Yanks Pound Red Ground in Korea Front Update
Allied forces pushed into Yachon nine miles deep in red Korea and gained limited ground along the 150 mile line. North Korean resistance ranged from light to bitter as U N troops also held high ground near Inje and Yanggu. Air battles saw 16 F 86s clash with 30 MiGs with several enemy aircraft damaged. overall since November 1950 about 317 communists planes destroyed or damaged.
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Tokyo
Yachon
Red Korea
Yauchon
Yonggu
Inje
Dama
Yala River
Yanggu
U. N
Hwachon
Robert Bunson
U. S. Highth Army
Yondhon
Eighth Army
Chorwon
Wonsan
Songjin
Chongjin
Korea
VFW and Auxiliary Install Officers Tonight in City Hall
A joint installation of officers for the Alford-Clarke post 852 and its auxiliary is set for 8 pm at the city building. Mrs. Eldon Tefft, former auxiliary president, is reelected and will be installed. Charles Coffman will become post commander. Refreshments will follow. public invited.
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Alford-Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mra
Eldon Tefft
Charles Coffman
Joe Shellbar
Stock Market Index Declines in New York Opening
New York stock market closes lower as the CPI shows a down tick of 2 points in the 60-stock average at 97.7. Details mention several manufacturers and consumer goods firms amid a broad market retreat.
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New York
CPI
Sa Ecto H Llpe
B. F. Foodirkah
College Men Delayed Until Test Scores Calculated
Washington April 16 UPI Selective Service will delay drafting college men this spring until test scores and scholastic averages are calculated. Officials say many freshmen will return in fall, with deferments possible for those scoring 70 or higher or ranking high scholastically, despite school terms ending before tests. The Kudag amendment does not bind draft boards to aptitude tests for deferments.
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Washington
Upi—Selective Service
Solective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Wuvgt Atten Saunas
Ee Ee
Hershey
House
Senate
Kilday
D-Tex
Robbery At Pearsons Service Station On Highway 10
Two armed men robbed William Pearson at Pearsons Service Station 2801 Louisiana shortly after midnight taking about 210 dollars from his billfold and a carton of cigarettes. They escaped east on Highway 10 in a black 1950 Chevrolet with no plates. Pearson described the robbers as about 30, medium build, well dressed, with no hats. Police recovered no weapon and cords ripped from wall telephone.
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William Pearson
Pearson
Louisiana
Sheriff's Office
Arn Stands Firm on Regents Seat Dispute
Topeka April 16 Governor Arn refuses to back down over removing Jerry Driscoll from the state board of regents asserting only a supreme court ruling will change his position. Hershberger received a recess appointment to replace Driscoll, while Driscoll argues his seat remains until the senate acts. A board meeting on April 20 could trigger a court ruling amid no comment from the regents or Attorney General Fatzer.
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Topeka
Edward F. Arn
Supreme Court
Jerry Driscoll
Russell
State Board of Regents
A. W. Hershberger
Wichita
Driscoll
Frank Carlson
Hershberger
Dricoll
Convan
Ann
Arn
Senate
Herb J. Bart
Leon Rancher
Board of Regents
Harold R. Fatzer
Herb Barr
Board of Recents
Horchberger
Boy Ronald Ewert Improves After Iow a Auto Crash
Ronald Ewert the six year old Cordley school pupil critically injured in a snow storm truck collision near Onawa Iowa is much improved and resting well hospital officials say His parents Mia and Walter and his three year old sister Sylvia died in the crash The KU journalism staff member T C Ryther Bob Williams Dewayne Oglesbee and Jack Corporon attended the funeral services in Freeman South Dakota for the Ewert family and the boy remains under care after brain jaw pelvis and chest injuries with consciousness not fully regained.
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Ronald Ewert
Cordley School
Onawa
Iowa
Journal-World Today
Ronald
Mia
Walter E. Ewert
Sylvia
Ewert
University of Kansas Journalism School
William J. Ewert
Freeman
S. D
Ewerts
Marion
T. C. Ryther
K. U
Bob Williams
K. WU
Dewayne Oglesbee
Jack Corporon
Kansas
Ryther
Onawa Hospital
Will Hold Church Conference at Endora Methodist
Endora Methodist church members will hold their conference tomorrow at the church. Captain's Creek Methodist members have been invited. Dr. W. Coldsmith district superintendent will preside at the meeting.
