Senate Votes Limits on Troops
Senate action blocks general plans to dispatch more than four U.S. divisions to Europe without congressional approval. The 49 to 43 vote against enlarging the force and a 62 to 27 vote against under-20 troops show a contentious start to the Europe troop debate as President Truman and Eisenhower face future decisions.
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Washington
Senate
U. S
Europe
Congress
Case
R.S.C
Gee
Eisenhower
House
Wherry
R.-Neb
Connally
D.-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Barkley
Vincent Auriol
France
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Poli
Sixteenth Farm Forum Set for Libe Liberal Kansas
The sixth annual five state farm forum will be held in Libe Liberal Kansas tomorrow and Wednesday. Sixteen speakers will deliver lectures demonstrations and lead open forums to benefit southwest farmers.
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Kan
April Fool Wreck in Leavenworth Car Crash Report
Police in Leavenworth Kansas report a Sunday night car accident as patrolmen responded to a call. A prank involving toy plastic cars and a sheet of tin caused damage and prompted a swift police check.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kenneth Barnett
Chester Evo
Eisenhower warns Congress on defense delays for Europe
General Dwight Eisenhower said any congressional delay on defense measures would delay the whole preparation of western Europe’s defense. He spoke at his first news conference since taking command of western Europe defense at midnight, urging nations to show full readiness to cooperate.
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Paris
Dwight Eisenhower
Western Europe
Defense of
Eisenhower
Congressional
Treasury chief urges prompt action on first round tax plan
Secretary Snyder announced new budget estimates showing a roughly 3 billion dollar surplus this year and tax revenues for next year about 3 billion above January forecasts. He said a second round tax hike can wait until next year as defense spending will rise and the 10 billion minimum program is needed within five years.
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Washington
Apt
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Treasury
Weather forecast for Kansas turns fair tonight intoWednesday
Weatherman Richard Garrett predicts clearing skies and fair conditions tonight and tomorrow across Kansas. Temperatures will rise from mid teens to near 60 by tomorrow with northern readings around 57 to 60 and southern 60 to 64. Rain and snow left moisture in several towns, with Chanute reporting an inch on the ground and Goodland 22 degrees noted last night.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Chanute
Independence
Tola
Wichita
Columbus
Fort Scott
Aurohinson
Emporia
Hill City
Goodland
Oklahoma Officers Search for 16 Year Old Girl Kidnaped
McAlester Oklahoma and surrounding counties search the Kinta area for 16 year old Jackie Parris after a skating date companion Bill Coghill reports a man with a gun forced them from their car near McAlester. Bloodhounds and state penitentiary dogs are aiding the investigation as officers converge on the Kinta region.
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McAlester
Okla
Pittsburg and
Haskell Co
Kinta
Jackie Parris
Jack Parris
Parris
Bill Coghill
McAilester
Gir
Coghill
McAlester Center State Penitentiary
Stone
Zim
Ader
Inflation fight key to solid defense says Wilson
Washington reports Charles E. Wilson urges inflation control as essential to sustaining U S military buildup. He says one year of effort will strengthen defense. two years should secure safety against aggression, while inflation threatens the economy and war gains. The Senate economic committee backs wage price controls and higher taxes to curb inflation.
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Washington
Congress
Charles E. Wilson
America
Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Truman
United
Senate-House Economic Committee
Kremlin
Lottery of anonymous election cards stirs Lawrence race
In Lawrence tomorrow five favored candidates appear on anonymous cards labeled Pro gressive Government. Several named men deny consent or knowledge while others welcome support from reputably groups. Rumors target fraternal and civic bodies amid threats of signed endorsements from opponents.
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Lawrence
New City Commission
John Crown
Tew Henry
Simon Hurwitz
Glenn Kappelman
George Noland
George Bradshaw
Chris Kraft
Cliff Calvin
Oliver Beaman
Fred Johnson
Warren Decker
Citizens Committee
Si ‘Port of Good Government
Sertoma convention selects Topeka site for 1953 meeting
The 1952 convention of the first district Sertomas and Co Operettes International selected Topeka as the site for next year's meeting. The decision was made Saturday at the annual convention.
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Topeka
Joplin
Sertomas and Co-Operettes International
U S Tanks Cross 38th Parallel in Korean Front...
Allied tank infantry crossed the 38th parallel into red Korea multiple times over yesterday and today. Reports note no special significance to these crossings as troops concentrate on the central front near the Chorwon Kumhwa Han River area.
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38Th Parallel
Red Korea
North
South Korea
John Randolph
Randolph
Red Hill
West Central
Boundary
A. P
Jim Pringle
Songdong
U.S. Eighth Army
Sinchon
Hantan
Changgo
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Okinawa
North Korea
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Red Road
MacArthur
Chorwon- Kumhwa-Hwachon
United Nations
Korea
Hawaiians to Debate UH Opponents in Two Sessions
Two debates in Honolulu delegates Maseru Funai and Shunichi Kimura will tour the United States as top H U debaters. At Fraser Hall 8 15 p m Kent Shearer and Lee Turner will oppose Hawaii on statehood with K U opposing.
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University of Hawaii At
Honolulu
Maseru Funai
Shunichi Kimura
United States
H. U
Haskell
Natalie Lo
Betsy Dillon
Hutchinson
J. U
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K. U
Fraser Hall
Kent Shearer
Russell
Lee Turner
Newton
Western Hemisphere
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Seven Die in Headon Crash Near Manzanola Colorado
Seven people from Manzanola were killed when a car and a passenger vehicle collided head on near Manzanola Colorado last night. One passenger survived. Victims named include Piorfinio Arrieta Abelia Guldegost 21 Lillian Duran 17 Henry Reyes 21 George McBride 33 Asie Carpenter 57 Tom Haldran 28 Abraham Sena 17 with a broken leg.
