General MacArthur May Return Next Week to Address Congress
Washington reports House Republican Leader Martin said MacArthur may fly back to the United States next week to address Congress sooner than previously stated. Republicans push a resolution inviting him to speak at a joint session, while Democrats remain divided on the idea and Senate action is uncertain.
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Washington
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Republican Policy Committee
MacArthur
Congress
Japan
Truman
Senate
Bourne
Hopes Rules Committee
Committee
Kerr
Oklahoma
Dem
G.O.P
Trouman
Wherry
Nebraska
Price
Plan A K U Meeting Seeks Global Student Volunteers
The Student Volunteer Movement revival conference is scheduled for December 27 1951 to January 1 1952 at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Edward H Johnson and Rev Dartag discussed plans with KU religious leaders as Rev Dale Turner chairs the local committee and Miss Helene Currier serves as secretary. Dr Herrick Young of International House New York will join the delegation arriving for the event.
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University of Kansas
Att. Orend
Thrnout
Edward H. Johnson
Seera
Dartag
Lawrence
New_York
Dale E. Turner
Oath Congregational Church
Helener Currier
K. U
Herrick Young
International House
New York City
Actas Dey Cleaners
Editorial Shapes of MacArthur Verdict Across Papers
A survey of editorials from Chicago Tribune and Washington Times-Herald urging impeachment, New York Times backing the President, and debate on Truman's removal of General MacArthur. The piece notes mass public sentiment and differing views on civilian control and military policy during the conflict.
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Associated
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Chicago Tribune
Washington Times-Herald
General MacArthur
MacArthur
United States
Y. A
New York Times
Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sawyer
Vinson
Supreme Court
Perlman
Peyton Ford
Philip B. Fleming
George L. Killion
Lines
Maritime Commission
Dollar Steamship
American Presidentines
Delaware Saerstahior
Government
R. Stanley Dollar
U.S. Court of Appeals
House Drops Winstead Amendment on Segregated Units
Washington April 12 7 The House voted 178 to 126 to strike the Winstead amendment from the Barden draft bill which would have let draftees request service in segregated or non segregated units The amendment drew support from Southern Democrats and was not recorded by name in a teller vote
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Washington
House
Price D.ill
Winstead
Barden
Vinson
Armed Services Committee
D.-Miss
Lonborg among four named to Helms Hall of Fame
A. C. Dutch Lonborg athletic director at Kansas and former basketball coach is elected to the Helms Hall of Fame along with Fred Enke Forrest Di Bernardi Charles Carney. The Helms Foundation announced the selections and noted the honored join 38 total members.
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A. C
Lonborg
Athletic Directo
University of Kansas
Helms Hall College Basketball Hall of Fame
Fred Enke
University of Arizona
Forrest di Bernardi
Westminster
Charles Carney
Minnois
Helms Foundation
Hall O of Fame
Ned Cronin
George T. Davis
R. C. Samuelsen
al Santoro
Sid Ziff
Paul Zimmerman
W. R. Bill Schroeder
Paul H. Helms
Hall of Fame
College Basketball Hall of Fame
Helms Sports Shrine
Helms Library
James Naismith
Emil S. Liston
Baker University
N.A
Legion Pancake Feed Scheduled At Eighth and Vermont
American Legion prepares a pancake breakfast lunch and dinner from 7 am to 7 pm Saturday in the auditorium of the Eighth and Vermont building. Tickets cost 50 cents for unlimited servings of pancakes sausage and coffee with all proceeds funding the Legion Junior baseball team. Local merchants donate supplies and guests include many local personalities as cooks with Legion members and last year’s Junior team serving as waiters.
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American Legion
Eighth and
Vermont
Legion
Jets Best Reds In Battle
American and Chinese forces clashed in two major air battles over northwest Korea. The big duel involved about 152 jets, with US Sabres and F-84s opposing MiGs from Manchuria. Bombers hit the Yalu bridge area as US planes claimed multiple enemy losses and safe landings.
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Northwest Ko
Hantan
Chorwon
North Korea
United Nation Asia
Red Manchuria
U. S
Yalu River
Antang
Menchuris
Sinuija
Korea
Weather Warnings Flash Across East as Snow and Rain Loom
Topeka forecast notes mix of sun and clouds with snow in eastern areas tonight and tomorrow. Forecaster Richard Garrett says 2 degree frost likely statewide with 25 in the west and 20 in the east. Readings peak 40 in the east up to 50 in the west. early precipitation reported across several towns with light snowfall in northeast.
