Director of U.N. To Quit in 1954
United Nations head Trygve Lie plans to step down on February 3 after a three year term extension and retire to Norway. A draft staff reorganization proposes abolishing assistant secretary general posts and creating three deputy secretaries general with higher salaries. Lie calls the plan his last will and testament, aiming to stabilize the secretariat before departure amid U.S. and Soviet influence concerns.
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Norway
Lie
Pfareser
Ander
Matt Counntries
United States
Bevin
Russia
U.N
Lies Saucer
France
Britain
Chin
West
Memorial Park Cemetery dedicates Lord's Prayer memorial
Public dedication of the Memorial Park Cemetery in Lawrence takes place at 3 p m Sunday September 5. Rev Dale Turner of Plymouth Congregational Church delivers the dedication address and Albert Mc Murray president of Cemeteries of America speaks. The garden of Devenson hosts about 1 04 lots with four to six seave units. A granite memorial at the garden entrance bears the Lord's Prayer on open pages of a book carving. Memorial Park operates cemeteries in Kansas City Topeka and Hutchinson with E M Calder serving as secretary treasurer and Louis Sturdevant as Lawrence manager.
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Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ahert Mc Murray
Kans City
The
Cemeteries of America
Myna
Lawrence
Devenon
Memorial Park Cemetery
Alreads
Mass
Odd Fellows
Memorial Park Association
Kansas
Cyhita
Topeka
Hutchinson
E. M. Calder
Kansas City
Louis Sturdevant
Jet Bombers Reach USSR With Midair Refueling
Seattle report quotes Undersecretary Roswell Gilpatric saying American air bases abroad and midair refueling enable jet bombers to reach targets in Russia. He asserts progress in air power rearmament and rebuts critics of isocine production.
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Ussr
Seattle
Russia
Roswell
Gilpatric
Isocine
Jet age expands amid wartime production boom
Gilpatric notes Boeing B 47 leads global jet bomber output at four plants, with two more to start. Combined output of Republic F 84, North American F 86, and B 47 tops 250 monthly. Engine makers Allison and GE boost to about 60 pit engines daily. jet fighters now nearly 100 percent of frontline units. refueling planes partially offset range losses. Canada reports half-ton gold theft at Malton airport, 848 pounds in six boxes, part of 10 in transit to Montreal. police unsure of getaway details and value. Trans Canada Air Lines declines comment.
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Gilpatric
Republic Aircraft
Allison
General Electric
Hem
Canada
Malton
Montreal
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board Pins Fault On Maintenance In Pan Am Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed inadequate maintenance and a questionable engine change for the Pan American DC-4 crash that killed 92 near San Juan Puerto Rico in April. Captain John F Burn and 7 twelve survivors escaped, including Burn who had saved Jane Froman in a prior crash.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Jane Froman
Joh F. Burn
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Burn
Miss Froman
Burp
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Sabres Bag Four MiGs in First Week Battles
Worva. P U S&S Fare jets day shot down four Com La MIG jets in the first war battles in four days. The U S Fifth Air Force said the blazing dogfight boosted the September toll of Russian must jets to a record 36 destroyed. The Sabres also damaged four MiGs in battles with 16 Red fighters east of Sinuiju south of the Yalu river. One damage claim was not confirmed. The U S Eighth Army said Communist troops probed Allied outposts north and northeast of the punchbowl on the eastern reds Thursday night and early Friday. Six times the Reds fell back under withering U N mortar fire. Allied fisher bombers renewed their attacks on the Communist supply system.
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U.S. Fifth Air Force
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Yalu River
U. S
Eighth Army
U.N
Fisher
GOP Headquarters Opens at 916 Mass. St in County
The Cousins County Republican Central Committee opens its headquarters Monday at 916 Mass. St. Don Hulty, chairman, said the party focuses on contribution drives and rallying Republican voters in Lawrence. About 200 black workers are available to assist, with a goal of 500 total workers. Donations may be sent payable to the Douglas Republican Central Committee.
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Cousins County
Republican Central
Mass
Don Hulty
Central
Pall Lawrence
Shults
Pall Repubcans
Lawrence
Douglas Republican Central
Battle casualties in Washington update from Korea report
A Defense Department bulletin lists 70 battle casualties in Korea with a status of 83 total estimations reported. The report notes 4 killed, 1 wounded, 1 missing and 1 injured among the figures, with further details pending confirmation.
