Air War Escalation Silent in Korea Air Battle
Lt. Gen. George E. Stratemeyer warned the growing communist air arm may launch ground attacks as jet battles over Korea continue. Reports say 8 Russian jets attacked 115 U.S. jets and 32 B-29s with limited losses, while five B-29s were shot down near the Yalu River.
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George E. Stratemeyer
U.S. Far East
Red
Stratmeyer
Termeyer
We Ie Ag
U.S
Far East
Korea
Air Force
Washington
Jeta
Yalu River
Kansas picks NR O T C candidates for Navy scholarships
Principal and alternate NR O T C candidates from Kansas were announced for 1951 entry. The list names Lawrence Stokes Coombs, John Elvig, Charles Johnson, Arthur Nease, Edward Ruese and others from Kansas City, Wichita, Emporia, and more. Alternate picks include James Devlin, James Edwards, Richard Ross, Donald Waggoner, and John Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
N.R.O.T.C. College
University
N.R.O.T.C
Navy
Lawrence
Fred Stokes Coombs
John Frithjof Elvig
Charles Korbly Johnson
Arthur Martin Nease, Jr
Edward Frederick Ruese
Kansas City
Dean Conrad Allard, Jr
James Edward Harris
Robert Cecil McClanahan, Jr
Robert Lorraine Stark
Wichita
Richard Lee Morris
William Charles Owen
Edwin Dale Porter
Emporia
Mare
Alan Hurt
Lloyd Albert Pine
Walter William Stoeppelworth
Lenexa
James Moffit Bodenheimer
Lyons
Joseph Phi
Gylta Food Center Goes Open on Weekdays Only
Local listing shows Gylta Food Center operating with hours 0 evenings and Sundays, indicating a limited schedule. Bad & Line noted as a neighboring entity or guideline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gylta Food Center
Bad & Line
Peronists Celebrate Expropriation Of La Prensa
Flags atop the La Prensa building glitter as the government moves to expropriate the 82 year old Argentine paper. The Peronist bill seeks government control, with Peron able to sign or let it become law automatically after 20 working days. The sale funds may reimburse Paz. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
la Prensa
Sant Me
Jour D. Peron
Regima
Seroa
all-Peronista Ld
Las Epscis
Denntias
Pv Aigen Npg Taenues
Enlce
Senate
la Prensz
Peron
Bnce
Government to strict controls on scarce metals and prices
Washington April 18 The government orders a materials control plan to channel scarce steel copper and aluminum to defense and essential civilian industries effective July 1 The move signals gearing up for wartime controls on wages prices and other economic elements The White House expects substantial labor management agreement on the wage board next year OPS to announce price limiting formulas within ten days and plan to cap meat prices at slaughter wholesale and retail levels for housewives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Production Authority
White House
Mobilization Advisory Board
Eer
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Lawrence Doctor Named Douglas County Coroner
Dr H Penfield Jones of Lawrence is named the new Douglas County coroner by Gov Ward Arn. Jones, a 18 year Lawrence physician, served 42 months in World War II and is a Harvard and KU medical school graduate married with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Penfield Jones
Lawrence
Douglas County
Ward F. Arn
Jones
F. S. Deem
Deem
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Harvard
University of Kansas
Elementary Concert At High School Auditorium
An elementary school band and other instrumental groups perform a free concert tonight at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. The notice lists Coal by ton half-ton or Redy- Takry and includes Ice Co. phone advertisement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Co
Showdown Vote on RFC Shakeup Sparks Senate Battle
Washington reports a heated fight over President Truman's plan to overhaul the Reconstruction Finance Corporation amid ongoing Senate probes into loan influence. Senator Fulbright leads opposition while administration supporters say votes are secured. a mink coat tied to a White House aide also figures in the revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Fulbright
D.-Ark
White House
RFC
Capehart
R.-Ind
Thesident
Joseph Short
E. Merl Young
Short
New York Farrier
Young
RFFC
Set Final Schedule for KU Examinations 1952-53
University of Kansas announces final examination dates May 24 to May 81 with no exams May 26 and 27 to accommodate national Selective Service tests. Heavy schedule allows four exams daily except May 31, potential four finals in a day, and petition for changes. Fall registration begins Sept 22. orientation moved to prior week Wednesday. commencement June 8, 1953. Fall 92 days, spring 90. breaks: Thanksgiving five days, Christmas two weeks, Easter one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
James K.hitt
University Senate
Hitt
Admits Wichita Robbery by Fairfax Man
Melbert Hudson of Fairfax Oklahoma, 34, signed a statement admitting his part in the $17,000 robbery of the Lee Cole family in Wichita on March 22, according to Chief of Police George Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Melbert Hudson
Fairfax
Okla
Lee Cole
George Shepherd
General Invited To Deliver Views On Far East Policy
Washington reports that Gen Douglas MacArthur was invited to testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee on American Far Eastern policies. The panel, a 7-6 Democrat Republican mix, also voted to review U S Far Eastern policy. Republican leaders push for a joint Senate House session invitation, with Martin of Massachusetts warning MacArthur will speak publicly in New York if not invited quickly. MacArthur plans to depart Tokyo by Monday, aiming to address Congress or speak publicly in the United States. The panel chair said the public deserves full facts about the Truman MacArthur clash within security limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Armed Services Committee
Far East
MacArthur
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
New York City
Tokyo
United States
Truman
Senate
House Rules Committee
Senate Armedervices Committee
Russell
D.ga
New Storm On Way Over Kansas From Montana
A new storm moving from Montana is forecast to bring rain or snow to northwest Kansas late tomorrow and spread across the state by tomorrow night. Temperatures tonight expected in the 30s with tomorrow's highs from 46 in the northwest to 60 in the southeast. Clouds and milder conditions tonight give way to a windy cold front with scattered rain in the east and another chilly day overall across the region. Goodland records 21 degrees and Wichita 51 as other readings noted.
