Yanks Seize Main Red Defense Post in Seoul Battle
Seventh Division troops captured South Mountain inside Seoul, while marines reached Duk Soo palace in the city center. U.S. army spokesmen in Tokyo said patrols had crossed into the capital but gave few details on strength or exact positions. Allied forces pressed a four-pronged drive toward Seoul as air and ground reinforcements arrived and Inchon’s beachhead widened.
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Tokyo
Seventh Division
South Mountain
Seoul
Duk Soo Palace
U. S. Army
Duk Soo
U.S
Han River
Don Whitehead
Han
Marines
Leathernecks
Beachead
U. S. First Cavalry
Chongju
Inchon-Seoul
Yongdok
Sea of Japan
Chinju
Seoul- Suwon
Kimpo
Japan
United States
Inchon
Zone School officers to attend Kansas teachers meet in Ottawa
Five county schools staff members will join local officers and delegates of the Kansas State Teachers Association at Ottawa this Friday and Saturday. Attendees include Katherine Kelley, Doris Raffety, Jessie Jones, Mabel Turner, and Emma Berg with a faculty featuring Richard B. Kennan, Miss S. Fenner, W. M. Ostenberg, Throckmorton, and Dr. Carl B. Althaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Teachers Association
Ottawa
Katharine Kelley
Baldwin
Douglas County Teachers Association
Doris Raffety
Lawrence
Jessie Jones
Mabel Turner
Emma Berg
Richard B. Kennan
Washington, D. C
N. E. A. Commission On Defense of Democracy Thru Education
Miss Mis S. Fenner
Washington
N.E.A. Journal
W. M. Ostenberg
Saling
K.S.T
Adel
Throckmorton
Taxes Statehood And Rent Hold To Occupy Congress
Washington reports focus on tax increases and possible rent control as Hawaii and Alaska statehood emerge as major issues upon Congress reconvening. With adjournment, income tax withholdings rise by 20 percent guiding a projected $4.7 billion annual gain, while an excess profits tax on corporations awaits action ahead of the November 27 session.
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Congress
Washington
Statehood
Hawaii
Alaska
Truman
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Army Airborne Force Signals All Out Korean Blow
Washington reports the army is massing its airborne reserve for an all out strike against North Korea. Paratroopers arrived at Kimpo airfield near Seoul to join action, with about 2,500 men on hand from an airborne regiment. The unit, typically 3,376 strong, carries heavy weapons and could operate behind enemy lines as airheads if needed.
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Washington
Pentagon
Kimpo
Seoul Battlefront
Stais
Bastogne
Belgium
101St Airborne Division
Eimpo
Sixth Street trafficway begins in Lawrence
The first concrete ribbon for the Sixth street trafficway started this morning, forming a 13 foot strip along the east side from the post office corner at Seventh and New Hampshire to the other end at Sixth and Massachusetts. The $75 000 cutoff opens Sixth Street and the north dead end of New Hampshire, with completion expected before fall. Bond for the project was approved by voters at the April 4 election. City Engineer J C Harper says the New Hampshire block will be 54 feet wide and 45 feet between Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Reinforced concrete is being poured to a depth of 7 inches. Linville May Miss Denver Game Aubrey Linville was badly hurt in the T. game Saturday, twisting a knee. Coach J Y Sikes doubts availability for Denver Friday. Other injuries include Tackle Bob Talkington with an ankle wound End Orban Tice with a knee and Tackle S P Barnett with a bruised shoulder.
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Sixth Street
Workaten
Fimal
Seventh and
New Hampshire Street
Sixth and
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
J. C. Harper
New Hamphire Street
Massachusetts
Harper
Linville
Denver
Aubrey Linville
J. Y. Sikes
Bob Talkington
Orban Tice
S. P. Barnett
Is Recalled to Duty Carl James From KU Staff
Carl James, assistant for the past year and a half to Frank T. Stockton, dean of University of Kansas Extension, has been recalled to extended active duty with the U S navy. He is Lt jg in naval air intelligence and will leave October 1 to report to the commander at the 12th naval district in San Francisco for probable reassignment to sea duty. His former home was Elk City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl James
Frank T. Stockton
University of Kansas Extension
U. S. Navy
James
Naval Air Intelligence
12Th Naval District
San Francisco
Elk City
Lawrence High B Team to Play Tonganoxie Under Lights
The Lawrence High School B team will meet Tonganoxie Thursday at 7:45 p.m. under the lights at Leavenworth County School field. The B team lost its opener to Winchester last week 7 to 0.
