Civil War Flares In Peron Bastion
Buenos Aires reports a government radio account of a brief revolt and civil war against President Juan D. Peron that was swiftly crushed. Former Generals Rawson and Menendez led the uprising, fled, and rebel checkpoints at El Palomar and Campo Mayo were recaptured. Defense Minister Solari moved to Campo Mayo to stabilize the situation. The capital was placed under siege conditions though few street fights were observed. Alfredo Palacios, socialist candidate, was reportedly arrested. Observers noted lingering dissatisfaction with Peron’s regime ahead of the 31 elections.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Arturo Rawson
Benjamin Menendez
el Palomar
Campo Mayo
Angel Solari
Montevideo
Uruguay
Alfredo Palacios
Jeatier
Rawson
Menendez
Plaza de Mayo
Per
Peron
Ent Mves
da Wi
Parcel Post Rates Boost Announced by Post Office
Local and national parcel post rates will rise starting October 1 after a Congressional vote. Increases range from 5 to 9 cents per pound with zones 1 through 8 seeing varied jumps. Additional pound charges and catalogues see smaller increases, while some zone rates remain unchanged. Randolph, Kansas reports plans for a water district near Turtle Creek as Blue Valley Study Association schedules Monday meeting with Dwight Payton as speaker. Kroger store hours listed as 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. weeknights and Sundays.
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Snd
Uncle Sam’s
Parcel Post
Sam Moyer
Rails
United States
Congress
Focal Mail
Randolph
Kan
Turtle Creek
Blue Valley Study Association
Dwight Payton
Overbrook Citizen
Kroger’s
Beef prices to rise under OPS ceiling changes
Washington reports OPS set new price ceilings raising average beef costs for consumers next week. Hamburger and round steak gains range from one to eight cents per pound, with higher grade ground beef up two to five cents. Rib cuts rise about 15 cents. brisket drops up to 20 cents on choice cuts.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Truman orders withdrawal of OPS memo amid security dispute
Washington reports President Truman pulled an Office of Price Stabilization staff memo that warned against public disclosure of internal materials. White House press secretary Jospeh Short said the move aimed to prevent misreading of the memo as a broader security violation. OPS Director DiSalle, in Chicago, called the memo poorly conceived and welcomed its withdrawal.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Truman
Senate
Jospeh Short
White House
Security Informa
Michael V. DiSalle
Chicago
Ten Air Force Recruits Report To Induction Center
Ten recruits from the Lawrence area left for the induction center yesterday afternoon, likely to begin basic training with furlough expected at about the same time. Named are Lester Hadl, Edward Schopper, James Banks, Wayne White, Leland Hartman, Callie Ireland, Harold Hortsommer, Bobby Rowan, Donald Wulffuhle, and others.
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Air Force
Lawrence
City Yester
Rance Ee
Lester R. Hadl
Route 6
Edward Schopper
Eudora
James Ral Banks
Compton
Wayne Herbert Wuitkuhle
Lecompton
Leland Fredrich Hartman
Callie Monroe Ireland
Harold Ray Hortsommer
Lecompt
Bobby Roy Rowan
Barker Ave
Donald Wulffuhle
Kansas City
Edgar Grondidier
James Banks
Bobby Rowan
Paradi
Harold Hoffsommer
Wayne Walfisshle
Jack Dodd
J.yehabek
Leland Hartman
Donald Waltkuhle
Callie Iraland
Journal-World Facto
Two youths captured after Nebraska kidnap spree
CAPTURED near Kearney Nebraska, Marvin Law 16 Oshkosh Nebraska and Arnold Linga 13 San Antonio Texas, prep students at Colorado Springs Bible College, are identified as the captives in a two day wave of kidnappings and robberies. A traveling salesman and a hotel waitress were forced to drive them into Nebraska before release. A .22 pistol discharged during arrest wounding Linga. Charges of kidnapping and car theft will be filed.