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Kansas
Montana
Ava
Goodland
I City
Ruseel
Hutchinson
Kaneae
Saturda
Nouth
Porbut
Chicago
Denver
Fort Worth
Havre
Sonnet
Kansas City
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Smtwt Ge Au Tee Rs
Production at Sunflower Starts Initial Phase
Authorities begin the initial phase of production at Sunflower in a nitriati and air area identified as Hercules. The move marks the start of operations with officials overseeing safety and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower
Nitriati
Air Area
Hercules
Unclear Text on Formosa Return Debate
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Formosa tea and a debate on final fates. Refers to possible communist parties and UB experts. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or names identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calbere Communista Ies
Ent
Tee
Formosa
Pancake Feed by Dorsey-Liberty Post Aims to Aid Junior Baseball
The Dorsey-Liberty American Legion post will hold its second annual Pancake Feed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow in the auditorium of the new municipal building at Eighth and Vermont. Proceeds fund the Legion Junior baseball team. tickets cost 50 cents for unlimited pancakes, sausage, and coffee. Legion Commander Lyman Wiley urged attendees to take at least two servings. Local merchants donated materials to maximize funds for the team. last year’s event ran noon to 7 p.m. and was successful. Several cooks are listed, with Ernie Pulliam, Ernie Pontius, Wiley, Moyer, Morgan, Andrews, Francis, Mitchell, Hulteen, Mathia, and two father-son teams among those serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Municipal
Eighth and
Vermont Streets
Legion
Lyman Wiley
Ernie Pulliam
Ernie Pontius
Sam Moyer
Les Morgan
John Andrews
Gib Francis
John Mitchell
George Hulteen
Delbert Mathia
Harold
Alan Fisher
George
Jack Starkey
Lawrence City Weighs Secrecy in Manager Search
Interim City Manager Harold Fisher said the Lawrence city commission will not disclose names of applicants for the permanent city manager post. One candidate has applied. The panel also approved a $751 timing device for fire station doors and discussed replacing the city planning commission as four terms expire. Mayor Chris Kraft can no longer serve as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fisher
Lawrence
The
Journal-World Today
Fisher
G. W. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
New City
Ray Anderson
Topeka
Queens
City Planning Commission
Chris Kraft
Annual Fish Fry At Es View Club Tomorrow Night
Despite cold weather forecast, Es View's annual fish fry will be held tomorrow night at the club. Advance reservations are encouraged as officers led by B. J. Under Johnson, Cokes, and C. G. Hesse host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es View
Accoe
Carl Mettner
B. J. Underjohnson
Cokes
Cord
C. G. Hesse
Needs Rooms for Athletes at state high meet
Officials from K U Relays appeal to Lawrence town for housing athletes for the state high school meet. Rooms are available through the athletic office or at the number 913 with K V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Toun
K. U
Ice dock sale at Vermont grocer BE Ma
Ice dock at 618 Vermont reported for sale. Store owner in Be Ma region operates the grocery outlet. Local listing notes the address as a reference point for community shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Dock
Vermont
College students may apply for Selective Service testing
College students may obtain an Application Stone for the Selective Service College Qualification test at the county draft board in Lawrence. Students must show draft status and be enrolled in college. The ETS exam determines deferment eligibility based on learning capacity or scholastic performance. Tests are May 26 June 16 and June 30 at over 1000 locations including University of Kansas and Baker University.
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Selective Service College
Douglas County
Education Testing Service
E.T.S
University of Kansas
Baker Univerraat
Princeton
N. J
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Funeral set for three Ewerts in Iowa crash
Walter Ewert family members killed in a car transport truck collision near Onawa Iowa will be buried together Sunday in Marion South Dakota. The family included Walter Ewert a Kansas University journalism professor his wife Louise 37 daughter Sylvia 3 and son Ronald six who survived with multiple injuries. Ronald remained in critical condition at Onawa hospital after the wreck that occurred in sleet and a snowstorm as they were traveling to Marion to be at his grandfather William J Ewert’s bedside.
