Kennan Faces Ouster Over Moscow Propaganda Hit
Washington backs Ambassador George F. Kennan amid a sharp Soviet propaganda assault rooted in his Berlin remarks about U.S.-Soviet tensions. Officials warn removal could come if attacks continue, with uncertainty over whether Soviet envoy Zarubin would be recalled. The issue mirrors a broader chill as Kennan sought improved U.S.-Soviet relations and Moscow presses a harsh anti American campaign.
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Unseasonably warm Sunday in Kansas with no rain forecast
Unseasonably warm temperatures expected to persist through the weekend across Kansas with clear skies. Readings to average 5-10 degrees above normal, cooler in the northeast, with lows 50 northwest to 60-65 southeast and highs from the low 80s to near 95. Extremes over the last 24 hours were 92 at Hutchinson and 44 at Hill City.
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Hill City
Douglas County residents enroll at Kansas State College
Nineteen Douglas County residents are enrolled at Kansas State College in Manhattan this fall, boosting total K-State enrollment to 5,035. The county students include Mary Mildred Kalb of Wellsville and Jody L. Wiley of Lawrence, among others from Baldwin and Eudora.
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Kansas
Mary Mildred Kalb
Wellsville
John Breithaupt
Ernest E. Bute
Eldon Lee Disque
Navid
Navid §. Kerns, Verla Clarine Ming, Irvin Schwalm and Rosemary Wade
Baldwin
Barbara Bretheisen
Robert Earle "Durbin
James Irwin Moore
Eudora
Jack Roland Darby
DeFtta Jean Clark
Robert Stan Pearson
Floyd Ivan Stumbo
Robert W. Walter
Frances Wilbur
Jody L. Wiley
Fred Wright
Lawrence
President of Beauceant elected Supreme Worthy President
Mrs. Ransom Ly Sare of Denver was elected Supreme Worthy President of the Social Order of the Beauceant at its annual Supreme Assembly. The group selected Boston Massachusetts as the site for the 1953 meeting.
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Lawrence High topeka High football score inquiry line
The Journal-World announces a special telephone operator tonight to handle inquiries on the Lawrence High versus Topeka High football game in Topeka. A halftime score is expected by 9 p.m. and a final count by 10 p.m. Ed Sullivan Sunday 6 p.m. WDAF TV. Bill Bodin Adv.
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Lionhearted Lion Tamer Relieves Heart Attack To Return To Work
Marvin Mitchell, 32, of Pine Bluff Arkansas, collapsed in Methodist Hospital lobby in Dallas Texas with a heart attack. A physician ordered rest, but Mitchell, a lion handler for Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey circus, insisted on returning to his job.
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Eisenhower Campaign Rest in South With Near Ramp Collapse
Republican nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower wrapped a three day campaign swing through the South with large crowds in Virginia and North Carolina. A ramp collapse at the Richmond capitol steps sent him briefly tumbling as Sen. William Knowland steadied him. he remained unhurt and pressed on to Petersburg and other stops. About 140000 turned out. Byrd backed his record while Eisenhower quarreled with Truman over leadership.
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Stevenson Names List On Special Fund Controversy
Governor Adlai Stevenson prepared to disclose names of contributors and recipients connected to a state salary supplement fund. Officials previously disclosed benefitting while others denied extra pay. Stevenson defended the fund and hinted at public release of donor and beneficiary names amid ongoing political controversy.
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Yugoslavia Pledges Support to Turkey Against Attack
Yugoslav General Pavle Jankic, head of a mission to Turkey and Greece, told Turkish reporters at Ankara airfield that Belgrade would stand side by side with Turkey in the event of an attack. He spoke before proceeding to Istanbul.
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Philosopher Santayana Dies in Rome Clinic at 84
Spanish born philosopher and poet George Santayana died Friday night at the Little Company of Mary clinic near the Colosseum. He lived in the Catholic convent for 24 years, completed his final book Dominations and Powers last year, and spent most of his life outside Spain. Born December 16, 1863 in Madrid, he studied Brimmer, Boston Latin, and Harvard before teaching at Oxford and the Sorbonne.
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Thirty Polio Fatalities Recorded in State So Far
The polio death toll in Kansas for 1952 reached 30 with John Erwin Thurlow, 28, of Wakefield dying in a Topeka hospital Friday. Twenty-one new polio cases were reported, raising the year's total to 170, surpassing the 1946 high by 102 cases.