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Kearney
Neb
Colorado
Goodland
Kan
Nebraska
Lloyd Frank
Marvin A. Law
Oshkosh
Arnold L. Linga
San Antonio
Tex
Colorado Springs
Frank
Kansas
G. Royal Hanson
Holdrege
Buffalo County
Ward Minor
Gibbon
M. A. Woods
Hanson
Keith
Phillips
Oakley
Kane
Lela
Waters
President Okays Global U S Military Building Plan
President Truman signed legislation authorizing a 5.864 billion dollar global U S military construction program. Congress has yet to appropriate funds. The House military appropriations subcommittee met to speed the legislation, with nearly 3.5 billion earmarked for strengthening Air Force ground installations in the U S territories and overseas. This is the largest lump sum construction bill authorized and more is expected when Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Truman
U. S
Congress
House
United States
Stock Market Index Declines on U Major Downtime
New York September 28 closing figures show the U 60 stocks index at 99.5, down 0.3 points. The report notes a modest broad decline across the market with volume not mentioned and no specific stocks named.
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New York
Scholarship Halls Fail To Click With MU Students
Lawrence residents note KU students in scholarship halls make up a sizeable portion of campus. The piece reports University of Missouri shelving a cooperative women’s dorm plan due to low interest and offers 20 applicants housing elsewhere with a work program for $100 per semester. It compares KU’s scholarship halls to MU’s failed project and cites cost differences, occupancy limits, and work duties supervised by housemothers.
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Lawrence
Columbia
University of Missouri
Leslie Cowan
Watkins
Miller
Britons to Ask U N Help Over Iran Oil Crisis
London reports Britons may seek United Nations Security Council intervention in the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. The cabinet debates options as Iran expels British oil workers from Abadan and a court order notices. The United States opposes British military action and warns of possible Anglo American split.
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England
Security Council
London
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Abadan
International Court of Justice
U. S
United States
Clement Attlee
Trueman
Iran
KU Hosts Navy Leaders For Iena State Game
Distinctive guests include Admiral Francis P. Old and party visiting KU for the Iena State football game at Memorial Stadium. Also present are Naval officers, trustees, and athletic officials with events tomorrow such as a 10 am Endowment Board meeting and 10 am Athletic Board meeting. The nightshift parade is set for 7:30 pm at Memorial Union with afterglow coffee and a late night dance in the union ballroom.
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Iena State
University of Kansas
Adm
Francis P. Old
Ninth Naval District
Great Lakes
Franklin D. Murphy
Admiral Old
Topeka
Lawrence
State Highway Patrol
W. R. Terrell
NROTC
William J. Traynor
Arlo Roberts
Navy Training Center
Com
Dale Talmage
Ray Kruger
Navy Advisory Comitee
Harry O'Reilly
Navy League
EU Endowment Association
KU Athletic Board
Memorial Union
Gene Hall
Red losses at 1 324 956 in Korea through Sept 20
The Army's Sept 20 estimate places total Communist casualties in Korea at 1,324,956, up 82,910 since Aug 8, with 146,951 North Korean POWs and 17,963 Chinese Reds in stockades. Korean Red casualties reach 663,106 and Chinese losses 661,850. Red Korean prisoners show a slight decrease from August due to bookkeeping deduplications.
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Fran Washington
Korea
Reporter Refuses to Name Source in Boyle Loan Charge
Washington reports St Louis Post Dispatch correspondent Theo dore Link refused to disclose sources for charges that Democratic Chairman William Boyle Jr. received 8000 dollars linked to a government loan. Testifying before the Senate investigations subcommittee Link said sources were very reliable but could not be named at this time. He noted Boyle contradicted sworn testimony about a 1250 dollar retainer and asserted no memory of other fees.
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Washington
Theodore Link
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Senate
William M. Boyle
Link
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Boyle
American Li
Old Corp
St. Louis
Joans
Hoey
DNC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Yanks Cinch Tie For 51st Pennant
New York Yankees clinched a tie for the American League pennant by defeating the Boston Red Sox 8 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. Allie Reynolds pitched his second no hitter of the season, walking four and saving the no hit bid after an error by Yogi Berra on Ted Williams. Collins and Woodling homered for the Yankees, Parnell took the loss for Boston.
