Marines Press Korean Front As Seoul Battle Persists
American marines endure stiff resistance on the north outskirts of Seoul as they push through Yongdungpo and enter the city. Reports say a mystery armored column from Manchuria approaches Seoul while reinforcements land at Inchon. The 10th Corps drives toward house to house fighting, with bridges across the Han under threat and a possible weeklong struggle ahead.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Yong- Thuredasy
Yongdungpo
Manchuria
U.S
Han River
Siifth
Tenth Corps
Inchon
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Aumiohe
Pacific Fleet Marine Forces
Shepherd
Yongdongpo
Han
Russell Brines
Brines
11Th Corps
Congress Plans Vacation Through November 27
Washington dispatch notes Congress moving to close for a vacation until November 27 after a week of work. President Truman praises Congress for meeting his aims while signaling continued debate on must-pass bills including the communist control provisions and a 4.7 billion tax cut. Also covered are an emergency defense package of 17 billion and a plan to delay further action pending House and Senate votes. Ensign Art Lonborg, son of Mr and Mrs A C Lonborg, departs for Navy service from San Francisco after Northwestern graduation.
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Mr. Truman
Congress
Truman
Senate-home
America
Senate
U. S
House
Art Lonborg
A. C. Lonborg
Gough
San Francisco
United States Navy
Ensign Lonborg
Northwestern University
Fine for Football Opens Kansas High School Gridiron Season
Forecasts of fine football weather for the Kansas high school gridiron season with cool nights and mild daytime highs in the 60s. Readings varied across towns with Goodland at 50 and Coffeyville reporting light rainfall, while rivers remained high but contained. Highway 24 reopened to trucks after prior closures due to bridge damage. no widespread flooding anticipated.
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Topeka
A.D. Robb
Trussell
Goodland
Coffeyville
Cofferville
Garnett
Hive Kanids
Manhattan
Lebo
Chanute
Leavenworth
Robb
Hanover
Republican
Clay Center
Stock Market Report From a Fragmented Clip
A jagged OCR snippet reports stock market action with unclear index figures and stray phrases like Roller Beauties and Rollerdrome Ady. The readable items include a mention of an index near 83.2 and a small uptick of 3 points amid uncertain context.
MacArthur Returns to Tokyo After Korea Front Visit
General MacArthur arrived in Tokyo from Korea reporting satisfaction with the Seoul front. He visited the battleship Missouri, accepted Japan’s surrender on Sep 2, 1945, and flew back aboard the Constellation plane SCAP. His staff plane Raluan aids wounded as Marines push toward central Seoul in renewed fighting. Other notes mention a Kansas City luncheon honoring Delta Tau Delta president Martin B Dickinson.
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MacArthur
Korea
Seoul
Missouri
Japan
Inchon
SCAP
Kimpo
Raluan
Courtney Whitney
U.S
Kimon
Taejon
Taepu
Naktong River
Anthoy Sts
St. Louis
Frank Stockton
University of Kansas Extension
Rkingas City
Martin B. Dickinson
Delta Tau Delta
Dickinson
Dickinson and Dickinson
Kansas City
Appeal to U S Court Topeka Murder Case to Supreme Court
The state of Kansas received notice that the first degree murder conviction of George Neff is being carried to the United States Supreme Court. Julius Driecoll, Heir Stylist, phone 603 343 Mase, advert.
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Topeka
Kingis
George Neff
United State Supreme Court
Julius Driecoll
Marshall Sworn as Nation's Third Defense Secretary
Washington reports Gen George C Marshall becomes the nations third secretary of defense in a private Pentagon ceremony attended by five others. He discusses his 1945 China mission and testimony to Congress on Pearl Harbor while also addressing questions about 1946 China policy under President Truman.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Ifefense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Marshall
Pentagon
China
Truman
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
State Department
Congress
Pearl Harbor
James F. Byrnes
Defense
Larkin
Defense Department
Season ticket sales brisk for L M H S game
About 500 tickets sold to date for the high school and Haskell football season. Tickets available at multiple downtown stores and at the IL M H S Manhattan game tomorrow night. Pep rally and band performance planned with new jackets for cheerleaders. Traffic directs by police at key intersections. parking limits to the north lot area.
