Leopold bows to civil war threat and abdication plan
Brussels reports King Leopold III bowed to a civil war threat and proposed a slow abdication, asking parliament to delegate his powers to Prince Baudouin while remaining king in name. Belgians fear the anti Leopold forces and mass protests as unions call for fresh talks on the move. The plan echoes an April proposal rejected by socialists and liberals.
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Hoarding of groceries eases in Cleveland survey
Ohio grocers report demand slipping as hoarding wanes. A Cleveland survey finds stores reducing stockpiling of sugar and other items amid easing shortages.
Appointments to William Allen White journalism faculty
The chancellor's office at K. U. L. announced the one year appointments of two men to the William Allen White school of journalism and public information. Leslie H. Rive of the University of Oklahoma will be visiting professor of advertising replacing John R. Malone on leave. Burton Meyers of Fort Lewis A. and M. college will be an instructor in journalism specializing in reporting editing and photography replacing Charlee G. Pearson on leave.
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MacArthur praises Chiang and Formosa resolve in Far East talks
In Taipei on August 1 1950 Douglas MacArthur met Chiang Kai-shek and warned China against invasion while opposing sending 33 000 nationalist troops to Korea. He pledged U S and Chinese forces coordination to counter any attack and noted Formosa faces a delicate defense with ships patrolling the strait under Truman orders.
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Scottish educator Belford to speak at K U in Memorial Union
Alexander J. Belford executive director of the Scottish Institute of Teachers will present Expand ing Views of Education at 8 pm Thursday in the Kansas room Memorial Union Lawrence. Belford has written on education and recently attended the World Conference of the Teaching Profession. He will be joined by Mrs Reiford and her two year old daughter Rosemary.
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No Money Available For Sending Filipino Troops
Manta Aug 1 C President Elpidio Quirino said no Filipino expeditionary force would be sent to Korea unless the United States or United Nations pays the bill. He told a special Philippines congress session that money was needed for national defense and internal security due to the country's severe financial condition.
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German Youth from Germany Lives Year With Sutton Family
Horst Salzmann, a 19 year old agricultural student from Western Germany, stays for a year with the Jesse Sutton family in Clinton to study American farming and life. He attends Liberty Memorial High School this fall and will likely join the local 4 H club while learning English and sharing German farming practices.
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Harvard Scholarship Awarded to James Blocker
James Blocker of 712 Indiana Street, son of Mrs and Mrs John Blocker, earned a $500 Harvard School of Business scholarship. Dean Leonard Axe of the KU School of Business announced the award, noting Blocker’s high GPA and recent graduation in June.
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Hadacol revival story from Kansas war veteran leader
Donald Hedburg of Wichita a World War II South Pacific veteran and Eagle newspaper executive describes his recovery after a run down period aided by Hadacol He credits energy vitality and a return to work and family life to the product and urges others to try it with trial sizes and full bottles priced for families and hospitals.
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