Price Wage Controls Likely After National Emergency
Senators George and Johnson say wage and price controls will follow any declared national emergency, with January as the target for action. Officials note inevitable controls and possible rapid mobilization, including tighter defense material rules and a cut in rubber use for tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
D.-Ga
Trugoan
Senate Finance Committee
Lyndon Johnson
D.tex
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Johnson
Congress
Administration
Truman
Maybank
U.S.C
Senate Banking Committee
Charleston
Commerce Department
National Production Authority
NPA
Senate
Dretary
Defense
Robert M. Jett
Tritean
Jumorrey
Korea
Tobin
Lucas of
Ilinois
White House
G.O.P
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
House
Martin
Massachusets
Lucas
Johneen
Jets Go Into Action In Korea With Thunderjet Raids
Tokyo reports U S jet fighters the Republic F 84E Thunderjet conducted their first Korean raid days earlier and have flown daily since They attacked east of Pyongyang hitting locomotives vehicles and supply centers inflicting heavy damage The F 84E carries six 50 caliber guns two 1000 pound bombs and rockets marking the third U S jet in Korea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.S
Korea
George E. Stratemeyer
U. S. Far East Air Forces
Pyonzyanz
U. S
Air Force
U. & Air Force
Wichitan Pleads Guilty To Abduction Of A Banker
Wichita Kansas December 12 Avington R Hutchins 32 pleaded guilty to a federal kidnapping charge in the December abduction of a Louisiana banker John Jens Dauer 60 year old ex convict. Hutchins also pleaded guilty to the Dyer Act charge and faces sentencing by U S District Judge Delmas C Hill. The indictment says the two men abducted 64 year old I B McPherson at Shreveport brought him to Kansas in McPhersons auto McPherson was found bound and exposed near Fort Scott Kansas Dauer and Hutchins were arrested after his car was recovered in Wichita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Avington R. Hutchins
Wichitan
Louisiana
John Jens Dauver
Hutchins
U.S
Delmas C. Hill
I.B. McPherson
Shreveport
Kansas
McPherson
Fort Scott
Dauer
No One Told This Possum Just What Was Going On
An odd incident in Oklahoma City ends with a possum fleeing toward a police station. Officers pursue after a disturbance, but the animal seeks shelter inside a vehicle before being captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Dee
Feeryvolle
Faria
Graldut
End Wichita Traffic Fatality Ends Deathless Streak
A car plunged into the Arkansas river last night with Bobby V. McNabb at the wheel. The vehicle was not located for hours, ending Wichita Kansas deathless traffic days on record. The First Baptist church to host two Christmas programs from December 17 onward including The Star of Bethlehem cantata and a church night dinner with carols and a pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kin
Sarurd
Bobby V. McNabb
Ay Wiego
Arkansas River
First Baptist Church
Harker
Huge Fire in Texas Destroys Acres and Threatens Resources
Fire roared through southeast Texas burning thousands of acres Sunday as crews battled blazes. Hundreds of homes oil storage tanks and a tank farm near Buna were threatened while arson suspects were sought and a nurse named Mrs Harper was critically burned in a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Texas
Harper
Buna
Reelect KU Memorial Corporation Chooses Committeemen
The University of Kansas Memorial Corporation held its fall meeting electing officers and adding new members to the executive and book store committees. Officers reelected include President Clarence Munns and vice presidents L C Wruff Leonard Axe Melvin Clingan, with Fred Filseworth as secretary and Karl Knoz as treasurer. New executive members are Leonard Axe and Miss Mary Lawrence. new book store members are Martha Peterson Howard Stotler and George Bradshaw, all of Lawrence. Bond gate and Union addition progress were reviewed by President Munn and Wosdruff.
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Enrlier
University of Kansas Memorial Corporation
Pr Dent
Clarence Munns
L. C. Wruff
Lawrences
Leonard Axe
Lawrence
Melvin Clingan
Salina
Fred Filseworth
Karl Klnoz
Axe
Many Lawrence
Martha Peterson
Howard Stotler
George Bradshaw
Memorial Union
Munn
Wosdruff
Sixth navy Viking rocket falls short of altitude record
White Sands Proving Ground New Mexico December 12 the Sixth navy Viking rocket failed to beat the world altitude mark. It reached about 115 miles but cut off after 165 seconds missing a new record by ten seconds. The previous 111 mile mark dated December 17 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sands Proving Ground
N. M
Navy
Viking
mid-Pacific
Co op Association Opens 22nd Annual Meeting
The Consumers Cooperative opens its 22nd annual session in Kansas City with delegates from 14 states and Canada expected. Dr Henry G Bennett will speak at the opening session in the city auditorium. W Averell Harriman canceled plans due to the international situation. The cooperative has about 1500 members in nine midwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Consumers ‘Operative Association
Canada
Henry G. Bennett
Truman
City
W. Averell Harriman
Consumers Cooperative
Associati J
Midwestern
Ex Grid Star Massare Dies From KU Football Era
Officials of the KU alumni association report the death of a well known Kansas University football star from the late 1930s and early 1940s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Alumni Association
K. U
Massare 1941 KU Engineer Killed in Ohio Auto Crash
Quido Pete Massare of Monon ela Pa was killed in a July 19 automobile accident in Ohio. He graduated from the KU engineering school in 1941 and married Rebecca Ann Hacer of Atchison who was a KH KU student in 1940. Surviving are Mrs Massare and three children Judith Ann John Anthony and Janet Marie Massare who live in Atchison since his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quido
Pete} Massare
Mononela
Ohio
K. U. Engineering School
Rebecca Ann Hacer
Atchison
Kh. U
Massare
Judith Ann
John Anthony
Janet Marie Massare
Kansan Casualties And Road Safety Drive For Holidays
The Department of Defense lists casualties from Korea including Sgt Ernest F Dwight of Junction City killed in action and Pvt Major Harris of Topeka among the wounded. Lt Donald E McKinney Sr of Junction City and Master Sgt George A Dodson of Redfield are noted as injured. In Oklahoma City officials say state troopers will man road blocks at eight points to deliver a holiday safety message to out of state motorists through Christmas.
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Department of Defense
Korea
Ernest
F. Dwight
Junction City
Major Harris
Topeka
Glenn A. Smith
Arcadia
Donald E. McKinney
George A. Dodson
Redfield
Paces
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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Humble Oil & Reching Company
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Sero
Golden Crest
Norris Bros
Colemar
Heati Rhodes Rooting
Vermont
Milton Rosen
Chinaware
Revere Ware
Vernon
Web Mass
Co-op Association
Pete Massare
Sauerkraut
Kroger
Pineapple
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Heinz
Trent Hershey
Sox
Calif
Navel
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