Eighth Army Dig In For Stand Near Pyongyang
Allied Eighth Army halted its southward retreat from Pyongyang and dug in to form a new line in western Korea. South Korean, British and Turkish troops supported by better transport moved to secure positions southeast of Pyongyang, with possible line near parallel 33. Meanwhile South Korean forces cleared guerrilla pockets near Sibyon. General Collins said morale was high and saw no use for the atom bomb in Korea.
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Tokyo
UPI
Eighth Army
Pyongyang
Red China
MacArthur
Parallel 33
God North
South Korea
Guercillay
Sibyon
Collins Fx
J. Lawton Collins
U.S. Army
Korea
Seoul
Collins
U. S. 10Th Corps
Hungnam
Wonsan
10Th Corps
Hagaru
Koto
Changin Reservoir
No Comment On Job In State House Speakership Talk
Charles B. Stough of Douglas County and three other lawmakers attended an informal Topeka meeting on organizing the 1951 Kansas House. Each candidate declined comment while no agreement emerged about party leadership or speaker plans for the January 9 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Stough
Douglas County
House of Representatives
Topeka
House
Stough
Legislative Council
Lawrence Gibson
Pittsburg
Chrng Green
Courtland
Francis Jacobs
Phillipsburg
Oliver Rinehart
Paola
Charlie Ross Died at His Desk as Newsman
Charles G. Ross longtime St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter and close ally of President Truman died at 5 50 p m after a heart attack while at his desk Ross 65 years old known for his fidelity to duty and for reporting the press conferences that shaped national coverage He won the Pulitzer Prize in 1981 for reporting on the mood in the nation and will be buried in Washington with services likely Thursday Mrs Ross asked donations to the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation in lieu of flowers
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Washington
Dec
Charlie Ross
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Harry S. Truman
United States
Rosa
Charlie
Ross
Jong
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Attlee
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Independence
Independence High School
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rosas
Stassen Urges Immediate Cease Fire in Korea
Harold E. Stassen told reporters at a news conference in Tokyo that if Korea does not cease fire by Friday midnight, MacArthur should strike Chinese forces in Korea or China, potentially with atomic weapons. He stressed the views were his alone and not those of the U S government.
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Tokyo
Harold E Stassen
Korea
Red China
Minnesota
MacArthur
Stassen
U. S
University of Pennsylvania
China
U. N
United States
Haskell Institute Banquet to Feature KU Coach
A. H. Pop Werner, Kansas University football line coach, will speak at the Haskell Institute annual football banquet tonight at 6 30 in Sacajawea hall. The event is hosted by the Haskell student council and served by the home economics department.
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A. H
Pop” Werner
University of Kansas
Haskell Institute
Sacajawea
Institute
Haskell
Eugene
Leitka
Haskell Bent Council
Tony Coffin
Hasseti
1919 Casualties Report Amid Korea War Update
Washington dispatch reports 1 919 casualties with 56 dead 73 wounded and 47 missing in action. One injured in an accident noted. details incomplete due to garbled OCR. Official tally referenced as No. 269 with casualty breakdown in combat and noncombat incidents.
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Washington
Acci
Kansas Casualties Update From Defense Department
The Department of Defense lists Kansas casualties with wounded in action Sergeant Paul G. Harris Abilene Corporal Francis T. Wolcheski Kansas City missing in action Corporal Fiat J. Kapaun and Corporal Donald L. Slagle Narka Chevrolet Whatar Ade fas new isnt.
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Department of Defense
Kansas
Paul G. Harris
Abilene
Inj
Francis T. Wolcheski
Sas City
Fiat J. Kapaun
Sion
Donald L. Slagle
Narka
Vishinsky cites Asian plea to halt Korea war at U N
At the United Nations emergency session Russia denounced U N forces in Korea and endorsed a direct peace appeal by 12 Asian and Middle East states asking for a halt at the 38th parallel. Vishinsky urged withdrawal of U N troops and condemned Chinese intervention while labeling MacArthur a war maniac.