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Lawrence High School
Tonganoxie
Winchester
Yugoslavia seeks UN mediation panel and ceasefire rule
In New York on September 25 Yugoslavia urged the General Assembly to establish a permanent UN mediation commission with 12 members and to require every country at war to declare readiness for a ceasefire within 24 hours or be deemed an aggressor. The plan, amid general policy debates, aims to strengthen actions against aggression as the 59 nations enter the assembly's second week.
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New York
Yoslavia
General Assembly
United Nations Mediation Commission
Yugoslavia
Assembly
Mediation Commission
Security Council
United States
Brita
France
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
State Acheson
U. N
U.N
Britain
Ernest Bevin
China
Edward Xardelj
U.S
Korea
Kardelj
T. F. Tsiang
Tsiang
Philipines
Pakistan
Turkey
Cuba
Olivia
South Africa
el Salvador
U. S
Bevin
Ottawa Mayor Pleaded Guilty in County Court
Mayor R. W. Luce of Ottawa pleaded guilty in county court to reckless driving. Judge Frank Gray fined him 100 dollars and court costs after he was arrested by Douglas county sheriff's forces near the Franklin county line on highway 59 for weaving in and out of traffic. Nearby, Capt. Earl Hinton of Salina, a World War II veteran with the medical corps, was reported seriously wounded in Korea near Taegu.
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R. W. Luce
Ottawa
Frank Gray
Douglas County Sheriffs Forces
Franklin County
Luce
Korea
Henry Price
East Seventeenth Street
Earl Hinton
Salina
Taegu
Hinton
Medical
Late Baseball Scores Put Yankees Up Three Games
New York Yankees defeated Washington 8 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader to extend their AL lead over Detroit to three games. Boston Red Sox shut out Philadelphia 8 to 0 with Lefty Mel Parnell tossing a three hit shutout to keep AL pennant hopes alive.
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New York
New York Yankees
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Parnell
Waffles at Zims Snack Shop Featured in Local Ad
A brief paragraph notes Zims Snack Shop offering waffles in a local advertisement. It mentions a stock market index reading of 82.5 for 60 stocks with a slight drop of .1, treated as background context for the ad. Ady is referenced as a person or entity associated with the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zim
Ady
Chilly Smoke Blankets Much of United States
A large smoky chill swept across the nation from the Great Lakes to the seaboard as forest-fire smoke 8000 feet high dimmed daylight. Temperatures began to rise in the central and northern plains while rain and cooler weather moved into the Pacific Northwest. In Kentucky Corbin reached 38 degrees with a cool front pushing southward.
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Y Va
Great Lakes
Seaboard
Ohio Valley
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Northern Plain States
Pacific Northwest
Mercury
Kentucky
Corbin
Lawrence Industrial Development plans stock sale
Lawrence Industrial Development Inc announced a $100 common stock offering this week for local businessmen property owners and private citizens to raise up to $50 000 to buy industrial sites and build facilities on a leased basis It aims to attract relocating industry improve job opportunities and Lawrence's economy The officers include A B Weaver president M S Winter vice president E R Zook secretary Simon Hurwitz treasurer and directors M N Penny George Lawrence and Richard Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Industrial Development, Inc
Industrial Development Corporation
Kansas Corporation Commission
Lawrences
Lorate
A. B. Weaver
M.8. Winter
E. R.zook
Simon Hurwitz
M. N
Penny
George Lawrence
Richard Barber
Zook
Lawrence
Altho
Light frost hits northeast Kansas with cool night
scattered frost reported in parts of northeast Kansas as temperatures dropped below 40 degrees. Ottawa recorded 37 with light frost, Topeka 38, and Leavenworth 38, marking the coolest night of the season for many areas. showers entered the southwest with measurable rainfall at Elkhart Sublette and Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Elkhart
Sublette
Gardens City
Garrett
Anthony
Dr. Charles Puls to Speak at Trinity Lutheran Thursday
Dr. Charles A. Puls of Madison and former pastor of Trinity Lutheran church will speak Thursday evening at 7:45 about his European and Holy Land tour. A 6:30 basket dinner for members and friends will precede the talk at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Puls
Madison
Wis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Europe
Holy Land
Sunflower Ordnance Plant to Partially Reopen at Once
The Sunflower Ordnance plant east of Lawrence will be partially reactivated at once to meet current ammunition needs for Korea. Production will be limited to requirements with increased local employment later, and plans depend on evolving conditions. An operating contractor and expenditure scope are being arranged, with no contractor named yet.