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Haskell
Chamber of Commerce Office
IL. M. H. S.-Manhattan
Eldridge Pharmacy
Round Corner Drug Store
Qber’s
Cordell's
Rankin's
Coe's
Norman Edmonds Gerocery
Evidentia
Jack Stephenson
Hnskell
Twenty-Third
Massachusetts
Barker and Haskell
Avenue
Carlson to open U S Senate campaign in Junction City
Gov. Frank Carlson Republican nominee for United States Senate announces the general election campaign kickoff in Junction City on September 28. His speech will be at a night meeting in Municipal Auditorium. He spoke during a stop at Hutchinson for the state fair and pledged vigorous, forthright discussion of issues throughout the campaign.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
United States
Junction City
George Stafford
Deane W. Malott
Memorial Union
al F
Questa
S.U.A
Fowler Grove
J. W. Sikes
Levere Bob Tarkington
Dean Wella
Russia Defeated In U.N. Assembly
New York Sept 21 Russia lost a U N general assembly bid to block China from charging the Soviet Union with aiding the Chinese communists to power. The 14 nation steering panel defeated the move 11 to 2 with the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia voting no. India abstained. The session also tied to restrain debates on Spain and human rights pledges amid Mindszenty and other trials in Hungary Romania and Bulgaria.
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Russia
U. N. General Assembly
China
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Spain
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romanian
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungaria
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Ensembly
Dean Acheson
The
Assembly
Vishinsky
Canutesons Return From European Voyage With Health Focus
Dr and Mrs Ralph I Canuteson arrive in Lawrence after a four and a half month Europe trip. They toured France Italy England Norway and Copenhagen attending global health meetings and visiting medical schools. A family party in Oslo welcomed Norwegian and Kansas connections from KU days.
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Ralph I. Canuteson
Europe
New York
Lawrence
Canuteson
University of Kansas
France
Italy
England
Norway
Copenhagen
International Union Against Tuberculosis
World Health Association
Geneva
KK. U
Oslo
Kansas
Beilman Wins Ellis County Clerk Nomination in Tie by Coin
In Ellis County Kansas Beilman won the Democratic nomination for county clerk after a tied primary with Bollig at 1 4 2 votes each. Probate Judge Meier ruled Bollig failed to prove a contest, making Beilman the nominee in a race with no Republican opponent. Also noted: Mrs. Al Smith and her two year old son were reported ill with polio at Veterans hospital and Mercy hospital in Kansas City.
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Kan
Ernest Beilman
Adolph Bollig
Ellis County
Beilman
Alexander Meier
Bollig
Fayetteville, Ark
al Smith
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Wadsworth
Veterans Hospital
Smith
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Truman Reviews Control Action and Appointments
President Truman discussed potential price controls and ongoing government staffing. He indicated three key economic and staltion posts remain to be filled and emphasized a quick, orderly process with no oil disruption if possible. He noted prior discussions on price controls and that conclusions were not yet reached.
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Truman
Chester Bowles
Wilbur wins state reserve 4 H style revue at Kansas fair
Caroline Wilbur 17, daughter of George and Mrs. Wilbur Route 6 Hutchinson, wins state reserve 4 H style revue at the Kansas State fair. Her assembly includes a blue gabardine suit and blue accessories costing about 51.50. She also contributed a renovated wool garment and a dress for her eight year old sister, both ribbons earned. She rode to the encampment in a trailer that fell, but she sustained only an ankle injury and continued at the fair.
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Caroline Wilbur
George Wilbur
Hutchinson
Misa Wilbur
Pleasant Valley
Douglas County
Haskell Institute
Chicago
Comanche County
Liberty Memorial High School
Bette Quigley
Elizabeth Wilbur
Joanne Armstrong
Armstrong
L. 0. Armstrong
Route 2
Meadowlark
Kiwanis
Four Leaf Clover
Girls
Dirs
Albert Lynch
Munity
Harold Skinner
Boya
Charles Howe
Caroline
Hutchinson Hospital
Route 6
Elton
Silkland
Goodland
Miss Wilbur
Four Leaf Clover Club
Phete
Hutchinson News
Gerald
Late Baseball Scores and Wage News From Sept 21
Baseball results show Boston 5 0 over St Louis on Sept 21 with Warren Spahn pitching a two hitter for the 21st win. Brooklyn Dodgers beat Pirates 10 8 after an early Pirates lead. Reds defeat Giants 8 5 ending Sal Maglie’s streak. Also Pittsburgh’s Aluminum Company of America offers a 10 percent wage increase effective in October pending union acceptance. Sol F Knnx Co. real estate and insurance ad.
