Chinese Armies Press South Korea as UN Forces Withdraw
The report says 27 Chinese communist divisions including 8000 to 14000 Mongolian cavalry pressed toward South Korea after driving UN forces from the north. The U N 10th corps huddled on Hambung plain. the Seventh division and two South Korean divisions withdrew. MacArthur’s headquarters noted slow advance and renewed supply efforts.
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Tokyo
South Korea
United Nations
Genghis Kahn
Red China
North Korea
North
10Th Corps
Hambung
Red Korea
Jungnam
U. N
Rungram
Sovietia
Sommenatcan
U. E. Eighth Army
Chi
MacArthur
Korea
Consieard
Holy Year Extended Through 1951 Across World
Vatican City reports the Holy Year ending Christmas Eve will be extended through 1951 worldwide except Rome. Catholics unable to pilgrimage in 1950 gain spiritual benefits in their cities with the same intentions guiding sacraments. A papal bulletin is expected on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Farmers Urged to Lead in Economy Drive by Dean
A college dean urged the American Farm Bureau Federation to lead a government economy campaign. The appeal emphasized reducing costs and government spending, urging farmers to take an active role in the nationwide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
American Farm Bureau Federation
Enouey
Stan
Sam
Military Security Rules Issued for Writers in Korea War Phase
Tokyo December dispatch reports new guidelines to protect military security as the Korean conflict widens. General MacArthur's press officer Lot P. Ecbale outlines four rules forbidding details on planned actions enemy movements or US and United Nations forces, with strict timing for story submission and potential Tokyo review.
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Tokyo
Eee
Lot P. Ecbale
Geveral MacArthur
Chinese Rede
Korea
Shere
Ean Cocsmoende
Ivery
Keresn Phave
Speiny
United Nations
Echols
Truman to address nation on world crisis and home front steps
President Truman plans a radio address Friday or Saturday on the world crisis and necessary home front actions. White House officials say price and wage controls are inevitable and a rapid move to a wartime economy is planned with extensive administration by thousands. Congressional talks on a national emergency and wage stabilization proceed with key leaders and cabinet members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
C.S.T
State Acheson
Defense Marshall
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Cyrus Ching
Michael Y. DiSalte
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources. Board
Capitol
Senate
Lucag
Congress
Don Johnson
D.-Tex
Senate Armed Services
Rioting Clamps Down in Singapore Over Dutch-Girl Fate
Curfew imposed as two days of clashes over Maria Hertogh's custody leave 14 dead and more than 140 injured. Soldiers and police patrol the Muslim quarter while efforts surge to calm followers. Two AP reporters injured as mob attack their car. none in critical condition.
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Singapore
Morlem
Maria Bertha Hertogh
Holland
Maria Bertha
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Tom Masterson
Larry Allen
Masterson
Allen
Steel Secures Plates Supplies for Southeast Kansas
The State Board of Administration announced sufficient steel to complete 1951 auto and truck license plates. About 40 tons of steel have been obtained to fabricate plates for ten southeast Kansas counties still lacking new plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Board of Administration
Kansas
Attlee says United Nations will survive Korea crisis
Prime Minister Attlee told Parliament the United Nations forces would maintain themselves in Korea after his North American trip with talks with Truman and Canadian leaders. He returned to report to King George VI and held a cabinet crisis session.
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London
Attlee
House of Con Mons
United Nations
Korea
Truman
Washington
Ottawa
George
You Cant Take It With You at Fraser Theatre
University of Kansas speech and drama presents You Cant Take It With You in Fraser theater directed by Herb Harvey. An all student cast rehearses a four page prop list as the four performances approach with tickets available at one dollar and season passes for the show.
