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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1950

Page

2

Battlefront report of Chinese forces pushing south in Korea

A news dispatch details rising Chinese offensives across the Korean peninsula with air and ground actions. It notes large troop movements toward Chongjin and Pyongyang, with U S and Allied units conducting counterattacks and evacuations around Changjin reservoir and Wonsan as forces converge along the northeast front.

Ters Chongjin Korea Seventh Son Jaedong Pyong Earle E. Partridas Fink Eighth Army Pyongyang Te Ind Romink Taedong Northumberland Fusiliers British Commonwealth 29Th Brigade Je and Sutherland Highlanders Middlesex Regimenta British Commonwealth 27Th Brigade U.N U.S. Army Bagara Changjin Changje Hamhung-Hongnam A. P Stan Swintom

Unclear OCR Note Points to Toa d Crew Case

Fragmentary report from Ere cet County mentions Rice Wey Enya at the Toad crew and a gun related incident. It cites tires and a $80 per unit cost, with authorities investigating a tip in what is described as not an accident.

Rice Wey Enya Sheriff's Office

Obituary: Mia Gina Louise Schrader dies in Lawrence

Mia Gina Louise Schrader aged 48 of 2135 Isetts Street died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after brief illness. Widow of John Schrader former Weekers department store manager. Born in St Louis she worked at J Miller Company hosiery in St Louis. Active in Lawrence Country Club and Woman's Club. Funeral Thursday 2 pm First Methodist Church Lawrence. Interment Kansas City. Surviving include Elizabeth Wiendell St Louis and brother William Roehrig, St Louis.

Mia Gina Louise Schrader Isetts Street Lawrence Memoris Hospital John Schrader Merchan Weekers Department Re Schrader St. Louis Georgia Louise Rochrig William Roehrig St. A

Sheriff Prinz Charged With Assault With Intent To Kill

In Topeka Kansas a charge of assault with intent to kill is filed against Sheriff George W. Prinz of Pottawatomie county. The complaint by assistant Shawnee County Attorney William McElhenny cites a threat to Mrs Prinz with a gun at her Topeka apartment. She alleged Prinz visited a waitress in Westmoreland and commuted from Topeka.

Topeka Kan George W. Prinz Pottawatomie County Prinz Westmoreland

Footlight Frolic dance revue set for December 14

Students from Orvason school perform in Footlight: Frolic at the dayhawker theater after the picture show. Cast includes Alexand Richard Hemphill Tucan Be Pages Lyons Muriel Dodson Judy Scott Brenda Shirley Rent Sharon Ford Shirley Bhirk Sackie Garland Marcia Smiley Mariya Grantham.

Orvason Echool of Dayhawker Theater Peers Alexand Richard Hemphill Tui Bba Tucan Be Pages Lyons Muriel Dodson Judy Scott Brenda Shirley Rent Sharon Ford Bhirley Bhirk Sackie Garland Marcia Smiley Mariya Grantham

Incoherent Memorial Hospital Notice With Names Listed

Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and addresses including Mrs Ethel McClure Serompton Mrs Ann Garrett West Twenty first streets Mrs Kraft 1905 New Has atrest Levona English and baby 1110 Vermont sun streets Cather ine Good and bababy Tonganozies F J Car firs Delaware street Michael Schoenlein Recompton Lind Linds Ann Ecos Mrs Ethel Fetty Hang street

Ethel McClure Serompton Ann Garrett West Twenty First Streets Kraft New Has Atrest Levona English Baby Vermont Sun Cather Catherine Good Bababy Laos Tone Tonganozies F. J. Carfirs Delaware Street Michael Schoenlein Recompton Lind Linds Ann Ecos Ethel Fetty Hang Street

Mid-Century conference on children and youth urged rearmament

A speaker warned that avoiding a new world war requires a great push for rearmament. The talk emphasized that many men will devote part of their lives to military or defense work to ensure national survival. The message framed defense as essential to the nation’s future.

Sa Ins Conference On Children and Youth

Far East policy debate and uncertain U N role

An informant discusses Western powers avoiding a large Far East war, fearing a weak Europe and uncertain UN backing. He notes no firm decisions yet, mentions General MacArthur, and suggests a possible hold at a Busan beachhead, while expressing some hope for a persistent area of Korea.

Thi China Europe Far East Marcy U. N Neral MacArthur Keres Nother Pusan

Kansas City Driver Hurt In Highway 59 Crash

A Kansas City Missouri salesman F H Horn, 54, was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after his car skidded off Highway 59 near Parment about 3:30 this morning. The vehicle left the road, overturned, nearly demolished, Horn alone, cited for reckless driving. police report lists several other accidents and minor damage from local city streets including a rear collision at 19th and Massachusetts and a backing collision on 19th Street.