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Galo
Colorado
Manzanola
Piorfinio ‘Arrieta
Abelia_Guldegos
Lillian Duran
Henry Reyes
George McBride
Asie Carpenter
Tom Haldran
Abraham Sena
Martin Miller dies longtime Bourbon County leader
Martin Miller 74 longtime Bourbon County Democratic central committee chairman and father of Woodrow W. Miller died in a Fort Scott hospital Saturday night. He served as Standard Life treasurer since 1936 and was Fort Scott postmaster for 20 years and mayor from 1929 to 1933. Survivors include five sons and a daughter. funeral at First Baptist Church in Fort Scott tomorrow. Standard Life offices in Lawrence will close at noon tomorrow for the day.
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Bourbon County
Democratic Central Committee
Woodrow W. Miller
Lawrence
Fort Scott
Miller
Standard Life Association
Louisiana Street
Standard Life
University of Kansas
Thomas
Pittsburg
Donald
Douglas
Coffeyville
William
Kansas City
Rudolph
Wichita
Charles Sample
First Baptist Church
KU Chancellor calls meeting on draft deferment ruling
Chancellor Malott of Kansas University calls a 4 PM meeting in Hoch auditorium for all male students to explain the Saturday issued draft deferment ruling. Officials including Raymond Nichols and Donald Akerson will speak. Dean Woodruff notes details on aptitude tests good grades and continued deferment until schooling is completed.
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K. U
Hoch
Truman
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Laurence C. Wondriff
K. U. Whi
Dean Woodruff
Ean Wandruff
St. Louis
Journal-World
Raymond Nichols
University
Donald Akerson
Woodruff
Mulott
Chicago
Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps
Lawrence to Pick First City Commission in Local Election
Lawrence voters decide the first city commission, select five of six candidates for the city body and elect a mayor under a new manager commission form. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm citywide with six sites, and township polling from 8 am to 5 pm.
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Harold Fisher
Fisher
City of
First Ward
New City
Eighth
Vermont
Lith
19Th
Massachusetts
Liberty Memorial High
24Th
New York
Woodlawn School
Elm
City Commission
Commission Commission
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Glenn Kappelman
George Noland
Oliver Beaman
Clifton Calvin
John Crown
G. W. Bradshaw
Lew Henry
Chris Kraft
Simon Hurwitz
Mia
Ray Wright
Henry Shenk
Ralph Pine
Emory Scott
Irvin Youngberg
Shenk
Pine
Deem Resigns as County Coroner in Kansas
Dr F S Deem resigns as Douglas County coroner sending a letter to Governor Edward F Arn. He explains joining Sunflower Ordnance Works hospital leaves him unable to balance duties and will serve as coroner until a successor is appointed. He is completing his second term.
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Deem
Edward F. Arn
Sunflower Ordnance Works Hospital
Journal-World Today
Douglas County
Secon
Lawrence students shine at district music festival
About 3 000 students from 54 schools performed on the University of Kansas campus as 47 groups and soloists earned ratings. First ratings advance to the state festival. Lawrence groups and soloists won 1 and 2 ratings with multiple ensembles, choruses, and instrumental soloists listed.
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Fesival Heer
University of Kansas
LLILS
Agnior
Arinet
JAWS
Alee Club
Ela Vibet
Vocalc
Pisna — Nelson
Martha Greene
Peggy Wilson
Kay Nelson
Carl Hutchison
Nbrinth
Maxine Koerner
Jane Farley
Fred Coombs
Evile
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Atring
Junior High
Pian
Marilyn Perry
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Lois Edwards
Phyllis Brown
Ruth Tatham
Joann Nixon
Mary Griswold
Sharon Rhodes
Yvonne Robb
Dan Springer
Phillip White
Schoola Wrre
Alert Citizenry Could Halt American Road to Socialism
Chancellor Deane W. Malott of the University of Kansas told about 400 Rotarians and wives at the Rotary district 180 convention that citizens must vote or influence elections to prevent socialism. He warned against bureaucratic growth, noting 2,245,000 civilian workers in the executive branch and a daily rise in federal payroll, urging Rotarians to inform the public and take a stand amid “difficult, dangerous and explosive times.”
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Deane W. Malott
K. U
Rotary International
University of Kansas
Rotary
Malott
Pease Feee
Govern‘ment
Executive Branch
Washington
British Empire
No. 10
Downing Street
Education leader elected governor amid Kansas convention
Hugh Bryan of Leavenworth was chosen governor of the Toth district at a convention. The gathering highlighted talks on military and educational cooperation, with emphasis on preparing students for service before during or after duty. The governor’s ball and university events followed, including a museum visit and a buffet at the hotel.
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Leavenworth
Toth
Hiltary
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Grya
Moo Alevain
Mitiah
McCain
Mecauap
Nike
MecCain
Ted Oxynotid
College 8
Aly Toon
Pativen
Rusell
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Blair
Korea
Johny T. Feni
Emporia
Atlan City
Fatnyer
Emmors
Marning
Wom
K. CU. It Museum
Ming Roger Allen
Paul
Recruiters Gather At Armory For New Grads Interview
A special employment list is prepared to interview graduates from high schools this spring, with interviews set for June. Separate flash report notes a related event in Mexico City about air or fire damage reported late Saturday.
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Vermont
John
Doh Ingasa
Mevic
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Uruspan
Mesxivo City
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