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Topeka
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Olathe
Leavenworth
Horton
Lawrence
Centralia
McPherson
Wamnegs
Chanute
Emporia
Garnett
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Hill City
Hanover
Salina
Libera
Gondland
Town hires new dog catcher Pollse Ghiet in Lawrence
Fragmentary notice says Pollse Ghiet will patrol East Bil t street as dog catcher and seize stray dogs. Owners will be notified if animals are taken and a $200 fee covers a 20 day period.
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Lawrence
Say
East Bilt Street
U S Death Toll in Korea Tops Ten Thousand
The Associated Press reports U S casualties in Korea rose to 59 396 with 8 941 killed in action 9 590 wounded and 10 865 missing through April 4 The totals include 1 109 returned to U S control 113 prisoners of war and 9 544 currently remaining missing across army navy marine corps and air force services.
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Washington
Kplan
U. S
Unii
U.S
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Deadlock on wage stabilizing board eyed for settlement
Washington April 12 President Truman's mobilization advisory board discussed for hours a possible settlement of the labor government deadlock over a wage stabilization board. The 17 member panel was described as hopeful for a nightfall agreement, else Truman may appoint a public membership board within 48 hours to ease mounting disputes behind the wage freeze. Public representatives may be required if labor and management fail to agree.
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Washington
Truman
Otto H. Seyferth
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Eric Johnston
United Labor Policy Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
Business Advisory Council
The
Commerce Department
Committee For Economic Developmiscy
MacArthur Offered $100000 Post at Remington Rand
Chicago reports General MacArthur will take an $100000 a year job with Remington Rand Inc joining its board and directing its worldwide affairs. A formal announcement is expected after a board meeting tentatively set for April 24. The information comes from a reliable insider close to the corporation.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
General MacAthur
Remington Rand, Inc
Corration
MacArthur
Anid
Tokyo
Remington Rand
Protests Trial for Cook in Oklahoma City
U S District Judge Stephen S Chandler protested the release of kidnap slayer Bill Cook to California authorities for trial on a murder charge. Chandler who sentenced Cook to 500 years for the kidnap slaying of an Illinois family sent his protest and a transcript of court proceedings to the department of justice. Cook is at Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay as the department of justice works out legal technicalities before turnover.
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Oklahoma City
U.S
Stephen S. Chandler
Bill Cook
California
Chandler
Cook
Department of Justice
Alcatraz Prison
San Francisco Bay
Justice Department
State Census Figures for Kansas Counties Released
The census reports Kansas total population at 1 905 298 up from 801 028 in 1940. Sedgwick County 222 290, Shawnee 185 318, Wyandotte 105 418, with Douglas 24 086 Franklin 19 928 Jefferson 11 084 and Leavenworth 7 0 0? unconfirmed.
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al Vreau
Kansas
Sedgwick
Jek'a
Andotte County
Shawnee
Douglas
Franklin
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Students vote to keep Crimson and Blue as KU school song
In spring campus elections 2 555 to 680 against designating Onward Kansas as official song. F.A.C.T.S. party backed James Logan for student council presidency, while Pachacamac-N.O.W. won more class offices. Logan defeated Warren Andreas 1 721 to 1 478, Grace Endacott of Lawrence elected junior class president, with numerous district and officer results listed.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Allen Crafton
Jack Latter
F.A.C.T.S
James Logan
Miss Endacott
Norman Endacott
Tennessee Street
School of Fine Arts
James H. Martin
Hutchingon
Phil Owen
Green
Virginia
Mackey
Mission
All Pachacamac
Lyle Anderson
Abilene
Donald Dirks
Pateons
Pachacamec
Robert Canad
Wichita
Dean Verriex
Silvia
Beverly Earnhardt
Independence
Donovan Hull
Bob Kenney
Winfield
Sue Plummer
Kansas City
Carol Krehbiel
Topeka
Grace Endacott
Lawrence
Robert M. Knightly
Hutchinson
Leah Ross
Washington
D. le P
Date Dodge
Lawrence approves reappointments of city department heads
Lawrence city commission met at City Hall and approved reappointment of all city department heads and non elected officers. City Clerk Harold Fisher presented the appointments with interim manager duties noted. City water department head C M Fox was named parking maintenance man at 215 dollars monthly and given up to 50 dollars for instruction.