Tutares Kansas City F. H. Horn Lawrence Memorial Hospital Highway 59 Dutton Bridge Horn Facen Gary Dunny Golden Crest Frank Frank Knotts Vermont Street Massachusetts Street Damas Knotts C. W. Hall West Sixth Street Twenty-Third Street Louis S. Roberts 3. C. Samaryn Grant City, Jr Roberts Chester Leasenden Ohio Street Gifford Grover Nineteenth Street Grover

Market snapshot from Lawrence Kansas December 5 1960

Historical Kansas news page from Lawrence reports commodity prices futures grains and livestock. It lists wheat corn soybeans butter hogs and beef prices, Kansas City livestock figures and market tone for grain and cattle. Names include Kansas City and Nebraska market notes with prices and open interest.

Ask U N Assembly to Air China Aggression Charge

Six nations led by the United States and Britain urge the United Nations assembly to act against China’s intervention in Korea. A formal memorandum filed with Secretary-General Trygve Lie asks consideration of the issue, conforming to assembly rules for new business.

Assembly Arcana

M N Penny Elected President Of High Twelve Club

The High Twelve club elected officers at its noon meeting. M N Penny will serve as president next year. Ralph E Graber is first vice president and Dr W ao Nelson second vice president. Guy Redfearn is secretary treasurer Frank Roberts is international representative Brown sergeant at arms. Directors named are E F Abels H E Eustace and O Wright.

High Twelve Club M. N.penny Ralph E. Graber W. Ao. Nelson Guy Redfearn Frank Roberts BIA Brown E. F.abels H. E. Eustace O. Wright

Ten Thousand Dollar License Fee Set for Great Bend Utility

Great Bend Kansas city council adopted an ordinance imposing a ten thousand dollar annual license fee on Kansas Power & Light Company which supplies natural gas in the city. The measure ends an impasse over a new franchise after the old one expired in February 1949 and follows negotiations with the utility.

Great Bend Kan Kansas Power & Light Company

Roaring Downtown Dallas Fire Causes Heavy Damage

A wind whipped blaze swept two connected downtown buildings and smoke from the nearby Adolphus hotel. Fire Chief C. N. Penn put damage at 150000 to 200000 dollars. Five firemen were slightly injured as the fire confined to the two adjoining structures occupying about half a city block.

Dallas Adolphus Hotel C. N. Penn

Kansas Can Legally Put Public Employees Under Social Security

Topeka December 5 UPI Attorney General Harold R Fatzer said there is nothing in the Kansas constitution to bar enacting legislation to place public employees under the federal Social Security system and nothing to prohibit setting up a state social security program if it is not financed through ad valorem taxes.

Topeka UPI Harold R. Fatzer Kansas State Legislative Council Fatzer

Sewing Club to Meet at Mrs Warington's Home

Sewing club will meet with Mrs R T Warrington at 1845 Prairie Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Election of officers will be held. Members are to bring needles and thread for sewing.

Sewing Club Fao B. Sewing Mre R. T. Warington Prairie Street

Marriage Licenses Granted by Court in Kansas City and Lawrence

Licenses were issued yesterday to William A. Warrett age 25 and Geneva L. Surmatt age 34 of Kansas City Missouri, and to Clarence Jess Wingert age 21 and Donna Jean Johnson age 17 of Lawrence, by the probate court.

William A. Warrett Geneva L. Surmatt Kansas City Clarence Jess. Wingert Donna Jean Johnson Lawrence Pracourt

Further Tales of Horror In Trial of Ilse Koch

In Arnstadt Germany December 5 UP a former concentration camp inmate testified that a fellow prisoner was beaten to death after staring at Ilse Koch. Another prisoner described prisoners forced to crawl in snow for not saluting her. A witness recounted seeing a hanging and dogs set on Jews while Koch watched. A former inmate said he helped tan skin and shrink severed heads. Koch known as The Red Witch denied involvement or awareness.

Arg Germany Tise Koch Frau Koch Buchenwald Fran Koch

Four From K. U. Taking Rhodes Scholar Tests

Four Kansas University students will be interviewed tomorrow by the state Rhodes scholarship committee for selection of Rhodes scholars. The nine candidates include Phil Bosserman from Junction City Baker University. B. Robert Carman Jr.. Kenneth Dellett from Hays Fort Hays State. John Lawrence Eberheit Glasco KU. Clinton R. Foulk Wichita KU. Ronald R. Larson Kansas City Baker. Wilson E. OConnell Hutchinson KU. Paul Andrew Ozon Wahoo Nebraska Bethany College. John Robert Vignery Lawrence KU. The committee will select two to appear before the Des Moines district committee December 9 for study at Oxford University.

Topeka Dec Kansas Rhodes Des Moines Oxford University Englan Phil Bosserman Junction City Baker_university B. Robert Carman, Jr Wichita Harvard Kenneth Dellett Hays Fort Hays State John Lawrence Eber

Santa Claus to ride in life-size toy train

Children will see a nearly four foot high life-size train replica with seats around the sides. The train cars, owned by a Wichita manufacturer, are loaned for Santa by funds from the Lawrence Community Chest and Lawrence merchants. This will be Santa's only downtown pre Christmas appearance, with likely other appearances at parties and invited events.