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Evienyay
Hatte Casuy
Korea
Weekend Weather Outlook For Kansas Statewide
The weather bureau predicts a near ideal weekend with clear skies and little temperature change. Friday night lows range from 45 to 50 in the northwest to the 50s elsewhere. Saturday highs reach 85 to 90 with top readings near 91 in Hill City and Wamego.
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Topeka
Weather Bureau
Hill City
Wamego
Salina
Goodland
Nixon Campaign Speech Attacks Stevenson in Salt Lake City
Senator Richard Nixon rallied 6,000 in Salt Lake City, pledging a tougher attack on crime and subversion, denouncing Adlai Stevenson as the Illinois governor’s “chloroparil” candidate and demanding full disclosure of Stevenson’s special fund. He announced a Texas stop and promised renewed efforts against government subversion.
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Salt Lake City
Richard Ixon
Gans
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Utah
Jerry Jones
Nixon
Amarillo
Tex
Ogden
Grand Junction
Colorado
Springs
Employment Stays High in State August Nonfarm Jobs
The State Employment Security Division reports total non farm employment reaching 10 341 500 in August, a gain of 3 900 from July, though shy of the June record of 542 500.
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PEKA
Kansas
Hospital Annex Dedication At Newton Memorial In Winfield
A new 300000 dollar annex to Newton Memorial Hospital in Winfield Kansas will be dedicated Sunday afternoon. The 31 bed unit will be open for public inspection and Dr W Clarke Wescoe dean of the University of Kansas School of Medicine will speak.
General Begins New Dixie Tour
General Dwight D. Eisenhower campaigned across the South, drawing large crowds in Charlotte Winston-Salem and Winston-Salem and promising to bring diverse, capable Americans into government. He rejected a Democratic political mortgage on the South and urged unity as he criticized administration money policy during his Dixie tour.
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Richmond
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Eisenhower
South
Winston- Salem
Dixie
Mamie
Kenneth C. Royall
Truman
Washingtonn
D.C
North Carolina
Royal
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Army
Undermining U N cited by Truman isolationists attack
President Truman denounced old isolationists for undermining United Nations aims and urging withdrawal from Europe and Korea. He told the National Citizens Committee for United Nations Day that such political attacks threaten allied security and ongoing peace efforts despite UN achievements.
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Washington
Truman
National Citizens Committee
United Nations
Europe
Korea
State Toll Topeka Fatalities Reported 1952
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 1 death in the last 24 hours and 401 to date in 1952, compared with 428 for the same period in 1951. The note indicates deaths from recent accidents not previously recorded.
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Topeka
Kansas
Twister Moves Out From Mainland
Hurricane Charlie, the season s third cyclone, weakened to about 15 mph winds as it shifted away from the mainland. Miami weather bureau chief Grady Norton said the current path suggests it will not strike land. At 10 am CST it was roughly 430 miles east of St Augustine Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Charlie
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Burrea
Norton
St. Augusting
Stevenson fund dispute shapes Illinois political row
A former state official’s report links Governor Adlai E. Stevenson to a 1950 plan for a salary supplement fund. Paddy Cummings of Peoria recalls a September meeting at the Chicago Club with Harry Hershey and others. Cummings says Stevenson should reveal fund administration and sources. Fred Hoehler, welfare chief, says he received two gifts at Christmas but declined to take a funded salary supplement.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Paddy Cummings
Peoria J
Illinois
Cummings
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Club
Harry Hershey
Wiliam Miller
Ottawa
James Mulroy
Louis Kohn
Stevenson
Hoehler
Closing Inquisition in Pratt Over Wichita Clubs
Attorney General Harold R. Fatzer said he would close a probe into possible state gambling law violations at three Wichita country clubs after they surrendered federal gaming tax stamps for slot machines. He noted the action might obviate further investigation and offered assistance to county officials if needed.
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Seed
Wichita
Fatzér
Fatzer
England Seeks Newsboy Techniques From US Delivery System
A British productivity team touring the United States reports on how American newspapers train and use carrier boys or little merchants. It urges English authorities to support newspaper delivery by youths, arguing it can be a wholesome, education-friendly business skill that builds early responsibility.
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Washington
England
London
United States
Carrier-Boys
Pihie
Stevenson Campaign Stops Face Donor Fund Dilemma
Adlai E Stevenson arrived in Evansville Indiana for a campaign speech and said he will reveal details about a controversial fund to supplement Illinois official salaries. He confirmed he is contacting donors to publish their names and warned a statement or speech may follow. The plan includes stops in Evansville Indianapolis Paducah and Louisville as he presses his Indiana outreach.
