Rioting in Iran Takes Heavy Toll in Tehran Bloodshed
In Tehran today a six-hour battle between 5,000 pro Communist students and 2,000 police and nationalist forces left at least three dead and over 200 injuries. Police used tear gas fire hoses and clubs. nationalists routed the Reds who clashed and caused extensive property damage. Subsequent arrests and fears of more deaths followed as mobs attacked newspapers.
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Tehran
Iran
Dee
Wajlis
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Nationaist
Wma
Joe
Resignation of Dean Rusk Accepted by President
President Truman announced the acceptance of Dean Rusk's resignation as Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern affairs effective immediately. Rusk will become president of the Rockefeller Foundation to succeed Chester S. Barnard when he retires next June. Altha Rusk will serve as a consultant on the U.S.-Japan Security Pact.
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Key Weat
Fla
Truman
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Chester S.barnard
Altha Rusk
U.S
Japan
Fragmentary obituary fragment from Memorial Hospital and addresses
An unreadable OCR fragment lists names including Bertha White, 1800 Ale Street, Memorial Hospital Kennedy, and references to Mrs Sawyer, Dale Neal Enders, and Mrs Calvin Mounkes with a baby girl. No clear date or full context available.
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Bertha White
Baker
le Sawyer
Dale Neal
Enders
Lawrence enrollments rise slight in 1950s era data
Reports show Lawrence city enrollment up by 250 as of November 30, mainly in elementary and junior high, with senior high steady at 621. Elementary total sits near 1954 this year, while last year reached 1,766. junior high figures are 690 in 1951 and 1550 in 1950. A German china display in Fraser hall accompanies a student theater week.
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Lawrence
Fraser Theater
Fraser Hall
Phillip Mitchell
Louisiana Newsmen Defamation Trial Continues on Dec 19
Louisianan reporters including Hugh Shearman and James Norton face defamation charges linked to gambling coverage. Dixon and George prep for trial after noon as defense calls church and civic group members to testify about local gambling crackdowns. A Baptist minister testified he sought enforcement but encountered delays from law officers for years.
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Hugh Shearman
James
Norton
Carter
George
Dixon
Shearmans
Clement Moss
Windy City Winds Blow Through Lawrence Area
Strong gusts up to 50 miles per hour hit Lawrence with no major damage reported by police. Downtown signs fluttered and a window was blown out at an unoccupied Massachusetts Street apartment. winds at Fairfax Airport reached 70 mph.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts St
Delbert Erhart
Ares
Fairfax
Service Honor and Red, White, and Blue Roll Call
The Armed Service report highlights Capt Louis Kimmel of Mc Louth receiving the silver star for gallantry in Korea. Major Iver J Kloster Jr of Baker University Baldwin Kansas is among 22 Kansans slated to land at Seattle from the Far East as the ship returns with 2914 rotation troops. Dick Durbin a U S Navy seaman is home visiting his parents, stationed aboard the USS Pictor near Alameda California, after making runs to Sasebo carrying frozen foodstuffs. Bob Hurley returns from Fort Riley to his parents in local town after enlisting August 2 and awaiting parachute jump training at Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Iver J. Kloster Jr
L J. Kloster
Baker University
Baldwin
Seatte
Far East
Dick Durbin
Seatman
U. S. Navy
E. L. Durbin
Pictor
Adand
Califoria
Sasebo
Eer
Pibbih
Pan
Ig Guama
Wobk
Bob Hurley
Fort Riley
LeaRby Hurley
Fort Emre
Sga
Commission for Sale of a Plane Continues Testimony
The hearing reveal s alleged efforts to fix Teitelbaum’s tax troubles by promoters Nath and Nas ter with a Washington clique claim. Nathan calls Teitelbaum’s tale a dirty lie while officials deny involvement. Charles Oliphant resigns as chief counsel to the Bureau of Internal Revenue amid the fallout. Knohl refuses to estimate his net worth, citing constitutional privilege, listing several businesses and roles.