Aters Wichita Manufacturing Company Santa Claus Lawrence

Chiang Kai-shek warns against another Munich

Chiang Kai-shek warned against another Munich and vowed to avert it. He said war could break out at any time if Munich repeats itself and reaffirmed readiness to send troops to Korea if the UN commander is given full strategic authority and needs military support.

Taipei Formosa Chiang Kai-shek Munich China Chiang Korea U.N

General Motors Hikes Prices on All 1951 Passenger Cars

General Motors announced a price increase on its 1951 model passenger cars, saying the average rise would be something less than five percent across Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac. Churchill says Conservative opposition backs Attlee in Korean crisis talks with Truman. Grant Township CPA meeting set for Thursday at Midland Midheed Hall at 8 p.m. Canadian textile sector employs over 34 percent of women in factories, targeting the textile industry.

Detroit General Motors Tt Ot Mots Sai Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick Cadillac London Winston Churchill House of Commons Attlee Truman Textil

Secret Senate Meeting Echoes Asia Policy Clash

A Senate group statement accuses England and France of trying to have the United States quit Korea. It claims Attlee will push a surrender after concessions, leaving Formosa undefended and recognizing the communist regime in China. The speaker warns officials lack backbone to resist European leaders.

Rration England France Korea Attlee Britain Hong Kong Singapore Indochina Malone Formosa Asia China

John Flickinger Dies Brother of Mrs Stone and KU Grad

John P. Flickinger of Schenectady New York a University of Kansas graduate died Saturday at 74. He was a GE employee before retiring five years ago and survived by five daughters and a son Elmer Flickinger of Emporia and Mrs J M Stone of Lawrence. Burial will be in Schenectady. His wife Maude Hedgen also a KU alumna died November 21 reducing their plans to attend the 1901 class bird reunion in Lawrence next spring. A heart attack followed shortly after her death.

John P. Flickinger Schnnectady N. Y University of Kansas J. BM. Stone New Hampshire Street General Electric Company Ickinger Maude Hedgen Lyon K U Lawrence Flickinger

Obituary Alpha Henry Rogers from Scranton to Stillwater

Alpha Henry Rogers was born June 18 1870 in Scranton Pennsylvania and died November 27 1950 in Stillwater Oklahoma. He lived near Lecompton on the Stanton farm from 1886 to 1915 then moved to Thomas Oklahoma before relocating to Stillwater in 1944. Funeral services were held in Stillwater with burial in Mound Valley cemetery Thomas Oklahoma. Surviving relatives include his wife Mia Jennie Rogers two daughters Nettie Bidwell and Lillian Worth one son Howard Rogers and several grandchildren.

Alpha Henry Rogers Scranton Stillwater Okla Lecompton Old Stanton Thomas Raymond Fisher Mound Valley Cemetery Thomas, Oklo Mia Jennie Rogers

Deaths and Funerals Warren Taylor of Toreks

Warren Taylor died yesterday at Topeka hospital at about 78 years. He is survived by his wife Belle Taylor of the home, a daughter Mrs Milroy of 1629 Kentucky Street, another daughter, two grandchildren, a sister Mrs Baylle Raffeleck, and Mrs Mle Reffeleck, mother of Samfeleck of Lawrence. Burial will be in St Johns tomorrow afternoon in Kansas City Missouri.

Warren Taylor Ash “Taylor Toreks Topeka Hospital Milroy Kentucky Street Belle Taylor Baylle Raffeleck Mle Reffeleck Samfeleck Lawrence Kansas City Tomar St .Joneas

Market declines and rebounds on early trading day

Stocks dipped as the market opened with several issues slipping, then shows pockets of strength as advances around three dollars a share appeared. Leaders included Berhighers Steel and Standard Oil, with mixed results across Dow stocks and utilities.

Omingus Internati Piremona Orn Ware Orn Ware Peg E Aeet Berhighers Steel, 2X. Central, Sco Ete Paitwag Hupes Hunts Pier Denaied Rado Phelpa Dodge Per ALE Peta

Finance Corporation Formed in Kansas City

The Kansas Association of Finance Companies, Inc. formed as a non profit corporation in Kansas City Kansas. Incorporators listed in the secretary of state's office include C. W. Mohr of Salina Karl M. Kreider of Lawrence and H. D. Heskett of Wichita.

Kellogg's offers double money back on constipation relief

An advertisement claims Kellogg's product provides easy relief from constipation and promises a double money back guarantee if not fully effective within ten days. It mentions Battle Creek Michigan and a money back offer, urging customers to try the product.

Kellogg's Battle Creek Mich

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