Red Invader Army Defeated as Seoul Falls to Allies
News from Tokyo reports the red invader army has been defeated and reduced to pockets of resistance. Allied armored pressure tightens around Seoul as American forces secure the capital. Seoul is now in American hands with Marines and infantry patrolling wrecked streets after final red retreat. Three more cities Taejon Namwon Hadong are in Allied control.
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Tokyo
Korea
Walton H. Walker
U. Ss. Eighth Army
Seoul
Sher
A. P
Don Whitehead
Col
Lewis (Cheaty) Puller
Taejon
Namwon
Hadong
Walker
Puossn-Taejon-Seoul
Inchon
Asiatic
Weather and race notes from Topeka and Albuquerque
Cloudy with showers in Kansas through Friday. Forecaster predicts cooler highs mid 60s to low 70s and nights around 40s to 60s, with fog and drizzle in the southwest. Rainfall reported in several towns, with Topeka at 1.08 inches and Harveyville highest at 2.78 inches. In Albuquerque, Greer Garson’s Shorthorn bull wins state fair ribbon. two Kansas horses win races at New Mexico state fair.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Harveyville
Lecompton
Horton
Willard
Hoyt
Atchison
Quenema
Chapman
Lebo
Lawrence
Wamego
Reading
McFarland
Albuquerque
N. M
Greer Garson
Miss Garson
Philorth White Knight
New Mexico State Fair
Barker
G. Rorick
Johnson
Convalescent
M. C. Graber
Manter
Acme Dry Cleaners
Mass
MacArthur Authorized to Cross 38th Parallel
Washington reports say General MacArthur has authority to move troops across the 38th parallel into North Korea if needed to destroy the North Korean army. Final decisions on occupying North Korea or establishing a postwar government remain pending UN approval and broader strategy.
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Seoul
Pe 38Th Parallel
MacArthur
38Th Parallel
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
United Nations
Truman
North
Naam
South Korea
U. N
Korea
U.N. Security Council
London
New York
U. S
Britain
France
Lovett Selected as Deputy Defense Secretary by Truman
Washington Sept 28 Former Undersecretary of State Robert A Lovett was chosen by President Truman to be deputy secretary of defense succeeding Stephen T Early. Lovett a longtime ally of Secretary Marshall will take a recess appointment pending Senate confirmation. He has served in various wartime and postwar government posts and is 55, a Huntsville Texas native now in New York investment banking.
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Washington
Robert A. Lovett
Truman
Defense
Stephen T. Early
Defense Post
Lovett
N. Y
General Marshall
Louis A. Johnson
Marshall
Congress
Senate
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
G.O.P
Huntsville
Tex
Air
Six point peace plan for Korea outlined by U S sources
New York dated report says Washington, London, and Ottawa push a six point Korea peace formula seeking a unified state run with UN resources, no foreign bases, UN supervision, and strong Asian representation. Korea to join the UN and be organized to avoid threats, with military terms left to General MacArthur’s command.
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New York
Korea
United Nations
United States
Britain
Canada
U.N
China
Soviet Union
U.S
MacArthur
Stock Market Index Rises Slightly in Evening Report
Average of 60 stocks stands at 82.4, up .3. Sol F Kunz Co operates in real estate, insurance, and finance, located at 5 E 9th in Philadelphia area code 214, Adv. department.
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Sol F. Kunz Co
Late Baseball Scores Keep Pennant Hopes Alive
Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 5 to keep pennant hopes alive as the Giants beat Philadelphia 3 to 1. In Philadelphia the Giants' win followed Sal Maglie’s duel with the Phillies as part of a doubleheader. Boston’s Red Sox toppled Washington 4 to 3. Also notes Prof Frank Brown spoke on Polarized Light at a Kiwanis lunch at Eldridge Hotel.
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Brooklyn
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Phils
Sal Maglie
Philadelphia Phils
Durochermen
Whiz Kids
Frank Brown
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Army chief of staff to attend war college opening
Gen J Lawton Collins will arrive Sunday at Sherman air force base near here to take part in opening exercises of the army war college Monday. He plans to fly in by plane and noon arrival is expected.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
J. Lawton Collins
Army Chief of Staff
Army War College
Sherman Air Force Base
Haskell Day barbecue to use twelve hind-quarters of beef
Twelve hind-quarters of beef will fuel the Haskell Day barbecue on Friday at Haskell Indian Institute, with over 3,600 expected attendees. Joe Devine will supervise cutting and wrapping, and 50 assistants will help, including six butchers and 30 servers.