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Walton
Teitelbaum
Frank Nath
Pittsburgh
Caudle
Bert K. Naster
Hi . Fla
Leslie Sale
Nathan
Sale
Naster
Washington
Charles Oliphant
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Knohl
The
Sunday Record
Long Beach
Rean Olt Co., Inc
Russell, Kan
Rea-Rita Diner, Inc
Nassau and Suffolk Used Car Corp
Taft backers in Kansas back Moyer and Jameson
Will Back Taft committeeman and former U S senator C I Moyer GOP state chairman and Henry O Jameson Abilene Kan newspaperman and chairman of statewide draft Eisenhower organization. Taft supporters active preparing county organizations but no move to establish two state headquarters. Only two other Kansas Republican delegation members voiced a presidential preference Rep Clifford R Hope helped secure Eisenhower endorsement at fifth district Young Republicans convention Rep Wint Smith backs Gen Douglas MacArthur.
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U. S
C. I. Moyer
GOP
Henry 8. Jameson
Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Taft
Kansas
Clifford R. Hope
Wint Smith
Douglas MacArthur
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Nearby Towns
Obituary notices list Emma C. Davis 93 widow of Dr. Andrew M. Davis dying at daughter Mrs. A B Mitchells home 603 Tenn St Chanute born 1858 Deersville Ohio survivor list includes three grandsons and four great grandchildren services set at First Presbyterian Chanute with calls at Funk's chapel. Also listed are Mary J. Roff Mary J. Raffle and others with funeral arrangements pending and Willam Wyatt death details in Bowser Lee Home Wellsville burial. Earle F Williams services Baldwin Bald win and Mary Mildred McCain Overbrook death at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with surviving husband two sons two daughters and sisters.
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Emma C. Davis
Andrew M. Davis
A. B. Mitchell
Tenn. St
Chanute
S. R. Harvey
R. I
Davis
Deersville
Ohio
Colony
Presbyterian Church the Eastern Star
The
Royal Neighbors
William B. Harvey
Kansas City
Andrew D. Mitchell
A. C. Mitchell
Clyde
First Presbyterian Church
Funk's Chapel
Willam Wyatt
Bowser-Lee
E. F. Fant
Wellsville
Mary. McCain
Mary Mildred McCain
Overbrook
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hancock County
Ind
Douglas County
Over- Bron
Charles E. McCain
Aye Beo
Moeughters
New Type Mailbox May Help Traffic and Mail Service
The Chamber officials report that age wrapping and mailbag service will not be done this year. Postmaster Williams notes air mail is variable but useful as a last minute aid. Sam Moyer says air mail helps servicemen overseas and reports Korea bound mail arrives within a week. He adds state side mailing should move faster with air mail for late Christmas mailers. Williams notes the KU Post Office sub station in Frank Strong Hall has full Christmas mailing facilities including a letter can sealing machine. He says parking there is no worse than at the main office.
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Chamber
Williams
Sam Moyer
Moyer
Korea
Kansas University Post Office
Frank Strong Hall
Eveni
Three Jayhawkers on Buff All-Foe Elevens
Boulder Colorado December 6 UK Oklahoma Sooners place seven on Colorado all opponent squad Michigan State Kansas Iowa State Nebraska Northwestern Missouri and Colorado A M contribute players Tackle Oliver Spencer and Half back Bob Brandeberry from Kansas on the Buffalo offensive team Halfback John Konek of Kansas earns a spot on CU defensive list Offensive and defensive positions include Ends Tackles Guards Center Bucks and Linebackers with players from multiple schools described in the compiled selections
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Boulder
Colo
Oklahoma
Sooners
University of Colorado
Michigan State
Kansas
Iowa State
Nebraska
Northwestern
Missouri
Colorado A. &.M
Oliver Spencer
Bob Brandeberry
K.U
Buffalo
John Konek
Jayhawkers
C.U
Colorado A. & M
Dennis Emanual
Jerry Minick
Jim Weatherall
Stan Campbell
Ed Rowland
Tom Catlin
Bert Clark
Kanaan
Pat O'Brien
Larry Grigg
Oksharma
Eulogy for Times Editor Edwin L. James
Executives from leading newspapers and news agencies attended the New York Times funeral for managing editor Edwin L. James who died Monday. About 400 people heard Rev. Dr. Ralph W. Sockman pay tribute, calling James a premier dramatic critic of the world stage.
