Marines and Allies Fight Through Snow and Roadblocks
American units from the Fifth and Seventh Marine Regiments and the 31st and 32nd Infantry Regiments of the Seventh Division press along a rugged road south of Koto. They face mortar fire, gasoline bombs, and explosives from Chinese forces as air strikes scorch surrounding hills. Third Division infantry push from Hamhung to clear the road, halting 15 road miles south of Koto amid heavy fighting. UN forces report evacuations near Hyesanjin and Chongjin as Chinese forces concentrate on the east flank. British brigades reposition as Peiping reports Pyongyang occupied by Chinese and Red Korea troops. Far East air command targets supply centers with B-29 strikes. Diphtheria rates in Japan fall significantly since occupation.
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Koto
U. S
Hamhung
Majon
US N
Hyesanjin
Republic of Korea
Chongijin
MacArthur
U.N
Nam
Sonen
Red China Radio
Peiping
Pyongyang
Hth
Eighth Army
Far East Air Command
Fin
Changijin
Sachang
Manpojin
Yudam
Japan
Memorial Hospital Patient and Residents Listed in Notice
A fragmented notice lists several residents and relatives by name and address, including Mrs. Zutie Lane and Charlene Harris at Memorial Hospital and various streets in Massachusetts, Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Louisiana, Overbrook, Bonner Springs, and Rogers. The text references a Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM communication date and invites Mason members to attend at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zutie Lane
Massachusets Streets
Charlene Harris
Louth
Alice Bee
Fetes Hampshire Agres
Gerda Irouhard
Hibbard Boles
Rhode Island
Martha Dell Powell
Louisiana Street
Mary Knotts
Vermont Street
Mable Canning
Lecompton
Addie Brownlee
Baby
Kenstreet
Cassie Harrell
Eunice Breithaupt
Overbrook
Lorraine Roe
Win
Vera Miller
Elm Street
Betty Cannon
Bonner Springs
Carol Dietrich
Buder
Davis
Maagachusetts Street
Rogers
Jane Wiggins
Roote
Mary Messer
Leslie Kimball
California
Gene Courtney
Sunnyside
Son
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
All
Masona
Christmas Vespers at Kan gag Arts School Tonight
A 300 participant All Fine Arts School Christmas Vespers with tableaux will be held at 4 and 7 20 pm Sunday December 31 in Loch Auditorium. The 106th program in a 28 year series at K C, reflects a colorful pageant of performance.
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School of All Fine Arts
University of Kangag
Loch Auditorium
K. C
Deaths and Funerals In Topeka and nearby towns
William A Robertson 60 of Lecompton died in Santa Fe hospital Topeka born Lawrence August 13 1890 lived here until 1942 moved to Topeka then Lecompton survived by wife Mrs Hannah Robertson daughter Miss Frances Topeka son Bruce Robertson A S Navy in California brother George and sister Mrs Turner services Saturday 2 pm Evangelical United Brethren church Lecompton burial Oak Hill cemetery Mrs Cleora Tredell Bailey 40 died Los Angeles funeral 2 pm tomorrow McLouth Methodist church burial Oskaloosa Col A J Russell 65 died Gold Beach Oregon retired army officer married to Anne Freienmuth of Tonganoxie January 28 1943 home Gold Beach since 1945 native of New York funeral Rumsey funeral home Saturday 2 pm Rev Archie Toothacker burial Maple Grove cemetery Tonganoxie Willis Garratt and Roger City Missouri survivor lists etc
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William A. Robertson
Lecompton
Santa Fe
Toopeka
Lawrence
Topeka
Nta Fe Re Ae
Janonie Lodge
A. F
A. M. No
Mra
Hannah Hobertson
Frances ‘Rol
Bruce Robertson
A. S. Navy
California
George Eenereson
Evanelical United Brethren Church
Ompton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cleora Tredell Bailey
Los Angeles
Calif
McLouth Methodist Church
Oskaloosa
A. J. Russell
Gold Beach
Annne Freienmtth
Tonganoxie
Easel
New York
Rumsey
Archie. Toothacker
Maple’ Grove
Weaver's names Larry Flannery as merchandise manager
Larry Flannery joins Weaver's department store in Lawrence as assistant merchandise manager under Arthur B. Weaver. The Hastings born executive, a former Navy lieutenant who served with Admiral Nimitz, will oversee buying for the store, with frequent trips to New York and eastern markets. Weaver's, Kansas's oldest department store, traces its history to 1857 and expanded after 1929 by merging the Innes store, now preparing for a Christmas buying rush.
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Larry
Lawrence
Flannery
Arthur B. Weaver
Weaver's
Z. Donald Company
Fartings
Kansas
Larry Flannery
Adt Weaver
New York
Wichita
Wichita University
Omaha University
de Rtment
Chester Nimitz
Pacific
Hastings
Weaver’s
John Schrader
Art Weaver
Arthur Weaver
Weaver
Nebr
Wh Ho
Midwest
Mr. Weaver
Hank Brown
Budget Rise Driven by Time Money and Sponsorships
The university faces budget growth from limited time and funds, plus increased sponsorships. State service salaries get a dedicated appropriation for 1951-53, with expansions planned and retirements and merit raises funded though living costs remain unsettled. University salary needs may drop as full-time teachers decline, while new or expanded state services appear in the plan.
