Allied air strikes batter Korea fronts as losses mount
Fifth Air Force reports 1,500 enemy killed or wounded by 1 p.m. Wednesday after 250 sorties hit 18 towns and destroy 33 vehicles, 16 boxcars, tanks and dumps. F-51s torch Yak aircraft at Sinuiju. F-80s find field abandoned. Marines use proximity bombs. Chinese troops pour into Korea. Red forces total about 1,000,000 with First Third Fourth field armies deployed from China.
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Fifth Air Force
Sinuiju
Korea
Marine Corsairs
Foxholes
Hambung
Biarine
MacArthur
China
Red China
Lin Piao
Red Force
County seeks 1951 wheat acre reports from all farmers
Douglas county MA committee chairman George Butell said 704 farm reports on 951 wheat have been received. A new rule reduces required reports to farms with 15 or more acres seeded within allotment and only those seeking price support must file for 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Butell
Dogglan
FP. M.A
Douglas County
Pope Pius Calls World to Keep Peace in Holy Year
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius in a Christmas encyclical to Roman Catholic bishops urging the world to keep peace during the 1950 Holy Year. He notes hundreds of thousands of pilgrims coming to Rome as a solemn sign that people oppose war and seek Christian love, unity, and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Rome
Siamese Cats Win Honors At Mo Cat Show In Kansas City
Hollywood Tondeshah a seal point Siamese male, wins in the Siamese specialty and all breed show. Claimer of Suan Rasna a blue point Siamese female also earns top awards in the Mo Cat show held Saturday in Kansas City.
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Mr. C. PF. .O’bryan
Kansas City
Hollywood Tondeshah
Seal Point
Suan-Rasna
Blue Point
Local Names List of Residents and Addresses
A collection of several residents and their addresses listed, including Miss Joanne Jones, Mrs. Virginia Mahoney, Harold B. White, Mrs. Martha Powell, Jon Rogers, Carolyn, Mrs. Mable Tom an, Mra. Em ma Hornberger, Shery Warren, Mrs. Sally McClure, Mrs. Josephine Ramirez, Mrs. Laurel Kraft, Cheater Skinner, Me and Mi e Joffe Grant, Oska Zaighier, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mistle, and Mr. and Mrs. William Ketchum with assorted street addresses and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Jones
Tennessee Street
Virginia Mahoney
Harold B. White
Barker Avenue
Martha Pe Powell
Louisiana Street
Jon Rogers
Elm Street
Dantee Es
Carolyn
Mable -Toman
Baby
Pennsylvania Street
Emma Hornberger
Mra
Shery ‘Arren
Rhode Island Street
Sally McClure
Lecompton
Josephine Ramirez
New Jersey
Laurel Kraft
New Hampshire Street
Cheater Skinner
Haskell Ave
Nue
Joffe Grant
Oska- Zaighier
Victor Mistle
Evere
Mire
Wiliam Ketchum
Rhode Inland Etret
Jayhawk Basketball Preview and Rumor Misprint
Lawrence chatter centers on a rumored Jayhawks game at Hoek auditorium with Tipott timing at 5 20 and a later 7 30 varsity start. The piece likens Dr L K Zimmer to Mark Twain in quipping about exaggerated death reports while town scenes show a fire rumor spreading.
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Kansas
Hoek Auditorium
Jayhawk
Tipott
L. K. Zimmer
Mark Twain
Soci
Inine R
School Board Hires New Second Grade Instructor
The school board approved Frances Yi as second grade teacher at Cordley school succeeding Dolores Lindberg who resigned to join her husband in military service. Yi trained in Winnipeg and has four years teaching in Manitoba. The board also granted a diploma to Elnora Hullory of the class of 1948. A progress report on funding was discussed with members Shenk Wagstaff Cotton Pine and officials Wolfe and Woestemeyer present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances YI
Cordley School
Dolores June Lindberg
Rodgers
Winnipeg
Canada
Haa Ha
Manitoba
W. J. Rodgers
University of Kansas
New Hampshire Street
Elnora Iullory
Henry Shenk
Deal Six
Richard Wagataff
Corlett Cotton
Ralph Pine
Grant
W. D. Wolfe
A.B Woestemeyer
Judge Means weighs new trial in Franklin County Farm Bureau case
Judge Hugh Means heard a motion for a new trial in Ottawa Franklin County. Hal Harlan of Manhattan argued for the Kansas Farm Bureau and John B. Peal for Franklin County Farm Bureau. The November 24 ruling allows Franklin County Farm Bureau to stop paying Kansas Farm Bureau dues and prohibits any special tax levy while its affairs are unsettled.