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Middle East
U.N
India
China
Philippines
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Burma
Egypt
Iran
Iraq
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
Vishinsky
U.S
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Sponder
Peiping
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Chinese People's Republic
Record Sub-Zero Temperatures Across Kansas Statewide
Temperatures plunged to sub-zero levels across Kansas with readings as low as 14 below at Goodland and hill city. Russell Olathe Salina posted five below and more locations showed sub-zero mins. Anthony was the only place with above zero reading. Forecaster Garrett said it will not be as cold tonight with lows from twelve to fifteen above in the west. The day’s high reached 33 at Wichita.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland Hill City
Russell
Olathe
Salina
Phillipsburg
Wnamego
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia
Garden City
Abilene
el Dorado
Iulu
Hutchinson
Chanute
Liberal
Wichita
Arkansas City
Anthony
Richard Garrett
Wichtha
Fentral
Niet
Chicago
Aiktsiustia Ct
Washington
MTWT
Submarines Could Land Troops at Russia's Door
Sir Hubert Wilkins told a Buffalo audience that submarines could carry American troops under the Arctic to strike Russian industrial centers. He said the Arctic route avoids overland marches and noted no icebergs or radar issues would hinder subs. The talk emphasized unlimited submarine size and deploying troops to the doorsteps of the Russians.
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Buffalo
Hubert Wilkins
Arctic Ocean
Arctic Explorer
Central Park
Arctic
Truman Attlee Agree on Vigorous Postwar Production Push
Washington reports President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee endorse a strong effort to boost production and best use scarce raw materials for the United States and Britain. A White House note notes possible joint allocation plans for materials like tin and rubber and hints at broader mobilization implications.
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Washington
Truman
Attlee
United States
Britain
White House
Congress
Senate
Stephen Early
King Ver Dutien Ag
Charles G. Ross
Sers
Labout
Europe
French Forces Drive Viet Minh From Seven Pagodan Area
French ground and air units attacked Viet Minh around Seven Pagodan in the Red River delta protecting Hanoi. Spokesman said two to four battalions backed by bombers and fighters moved to clear guerrillas endangering the Hanoi Haiphong lifeline.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Dec
Seven Pagodan
Red River
Hanoi
Sera
Haiphong
Ho Chi-minh
Grid Star Forrest Griffith Weds Ann Lawrence in New York
Former Kansas University football star from Lees Summit Missouri Forrest Griffith married Ann Lawrence of Lake Lotawana Lees Summit New York. The ceremony was postponed after Griffith suffered a skull fracture in a game while with the New York Giants. A special helmet was being made for his return to face the Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia.
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Forrest Griffith
Lees Summit
Ann Lawrence
Lake Lotawana
New York
Griffith
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Stock Market Ends Higher With Broad Stock Gains
The closing average of 600 stocks rose 0.6 points to 83.5 as market breadth strengthened. Dozens of Lawrence residents helped solve a Christmas gift problem in a community effort coordinated by Lannen and the World Journal, with volunteers lending aid.
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Lawrence
The
Journal-World
Adv
Lannen
journal-Worl
Atom expert Hertz reported killed in Russia mystery
Stockholm dispatch from Bagens Nyheter quotes Prof. Max Notelieu claiming German atomic expert Hertz, winner of the prize, may have been killed in the Caucasus during experiments. The report offers no date or source for the death and notes uncertainty about the information.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Bagens Nyheter
Hertz
Max
Caucansus
van, Lane
Remodeling Fowler Shops to House Journalism School at KU
State Architect Charles Marshall announced March 1 as the start for remodeling Fowler Shops into the William Allen White School of Journalism. Bids totaled 264 565 55 under a 300 000 appropriation. low general bid was 227 368 with steel concerns possible.
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Fowler
University of Kansas
William Allen White School of Journalism
Charles Marshall
J.J. Wilson
K. J
Dean Burton W. Marvin
Journalism School
Marvin
University Press
Lawrence
Marshall
S. D. Thacher
Topeka
William Allen Kite
Governor to attend downtown quarterback club banquet
Kansas Governor Frank Hagaman will attend the annual Down town Quarterback club banquet at 6 30 p m Monday in the Community building. Arch Ward Chicago Tribune sports editor will speak. tickets 2 50 with proceeds aiding varsity and freshman K U players. Carman urges members to pick up tickets at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Hen Carman
K. U. Varsity
Carman
Carmen
Chamber of Commerce
Wren
Arch Ward
The
Chicago Tribune
Frank Hagaman
Shawnee County Ag Agent Hale Resigns After 15 Years
Shawnee county agricultural agent Ut Kreaton Hale resigns after more than fifteen years in the post, effective January 31. Hale previously served as county agent in Leavenworth and Chase counties. Fonk's Mortuary and Cha nbulance Seaview Paris dae.
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Topeka
Wec. 6
Kreaton Hale
Shawnee County
He Fromerly
Leavenworth
Chase Counties
Lawrence Dawns Freezing January Cold Hits 1945 Record Felt
Sub zero temperatures blanketed Lawrence with a three below reading marking the coldest December start since 1945. Anti freeze sales boomed as cars froze and batteries struggled. garages stayed busy answering start calls while many pipes froze or thawed.