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Nichola
K. U
Nichols
Medica Center
Beffore
Topeka
Edward F. Arn
Wilfred Carganess
Chanute
Senate
Ways and Means
Woman Sues Kroger’s for $11000 over Lettuce Slip
Alice Smel of 2200 Ohio Street sues Kroger in district court claiming a December 10 1948 grocery aisle fall due to a slick lettuce piece left on the floor. She seeks 1000 for medical care and 10000 for pain and suffering alleging store negligence. Also notice of appeal filed by Charles Ford from a district court forgery conviction. Judge Means denied new trial motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger Company
Alice Smel
Ohio Street
Charles Donald Ford
Hugh Means
Ford
Fox Bagged At Yankee Stadium By Bayside Golfer
A stray fox roamed Yankee Stadium since October 13 and was killed Wednesday by Walter Grego of Bayside New York. The three foot long fifteen pound animal was shot under the left field stands. The carcass will be mounted for a press room exhibit. The source notes the fox appeared after tarpaulins were brought in for the Army Michigan game the night before.
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New York
Dius
Walter Grego
Bayside
N. Y
Army-Michigan
Arn to Speak at Kansas State College Fieldhouse Opening
Governor Elect Edward F. Arn accepted an invitation to speak at the opening ceremonies for Kansas State college's new fieldhouse. The event will occur Saturday night between halves of the Kansas State vs Utah State basketball game. Speakers include President James A. McCain, Charles Annett, and coach Jack Gardner. Governor Hagaman is expected to attend.
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Manhattan
Kan
Edward F. Arn
Kansas State College
James A. McCain
Ann
Wil McCain
Charles Annett
Topeka
Jack Gardner
Frank Hagaman
McCain
Wilburn Fined and License Suspended in Reckless Driving Case
Harold Wilburn of 1910 Kentucky street was fined 50 dollars for reckless driving after a collision on Massachusetts street. Judge Wayne Allphin suspended ten days in jail and imposed a 90 day license suspension. Several others paid small fines in city police court for over parking and restricted zone violations.
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Iin
Harold Wilburn
Kentucky Street
Massachusetts Street
Wayne
Posthumous Award For Distinguished Service At KU Alumni Office
John M Brentlinger of Wilmington Delaware received a posthumous award from the Kansas University Alumni Association at the KU Alumni office this morning. His son John M Brentlinger Jr accepted the scroll from Alumni secretary Fred Ellsworth and Dean DeWitt Carr of the engineering school. Brentlinger died in 1946 after heading the Du Pont engineering and development division. His son, also at Du Pont, came with Harold Ford of Spencer Chemical and resides in Wilmington. A Civil War battle occurred near Santa Fe when New Mexico was a U S territory. Natural ice was harvested in northern New Mexico each winter.
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Kansan University
John M. Brentlinger
Wilmington
Del
K. U
Brentlinger
John M. Brentlinger, Jr
Fred Ellsworth
Dean DeWitt Carr
K. U. Engineering School
du Pont Corporation
Harold Ford
Spencer Chemical Company
du Pont
Markets and Livestock Prices From Kansas City and Nearby Areas
Market reports detail cattle, calves, hogs and lambs with mixed demand. Livestock receipts show steady to active trading. hay and grain prices vary by grade with alfalfa steady and prairie steady to firm. Prices cover cattle and hog categories, with notable figures for calves, beef cows, and slaughter lambs.
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Wanane City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Beeven
Tondamea
Neavies East
Aleady
Kansie City
Ap-Usdai
Easiy
Kansas
Prairie
Etrone
Market Summary From Chicago Futures And Stocks
The report cites futures for Wheat and Potatoes with mixed moves. Prices for several stocks including Republic Steel General Motors Studebaker and Philco moved lower as trading fluctuated through the day. Demand was described as slow with light supplies and a dull market tone.
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Chicago
U. S
Parker Dull
Colorada McChures
le L. Basis
Idaho Russells
Yan Street
Arou
Republic Steel
General Motors
Studebak
Goodrich
Sfontromery Ward
Douglas
al J. Philco
American
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Memorial Hospital
Jayhawker
Cassino
Korea
The
Clere
Douglas County
Maurice Cook
Emma Berg
Loretta Nichols
FILA
Farmer-Home Administration
Court House
Sheriff's Office
Travis Glass Waans
Frank Cornelison
Atlantic Union Committee
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Atlantic Union
Scotland
the Moons
Roger City
Arren Gegpate Bou
John Robert ‘Garratt
Iyrtle Roth
Willis Ewart‘Garratt
Larry 5
Flaseesy
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Harey Gold
U.S
James P.mcgranery
Alaska
Kroger
Alice Imel
Hunter
Yankee Stadium
Fox
ED Arn
Kansas State
Wilburn
N. M
U.S.A
New Mexico
Clarence Kiser
Blanch Kiser
H. M. Brownlee
Glades
Quineas
Younk Reese
Kanane City
Iran
Barer Seayer
Boyheane
Erie
Shorts
Wrence
Lawranes
Taras Co
York
Airtines
Beth Strates
Chrysler
Sly
Deere & du Pont
Kennecott
Mont Wes
Missouri
Schubert Funeral
N. WL
Sacred. Records
Mottogn
Cine - A
Wetch Shop
Furntese
Ona
Sheaffer
Sheaffers
Shgaiter
Carter's Stationery
Santa
Ree Cway
Mieste
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
Seymour Packing Company
Vermont
Pontiac
Jayhawk Motors
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