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Lawrence
Fox
J. C. Harper
Harper
Hollywood writer names 20 figures as ex Communists
Washington April 12 On Screen writer Richard J Collins named more than 20 Hollywood figures including producer Robert Rossen and writers Buddy Barg Ring Lardner Jr as once members of the Communist Party Collins said he was a Communist from 1938 to 1947 He reported many of the named individuals have since disaffiliated from the Party
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Washington
Apr
Richard J. Collins
Hollywood
Robert Rossen
Buddyn Barg
Ring Lardner, Jr
Collins
Stock Market Index Update
Market report shows the New York Average of 60 stocks closing mixed with slight gains. Evening sessions note volatility and differing sector performances as traders react to recent economic data.
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New York
Hershberger Appointed to Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka April 12 A W Hershberger Wichita attorney was named to the Kansas Board of Regents by Gov He will serve the unexpired term ending 1953 subject to Senate approval. The vacancy arose after the Senate did not act on two amendments and Jerry E Driscoll Russell attorney had held the post on a recess appointment.
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Topeka
A. W. Hershberger
Wichita
Pen Board
Hershberger
Senate
Erry E. Driscoll
Russell
Frank Carlson
Ann
Herb J. Barr
Scon Rancher
Driscoll
Queen of Kan sas Relays named from nine nominees
Lynette Oberg of Wilmette Illinois was selected by three judges from nine nominees to reign over the 26th annual Kansas Relays weekend of April 20 and 21. Attendants include Narra Sherrill Smith Maurine Ramsey Velma Lee and KU runners-up Virginia Ireland Barbara Findley and Baverlee Strasser. Oberg will attend the engineering exposition a campus tea and relay events and receive the bouquet at the parade and dances.
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Lynette Oberg
Wilmette
Ill
Oberg
Kansas City
Kansas
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Miss Oberg
Narra Sherrill Smith
Washburn University
Maurine Ramsey
University of Wichita
Velma Lee
Metz
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Queen's Court
Los
University of Kansas
Mt. Oread
Virginia Ireland
Strong Avenue
Barbara Findley
Osawatomie
Baverlee Strasser
Sane
Associated Women
Misa Oberg
Douglas county surveys sites for new 4-H fairgrounds
Douglas county commissioners and 4-H executive committee members spent the afternoon surveying possible sites for the new Douglas county 4-H Fairgrounds. A one mill levy was approved for two years to fund the project, with no action until funds are available after year start.
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Douglas County
Eldridge Hotel
Ase
Elmer Quidahl
Charles Banning
Ray Ogden
4-H
John Vogel
Deal Six
Dale Powell
A. E. Prenton
Hubert Hoskinson
Fred Flory
Fred Rothberger
Harold Johanning
Fremont Hornberger
Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Ewertboy Fair At Latest Report
Ronald Ewert age 11 of Lawrence is listed as fair after a fatal auto crash that killed his father Walter Ewert and sister. Ronald remained semi conscious at Onawa Hospital as doctors study X rays. The collision occurred near Onawa on Highway 1h in sleet and snow.
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Tows
Ronald Ewert
Lawrence
Vole
Bfe
Ronald
Walter E. Ewert
Geaistant
Sisan
Sylvian Je
Ted White Wicks
Wilbur Raints
Council Bluffs
Kaints
Ewert
Ewart
Ewerts
Ware
Marion
South Dakota
W. J. Ewert
Tobey accuses Truman of threats over impeachment
Senate reports indicate Senator Tobey said the President invited him to “go right ahead” after Tobey alleged Truman threatened impeachment. Tobey claimed Truman could be forced to reveal evidence about alleged fees paid to some congress members connected with RFC loans.
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Washington
Tobey
R.N.H
Truman
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Congress
R.F.C
White House stenographer resumes post after mink coat probe
Mrs. F Merl Young who wore a $9540 mink coat during the senate R F C investigation has returned to service as a White House stenographer. The event ties to the wartime era scrutiny of government procurement and personnel.
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R. F.C
Reaigna
Washington
UPI
Mra
Merl Young
Senate
White House
Weather update with partly cloudy skies and possible rain
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions to the west tonight and Friday with a chance of light rain. Warmer temperatures are expected with a low around 28.
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Felay
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