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New York
Edwin L. James
New York Times
Ralph W. Sockman
Christ Church
Methodist
Sockman
James
New Push-Pull Resuscitation Method Debuts in U S
Washington reports a new artificial respiration method known as the Halger Neilson push pull system. Endorsed by the National Research Council and soon to be taught to the armed services. It replaces the Schafer prone pressure method by kneeling at the victim's shoulders and lifting the arms to expand the chest.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Halger Neilson
National Research Council
Defense Department
Armed Services
U. S. Public Health Service
Bureau of Mines
Boy and Girl Scouts
YMCA
Neilson
American Newsman Ordered Out of Iran in 48 Hours
Tehran orders New York Times correspondent Michael Clark expelled within 48 hours for activities alleged to aid national interests. Iran labels Clark’s actions as supportive of the former Anglo Iranian Oil Co. This marks the third foreign correspondent expelled since nationalization of oil.
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Tehran
Iran
New York Times
Michael Clark
Clark
Oi Inustry
Hossein Fatemi
Anglo-Tranian Oil Co
Haig Nicholson
Middle East
Reutern News Agency
Thomas Sefton Delmar
London Daily Express
Pulp Clarke
The
Associated Rebs
Retail Food Prices Hit A New High on Nov. 15
Washington reports U Retail food prices reached a new high on Nov. 15 per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. An eight city index stood at 231.2 with 1935 39 averages set as 100. From Oct 29 to Nov 15 fresh fruits and vegetables rose 7.8 percent, dairy products 2.2 percent, and lamb 1.5 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tobey Guarantees Ike's Candidacy in New Hampshire Primary
Sen Carlson, a longtime booster, says he backed Eisenhower before Europe and will resume backing him after. Tobey notes he cannot elaborate on a formal guarantee but cites Gov Adams indicating Ike’s name will be centered in the New Hampshire primary under state petition rules.
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Sen
Carlson
Brian
Europe
Eisenhower
New York
Tobey
New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
Eee Nee
Eisenhower early bid to enter New Hampshire primary
In Concord NH on December Eisenhower faces possible early declaration to appear on March presidential primary ballots. Democratic leader Roderick McKay plans to gather signatures to put his name on the Democratic ballot while Gov Sherman Adams pushes for a Republican nomination. Petitions must be filed by January 30. Eisenhower would have 10 days to withdraw thereafter.
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Concord
N. H
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Roderick McKay
Littleton
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Eiisenhower
Drunk Driving Fines Hit Several Defendants
Henry S Walker was fined 3150 and costs and jailed 30 days by County Judge Frank R Gray for driving while intoxicated. Sullivan received 15 and costs for public drunkenness. James Harper Dongan was fined 10 and costs in County Court for running a stop sign.
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Henry S. Walker
Frank R. Gray
Sullivan
James Harper Dongan
Market News From New York And Kansas City Trading
New York and Kansas City market notices report corn soybeans and wheat prices, live cattle and hog receipts, and poultry quotes. Notable figures include wheat at 22.20, corn around 41.58, soybeans 9.80, with cattle and hog values varying by grade and weight, and almond prices for dairy hay.
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New York
Akher
Pullet
Kansas City
Buntler
Wall Street gains lift across sectors amid broad market rally
The Day In Wall Street reports broad market strength with the volume around 1.7 million shares. Chemicals, aircraft, and railroads lead advances while Northern Pacific and Canadian Pacific show notable activity amid a strong session in New York trading.
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Wall Street
New York
Ratte Bell
Northern Pacific
Williston Rasly
Canadian Pacific
Steels
Moston Ta
O Neill In Hospital Suffering From Parkinsons Disease
Playwright Eugene O Neill, Nobel and Pulitzer winner, is reported in poor condition at Faulkner Hospital Boston. He is described as suffering from Parkinsons disease a deterioration of the nerve centers. Only his wife Charlotte Monterey is allowed to visit. The noted 3 year old dramatist has lived in Marblehead and returned to the hospital after several prior visits.
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Boston
Eugene O'Neill
Faulkner Hospital
O'Neill
Carlotte Monterey
Marblehead
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