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Haskell Indian Institute
Haskell
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Devine
Iola
Allen County
Kansas
Devine
Simon Hurwitz
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Company
Chamber
Army
Wamego
Army to draft 330000 more to reach strength
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Clovis Byers told the House Armed Services Committee that the army plans to call at least 330000 men to bring its strength up from 170000 drafted through November. The extra 160000 would come in later months and may include some doctors and dentists.
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Washington
Clovis Byers
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson D.ga
Byers
Little Change In Weather Pattern
Chicago reports a stable weather pattern with widespread showers in the Midwest and northern plains while the Pacific Northwest remains cloudy. The wet belt spans central plains through the western Great Lakes as cooler air spreads across the northern Rockies and Great Plains. Readings stay below normal in the mid Atlantic coast. Moorcroft Wyoming records freezing temperatures.
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Chicago
Midwest
Great Plain
Pacific Northwest
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Rockies
Great Plains
Lake Superior
Middle
North Atlantic
Moorcroft
Wyo
Tax levies ready for Douglas county rural districts
Douglas county rural school districts have their levies computed and total tax rates set. The 1950 tax bill due first half in November shows state 1.670 mills, county 10.737, Lawrence 15.558, school district 60 at 16.68, and nine township levies led by Clintin 0.390, Grant 4.480, Kanwaka 9.100, Lecompton 4.150, Wakarusa 4.650, Eudora 6.230, Martin 0.730, Palmyra 7.960, Willow Springs 8.030. Lawrence taxpayers face 44.645 mills, about 59 cents per $1,000 above 1949.
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Douglas County
Mildred LeSner
County
Lawrence
Clintin
Grant
Kanwaka
Lecompton
Wakarusa
Eudora
Martin
Palmyra
Willow Springs
Carlson To Launch Senate Bid In Junction City
Gov. Frank Carlson opens his fall senatorial campaign in Junction City with a kickoff at Municipal auditorium. He vows a forthright speech against Democrat Paul Aiken as party leaders and boosters attend, led by figures including Sen. Harry D. Dieter, Rep. Albert M. Cole, Ed H. Rees, and former Sen. Arthur Capper.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
United States Senate
Junction City
Muncipal
Iguies
Paul Aiken
Carlson
Harry di
Albert M. Cole
Ed H. Rees
Arthur Capper
Fred Bramlage
The
American Legion
W. C. Simons Admitted To Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W C Simons entered Lawrence Memorial hospital this morning for a heart ailment. The physician reported his condition satisfactory and expected release within a few days.
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W. C. Simons
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mr. Simons
Postponed Football Game Between Lawrence Junior High and Haskell Freshmen
Rain forces postponement of the planned afternoon game between Lawrence Junior High School and Haskell freshmen. rescheduled for tomorrow. Also includes a religious notice from Lawrence Bible Chapel inviting discussion on divine prophecy and Russia’s role in current events.
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Lawrence Junior High School
Haskell
Fifty Percent Wheat Seeded In Douglas County
Rain interrupted farm work but about half the 1951 wheat crop in Douglas County has been seeded amid cool dry weather. Measurable moisture rose to .60 inch, aiding haying, silo filling, and soybean harvesting while frost threatens maturing crops. Seeding varies by area with eastern Douglas near start and western district about 50 percent done. Farmers also hay, cut alfalfa, harvest sorghum for silos, and test corn as wet conditions delay market buying.
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Uglas
Ernest Butell
Baldwin
Six
Roger Caruthers
Kanwaka Township
Hubert Collins
Douglas County
Collins
Hugh Boyce
Marion Township
Boyce
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High Names Class Officers in Balloting
Twelve Liberty Memorial high sophomores juniors and seniors elected class officers. Senior president is Dean Pontius with officers Lewis Phillips vice president Henry Lockard secretary and Jack Wolfe treasurer. Junior class president is Phil Endacott with Ethan Smith vice president Shirley Cox secretary and Mike Getto treasurer. Sophomore president Gene Hartarfer with Shirley Kent vice president Barbara Holloday secretary and Marion Seele treasurer.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Dean Pontius
Harold A. Pontius
Mississippi Street
Lewis Phillips
A. V. Phillips
Alabama Street
Henry Lockard
H. Arthur Lockard
Kentucky Street
Jack Wolfe
John Wolfe
Massachusetts Street
Phil Endacott
James A. Endacott
Ethan Smith
Ethan A. Smith
Illinois Street
Shirley Cox
Byron F. Cox
Mike Getto
M. J. Getto
Maine Street
Gene Hardtarfer
G. H. Hardtarfer
Shirley Kent
Gene Kent
Topeka
Hattie Kent
West Sixth Street
Barbara Holloday
James M. Holloday
Marion Seele
Alfred Seele
Ottawa approves park parking bond on November ballot
Ottawa city commissioners set a 150000 municipal parking bond on the November ballot. The Chamber of Commerce backs the proposal. Revenue from current parking meters would retire the bonds. Open evenings and Sundays.