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Hugh Means
Ottawa
Franklin County, Farm Bureau
Hal Harlan
Manhattan
Kansas Farm Bureau
John B. Peal
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Means
Frankis
Suoussighers
Borean
Guzman Declared Guatemala President by Election Panel
Lt Col Jacobo Arbene Guzmen won Guatemala's presidency after the congressional election committee ruled he led a 10 man field. He polled 266,778 of 416,187 votes in the November 10 13 election and will take office March 15 for a six year term succeeding President Juan Jose Arevalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbene Guzmen
Congressional Election Committee
Arbene
Juan Jose Arevalo
Deaths and Funerals of Dr. Alden L Logan
Dr. Alden L Bud Logan 87 a Chicago dentist for 27 years died yesterday. Born and raised in Lawrence he earned a D D S from Northwestern in 1924 and served as a World War I first lieutenant. Survived by wife Leah Wilson Logan and four daughters Lydia Lou Carolyn Mary E and Bud and a son who reside in Ones Mich where he retired to a farm. Two sisters Mrs John W Taylor and Mrs William Payne of Lawrence. John E Taylor a nephew and Mrs Payne left to attend the funeral.
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Alden L
Bud) Logan
Chicago
Lawrence
Northwestern University
Leah Wilson Logan
Lydia
Lou
Carolyn
Mary E
Bud
Ones
Mich
Logan
John W. Taylor
William Payne
John E. Taylor
Payne
Bailey and Sasse Victims Supposedly Dead in Separate Deaths
Mrs Cleora Trudell Bailey 40 died in Los Angeles after moving from Osk 100 years ago Services set for Friday at McLouth Methodist Church with Rev J W Stalions presiding Burial planned Details list surviving spouse James Bailey and multiple relatives including a sister Mrs Desan Kepler and brother Jodell McLouth Walter Sasse a resident of Mississippi Street died in Lawrence after moving there five years ago He was a local cutter at Safeway Funeral services led by Rev Norman Brandt at Emanuel Lutheran Church Burial at local cemetery Surviving relatives include wife Martha Sasse daughter Anita March son Waldemar Sasse and siblings Adolph Sasse and Alfred Sance plus others
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Cleora Trudell Bailey
Los Angeles
Calif
Osk
Oes
McLouth Methodist Church
J. W Stalions
James Bailey
Bere
Duster
Seen Tevin
Low Anna
Jean Irvine
Desan Kepler
Jodell
Walter €. Ears
Mississippi
di Torning
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Lawrence
North H
Martha
Sasee
Adolph Sasee
Chester
Ill
Alfred Sance
Thayer
Nebr
Definition of Terms Dunkerque and Brunich Explains Crisis
The article defines Dunkerque as the northern French seaport famed for the World War II evacuation of 337,000 troops and Brunich as Munich 1938 symbolizing attempted appeasement. It links these terms to current Korean crisis discussions and clarifies their historical meanings for readers.
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Dunkerque
France
Belgium
aRition
Unich
Bavaria
Germany
Britain
Maly
Czechoslovakia
Adolf Hitler
Auto firms boost prices signaling supply strain
Detroit reports in the price line for autos with General Motors and Ford raising prices by about five percent or more as higher costs and material shortages bite. Chrysler kept silent. GM and Ford cite higher manufacturing costs and possible layoffs due to defense cutbacks. GM noted a price rise under five percent while Ford averaged 5.7 percent.
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Detroit
Dec
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Auto
America
UEC
Father kills daughter then ends his life in Watertown
In Watertown, Pennsylvania, 49-year-old farmer Anthony Cavallini shot his sleeping daughter and used her body to pull a trigger that killed him as well. Deputy coroner Dr. Robert Heckler reported Cavallini was found on the bedroom floor tied to his daughter's body by twine.
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Wilkes-Barre
Robert Heckler
Heckler
Anthony Cavallini
Watertown
Cavallini
Four Minor Auto Accidents Reported on City Streets
Police report four minor accidents this morning on icy city streets. J R Bailey’s car, 928 Maine, damaged after colliding with a car being backed from the curb by N F Howard, 1105 Louisiana. C R Reeler, 1185 Maine, stalled and was struck by Gary Davis, 11111 West Eleventh. Mrs Tom Milligan and Edna Schuler involved in a collision at Eleventh and Connecticut with no damage estimate. James W Scott cites a bus parked 23 feet back as cause of a Tuesday collision at Seventh and Kentucky with Robert Kwiatowski, 714 Mississippi.