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New York
Allie
Reynolds
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Yogi Berra
Williams
Berra
Boston
Olx
Parnell
Scarborough
Taylor
Robinson
Collins
Woodling
General Bradley Arrives in Tokyo for Korea War talks
General Bradley landed at Haneda Airport in Tokyo to assess the Korean front as truce talks falter and possible full scale fighting looms. He travels with Charles Bohlen while Ridgway, the top Allied commander, considers shifting talks. Communist forces press along 50 miles of front, with Allied airpower destroying 408 vehicles and damaging 613 others.
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Bradley
Haneda
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Charles Bohlen
State Department
Russia
Defense Department
Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Peiping
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Korean
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Yonchon
Chorwo
Iron Triangle
Heartbreak Ridge
Punchbow! Heights
Boat Party Dunked In Perry River Incident
Perry banker Frank Meek rode by boat to Lecompton to save time after floods closed the bridge. The craft, lent by Lecompton resident George Holley, sank on landing at the north pier, dumping a briefcase of hundreds in silver. Commissioner John Yost and Meek swam to safety. the money was not recovered. Ernest Higgins searched the river but found nothing. Meek vows to avoid boats with county officials in the future.
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Perry
Frank Meek
Bank of Perry
Lecompton
Lecompton Bridge
Meek
George Holley
John Yost
Jefferson County
Ernest Higgins
Lawrence
Elmer Ousdahl
Douglas County
Kicking incident during home holdup shocks Kansas City
Michael H Novorr was kicked on the shins by his wife Dorothy during a kitchen robbery as two gunmen held the couple at gunpoint. The bandits took two other rings valued at 2600 dollars and 125 dollars in cash after the wife dropped her ring into a coat pocket.
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The
Associates Press
Kansas City
Michael H. Novorr
Dorothy
Novorr
Novarrs
Lawrence Highs Topeka Students Invite For Tonight's Haskell Stadium Game
Four Lawrence High School students guided by Principal Neal Wherry visited Topeka to invite capital city high schoolers to the Trojan-Lion football game at Haskell Stadium tonight at 8 pm. Richard Butler and Nancy Underwood led Topeka cheers, while nine others arranged buses and food.
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Lawrence High School
Neal Wherry
Topeka
Trojan-Lion
Haskell Stadium
Richard Butler
Bob Preston
Ina Mae Brewster
Nancy Underwood
Butler
Miss Underwood
Wherry
Lawrence
Haakenl Toy
Kansas Bases Face Tight Off base Family Housing
Washington reports Air Force survey finds off base family housing extremely limited at high cost at four Kansas bases Forbes AFB Topeka 92th ARTW Olathe Smoky Hill AFB Salina and Wichita Municipal Airport Sherman AFB Fort Leavenworth listed where housing is limited or almost non existent plus 48 bases with limited housing and 12 bases with reasonable rates. Also note a prisoner of war letter from Cpl Donald Jarmain now held by Communists in Korea and ex governor Mon C Wallgren resigns as chair of the federal power commission.
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Washington
Air Force
Kansas
Forbes Afb
Topeka
92Th Artw
Olathe
Smoky Hill Afb
Salina
Wichita Municipal
Sherman Afb
Fort Leavenworth
Local men to go for KPL hearing in Topeka
Lawrence will send at least three delegates to a Kansas Power and Light extension hearing in Topeka Monday. KPL seeks a 10 percent surcharge extension for three years 1952 through 1954 to all electric properties. City officials will protest if the extension is unjustified.
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Lawrence
Kansas Power and Light Company
Topeka
KPL
Kansas Corporation Commission
State Corporation Commission
James Wigglesworth
Charles Springer
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Wigglesworth
Lawrence Electric
Iow
City Electric System Aw
Near Freezing Point Weather Report From Coxnaxed OM
Frost was reported in parts of Kansas with temperatures around 33 degrees overnight. Skies remain cloudy tonight with minimums in the 40s in the south and warmer conditions in the northwest. Outlook calls for partly cloudy skies tomorrow with no precipitation and readings around the upper 60s to 70s in Garden City yesterday.
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Proneke
Kansas
Hubert Collins
U. Au
Norte
Garden City
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C. G. Baton
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Wichita
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State United Defense Fund Drive
W. D. Jockems
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Leslie T. Tupy
KU Extension
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Tokyo
Gen. Ridgway
Red
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Chingford
Donald Jarmain
Jarimain
Mu Wallgren
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Federal Power Commission
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