North Korea urges momentum as Kim Il Sung calls for vengeance
Soviet and North Korean reports claim Kim Il Sung demands no halt to the push against American forces. Premier Kim Il Sung vows to drive Americans from Korea and order the troops to press the advantage, while observers note no stated pause beyond the 38th parallel. U.S. embassy officials review the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kim Hi Sung
Korea
Whnter
Kim Il -Gun
Syngtan Rhee
North Korea
Kim IL Gunes
38Th ‘Parallel
U.8
UNESCO Indian programs evaluated by experts
Dr Beatty discusses Indian education tests showing growth in programs across states. He cites a live ship program at Pine Ridge and a Shiz division project planned for years, with funding and oversight from University of Education, state departments, Lawrence schools, and Haskell Institute. Religious leader Rev. Carter gives invocation amid musical numbers by Blanche Yeager, Mary Whiteman and Ramona Grinnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiz
Uiversity
State Department of Education
State Board of Vocational Education
Lawrence City Schools
Haskell Institute
2 B. Smith
Uni i 1 of Education
William D. Wolfe
Lawrence
E. Russell Carter
Haskell
Blanche Yeager
Mary Whiteman
Ramona Grinnell
Sigma Xi Lecture At KU Auditorium Tonight
National spokesman presents address at KU Auditorium sponsored by the KU chapter of Sigma Xi. Speaker tours including the University of Missouri Wichita University Oklahoma A and M College and Oklahoma University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Xi
K.U
K. U
Sigmea Xi
National Society For the
Eight Universe
University of Missouri, Wichita Univrsity
Oklahoma A
M. Col- Oklahoma University
Local Names List from Elk and Vinland Notices
Readable fragments list residents and addresses including Mrs Hazel Reach in Eudora Mrs Goldie No Bla Elk James Perry Esther Hoskinson Vinland Mary Davis 446 Locust Street Ohio Street 645 Ohio Street Monde and others in Oskaloosa and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana Street
Xg Eat Ran
James
Perry
Hazel Reach
Eudora
Goldie No
Oskaloosa
Esther Hoskinson
Vinland
Mary Davis
Locust Street
Elk. Trivett
Ohio Street
Christmas sale nets funds and local events in Lawrence
The Lawrence area reports proceeds from a Christmas sale totaling 1391.38 with notes from Mrs. Herold Skinner. Plans include Handel’s Messiah radio broadcast by the Messiah choir, a decorated holiday home contest organized by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce, and KU alumni platter sales. The university announces Christmas tree decorations and campus recess dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B Seale
Journal- World
Lawrence
Lawrence I~ber of Commerce
Baseball high commissioner Chandler to serve full term
A. B. Chandler told the Associated Press he would not resign before his contract ends on May 1, 1952. Possible successors floated include Dwight D. Eisenhower, Ford Frick, George Trautman, and Warren Giles as his post remains open after departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Chandler
Baseball
Associated Press
Sports
Chandler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ford Frick
George Trautman
Cincinnati
Warren Giles
Athletics and competition as core of American life
Ward argues sport is essential to the American way of life, teaching competition and personal responsibility. He cites global contrasts, praises athletic leadership, and condemns professionalization in college sports, urging rules to preserve amateur athletics.
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Banes State
Eric Tebow
College Athletic Council
West Coast
Bill Neill
Santa Rosa
Calif
Ralph Graham
Resi
Tebow
Alzo Telenefore
Ward
America
K.U
Lonborg
Agate
Tribune
Budget Seeks 2.6 Million for Epileptic hospital at Parsons
Topeka Dec 12 The 1952-53 budget for the state hospital for epileptics at Parsons totals 2 684 179. This compares with 1 453 196 in the current biennium. Gov Hagaman notes 900 000 is asked for buildings and permanent installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Hospital
Parsons
Frank L. Hagaman
Three Fined For Speeding In Police Court
Three motorists appeared in police court yesterday and were fined for speeding. Bryson Kugnems of Rhode Island, Daley Son of West Hi Chories Neet ity Fase and others forfeited bonds on related charges. Overparking fines were collected by Judge Wayne Allphin.
Deaths and Funerals Notice From Ashland Burial
Fragmentary obituary note indicates a burial in Ashland. Names and exact details are unreadable but the entry records a death and funeral notice from the Ashland area.
Pennington Graveside Service Held In Early Morning
Mrs. Kittie Pennington was laid to rest in a graveside service held this morning. The community remembers her long life and residence in the area before recent moves.
Eliot to Speak on World Powers at KU Fraser Theatre
Major George Fielding Eliot, noted lecturer and radio commentator, will headline the University of Kansas Fraser Theatre event tonight at 7. He replaces Hanson Baldwin of the New York Times and will discuss The Military Resources of the Two World Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fielding Eliot
Anthen
Fraser
University of Kansas
Sie
Eliot
Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
Baldwin
America
Col. R. Ernest Dupuy
Holiday Aid Dance Raises Dinners For Lawrence Helpers
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce hosts a Christmas benefit dance on Wednesday December 20 at the Community building from 8 pm. Admission is non perishable foods or canned goods for baskets, with money donations for last minute perishables. Three bands Clyde Eyton orchestra the Khomgo dance band and Leonard Owens orchestra volunteer. Welfare office coordinates recipient list and distribution for Christmas help.