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Lawrence
Defense Department
Harry Darby
R.-Kan
Washington, D. C
Journal-World
Darby
Sunflower
Colwaller D. Rogers
Korea
Rogers
Washington
Hercules Powder Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Ordnance Works
Joliet
Illinois
McPherson Colleges See Student Increase This Semester
McPherson Kansas reports gains as McPherson College enrolled 443 students, up 12 percent from last year. The four year school is run by the Church of the Brethren. Central College, a Free Methodist junior college, enrolled 186 students, two fewer than the prior year.
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McPherson
Kan
McPherson College
Church of the Brethren
Central College
Central
Free Methodist Church
Fire drill time cut by 16 seconds at junior high
The student fire committee shaved 16 seconds from the first drill by clearing three buildings in one minute four seconds Friday. The prior drill took one minute 20 seconds. Committee members were Alan Harris captain 9th grade Kenneth Janeway 5th grade Charles Malone 8th grade and Barbara Winters 7th grade.
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Alan Harris
Kenneth Janeway
Charles Malone
Barbara Winters
Attlee grateful for U S message after Korea bombing
London September 26 Prime Minister Clement Attlee expressed thanks for an official American message of sympathy following the accidental bombing of British troops in Korea by U S planes. He noted mistakes occur and spoke of the drive budget and plans for a downtown fundraising campaign led by J Holmes and W King with a target of $22,575.80.
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Associated Press
London
Clement Attlee
Korea
U. S
Jullius C. Holmes
Attlee
Joy Traylor
Ify Chest Drive
J. Holmes
N’ King
Ne London
Wealth Theaters
Lewia Douglas
Drive
Se Drive
Taylor
United States
SET FOR CLASSES FALL TERM BEGINS TOMORROW
The adult education fall term opens with 23 classes while several are not funded to operate. Director E J Logsdon notes a nine to twelve person minimum for each class, with schedules listing topics from typing and shorthand to bridge and first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Logsdon
Guy Barnes
C. R. Bittenbender
Garvin Gillum
Warren Casey
Red Cross
Don Henry
William Lassman
George Docking
South Gym
Helen Cornwell
Frances McCleery
Dresa
Carl Hunzicker
Science Teachers Meet at K U Session in Lawrence
Twenty high school science teachers from across Kansas gathered at the University of Kansas to plan programs to boost interest in physical and biological science. They discussed expanding clubs, loan materials, science fairs, and tours of KU facilities, then toured the Museum of Natural History and lunched at Memorial Union before attending the Texas Christian game.
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University of Kansas
Charles Harkness
K. U. Extension
K. U
Kansas
Museum of Natural History
Memorial Union Building
Texas Christian- K. U
Supreme Court Stay Granted in Communist Leaders Case
Washington Sept 25 Justice Jackson granted a stay of sentence to 11 US communist leaders convicted of conspiring to advocate forceful overthrow of the government. The stay allows them to remain alive until a formal appeal to the Supreme Court is filed. The appeal seeks to overturn the New York jury verdict. Also reported: 33 children attended the first story hour of the school year at the Children's Library. Storyteller was Dorothy Swim, assisted by Mary Ellen Lembo.
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Washington
Jackson
The
Supreme Poor Today
Seaton
Ind
Srappest
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Red
New York
Margaret Perkins
Children’s Library
Dorothy Swim
Marysville
University of Kansas School of Education
Mary Ellen Lembo
Kansas City
Jayceen and Downtown Quarterback Club Meet at Eldridge
The Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a brief session at the Eldridge hotel tomorrow night at 7 30 to discuss football season sponsor projects. Clyde Bysom will present recordings from his musical combo. Tonight at 8 15 the Downtown Quarterback Club meets in the Eldridge tar Room with season tickets on sale at the door and a screening of Movies of the T C US game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Jaycees
Clyde Bysom
T. C. US
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Yanks
C. B. Althaus
Sol F. Kunz Co
Orola TV
B, F
Goodrich Co—Ady
North
U. S. Seventh Division
Suwon
First Cavalry
Sangju
Red Army
Eee
Council
Charles Puls
Eae Food Center
Tnd & Line
S. O
King
Salvation Army
Lal Service League
Community Chest
Haskell
Indian Stadium
Shawnee Mission
Texas Christian
Edmund Naligars
Veterans Administration Hospital
Topeke
Texas
Dutch Lonborg
Lonborg
Valigure
Tweed
Chicago
Danvi Ul Fort
Worth
Havre
Lou Angelea
Miami
Minneapolia
New Orleans
Oklahome City
Witéserf
Jayceen
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