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Endora
Successful junior Legion benefit feeds Lawrence fans
A Saturday feed at the City building raised meals for 1,103 people from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for the Lawrence Junior American Legion baseball team. Each person paid 50 cents for all you can eat pancakes coffee and sausage. George Starkey praised the event as a huge success and announced George Hulteen will manage the club this year.
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Lawrence
Starkey
George Hulteen
Hulteen
C.C. Carl
Ernie Pulliam
Starkey Sail
K U to Open Bids for Carillon Bells Installation
Lawrenc e bidders will bid on transporting and installing a 53 bell carillon for the K U World War I memorial campanile. Bells arrived in New York by steamship and are due on Santa Fe freight cars within two weeks. The Memorial association votes bids, while Frank C Grey arrived to supervise installation.
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K. U
New York City
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Memorial Association
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frank C. Grey
Sohn
Lor
Loughbrough
Englan
Taylor Company
United Nations Receives North Korean Protest
The United Nations in New York received a lengthy Russian language communication from North Korea. Officials said translation would take hours and declined to summarize. The document reportedly protests American atrocities against Korean civilians, calls for U.N. troop withdrawal, and urges punishment of U.S. aggression.
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United Nations
N.Y
Red Radio
U.N
Korea
GOP Senators Endorse Probe Into Truman Policy
Washington Republicans unanimously back a two house congressional inquiry into Truman administration foreign and military policy. Gen Douglas MacArthur will address a joint meeting of Congress Thursday after Pentagon invitation. MacArthur arrived in Honolulu amid a near riot, shaking hands with Gov Ingram Stainback and Army Secretary Pace while photographers were manhandled.
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Millikin
Colorado
Douglas MacArthur
Congress
House
Senate
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kee
D.-W. Va
Honolulu
Constellation
Bataan
Air Force
United States
Arthur W. Radford
Hawaii
Ingram Stainback
Army
Frank Pace, Jr
No Indictments From Grand Jury in Topeka Probe
Shawnee county grand jury reported eight weeks of inquiry into Topeka and county affairs found no evidence warranting an indictment. The 15 members said no presentments were submitted. The probe touched on the State Insurance Commissioner Frank Sullivan and unsolved burglaries by an individual known as barefoot. A Topeka sister’s pulpit claim about a legislator’s pay also drew jury attention.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnee County Grand Jury
State Insurance
Frank Sullivan
Lawrence
Eunice R. Hyre
State Insurance Department
Sullivan
Topek
Rotary talk and Kansas relate coach remarks
Dr. F C Allen Kansas basketball coach spoke at the Eldridge Rotary meeting stressing the sport’s development and urging a college athletic commissioner similar to the pro system. Dave Mordy of Fredonia, on the Kansas Relays committee, noted the Wyoming relays this weekend amid rain washing out the Yankees opener in Washington and delaying ceremonies with a Friday makeup and night game.
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F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
Principeeddies
Eldridge
Dave Mordy
Kansas Relays Committee
Fredonia
Washington
New York Yankees
Truman
C.S
Cs.t
Americans Leaving Abadan Port Amid Iranian Unrest
Tehran reports say the Abadan refinery remains largely shut as 3200 workers return while agitators deter reports. The world’s largest refinery, hub of British operations, employs 12000. arrivals of 30 to 50 Americans are noted, with British residents yet to depart. In Tehran, Premier Ala receives unanimous confidence from the senate as lower house moots action.
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Tehran
Iran
Ant
agro-Iranian Oil
Abadan
Senate
Hussein Ala
Turn Over to 4-H Minstrel Show Aids Fairgrounds
Lawrence Men's Chorus minstrel show slated for April 23 and 24 at Liberty Memorial high school auditorium under Charles Kassinger to raise funds for 4-H fairgrounds landscaping. About 35 chorus members plus 15 students and townspeople in the orchestra. End men include John Andrega, Henry Asher, Carl Drake, Junius Underwood. Tickets $1 adults 50c children. Cast rehearsals this week with dress rehearsal Sunday. chorus to wear white coats.
