Defense Secretary Marshall Seeks Rapid War Plant Build Up
Secretary Marshall told the House subcommittee that rapid expansion of war plant output is essential to meet a global threat. He described uncertain timing for all out war and urged immediate production buildup, with a $16.344 billion emergency request for military funds to support Korea and future mobilization through next June. The hearing publicized notes from Marshall and other officials as Congress considers a broader four year defense plan and potential further funding beyond 1992 budgets.
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Washington
Deer
Marshall
Congress
Wether
House
Robert
Defense Department
Defense
Mahon Enid
Truman
Cone
Atomic Energy Comnertaci
Tennessee Valley Authority
McCormick
Mars
Fleeing Koreans in Northwest Front Line Snow
U S Fifth Air Force footage shows a 25 mile chain of refugees from Haeju to Chaeryon 200 000 to 500 000 people marching south under fire risks and shelling. American troops worry about a fifth column while civilians carry few belongings through icy ridges.
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William J. Waugh
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Korea
Strawberry Canyon
University of California Memorial Stadium
Haeju
Chaeryone
Seoul
Korean Republic
United Nationalines
United Nations
America
Changchon
Wendell Hutchison
Anderson, In
Kaesong
Pilot Salutes Korean Children From a Downed War Scene
In a desolate Korean landscape the narrator describes ice coated paddies beside a railroad where bodies lie at train stops. A U S plane flies low and the pilot waggles wings in a gesture of salute to Korean children who wave as the aircraft passes. Hutchison, father of two, notes this act.
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Hutchison
University of Kansas offers six month medical course in St Joseph
The University of Kansas School of Medicine starts a six month continuation course in general medicine in St Joseph Missouri. About 60 physicians enrolled from St Joseph and surrounding areas. Instructors include Dr Barnard C Trowbridge and Dr Maxwell G Berry with sessions on ear nose throat surgery respiratory problems and chest pains.
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St. Joseph
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas
K. U
Eastern Foundation
Northwestern
Missour
Ingham
Missouri
Nebraska
Barnard C. Trowbridge
American Board of Otolaryngology
American Academy of Ophthalmology and
Otolaryngolog
Maxwell G. Berry
American Board of Internal Medicine
Edward H. Hashinger
R. L. Sutton
Hutchinson Wins Junior College Tourney in Garden City
Hutchinson captured the second annual national junior college tournament in Garden City with a 41 point win over Garden City. Dodge City finished third with a 37 31 victory over Pratt and Amarillo Texas won the consolation bracket with a 44 40 win over Lamar.
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Kan
Garden City
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Pratt
Amarillo
Tex
Lamar
Kansas Supreme Court Modifies Neis Estate Settlement
The Kansas Supreme Court reduced a Douglas County ruling giving Ora Neis half her late husband Carl Neis estate. It awarded her the 140 acre homestead and a $15,000 bequest while denying half of the personal property. The decision affects 226 acres valued at $54,187 and personal property appraised at $72,245.66. issues involved ante nuptial contract and widow electing rights amidst 18 heirs. It notes New York State wholesale trade shares and other unrelated lines.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Douglas County
Ora E. Neis
Eudora
Kan
Carl Neis
Supreme Court
Neil
High Court
Peter Neig
Carl
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