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MAYER
University of Kansas Department of Speech and Drama
Herb Harvey
Fraser Theater
New York
Nore Seember
Bringa
Acme Dry Cleaners
Wasa
K.U
Harvey
Phyllis Clezz
Mary Beth Moore
Edith Williamson
John White
Kenneth Stanley
Bill West
James Childers
Ronald Sundbye
Kay Peters
Richard Hunter
Jim Claussen
Lynn Osborn
Bobbie Lee Shamblin
Bill Meanz
Bill Dickinson
Jerry de
Bill Sollner
Eloise Schenk
John March
Arden Angst March
Arden
Carol Donovan
Beverly Dodds
Greenhall
Major Powers Back Plan for Korean Cease Fire Effort
The United States and Britain endorsed an Asian Middle East plan to form groups to seek a cease fire in Korea and a settlement of Far East issues. U S delegate Warren Austin pressed Korean safety guarantees from the UN, while Britain backed the ceasefire proposal. Debates recessed for consultations with Soviet and other delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
U. S
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
General Assembly
Middle East
Far East
Warren R. Austin
OU. N
U. N
Korea
Kenneth Younger
Jacob A. Malik
Roberto Urdanda Arbelaer
Ray
Wu Hain-Chuan
Peiping
Agreed Pacts Shape High Command for Atlantic Defense
London reports military planners from 42 Allies and the pact council meeting to draft recommendations for foreign ministers in Brussels. Eisenhower is expected as commander-in-chief with deputies and ground sea air chiefs to be named. Montgomery leads Brussels force. defense ministers and Acheson attend talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cp—Atlantic Pact
Anl
West
Pact Council of Deputies
Brussels
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lord Montgomery
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
U.S
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Robert Schuman Othe Ap
Forign
Scale Down Casualties Marine Division Korea Battle
Washington reports the First Marine division’s casualties in the Changjin reservoir breakout are scaled to 3000 to 2900 including sickness and exposure. Actual battle losses are estimated at about half the total, reflecting the harsh winter and combat dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Headquarters
Changjin Reservoir
Korea
Truman Thanks Defenders At White House Ceremony
President Truman expressed gratitude to the men who protected him during the attack on his life. widow of Pvt. Leslie Coffelt received a medal for her husband’s sacrifice as Pvt. Donald T. Birdzell and Joseph H. Downs attended the ceremony. Also decorated were Pvt. Joseph Davidson and Secret Service agents Floyd M. Boring and Vincent P. Moroz.
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Pratt
Washington
Truman
Pvt
Leslie Coffelt
Donald T. Birdzell
White House
Joseph H. Downs
Joseph Davidson
Secret Service Sheet
Floyd M. Boring
Vincent P. Moroz
P. Moroz
Two Men Sentenced to Life Terms After Jail Escapes
Risley Prine, 38, and Edward Chester Abel, 41, were given life prison terms in Johnson county Kansas after escaping twice from the county jail in the past year. They fled February 26 and July 13, first in February to Wyoming, then near Waldron, Kansas, before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Kan
Johnson County
Risley Prine
Pag City
Edward Chester
Abel
Kansas City
Wyoming
Waldron
Stock Market Index Closes Down in New York
New York stock market ends mixed as closing average for 60 stocks shows a slight drop while traders report cautious activity. Early gains fade, with investors balancing industrials and financials amid a light deal flow. The day includes a brief note on a shipment of handwoven ties and stray figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UNESCO Eyes U S Indian School Model For World Education
Dr W W Beatty head Indian Education in the United States and Alaska announced at a Haskell Institute banquet that UNESCO may pattern a world educational system on the U S Indian education program. He, Dr George A Dale and Earle Intolubbe from Washington, D C are at Haskell this week to discuss a K U project that will provide testing services and research for Indian schools nationwide with a $6500 first year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N.E.S.C.O
United States Indian Service
W.W. Beatty
United States
Alaska
U.N.E.L.C
Paris
Haskell Institute
Beatty
George A. Dale
Earle I[ntolubbe
Washington, D. C
Haskell
Unesco
Indiana
Madison W.umus
Woe Fashis
Ininn
K. U
Joctar Dale
Pine Ridge Reservation
South
Cloudy Forecast For Kansas Through Wednesday
Weather note from Topeka on December 12 indicates considerable cloudiness across Kansas with a 4 prospect for occasional freezing drizzle in the southeast tonight. Minimal precipitation elsewhere and little temperature change expected. lows 25 to 30 degrees tonight, highs tomorrow 40 to 45 in the northeast and 36 to 40 in the southwest. Week outlook calls for temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal and no precipitation. Yesterdays highs reached 63 at Anthony. lows ranged from 34 at Garden City to 23 at Emporia. Journal-World will post tonight KU versus St John of Brooklyn score after 3 pm. game in Madison Square Garden with start time not yet known. A Christmas gift subscription to the Journal-World is suggested.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Fsat
Anthony
Garden City
Emporia
Journal-World
University of Kansas-St. John of Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
New York
Minga
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missonri
Identify Mongols in Korea
Tokyo reports two divisions of Mongol mounted troops allied with a northern power were identified in Korea. The announcement did not confirm whether they came from Inner Mongolia or Outer Mongolia. Cavalry units were in northeast Korea and central west, each estimated at 4000 to 7000 men.
