Hungnam and Hamhung battle updates in Korea
Reports from the Korean front describe Chinese forces west of the gorge road and south of Hamhung pursuing a road defense. Allied units including Puerto Rican troops fight to keep routes open as U N and Joint command observers assess enemy losses and port priorities while martial law takes effect in Korea.
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Ko-te
U. S
Robert H. Soule
Hammang
Almond
10Th Corp
Ham Hang Fignam
U.N
Oll
10Th Corna
Wonsan
10Th Corps
Hungnam
U. N
M “Marine
Lemuel C. Shep
Fleet Marine Forces
Far East
Shepherd
Joye
Arthur D. Struble
Ea Doyle
Sephibiaus
Stone
Koto
Seventh Divsion
Manchurian
Soviet Siberia
Rhea
Red Capital
Pyongyang
New Oly Army Line
Fifth Air Force
Syngman Rhee
MacArthur
Korea
Horace Robertson
Long
Pening
Tass
United States
Britain
Turkey
Tenement House Fire Kills Eight in Chicago
Chicago reports a four story crowded flat building fire on the south side killing at least eight unidentified colored residents. Firemen search for more victims as death toll may rise and cause is not yet known.
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Chicago
Christmas mural project by Lawrence High advanced arts group
Five advanced arts students at Lawrence High School plan to paint a mural titled Bey Se ae Franklin dockard. A photo from 1950 shows Marlene and others at campus day activities. Haskell art instructor Gritts created the original photograph used by the mural. Local fire department members receive no extra pay, yet two shirts were delivered as gifts to each member by a local business firm.
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Pa Ham
Bey
Franklin Dockard
Ae Bevey Marlene
Gui Engel
Schomate
Ae Ee Gritts
Haskell
Gence
Rosenberg Hearing Intensifies Senate Probe
Washington reports a further Senate Service Committee session on charges that Mrs. Anne M. Rosenberg attended communist meetings. A confrontation occurred between Rosenberg and accuser Ralph De Sola as reporters watched from corridors. the panel will reconvene next week to pursue the identity question and potential conflicts with her defense department role pending confirmation.
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Washington
Senate
Anne M. Rosenberg
Truman
Borman
Senate Servicea Committee
Russell D. Ga
He Randers
Rossel
de Sola
Rosenberg
New York
Rozenberg
Defense Department
Russell
Fire kills three children and injures two in Kansas farm house
In Phillipsburg Kansas a fire that destroyed a farm home seven miles west of town killed two children and later the third from burns and exposure. Patrick Michael age 2 and John Alan 8 months perished trapped inside while Sheila Ann 7 died later in a hospital. Ronnie 9 and Linda 5 escaped with minor burns as the mother had gone into town and the father was away. Authorities said a kerosene incident near a coal stove sparked the blaze.
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Phillipsburg
Kan
Here
Homer Myers
Patrick Michael
John Alan
Shelia Ann
Hays
Althe
Ronnie
Linda
Larry
Bar Association Monthly Dinner Meeting Notice
The Los County Bar Association will hold a monthly dinner at 6 p m on Wednesday December 13 at the Hotel Blade. EK Petefish, president, will preside and Brantlin meu Bennie Raph of the HU will speak.
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Tos
Las County Bar Association
Hotel Blade
O. EK
Petefish
Bpeeker
Wil Brantlin Meu
Bennie
Nuclear policy clash and Formosa aid debate dominates hearing
Senators debate Truman Attlee security pledges as British American plan prompts mixed reactions. Taft and Knowland weigh Formosa and Chiang Kai Shek while leaders urge rapid defense buildup. A separate burglary report notes the theft of wedding silver from the Carney residence on West Fourteenth Street.
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U.N
Smith
Truman-Attlee
Taft
Formosa
China
Manchuria
Korea
Police Court Hits Near a Hundred Ten in Parking Fines
Forty eight persons paid parking fines yesterday in police court with multiple fines by individuals. One person paid eight one dollar tickets, four paid five back tickets each, one paid six, two paid for over speeding violations, and eight paid two each. Two persons paid two dollars each for parking in restricted zones. Total fines collected were 110 dollars.
Life Begins at 43 for Shoe Shine Boy in a Chicago Mart
Jerry Thomas Joryman a 43 year old shoe shine man at the Board of Trade building in Chicago received a remarkable gift of $2,000 from anonymous brokers and a vow of no interest or fixed repayment to open a shoe repair and shine shop on Sherman street. The donors funded capital for supplies wages and said repayment would come only when he is able.
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Chicago
UPI
D Board of Trade
Jerry Thomas Joryman
Jerry
Board of Trade
la Salle Street
Financial District
Board of Trade Building Management
Sherman Street
America
Man Pleads Guilty to Open Bottle Charge
Charles Arthur Mabineon Jr appeared before Judge Frank Gray in county court to answer two charges driving under the influence and having an open bottle in the car. He pled not guilty to the DUI count and guilty to the open bottle. Trial on the DUI count set for December 14 at 10 a.m. Judgment on the second count reserved pending first charge. Robinson released on $500 bond.