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Lawrence
High School Class Changes Announced For Topeka Area
State high school activities commissioner E A Thoms announced changes in class designations for Kansas schools. Altamont and Wichita Planeview move from A to AA while Hess Institute Lawrence drops from AA to A. Mulvane Irimaculata Seneca and others rise from B to A or drop to B based on October 1 enrollments for basketball and track competition.
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Topeka
Tes
Sas High Scho
E. A. Thoms
Altamont
Wichita Planeview
pHaxkell Institute
Lawrence
Mulvane
Irimaculata
Teavenworth
Lindsborg
Nickerson
Riverton
Washburn Rural
Tucka
Peter and Paul
Seneca
Sterting
Chass AA
Sebools
Family Doctor of Year Named for Canton Doctor
Dr Dean Sherwood Luce of Canton Massachusetts was named family doctor of the year by the Anmyeias Medical association's house of delegates. The 74 year old physician, native of Holliston, has practiced in Canton since 1905 and has delivered three generations of Canton families.
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Cleveland
Nee
Dean Sherwood Luce
Canton
Masz
Anmyeias Medical Association
House of Delegates
Holliston
Masa
School costs at 12 billion for veterans aid
The Veterans Administration says about 758,000 World War II veterans have received education or job aid totaling roughly 12 billion dollars, averaging 1500 dollars per beneficiary. Fall enrollment under GI Bill and Voc Rehab is down about 20 percent from last year across all schools.
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Washington
Vec
Veterans Administration
Three Jury Cases on Deck for Trial Next Week in District Court
Three jury cases are set for trial next week in district court before Judge Hugh Means. The Dalton v Triney Hill and Justin Hill case claims improper appraisal of Steck stock from an estate, alleging the price did not reflect book or account value. Two related damages actions stem from a 1948 accident on Highway 10 near DeSoto where Mildred Watson and Harvey Chance sue Paul Jay Martin for combined damages of 40000, including medical fees and disabling injuries.
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Hugh
Means
W. RB
Dalton
Triney Hill
Justin B. Hill
Triad
Steck
Margery B. Dalton
Mary G6. Mowersock
Justin Hill
Mildred Louise Watson
Harvey E. Chance
Johnson County
Paul Jayana
Eudora
Warson
Harvey Chance
Highway 10
DeSoto
Paul Jay Martin
of & Lane
Warsop
Chance
Sheriff George W. Prinz resigns amid assault charge
Topeka reports Sheriff George W. Prinz of Pottawatomie County has resigned to Gov. Frank L. Raga man after a complaint by his wife alleging threats to kill and death by own action following an argument with another woman. Prinz, a World War I veteran, also waives a second term that would begin in January.
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Topeka
George W. Prinz
Pottawatomie
Frank
L. Ragaman
Prinz
Mayet
Yopeka
Open Full Throttle Model Railroad Club Evening Operations
The Model Railroad Club hosts an operation night this evening at 7:30 in the basement of Kirkpatrick's Sport Shop at 715 Massachusetts Street. Thirty five members run five model railroads to demonstrate how to switch and assemble trains, with all trains built to scale by the club members.
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Model Railroad Club
Kirkpatrick
Massachusetts Street
Attlee Denies Appeasement and Backs Korea Stand
British Prime Minister Attlee told the National Press Club there will be no appeasement of communist China to halt the Korean War. He pledged Britain’s continued support for the United States in Korea and defended recognizing the Chinese government despite UN tensions.
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Washington
Attlee
Britain
China
Nional
Communista
Atlee
United States
Korea
Truman
United Nations
MacArthur
KU and Medical School Seek Over 15 Million Budget Request
In Topeka kansas state officials and university leaders discussed a fiscal plan for 1951 53 with KU seeking 10 963 968 for operating expenses and the Medical School in Kansas City requesting 4 572 500 for the two year period. Kansas State College will seek over 11 million for operations and construction.
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University of Kansas
Medical School
Frank L. Hagaman
Edward F. Arn
Topeka
University
Deane W. Marott
Raymond Nichols
Franklin D. Murphy
C. B. Newell
W.G. Hamilton
Wilfred Cavanves
Chanute
Chris C. Green
Courtland
Means
Lawrence
Big Medical School
Kansas City
Hevange
State Board of Regents
Malott
Journal-World
K. U
Alout
Nichols
Veterans Administration
Kansas State College
Manhattan College
James McCain
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