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Local Mercantile to Distribute Stokely Goods in Lawrence Area
Poehler Mercantile at 701 E. 8th St will become the local distributor for the complete Stokely canned line in the northeastern Kansas region. The move localizes distribution, linking producer to retailers via Poehler, with most stock arriving next week and a near-immediate start of distributorship. Credit for the deal goes to the Lawrence Industrial Commission and E. R. Zook of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Teacher Need Greatest In Elementary Grades
Dr. H. E. Chandler of the University of Kansas Teachers' Appointment Bureau reports rising demand for teachers from kindergarten through college with 40 percent of openings in elementary schools. Last year 4,012 requests were logged, 168 from Kansas, the rest from 39 states, a territory and eight foreign countries. Only 262 KU alumni filled positions. shortages are strongest in fields taught by women, particularly elementary education and support subjects.
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Taken to Topeka Youths Arrested Here for Theft
Three teenage boys on probation from the Boys Industrial School in Topeka were returned to the institute for clinical observation after arrest here on suspected grand larceny. Charles L. Thompson 17 Arthur Austin 15 and Gerald W. Frazier 16 confessed to break ins and car thefts in Lawrence over five months. Billy Joe Johnson 18 remained in county jail on related implications. George Winter the county probation officer and Deputy Sheriff Fred Robertson returned the youths.
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N. J. St
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Fred Robertson
Lawrence Firemen Attend Topeka Fire School
Six men from the Lawrence Fire Department attended a fire school in Topeka from Monday through Thursday, led by Chief John Miller. The group included Assistant Chief John Kasberger, Fred Sanders, and Captains Clarence Flory, Fay Brown, Chester Cohoon, and Lawrence Hodson. The Topeka department sponsored the program, which covered all operations of fire departments and the duties of officers.
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Truman Starts 8500 Mile Tour In Defense Of Administration
President Truman opens an 8500 mile 15 day campaign tour. He will argue GOP victory risks world peace and that isolationists lead Republican policy. He recalls push for public disclosure of outside income and civil service extensions and notes many whistle stop stops across 24 states with speeches planned in Buffalo New York and San Francisco. His daughter Margaret accompanies him. The trip begins in Pittsburgh with no Sunday speech per policy and continues through Ohio Indiana and other states with about a half dozen stops planned.
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KU plans long range building program in Lawrence
Chancellor Franklin D Murphy and the State Board of Regents will discuss an expansion program costing more than 12 million dollars at a Lawrence and Kansas City campus meeting October 30 31 in Hays The plan envisions 6 million dollars from the educational building fund at the 1953 legislature start funded by a statewide 75 mill tax levy The Regents will review needs for KU Kansas State College Emporia Fort Hays Olathe Deaf Kansas Tech and others with KU aiming to serve 10000 to 12000 students in ten years and to remove temporary buildings.
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State Traffic Deaths to Peka 1952 record
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section for the last 24 hours show 3 deaths. To date in 1952 the total is 404, compared with 429 for the same period in 1951, including one accident not previously recorded.
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Kansas debate team grows with tryouts and plans set
Fifteen students joined the University of Kansas debate team after Thursday night tryouts, bringing total membership to 30. The team will compete in six campus debates this year and ten tournaments, with the schedule to be announced later.
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Cornerstone Ceremony Marks KU Science Building Progress
State officials and university leaders laid the cornerstone for KU’s $2,651,300 Science Building, with Chancellor Murphy presiding. The ceremony highlighted local stone from Silverdale and Junction City, bricks from Fredonia, and cement from Bonner Springs, as the seven story facility nears completion in 1954.
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Colorful Parade Opens Band Day in Lawrence Event
Lawrence witnesses a lively Band Day as 2000 high school musicians march Massachusetts Street from Sixth to South Park. Lawrence and Leavenworth junior high groups participate while Highland Park of Topeka showcases kilted drum majors. A flag festoon lines the street and Kansas football pregame buzz centers on a 2 p.m. kickoff between Kansas and Santa Clara.
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Democratic speakers to address Montana rally tour
The Democratic National Committee announced that Senator Paul H. Douglas of Illinois and Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee will speak in Montana next week in support of the party ticket. The tour aims to drum up support for the Democrats ahead of forthcoming elections.
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Weather Outlook for Kansae: Warm to Cooler Weekend
The Kansae forecast calls for fair conditions with a warm Saturday night and Sunday. Temperatures will dip slightly in the northwest, with lows 60 to 65 in the northwest and southeast. Sunday highs range from the upper 70s to near 95 in the southeast, cooler in the northwest.
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