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Charles Arthur Mabineon, Jr
Frank Gray
Robinson
Sunflower Start Not Yet Definite In Production Schedule
The Sunflower plant prepares for a new production timetable with over 3,000 workers needed for the expanded schedule. During WWII peak employment at S.O.W. reached about 126,000, including 12,000 on powder lines and 14,000 in construction. Both men and women will be hired from nearby communities once a firm work plan is set after Hercules contract talks.
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S.O.W
Hercules
Hercules Powder Company
Ordnance Department
Washington, Delaware
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Prices Mixed On Week
Kansas City market notes show fed steers unevenly up to 1.50 higher, heifers and bulls stronger, vealers steady to firm. Stockers and feeders steady to five dollars higher, some large lots priced around 1158 dollars for Colorado fed steers, with prices for medium to good quality steers earning mid thirties per hundredweight and variations across weight classes.
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Kansas City
Kanoes City
Ap-Usba
Ener Ixirenion
Colorado Fed
Reds Plan Protest March Paris
Paris December 9 France's Communist party called for a march on the Elysees Palace to protest Germany's rearmament. The party accused the government of capitulation and cited a compromise plan to integrate West German combat teams into Atlantic pact defense forces under U S influence.
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Paris
France
Communist Party
Elysees Palace
Vincent Auriol
U. S
Train crash kills Mrs. Houser near Hutchinson Kansas
A Santa Fe train collided with a motor car nine miles east of Hutchinson Kansas yesterday. Mrs. Cecil Houser aged 32 died in the crash.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Santa Fe
Here
Cecil Houser
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs. Imogene Nagle and Mrs. Alice Hassett
Mrs. Imogene Glynn Nagle aged 55 of McLouth died yesterday morning at St. Joseph hospital Kansas City after a short illness. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at McLouth Baptist Church with Rev Loyal Hiatt officiating. Burial in McLouth cemetery. Surviving: husband Herold E. Nagle and two sisters Mrs Lavonia Casebier Fort Stockton Texas and the former Bliss Irene Glynn Texas. Mrs. Alice Hassett age 78 of Topeka died yesterday in a Topeka hospital mother of Walter Hassett Tonxanoxie. Other survivors include another son John Hassett rural Topeka two daughters Mrs Margaret Conwell of the home and Mrs Mary Powers Leavenworth and eight grandchildren.
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Imogene Glynn Nagle
McLouth
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
McLouth Baptist Church
Loyal Hiatt
Arminister
McLouth Cemetery
Herold E. Nagle
Lavonia Casebier
Fort Stockton
Fex
Bliss Irene Glynn
Texas
Alice Hassett
Topeka
Walter Hassett
Tonxanoxie
John Hassett
Margaret Conwell
Mary Powers
Leavenworth
Local Birth Notices Across Multiple Addresses
At Memorial Hospital Clyde Hiatt Richland Mrs Lora Harris Leavenworth Robert Ridley Route 4 Linda Kay Wilson 825 Connecticut Street Mrs Zurie Lane 2208 Massachusetts Street O A Hedness 758 Elm Street Mrs Alice Bee 11 New Hampshire Street Baby a Topeka Peta fiend Lindsey Easton 535 Rhode Island wires Mrs Marie Gant and baby girl Tonganoke Mr and Mrs J M Fleet Route 15 a son yesterday.
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Clyde Hiatt
Richland
Lora Harris
Leavenworth
Robert Ridley
Route 4
Linda Kay Wilson
Connecticut Street
Zurie Lane
Massachusetts
O. A. Hedness
Elm Street
Alice Bee
New Hampshire Street
Topeka
Peta
Lindsey Easton
Rhode Island
Marie Gant
Markets Report with Livestock Prices and Wall Street Notes
The page lists fed heifers at 34 with varied grades, cows around 20 to 24, steers near 31 to 33, and hogs higher to 15.60. Lambs and sheep show mixed quotes, goats and feeder stock noted. The Day in Wall Street reports demand for railway stocks and gains in airline shares, with broad market activity and rising carrier interest.
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Steiegauss
Iambe
Feeder
Shearer Buser
Eppes
Wall Street
New York
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Wl OY
Central, Pennsylvania
Ulinois Central
Atlantic Coast Liner
Pacific
Southern Railway
S E
American Airlines
United Air
Better Positions for Trained Office Personnel
Great demand for trained office staff with permanent year round employment and excellent opportunities for advancement. Positions offer in house training and advancement in a congenial work environment. Current openings promise steady growth and reliable salaries.
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Nema
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