Christens Luxury Trains With Twin Inaugurals
New York and Chicago host twin christening ceremonies as the Twentieth Century Limited trains debut for the New York Central railroad. General Dwight D. Eisenhower hails the train as a symbol of America's forward looking spirit and pays tribute to wartime railroad service and the Army Transportation Corps.
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New York
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Army Transportation Corps
Pre-Dedication Service at Evangelical Brethren Church
A pre-dedication service will be held Thursday evening at 7 45 at the Evangelical Brethren church. Rev Miller of Hi ieon will speak on faith. Milton Biesch and Le Missionary Society of the Kansas Conference will be represented. John Kliewer will deliver greetings as will Carolee Eberhart at the organ.
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Evangelical Agreed Brethren Church
Re'v Miller
Miller
Lesionary Society
Kansas Cones
Milton Biesch
Ohn Kliewer
Mise
Carolee Eberhart
All seats reserved for KU vs TCU football opener
KU athletic manager Earl Falwenstien announced no general admission seats for Saturdays game with Texas Christian University. About 25 001 fans expected at Memorial Stadium on KU's 1948 schedule. Guests include Governor Frank Carlson and veterans from Wadeworth hospital. Red Cross arranged visits with KU athletic office cooperation. Memorial Union handles concessions this year due to supply issues for YMCA and Co-ops unable to take over again.
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University of Kansas
Texas Christian Universitr
Earl Falwenstien
K. U
Jayhawker
Frank Carlson
Board of Rents
Freee
Wadeworth Veterans Hospital
Leavenworth
American Red Cross
K. U. Athletic Office
Memorial Stadium
Memorial Union Corporation
Y.M.C.A
Forest Fire Damages Down From Last Year
Washington reports increasingly dry weather on the Pacific coast. Large California blazes and national forest data show this year’s fires burning over 3 million acres on federal and private lands, down from 5,160 fires 1.9 million acres last year, with 27 fires in region 2 spanning Colorado Kansas Nebraska South Dakota and eastern Wyoming.
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Ashington
Offici
Pacific Coast
California
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Memorial Hospital Admits Multiple Local Residents
A list of individuals admitted to Memorial Hospital includes Anita Tucker of 1200 Connecticut Street, Wilma Warnell of De Soto, Mrs Myrtle Howard of Route 12, John Crum at 1116 Rhode Island Street, Mrs Elisabeth Handley of Linwood, Mrs Richard Haun and baby at 611 West Ninth Street, Bernice McClure of 14235 Indiana Street, Lal William C Morgan and baby of Sunflower, Etta Withers of Eudora, Mrs C D Davidson and baby of Linwood, Mrs Cloyd Achning at 646 311st Gouri Street, and June Snow of 675 Oak Street.
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Anita, Tucker
Connecticut Street
Mias Wilma Warnell
DeSoto
Myrtle Howard
Route 12
John Crum
Rhode Island ‘Street
Elisabeth Handley
Linwood
Richard Haun
West Ninth Street
Bernice McClure
Indiana Street
Lal William C. Morgan
Sun-flower
Etta Withers
Eudora
C. D. Davidson
Cloyd Achning
Gouri Street
June Snow
Oak Street
Births and Accident Notices Reported
Birth reports list Mr. and Mrs. William Sparks Route 3 with a birth announced today. Accident notice states Mrs. Eva Minner of 804 Rhode Island Street received treatment for a laceration on the wrist after a pop bottle incident.
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William Sparks
Eva Minner
Rhode Island Street
Local Amateur Horseshoe League Formation Meeting
Lawrence recreation office invites 20 firms to form a mixed sex amateur horseshoe league. Representatives are urged to attend tonight at 8:00 in the Community building basement. Four players per team, men and women not matched against each other, with games at South Park on fresh courts.
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Lawrence
Cy Recreation
Larry Heeb
Oklahoma Congressman Reveals Wartime Marriage
Alias Oklahoma congressman Preston Paden discloses a wartime marriage to Bavarian nurse Ursula Wendt while stationed with military government forces in her Bavarian hometown. Paden says he was ordered home for discharge and to protect Mia Pes chen, who could not be brought to the United States. Their son was born after his return. the couple lived in Falls Church before moving to the United States three weeks ago and announcing the marriage today after Paden’s primary defeat.
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Okla
Preston Paden
D.okla
Peden
Ursula Wendt
United States
Mia
Peschen
Bavaria
Falls Church
Teien
Vievor Wickersham
Oklahoma
Fires Extinguished With No Damage Reported
Two small fires were put out this morning by the fire department with no damage. A Greyhound bus exhaust pipe overheated causing a blaze at the Union bus depot at 2 30. A second fire on the lawn at 653 Elm street in front of Clara Powell’s home was a small grass fire.
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Union
Greyhound
Clara Powell
Elmsatreet
Food costs to new high in July prices rise 1 percent
Washington reports July costs of living in the family basket rose to a new high, with the Agriculture Department noting a yearly increase of 11 percent and a yearly supply cost for a family of three at 709 dollars. The June figure was 703 dollars.
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Washington
Articulture Department
Youth to Hospital Ill With Virus Meningitis
Warren Zimmerman 16 of Lawrence was taken to Menorah Hospital in Kansas City after a recurring illness was diagnosed as virus meningitis. He had previously been treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, released, and returned to classes. his mother reports the illness is not serious and improving.
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Warren
Pat” Zimmerman
Lawrence High School
Menorah Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorials Hospital
Immerman
Vermont Street
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