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Lawrence Men’s Chorus
Liberty Memorial High School
Charles Kassinger
Kassigner
4-H
K. U
John Andrewa
Henry Asher
Carl Drake
Junius Underwood
Lawrence I
Bert Nash
Arden Booth
F. C
Phog” Allen
Elin Jorgensen
Jack Stephenson
Hurst
Lakin
Newton Jerome
Mlinois Street
Lewis Pat Arnold
Indiana Street
Bill Arnold
Dougan
County 4-H
L. M. H. S. Future Farmers of America
Bell Music Store
Aeggay
Humanities Lecture at K U Aids in War Talks
The piece describes humanities lectures by Helen C White at the University of Kansas Lawrence campus, highlighting her role as outstanding woman of 1950, and outlining her schedule including talks on Donne and metaphysical poets, education for international understanding, and the university woman in a decade of defense. It notes the first U S troops returning from Korea and the rotation program, with Lt Gen Edward H Brooks predicting full speed by summer.
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Pusan
Ores
United States
Korea
Rob
Helen C. White
Uniert T
Eighth Army
American Asanciation
Edward H. Brookes
Army Department
Lawrence
University of Kansas Humanities Committee
John Donne
Fraser Theater
Kansas
Mem Union
Miss White
American Association of University Professors
Newnan Club
International Relations Club
K. U. Art Museum
Notre Dame University
Gurgenheim
Aast
Misa White
Wisconsin University
Radcline
University of Wisconsin
Census to Begin House to House in Lawrence Area
Kansas state census effort starts Saturday with 28 teachers collecting names of children birth to 21, ages, schools, and parents addresses. They will note exceptional children, provide data for special teaching plans, and cover neighborhoods around their schools after school and in evenings.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Ku
Caa
Jehildren
Auson
Mentalan
Kansas
E. F. Hurdleston
Ohio Street
Marie Woodruff
Lee V. Brown
Richard Wiley
West Side
Tenth
Sixteenth Street
Doris Wampler
Arlene Hale
Ruth Denninghoff
Mildred
LaVerne Brownlee
Ruth Wood
Cordley
Helen Gaw
Altice Dicker
Carol Watkinson
Pauline Ellis
McAlister
Normis Lee Winters
Marianna Magner
Blanche Norrin
Thelma Silvers
New York
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Helen Norwood
Mazine Mott
Mary Alice Parmley
Jean Russell
Frances Fischer
Evelyn Graber
Pinckney
Elvis Berger
Helen Show
Mabel Richardson
Woodlawn
North Lawrence Area
City Managers School at Kansas University Overseen by Ridley
Clarence Ridley of the International City Managers Association will teach at the City Managers school at the University of Kansas on April 25 and 26. An audience of about 60 from seven states is expected for the fourth annual program. The faculty includes Roscoe Martin and other campus leaders with discussions led by KU staff.
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Clarence Ridley
International City Managers Association
Chicago
Eal
Univer of Kansas
Ridley
Norman Blacher
Xreau
Government Research
Blacher
Roscoe Martin
Atyracuse University
C. 0. Thrasher
Kansas City
James J. Leary
CSO
Clarence W. Tow
Federal Reserve Bank
Huge Wall
Wichita University
Wiselia
Warmer on Tuesday in Kansas forecast after freeze
Forecaster Richard Garrett said a general warming will start tomorrow across Kansas with clear skies and seasonally normal temperatures after a statewide freeze tonight. Overnight lows range from 25 to 28 degrees, highs expected 62 to 65 in the east and near 70 in the west, with Goodland at 10 degrees and northwest Kansas seeing light snow flurries and a trace moisture.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
North Central
Goodland
Nea
Alinimum
Chanute
Sam Emer
Rae Denver
Eamont
Fort Worth
Havre Mawta
O &R
Angel
New Orleans
New
Oklahoma Ciy
ST An
BR Brg
Kansas Relays at KU Open with Record-Quality Entry
Entry lists for the 26th Mt Oread Olympics and Kansas Relays promise a strong field at Memorial Stadium. Easton cites entrants with marks matching or surpassing Relays records and forecasts many notable performances in field and track events across two days.
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Kansas Relays
Memorial Stadium
Kansas University
Relays
E. Bill Easton
Mt Oread
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