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Boston
Warren Spahn
St. Louis
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Deal Six Warns Of Hessian Fly In County Wheat
Douglas county farmers were warned by Deal Six, county agricultural agent, to plow under at least six inches of volunteer wheat and stubble a few days before seeding anew. He urged postponing planting after October 6, outlined Hessian fly life stages, and stressed coordinated action among neighbors to reduce infestations.
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Douglas County
Deal Six
Latts
Kansas
Bill Jones
Six
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Truman Says UN Must Decide On 38th Parallel Action
Bren Washington Sept 21 President Truman said the United Nations must decide whether U N forces cross the 38th parallel and that the United States will abide by the UN decision. He was asked if he had decided on crossing the line and answered that it is a matter for the UN.
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Bren
Washington
Truman
United Nations
U.N. Fores
United States
U.N
University of Kansas medical center wins multiple grants
The U.S. Public Health Service awarded University of Kansas researchers 20 340 dollars in total grants for continuing studies. Dr William C Young receives 15 300 for fourth year on glandular roles in mammal reproduction while Dr Cora M Downs gets 35 000 for fifth year on tularemia immunity. Other grants include 35 300 to Drs Paul W Schafer and C Frederick Kittle and 3 564 to Dr William Williamson for surgical research at Kansas City center.
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U. 5S. Public Health Service
University of Kangon
Yeserday
Washington, D. C
Zacar R. Ewing
Federal Security Administrator
William C. Young
Young
Mina Brown
Jerome A. Grant
Roy R. Peterson
Donald H. Ford
U.S.P.H.S
Cora M. Downs
Max Moody
Paul W. Schafer
C. Frederick Kittle
William P. Williamson
Polio victim to see KU games thanks to Lonborg
Edmund Valgura, 26, of Topeka, a polio victim confined to an iron lung, will possibly attend the Texas Christian Kansas football game pending weather and medical advice. University Athletic Director Arthur C. Lonborg said arrangements are ready to install the iron lung on the west side of the stadium if Valgura can make the trip. Valgura has been in Winter Veterans Administration hospital since October 1949 and is a native of Texas who came to Topeka in 1945.
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University Athletic Department
Edmund Valgura
Topeks
Arthur C. Lonborg
Valigura
Texas Christian-Kansas
Winter
Veterans Administration Hospital
Lonborg
30000 Expected For K U Opener
Kansas university pregame activities include pep rallies dances and an automobile parade in Lawrence with Gov. Carlson and staff attending. Coach Sikes and Dutch Meyer expected to speak at rallies and a 2 p.m. kickoff with a crowd surpassing 30 000 anticipated for the season opener against Texas Christian.
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Memorial Union
Mike McCormack
John Amberg
Arthur “Dutch” Lonburg
Don Hull
K. U
Lawrence
Texel’ Christian University
Bidder Only One for Hutchinson to KU Radio Tower Move
Costello company of Topeka was the sole bidder by noon for transporting the 514 foot KIMV-FM tower from Hutchinson to the University of Kansas. The bid stood at 31812 dollars, and bids were opened in Topeka with state officials considering a rebid on a cheaper basis to reduce transport costs.
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Costello Company
Topeka
Kimv-Fm
Hutchinson
University of Kansas
Costello
Ed Borge
K. U
J. P. Harris
Wolves kill 23 children near Allahabad in India
Reports from Culcutts and surrounding villages in United Provinces say wolves and hyenas killed twenty three children. Authorities dispatched armed men to wipe out the beasts as officials investigate the tragedy and the affected communities brace for relief efforts.
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Culcutts
India
Allahabad
United Provinces
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