Turks Fierce in Korean Front Action
Turkish forces in North Korea engage Chinese troops on the northwest front near Tokchow and Tokchon. Captain Ismail Cataloglun describes night infiltration, heavy fighting, and Turkish counterattacks with losses on both sides. Major Miktat Ulounin’s battalion is reported to be engaged with American tanks aiding the Turkish company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Korea
Ismail Catalogun
Ankars
U. N
Catalogia
Brn
Tahsin Yadei
Tokchow
Pela
Cataloglu
Bome
Tokchon
Eral
Miktat
Ulounin
Istanbul
St Theodore Pickett
San Diego
Talbert Opens Sewing Machine Firm in Lawrence
James C. Talbert inaugurates the Talbert sewing machine company at 18 East Ninth Street in Lawrence. He will sell multiple brands, offer repair service, and provide home pickup and delivery. Talbert has ten years in appliances, previously with Singer in Lawrence, attended KU, and has resided in Lawrence three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert Sewing Machine Company
East Ninth Street
James C. Talbert
Jean Murphy
Talbert
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Lawrence
K. U
Local Births and Life Events Reported from Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital Mrs. Esther Sparks of McLouth and Jimmie Addie of Sunflower are listed among the day’s notices. The record also notes births and family updates for Aileen Perdue Route 6 Virginia Treece 1916 New Hampshire street Larry Warren Pomona and others at various addresses including 746 Rhode Island street and 1303 Summitt street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Sparks
McLouth
Jimmie Addie
Aileen Perdue
Virginia
Treece
New Hampshire
Larry Warren
Pomona
Ware
Bubsley Woodward
Ware Street
Rhode Island Street
Aura Tulsa
Okla
Violet Toyne
Summitt Street
Tony Mirtkitani
West Tenth Street
Wanda McCartney
Mill Treet
Fio Robeon
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Susan K Smith
Mrs Susan K Smith aged 8 percent was born and reared in Douglas county. Funeral services will be held at Overbrook Methodist church Monday at 2 pm. Burial will be in Appanoose. Relatives include Mrs P D Olmstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan K. Smith
Douglas County
DeLora
Kansas
Overbrook Methodist Church
P. D. Olmstead
Interior work and campus motions mark Lawrence items
Relocation by interior decorators forces KU staff to live in cabinets while painting and finishing interiors. Judge Hugh Means sets motion day in Douglas County District Court with Garnett matters. KU athletics board to meet Monday to discuss football letters and possible coaching contracts. Christmas decorations begin at the Community Hall building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Srem
L. C. Woodruff
Margaret Habern
Altho
Hugh Means
Douglas County
Means
Garnett
University of Kansas Athletic Board
J. W. Sikes
Korea War Talks Turn To Atomic Bomb Debate
News reports describe Chinese forces in the northeast sectors as marines and doughboys move toward Bagaru while others cross the Chongchon river. President Syngman Rhee in Seoul advocates using atomic bombs akin to Hiroshima Nagasaki to devastate North Korea, urging evacuation warnings first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
Tom Stone
Bagaru
Seventh Division
Eighth Army
Don Huth
Chongchon
Kann
Yellow Sea
Findas
Korea
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Seoul
Hiroshima
Nacezaki
Japan
Rhee
Truman
Nagasaki
Slays Her Children and Self in Garage Tragedy
In Englewood New Jersey a 29 year old wife killed her three young children and herself by carbon monoxide in a closed garage. The bodies were found in the family station wagon by her husband. The two daughters ages five and four had scarlet fever recently. Police label the deaths a suicide and triple murder. Sale of the McGuffey readers exceeded 122000000 copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
N.J
Mra
Margaret Thompenheimer
William
Mary Alice
William, Jr
McGuffey
Escape drama in Paw Paw ends with arrests
State police report a Chicago man Theodore Seabergh 41 escaped from three abductors in a car near Paw Paw Michigan. The trio Haglan Ti and Joyce Butler 18 and 16 year old suspects were seized after a road blockade. Det Victor Beck says the youths stole a car Tuesday and drove toward Chicago. They were detained in local jail. Lester Eugene Hope fined ten dollars and costs for being drunk in a public place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw Paw
Mich
Chicago
Ili
Seabergh
Kalama 200
Here
Victor Beck
Haglan Ti
Tosee
Lester Eugene Hope
Market News Overview From Prairie to Kansas City
Market summaries show steady to uneven trends across grains and livestock with quotes for wheat corn and soybeans. Kansas City reports cattle and calf bids mostly steady with occasional higher loads, and a quiet stock market session with moderate turnover and mixed gains. Esther Hoskinson's illness was listed as fair at Lawrence Memorial Hospital following an infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Wall