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Walter Ewert
Onawa
Iowa
Marion
S. D
Ewert
K.U
Ronald Ewert
Louise
Sylvia
Ronald
Journal-World
A. J. Richart
Los Angeles
Wert
William J. Ewert
Half Fund Progress Report From Local Cancer Drive
Almost half the cancer fund has been collected in the past week, bringing the total to 1957.54 dollars. The Lawrence Douglas county quota is 4000 dollars. Contributions by division include advance gifts 548, business district 354.75, residential 56, rural Douglas 34, KU 444, Haskell 90.18, city schools 314.61, organizations 74, Baldwin 30.50, Eudora 6.50, Lecompton 2. Largest block collection was Elmer Broat on the 800 block east side of Massachusetts street with 71. Other reporters include John Crown, Bob Charlton, Teo Eller, Stanley Fenstemaker, Ethan Smith, Delmar Ganett, Jack Miller, R. B. Gem mell, John, Pike, Rusty Springer and Lathrop Read. Workers report mornings to Mrs. Bob Van Noy at 902 Vermont Street in Boggs and Albert Millinery. Gifts of 10 dollars and over are noted.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Divisiona
K.U
Haskell
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Elmer Broat
Massachusetts Street
East Aide
John Crown
Bob Charlton
Teo Eller
Stanley Fenstemaker
Ethan Smith
Delmar Ganett
West Side
Jack Miller
R. B. Gemmell
John, Pike
Rusty Springer
Lathrop Read
Bob van Noy
Boggs and Albert Millinery
Vermont Street
Law Day at KU Law School honored with speaker
United States Circuit Judge Alfred P. Murrah headlined the KU Law Day banquet in the Memorial Union drawing 450 attendees. The event crowned Miss Res Ipsa Uit ur 1951 as law school queen and honored students with Law Review editing certificates and Moot Court awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res Ipsa Loquitor
Marilyn Dubach
Kansas City
H. Lee Turner
Newton
Mins Dubach
A. Iu
Kappa Kappa Gamma
United States Circuit
Alfred P. Murrah
Oklahoma City
School of Law
Order of the Coif
Law
Willard Burton
W. 14Th
Lawrence
Thomas Dealy
Hays
Jesse H. Foster, Jr
Independence
Walter A. Haxman
Kansas
K. U
R. M. Davis
Law Review
Ted Asmorel
Wichita
Thomas Deary
Ervin Johnston
Peru
Charles D. Johnson
Marquette
Patrick Thiessen
Hutchinson
Richard Wahl
Laxman
Ethan Potter
Peabody
House rejects draft extension to 26 months
Washington April 13. The house stood firm on extending military service for draftees from 21 to 26 months. By a 126 to 60 vote it defeated Shafer Michigan's bid to set the extension at 24 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shafer R.mich
Pilot Survives Mountain Landing Above Rainier
Lieut. John Hodgkins of Selma California parachuted to a mountain top near Rainier National Park after an air crash. He survived the night in 20 below zero cold amid a fierce gale as rescue crews on a Flying Boxcar worked to locate and aid him. His stalled plane’s engine failed in the thin air but Hodgkins stood by the wreck waved from the summit with his parachute signaling his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier National Park
Air Force
John Hodgkins
Selma
Calif
McChord Air Force Base
Warning on Stray Dogs in City
Police Chief John Ingalls warned that all dogs in the city must be tied from April 1 to August 1 under city ordinance. Licensed dogs taken to the pound require a $1 daily board bill before release. unlicensed dogs are kept five days then disposed of unless a license is purchased and the animal vaccinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingalls
City Ordnance
Ingalls
Stock Market Index Closes Higher on April 13
New York reports the closing average at 95.6, up 1.0 points. Market activity shows the index advancing as traders react to early gains.
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New York
Deadline set for filing state income tax in Kansas
Topeka reports a drive to eliminate tax penalties, noting that filing after midnight April 16 incurs a 10 percent penalty, rising to 35 percent after 60 days. Fraud penalties range from 50 to 100 percent, with monthly interest up to 1 percent. Conviction for fraud may bring up to five years in prison. Through April 12, 240,658 returns were received and penalties totaled 102,868 dollars. Comparable figures from a year ago show 844 returns and 26,132,526 dollars collected in taxes and payments.
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Topeka
Ee AR
Kansas
Orn
Ifa
Horn
Waver
Kansas and Cambridge Debate Tonight at Fraser Theater
The University of Kansas will meet Cambridge University of England tonight in Fraser theater at 8 o'clock to argue the merits of the American way of life. Captain H Cotton Minchin, British consul in Kansas City, will chair. The event is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Cambridge University of England
Fraser Theater
H. Cotton Minchin
Kansas City
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Stratemeyer
Reds
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New County
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Associated Press
Waitere
Bill ‘Pulliam
Stawall
Merle Hodges
Don Snee
Jack Wolfe
Bob Cawley
Jim Holladay
Bill Bradley
Lege
Rment
S.D
Reuter Jean Aabad
Lawrence Paper Co
Aeecenes
Hotel Eldridge
Paul Dinsmoor
Ara
Margaret Habein
Guy W. Smith
Marion C. Wolfe
Nancie B. Greenman
Edward S. Robinson
Deane W. Malott
Bruce L. Miller
Lawrence Bldg
Anonymus
the World Co
Holmen McGrew & Peck
Dean
B. F. Co
Cambridge
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