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Ottawa
Kan
Ane Chamber of
Connerga Im
Ample feed supplies in Missouri and Kansas reported
Kansas City report on Sept 28 notes ample feed in Missouri and Kansas for corn belt livestock feeders. C W Lynam Burdett Bob White Garnett and Morton Tuttle Prairie Home Mo cite wheat pastures in western Kansas as excellent yet cattle and lamb shortages. Missouri trends to a second biggest corn crop.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Ekanssa
C. W. Lynam
Burdett
Bob White
Garnett
Morton Tuttle
Prairie Home
Lynam
Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas
Tuttle
Kansas Chamber Announces 7 Speakers for Regional Industry Meet
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce named seven speakers for the regional industrial conference set for Friday October 13 at the Union building on the KU campus. M W Watson and Maurice E Fager discuss defense production operations while E R Zook outlines a working plan for community industrial development. Afternoon speakers include George B Weeks Harry Woods Ray Faubion and Sam Gibson who will cover industrial planning and interagency cooperation. A bus tour of Lawrence will follow. Representatives from 30 counties are expected. A similar Wichita conference is noted with Dean Stocktons comment on modern industrial surveys as engineering blueprints.
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Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Union
K. U
M. W. Watson
Topeka
State C. of C
Maurice E. Fager
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Watson
Fager
Zook
Ior
Pus Jers
George B. Weeks
Dodge City
Western Kansas
Harry Woods
State Chamber
Ray Faubion
Atchison C. of C
Sam Gibson
Iola Chamber of Commerce
Bession
Lawrence
Pate Pees
Chambers of Commerce
Marshall
Nemaha
Doniphan
Pottawatomie
Jackson
Atchison
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Wabaunsee
Shawnee
Douglas
Johnson
Lyon
Osage
Franklin
Miami
Coffey
Anderson
Linn
Woodson
Allen
Bourbon
Wilson
Neosho
Crawford
Montgomery
Labette
Cherokee
Wyandotte
Wichita
Frank T. Stockton
University Extension
Eight Men Inducted in Douglas County Draft Call
Local Draft Board No 18 issued an induction call for eight men this afternoon bringing total inducted from the Douglas County selective service board to 14. The group will depart Lawrence at 7 25 on October 11 and the names will be announced at departure. Four men were inducted September 13 and two more yesterday. This is the first October call, with pre induction examination notices expected soon.
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Army
Douglas County
Selective Service Board
Lawrence
Gertrude Halberg
Tickets On Sale For S M H S Topeka Game
Tickets for the Lawrence versus Topeka high school football game are on sale at Round Corner drug store and the high school office. Adults 75 cents, children 25 cents, students 50 cents. The game is at Moore Bowl on Washburn University campus West Seventeenth Street, starting at 8 p.m.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Round Corner
Moore Bowl
Washburn University
West Seventeenth Street
Lightning damages home on Louisiana Street this morning
Lightning struck the R. L. Cloke residence at 2 Louisiana Street around 7 o'clock, damaging the power line entry. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said the strike burned out the electric meter and scorched one side of the house near the meter.
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Cloke
Louisiana Street
Paul Ingels
Douglas County 4-H and FFA Youth Day Set at Memorial High
About 400 4-H club members and 50 FFA youths from Memorial high schools will attend a daylong event at the Community building on Saturday October 7 sponsored by the Douglas County Kern Association. Highlights include awards, pins for beef swine home economics and wheat champions, and a 2 PM football game at Memorial Stadium KA U.
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Douglas County
Farmers of America
Memorial High Schools
Douglas County Kern Association
Agends
Edward Mare
First National Bank
County Lartin
F.F.A
Memorial Statum
K. U
Bankers Association
Deal Six
4-H
Appointment of Dr. Arthur Davidson as assistant dean at KU
Chancellor Deane W. Malone announced Dr Arthur Davidson will serve as assistant dean of the graduate school at the University of Kansas. A KU chemistry professor since 1921 and associate editor of the Journal of the American Chemical Society, he will oversee contracts for fundamental research and assist with administrative matters.
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Arthur
David
University of Kansas
Dean Nelson
Doctor Davidson
Journal
The
American Chemical Society
K.U
K.u.’S
Nelson Ae Ichairman
All University Bidget
University
E. B. Stouffer
Nelson
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