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Wrence Dinior Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Trade
Clyde Eyton
Khomgo
Leonard Owens
Gene Force
Welfare Office
Asia peace plan gains support amid Korea ceasefire talks
The Far East plan proposed by Rau envisions Chinese Reds having a voice in Asia disputes after Korea cease-fire groundwork. Two resolutions from closed-door talks were sent to the State Department after a 48 to 5 vote despite Soviet bloc opposition and abstentions from Ecuador, Turkey, Thailand, and Nationalist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rau
Korea
Ecuador
Turkey
Thailand
China
State Department
U.S
Washington
Open House Friday for Rogers Cleaners Expansion in Lawrence
Paul Rogers to celebrate completion of the enlarged Topps Cleaners and Launderit plant at 1405 7 Massachusetts Street with an all day open house. The expansion adds a larger pressing room and a new cleaning building with 21 washers and two dryers, boosting staff from two to twenty. Whitby Shank remains as office manager at 8 East 8th Street, continuing Rogers' Fashion Cleaners.
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Paul Rogers
Topps Cleaners
Lawrence
Arkansas City
East 8Th Street
Rogers’ Fashion Cleaners
Rogers
Massachusetts Street
J. J. Lavery
East 8Th
Wilbur Shank
Truck collision injures driver near Clinton
Marvin M. Tripp reported a Kraft company truck parked on a county road two miles south of Clinton was struck while he changed a tire. He said Walter Kerman Wagner’s northbound pickup hit the rear of his truck as he faced north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin M. Tripp
Louisiana Street
Sheriff's Office
Kraft Company
Clinton
Tripp
Walter Kerman Wagner
Ohio Street
Marriage License for Don ald Kirby Sindth and Helen Louise Carter
A marriage license was issued by probate, to Don ald Kirby Sindth age 28 of Emporia and Helen Louise Carter age 23 of Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kirby Sindth
Emporia
Helen Louise Carter
Garden City
Market News Roundup Reflects Mixed Wheat and Stock Movements
Market at a Glance reports higher grain prices with wheat at 2.10 and corn at 1.27, while hogs and beef cattle see varied gains and declines in Kansas City and Chicago trading. The New York Stock Exchange closes with mixed results after an initial dip, with most shares moving less than one dollar.
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New Orleans
Rocatera
Kansas City
I Wanans City
Ap-Usdai
Carmi
Choice
Root
Shearer Bi
Milo Uaize Moon
BET Gies
New York
Admiral Co
Am_ Airlines
Beth Su
Market Wrap Mixed Gains for Dow and Airlines
Stock indexes drifted with Dow gains led by American Can and United Air Lines as rains disrupted trading. The day ended with many shares slipping below and around one dollar in earnings while profits remained tight for most issues.
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Lawrence
Kannas
American Can
Santa Bortie
United Air Lines
Fined on Drank Charges in County and City Courts
Donald A. Martin of Eudora was fined ten dollars in county court for being drunk. In city court Ed Baker of 689 Vermont Street was charged with being drunk and posted twenty five dollar bond for appearance next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Martin
Eudora
Ed Baker
Vermont Street
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Tokyo
Seoul
Loughboys
Hamhune-Hungnam
Changjin Reservoir
Unesco
Joss
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Messiah Choir
Columbia System
Twelfth
Vermont Streets
Usic
Yfeven
Fraser H H
Dantarth Schapel
U. Ks
Frank Stronghall
Strong Hall
Jean Saffell
the Niversity of Kansas
Ege
Ehlet Rolson
Teason
Goa
Baat
Warington
Sans Willan
Winnebgo Jebr
Suilent P. Wolfe
Lown Lawrence Pentet
Solon
Bansal Institute
Beat ” Dean Genres B. Smith
K. U. Education School
O.H. Bests
Superviso of Trade and Industrial Education
Howard Robbins
Ashland
Kittie Pennington
G. F. Eliot
Jayeeen
Fort Ban
Chester
Smell
Raymond Vanderalice
Blue Mound
Santa
Asia
Monroe
Far East
Topps
Market News
Wanaas
Det
Kansas
Hay
Prairie
Korena City
Heer Metal Shop
Equip. CO. An
Sacred Records
Mesden
11Th and
Ilinois Street
Art Wolf
Hell
Phana
MW. C. Manley
Marle McKisney
Downs Travel Service
Mass
University Radio Recording Studios
Bell Music Co
Donde
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron Reya
7 West Ltd
Schubert Fint
N. B. St
Traylor
Calvin
Fred A. Noll O. D
Dale H. Sillix O. D
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