Esther Hoskinson
Vinland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hunters Round Up Wild Cattle on Alaska Island
Palmer Alaska December reports three men form a company to harvest wild beef cattle on Chirikof Island using army surplus vehicles telescope rifles and airplane transport. The operation aims to move processed meat to a Palmer cold storage plant while facing echoes of a former Russian penal site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Alaska
Chirikof
Kodiak
Peesleas
Semidi
Devil's Island
United States
Altho
Hary Ryan
Walter Cooper
Charles Waller
Kent
Wash
Shister
Local visitors and family gatherings fill North Lawrence scene
North Lawrence residents and visitors attending Thanksgiving events are listed, including Day and Lohman families, Mrs. Frank Walters Old Friends club, and multiple local dinners. Several travel mentions involve Topeka, Kansas City, De Soto, and Houston in a busy community roundup. Barbara Lee sustained a minor burn, receiving medical care and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Day
Eldon Day
Topeka
B. H. Gaskill
E. G. Davis
Kansas City
David
John H. Lohman
Marcia
Old Friends Club
Dorian Selzer
de Soto
Arthur Gabriel
J. ‘H. Tipton
Charles Anderson
Charlotte
Richland
J. H. Lohman
John D. Lohman
Ballard Wond
Princeton
Ft. Scott
Clarence Hodge
Andr
Eugene Colbert
Murray Hodge
Nellie Smith
Harold Hodge
Betty Hodge
Willis Hodge
John Small
Turner
Jimmie
Patty
Jerry Eldon McClellen
Houston
Tex
C. A. Davenport
Edselli
Michael
Kearney
Neh
J. Ingalls
Jon Charles
C. E. Stanwix
Former Husker Star Dick Hutton Dies at 26
Lincoln Neb. reports the death of Dick Hutton of Auburn a former Nebraska football and track star younger brother of Billy Hutton died in hospital after a long illness He played halfback for the Cornhusker teams in 1946 1947 and 1948 His widow survives him Doctors diagnosed stomach cancer after a surgery last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Dick Hutton
Auburn
University of Nebraska
Cornhusker
New Disease Theory Emerges From Utah Medical College
Salt Lake City December 1. A fresh concept of disease was announced at the University of Utah’s Medical College. Researchers describe disease as a battle between body connective tissues and germs, with inflammation as the initial defense. Cortisone acts on connective tissues to reduce inflammation and bolster defense, reversing prior ideas about direct disease causation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Salt Lake City
College of Tactic
University of Utah
Pees Denshert
Jean Batten
Eudora High School Hosts First Community Band Concert
Students and townspeople attended the Eudora High School auditorium concert marking the debut of the Eudora Community band directed by Charles Kaseinger. Selections included Land by Air La Cucaracha and Osale Atta, with solos from Betty Rose Ward Mercier and other band members. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kasainger and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miya Gloria Harris
Emporia
Jerry Harris
Jimmy
Wanda Hernitz
Eudora High School
Eudora
Charles Kasey Zer
Kasainger
LaDonna Kazmaier
Patty Miner
Pope Maa Keusch
Barbara Spitzil
Margean Mint
Ann Long
Bille Long
W. Jimtre Merckere
Bob Lothhol
Johnnie Haamaier
Tyron Viernitz
Charles Mbones
David Hanson
Keith Nat
Clifford Nels
Hernice Irgin
Jimmy Wilson
J. D. Adama
Tuhi Altenbernd
Mra
Charles Kasainger
Oliver City
Warner Lincoln
Harold Hees
Ralph Schmidt
C. A. Fleming
Mariue Neis
Emma Jean Miner
Judy Kindred
Judy Miller
Ronnie
Bertie Bagby
Marilyn Mouffie
Mary Long
Carolyn Colman
Connie Colman
Carol Sue Gerntenberger
Caroline Eater
Wanda
Thomas DeWalt
Tulan
Okiay
Sire Opal Oliver
Iuxt
Anna Baecker
Lawrence
Ralph Brann
Haecker
Katherine
Hann
Leslie Kindred
Mra. Riordan
Kindred
Carol Ger- Atenberger
Lewis Kindred
Rose HU
J. C. Polster
Eudora St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lecompton
W. Polerence
Hill
Lecompian
Rothbermer
Mra. Rothbermer
Jack Hill
Scotts Tutt
Nebr
Sfargie Rothberger
Jane “Hill
Kenneth Johna
Scotts Butt
John Helse
Arapahoe
Okla
Frank Clark
Eecompton
M. He Winter
Medicine Lodge
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Memorial Hospital
Fred Breithsoot
Overbrook
Vermont Street
William Tomar
Pennsylvanian Street
Hegera
New Jersey
Tria
Faw Paw, Mich
Fiens
Albe
Rosating Springs
Kanaan City
Kanan City
Admiral Corp
I Am Airlines
Chrysler
H Deere & Co du Pont
Elec Foods
Pw & Lt
Kennecote
Penney
Hkiss
Sears-Rockhdy
Cal
Rity
Steet
Woolworth
Alaska Island
North Lawrence
Husker Star
Santa
Ocansas
Sacred Records
Ie Watch
Zea Phome
Gill
Massachusetts
Anney
Wypermeet
Sorsion
Securities Investment CO
Lawrence Kart Brothers
A Reider
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron Keys
Ywca Bazaar
Hawaii
Philippines
Vermont
The
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Haynes Keene
Borus
Viality Wanderlust
ARROW
Hansen
Mass
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