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Springfield
Stevenson
Evansville
Indianapolis
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Evanville
Paducah
Louisville
Allen Named Coach of All Stars
Olympic Coach Phog Allen of Kansas University was chosen to coach the college basketball all stars facing the Minneapolis Lakers at Chicago Stadium on Friday night. The 66-year-old Allen led Kansas to a Big Seven title and the NCAA championship, guiding the Jayhawks to 38 wins in 31 games last season.
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Chicago
Olympic
Phog Allen
Kansas University
Minneapolis Lakers
Chicago Stadium
Allen
Kansas
Jayhawks
Peorian Hi
Band Day Parade Sets Stage For Jayhawks Home Opener
The Kansas University Band Day parade starts Saturday with more than 2 000 young musicians marching Massachusetts Street from Sixth to South Park. The Liberty Memorial High School band leads, Lawrence Junior High also in line, and Lawrence Chamber of Commerce serves refreshments in South Park after the parade. Bands assemble at Memorial Stadium at 1 50 to play the Star Spangled Banner before the 2 p.m. kickoff. Halftime features Shawnee Mission under Harold George and Colby High under William Beck in five minute demonstrations.
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Toa
Massachusetts Street
Sisth ‘Street
South Park
Mse
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Memorial Stadium
Jayhawkers
Santa Clara
Calif
Ransax University
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
Jack Stephenson
Lion Aggregation
Board Visits Proposed $16 Million Fertilizer Plant Site
Thirteen members of the Consumer Cooperative Association board of directors were due to arrive in Lawrence from the Kansas City office to inspect the planned $16 million nitrogen fertilizer plant east of Lawrence on Highway 10. A spokesman said the visit held no special significance beyond their first group tour of the area, and no construction start date has been set yet though it is expected to be announced soon.
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Consumer Cooperative Association
Lawrence
Kansas City
Highway 10
Stock Market Index Ends Lower on New York Close
In New York, closing averages fell as the market ended down 0.4 points. The overall index stood at 106.9, reflecting modest declines across major stocks. Traders cited cautious tone amid mixed economic signals and ongoing earnings reports.
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New York
Publisher Mayor and Clerk Dual Roles Highlight Small-Town Press
In Tonganoxie Kansas, Walter Neibarger runs the Tonga Noxie Mirror while serving as mayor and as clerk of the Kansas Supreme Court. His wife Marie Neibarger handles most of the newsroom duties, allowing him Thursdays off for press runs, reflecting a unique blend of public service and publishing in a weekly paper.
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Congress
Walter Neibarger
Tonganoxie Mirror
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Topeka
Payne Ratner
Fistén
Neiburger
Netbarger
Iut
Tonganoxie
Kansas Supreme Court
Marie Neibarger
Mirror
Neiberger
States Hignes
Ccenauss
No Fast Deadline for Registration in Lawrence
Lawrence citizens may register up to the day before the November voting, with City Clerk Harold Fisher urging early registration to ease final poll-book preparation. Local turnout may reach 10,000 by deadline, though past highs near 11,533 in 1948 show a strong potential. Eligibility requires 21 by Nov 4, six months in Kansas, and 30 days in the current precinct. questions directed to Fisher at City Hall.
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Journal-World
Douglas County
Cour
Harold Fisher
Kansas
Hopen
Kansas University
Anothen
State of
Fisher
City Hall
Th End Mass
Sts
KUFFs to Meet Saturday For Football Briefing
The Kansas University Football Fans KUFFs, for fourth to ninth graders, meet at 9 a m Saturday in the Community Building auditorium to receive briefing from City Recreation Commission Director Larry Heeb and sports editor Bill Mayer. They will learn about the Kansas Santa Clara game and formations to be used at Memorial Stadium, with knothole gang reduced admission.
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Kansas University
Childrer
Mth
Vt. Sts
City Recreation Commission
Larry Heebland
Memorial Stadium
Bill Mayer
Journal-World
Mayer
Colorado
Oklahoma A & M
Weather forecast for Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska readers
Forecast covers Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska for September 20 to October 1. Temperatures 70s with highs in 60s to 80s and normal minimums around 40s. Western regions may see cooler highs 50s to 60s. Readings reflect 34 hours ending 6 24 with city data for Chicago Denver Kansas City Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis New York.
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Kansas City
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Miami
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