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Massachusetts Street
J. R. Bailey
Maine Street
N. F. Howard
Louisiana Street
Mississippii Street
C. R. Reeler
Maine
Gary Davis
West Eleventh Street
Volice
Tom Milligan
Edna Schuler
Eleventh
Connecticut Street
James W. Scott
Kansas City
Seventh and
Kentucky Street
Scott
Burlington Transportation Company
Robert Kwiatowski
Mississippi Street
Crane Collapse Kills Sand Pit Worker in Great Bend
Dwight Gamber, 41, was crushed to death when a loading crane toppled at a sand pit south of Great Bend Kansas. He fell under the crane cab as workers loaded sand into a truck late last night.
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Great Bend
Kan
Dwight Gamber
Here
Gander
Workinieh
Lawrence Cold Storage Locker Threatens Frozen Pipes
Weather lockdown grips Lawrence with record cold wind chills and freezing rain. Utilities report low gas pressure in parts while Kansas Public Service shifts 18 major customers to oil or coal heating. Coal supplies hold, transit runs near normal, and outdoor safety worries linger as ice thickness remains insufficient for skating at Potter Lake. A Nativity Play is set for the Little Theater at Green Hall and poetry talk by Fadila Sivwell will follow at Fraser Theater.
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Daryl Dodds
Kansas Public Service Company
Sich
University
Stokely Foods, Inc
All Cleaners
Haskell Institute
Laundries, Dairies
Lawrence Paper Mill
Yester
Dodds
Lawrence
Kansas Power and Lisnt
Southwestern Bell Telephone Companies
City Box
Rauid Itransit
Snow Hall
K.U
Bowersack
Jce
Kaw
Fadith Sivwell
Fraser Theater
University of Kansas
Midwest
Chicago
England
Market News Sioux City and Kansas City Grain and Livestock
Market notes show mixed price movements with wheat and corn firm on export demand while hogs and cattle demand remain steady to higher. Kansas City reports varied egg and poultry prices, with calves, veal, and lambs showing active trading and higher bids amid overall farm market activity.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock OH
APL Sdai
Smauchter
Kansas City
Stomalze
Shorts
Admiral Corp
Allimea
Neossessa
Beth Sth
Chrysler
Market closes as trading brisk amid wide price moves
The report notes fluctuating grain and commodity prices with sample values for wheat corn and soybeans. It describes heightened activity in the market with around 2.2 million shares traded and mentions demand for steels motors and retail shares as trading fatigue set in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Tiny
Ralls
Foday
Surprising Rally Hints at Korean Compromise Plans
Traders eyed a possible Korea settlement as Tratera showed optimism while Santa Fe and Nickel Plate led gains with around a dollar rise. Other strong movers included Illinois Central and U S Steel amid a broad slate of industrials and rail issues. Chicago potato market data noted arrivals and prices with Russets and McClures among listed items.
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Tratera
Santa Fe
Nickel Plate
Mlinois Central
N. J. Central
Denver and Rio Grande Western
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Meta Sears - Roebuck
Journal Alrcraft
Grumman
Philia
American Ta- Doda
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Farm Bureau
Jacobo Guzman
Dr. Alden E. Logan
Cleora T. Bailey
Walter C. Sasse
Roger P. Butts
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Hoch Auditorium
Russell L. Wiley
K. U
Washington
The
Communications Commission
KSAC
Santa
Pennsylvania
Cy Streets
Wen
Equip. CO
Raw Motor & Salvage Co
Thn
Greenhall
University of Kan
Wheare
Palkens
Reese
Rec
Paine Ma
Kansas City Hay Market
Kaneadety
Dee
Prairie
Misin
Pott
Ibances
Union Pacific
Pullman
Treval
Nion Pacific Railroad
Seta
Pel Ta Ee
Buddy Gallagher Motors
de Soto
Plymouth
Oliver
Mass
Ap-Usdai
Colorado
Idaho
Sacred Records
Maiden Watch Shop
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Topeka
Jil
Pra Pan Yn
Greyhound Southwestern
Greyhound Lines
Continental
Central & Western
Overland
West Sth St
Fred A. Bremer
Lawrence, Ransay
Zonolite
Nsuly
Shaw Lumber CO
Vermont
B. P.O. Elks
J. H. Robinson
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