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Tokyo
Bercy Tac
Zisrepien Ai
Wi Pg
Neca
MacArthur
Inner Mongolia
Northwest
Red China
Outer
Mongel
Oriental
Korea
Christmas Play in Lawrence by Junior High
The Lawrence Junior High School will present Holy Night a Christmas story production at the Community building Thursday at 8 pm with an afternoon performance for students. Free to the public the event is sponsored by the school and recreation commission. Charles Fisher reads while Marilyn Perry and many others portray roles from angels to kings with music groups, solos and instrumental numbers directed by Lyle Woork and R Wayne Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Recreation Commission
Charles Fisher
Angel of
Joyce Nehrbase
Gaylord Davis
George Lewis Smith
Mary
Sandra Falkenstien
Joseph
John Heider
Ruel
Stephen Hill
Ethan
Dick Bergen
Zene
Abel
Jared
Shepherds
Larry Wright
Pete Haggart
Bobby Dockery
Edward Pauley
Glen Groninger
Thomas Ragland
Wesley Walker
James Filkins
Fred Noll
Duaine Naff
Angel of Promise
Sue Ann Haines
Chanters
Girls Glee Club
Aser
Jack Stephenson
Clifton Calvin
Phyllis Nehrbase
Phyllis Brown
Shepherd's Pipes
Richard Albert
Elinore Baker
Nancy Roofe
Lyle Woork
R. Wayne Nelson
Mra. Deal Six
John Matsfield
Red Cross Certificates Awarded in Home Nursing in Eudora
Eleven Eudora women received Red Cross home nursing certificates after completing a class taught by Pendleton Camp and sponsored by the Eudora Home Demonstration unit. Fifteen Girl Scouts also earned nursing credit. Names include May Adams Emma How ard Arleta How ard Mrs. Eileen Woodard Mrs. Fern Long Mrs. Helen Miner Mrs. Carl Shultz Mrs. Pearl Haci Mrs. Lizzie Greiner Mrs. Meggie Haggenbuch Mrs. Emma Frye and Mrs. Violet Fleming. Fresh stock hand loomed ties Pat Read Indian Trader 11074 Mass Ady.
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Eudora
Red Cross
Pendleton
Eudora Home Demonstration Unit
Girl Scouta
Wierney Abn
May Adams
Emma Later
Arleta Howard
Eileen Woodard
Fern Long
Helen Miner
Carl Shultz
Pearl Haci
Lizzie Greiner
Meggie Haggenbuch
Mra
Emma "Frye
Violet Fleming
Sport editor urges continued athletic support in war times
Arch Ward of the Chicago Tribune told the Gridiron Banquet audience that sport will continue during war and mobilization, stressing sacrifices and contributions. Kansas University guests included 1950 football players who received blue sport coats and Jayhawker trophy winner Wade Stinson. Aubrey Linville and Bill Schaake named co-captains for 1951. Gov Hagaman and KU officials attended. banquet drew heavy press turnout. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson Naren Beach
Wade Stinson
Kansas University Ormand
Beach Knee
K. U
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Arthur C. Lonborg
Mike McCormack
Sgnzon
Gelermy Hytong Tern
The
University of Kansas
J. W. Sikes
Don Fambrough
Storyum Sports
Jayhawker
Sikes
Aubrey Linville
Saling
Bill Schaake
Lawrence
K.U
We Sporta
Ward
Wesley Foundation Group Seeks China Recognition in UN
Fifty two Wesley Foundation students at the First Methodist church urge U S officials to recognize Communist China in the United Nations. The letter requests negoti ation through the UN before further military action and stresses recognition as essential. It was sent to President Truman, Secretary Acheson, the U N delegation, and Kansas lawmakers. Also reports Hi 12 Club Speaker E R Zook on national welfare at today’s noon luncheon. last meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Foundation
First Methodist Church
United States
China
United Nations
Truman
Dean Acheson
U. S
Kansas
Congress
E. R Zook
Lawrence Cham
Commerce
Zook
Unclear weather forecast fragment for December with mixed data
Fragmentary forecast indicates warmer temperatures by Friday across western regions and near normal readings in central areas. Mentions light precipitation in parts of the Midwest with limited changes in temperatures overnight and on Sunday, but the text is garbled with many illegible terms.
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Maple Street
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John Manville Company
Kansan City
Martedo
City Mall
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Park
M. N. Penny Company
Nineteenth Street
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Missouri Street
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Central Park Area
Sixth
Seventh Street
Tenth Street
Arkansas’ Street
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Coombs
Journal- World
Pat Read
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Ady
Chicago
Quarterback Club of Athletics
Stinson
Wesley Foundation Group
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