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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1952

Page

3

Rooney urged to reveal record for governor bid

Kansas Republicans demand Charley Rooney disclose his background and qualifications in his campaign. They accuse him of silence about his record after running in a five-vote nomination and call for public inspection of his citizen, public, and political history before any debates or public events.

Peka—Mcdul" Roya Republican State Central Committee Today Charley Rooney Wichita Charley Rooney Boyd People of Kansas Ene Ernor Citizn Republican Party Ka Ss Truman-Pendergast Kangas Washington and Jackson Club Kar Stevenson Rooney Truman Sparks Thayer Ottawa Toorka Russell Lyons Arn

Chaplin Defends Non Patriot Stance in Mid Ocean Interviews

In an aboard Queen Elizabeth press conference Chaplin rejected being labeled anti American arguing he is not a super patriot and favors individual liberty. He criticized the notion of patriotism as potentially turning to Hitlerian extremes and noted he has never sought American citizenship.

Cherbourg France Charlie Chaplin U.S. J America United’ States Chaplin United States

Russian Roulette Claim Adds Young Father to Victims

Armour Winfield Jacobs, 28, a father of three, was shot in a Russian roulette incident in Kansas City. Detectives say Jacobs pressed a revolver to his temple and pulled the trigger. Companions Sherman Lightle, 31, and Clarence Ja brother of the victim provided details of the fatal act.

Kansas City Kas Armour Winfield Jacobs Michael Koska Eldon Gillespie Jacobs Sherman Lightle Clarence M. Ja

Kansas Casualties in Korea Report Names and Guards

The Department of Defense today announced casualties among Kansans in Korea. Killed in action Pfc Wayne L Thompson Beloit Calwater. Wounded Pvt Johnnie B Hyman Beloit Pfc Robert L Lasrone Coff Me Cpl Ralph W Pfc Albertice R Pfc Robert J Gurekat Second Lt Don Holloway Ashland Pfe Lyons Smith Center Dee F Shaffer Dodge Gta.

Department, of Defense Today Korea Ried Wayne L. Thompson Calfwater Johnnie B. Hyman Beloit Robert L. Lasrone Coff Me Ralph W Albertice R Robert J. Gurekat Don Holloway Ashland Pfe “Od Lyons Smith Dee F. Shaffer Dodge Gta

Interprets Own Position In Different Light On Frontline

Seoul based interpreter Hyun Woo Young of Company A, 28th Regiment, Second Division, helped halt a Red attack on Old Baldy Hill by serving as a machine gunner after mortar fire felled most of his squad. He began as an ammunition bearer but took over the No 1 gunner role, firing despite multiple leg wounds.

Seoul Korea

Lightning Rod In Good Shape For 90 Years

ATCHISON Kan. Twice W. W. Van Liew has survived lightning strikes and near death at age 15 near Valley Falls. He later led construction at St Benedicts college for 26 years and retired in 1923. He and his eleven living children recall rescuing people during the 1904 Kaw river flood using a fate boat built for Topeka.

Atchison Kan W. van Liew Valley Falls Kans van Liew Valley Falls St. Benedict's College Kaw Topeka Ile North Topeka

Escaped Convicts Killed in Battle in New York

Two escapees Joseph Nolen and Ballard Nolen died in a five minute gunfight with 31 officers after eluding police through Pennsylvania into New York City. Detective Philip Lamonica died from chest wounds and Detective Nicholas Cotter was wounded. Elmer Schuer was captured unharmed. The trio, former Lewisburg Prison escapees, had been linked to a Bronx bank robbery and a daytime holdup stolen weapons.

New York Inn Pennsylvania New York City Joseph Nolen Ballard Harlan County Philip Lamonica Nicholas Cotter Elmer Schuer Chicago Lewisburg Nolen Brothers New York Scranton Schuer Bronx

Fatal Practice Toss Kills Toddler in Cape Cod Sandpit

A Massachusettes man, David Orr, tossed a lead sinker during a fishing practice in a sandpit near his home. His three year old son Stephen ran into the line and was struck in the head. Orr said he sighted him too late after the sinker had been thrown. The child died en route to Cape Cod Hospital.

Mass David Orr Stephen Orr Cape Cod Hospital

Four Killed When C-47 Strikes Car on Highway

Madison Wisconsin dispatch reports an Air Force C17 transport plane attempting a landing near Truax Field struck a car on a nearby highway. The collision killed all four occupants: Clark Dickie 58 Elizabeth Dickie 52 Fay Dickie 30 and Catherine Blank 70 of Milwaukee. The aircraft landed safely after severing the auto’s top.

Madison Wis Air Force Truax Field 5. J. Wicker Clark Dickie Elizabeth Fay Dickie Catherine Blank Milwaukee

Inventing Ivan Pioneered Everything but Bubble Gum

A speculative satirical column mocks Soviet claims of invention. It lists numerous technologies and achievements attributed to Russia, then skewers exaggerated breaths of superiority and misattributed history, ending with a quip about Alexander Graham Bell and the telephone.

Ivan New York Pravda Pinsk Moscow Soviet Union Viatims Mars Venus Siberia Alexander Graham Bell

Soviet arm invention prompts US vs Russia arms aid debate

Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of Soviet innovations including artificial arms and early television. The piece contrasts Soviet and American tech, mentioning Pavel Schilling and speculative uses for gadgets in wartime and daily life. It emphasizes practical devices over armament.

Rade Pavel Schilling Russia Stic America Ivan Rgiher

Newport News pier adds four-ship coal conveyor system

A belt conveyor setup at Newport News pier enables loading coal into four ships simultaneously, increasing throughput. The system feeds multiple vessels at once, reflecting updated port infrastructure and efficiency.

Newport

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