Battle at Hambung Port Signals Shifting Korean Fronts
Report notes Chinese forces in northeast Korea reportedly disappeared then attacked Hambung embarkation port to sever the U.N. Tenth Corps. Weather and retreat confusion aid Chinese maneuvers as Red forces press vulnerabilities to shape world opinion and spur thoughts on a United Nations body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Hambung
Europe
U.N
Gome
United Nations Organization
Igi
Controls Treat Symptoms and Inflation Fears
The nation faces upcoming wage and price controls deemed inevitable by some economists. Alan Valentine argues such controls only mask causes of inflation and urges fundamental measures like tighter government economy and sound credit policy to curb the rise. He says direct control may offer the best chance to stabilize the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Valentine
Valentine
Lawrence Leads Local Housing Growth in 1950 Census
Census figures show Lawrence up 3L6 percent in dwelling units since 1940 reaching 653R units, part of a statewide rise from 545,721 to 624,087 units, a 14.7 percent gain. Wichita climbs 60.3 percent to 5,410 units, Olathe adds 55.9 percent to 1,207 units, Garden City notes the largest local rise but remains at 3,989 units. The nationwide ten-year gain stands at 23.4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Lawrence
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Garden City
Wichita
Olathe
Housing Arrears and Controls Across Towns
The report notes housing growth tied to wartime controls and population shifts. It suggests modest 10 year gains in many towns, indicating growth rather than stagnation, as world turmoil eases and conditions stabilize.
U.N. in Korea to Stay Unless Forcibly Removed
The article argues that many trusted analysts believe the United Nations will remain in Korea until compelled to leave. It notes ongoing sea withdrawals of U.N. forces, Chinese efforts to sever remaining units, and the likelihood that expulsions would be gradual rather than swift. It also touches on U.S. defense spending debates and domestic issues like crime and military policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Korea
U.N
Birthday surprise honors Albert Brech eisen at 69
A surprise party was held for Albert Brech eisen on December 11 in his hometown by his children Paul Mary Lee Saloma and Harold. The event celebrated his 69th birthday with family.
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Albert Brecheisen
Paul
Mary Lee
Saloma
Harold
Fred Pavenhauren
Tonganoxie
A. F. McClanahan
California
Honolulu
Gloria Goff
Mary Tudor Hanna
Leavenworth
St. Mary's Academy
Sousa Addresses Lawrence Rotarians At Lunch
John Phillip Sousa the band king spoke to Lawrence Rotary Anns at their luncheon today. Mr Harry Dick and Mrs Fritz Meyn will host a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Susie Lowman whose marriage to Paul Evans of Williamstown takes place Thursday. Mr and Mrs Albert H Worley of Washington DC visit Mrs Worley’s mother Mrs R Andrews and Mr and Mrs W Newman. Mr and Mrs Russell Caples and two children of Great Falls Mont will spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs L X N Lewis.Mr Caples fell ill.
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John Phillip. Sousa
Lawrence Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Harry Dick
Fritz Meyn
Susie Lowman
Paul Evans
Williamstown
Albert H. Worley
Washington, D.C
Russell Caples
Great Falls
Mont
L. XN. Lewis
Mr. Caples
Fair Association approves clean park policy and healthful amusements
Woodland park policy praised for a clean moral summer and healthful Sunday amusements. Fair directors later rejected a list of 24 candidates guiding next year's fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Fair Association
W. E. Spalding
R. C. Manley
Elmer E. Brown
Henry Manwarring
Otto Fisher
William G. Hutson
W. H. Johns
Court Bones
Walter Pine
Lawrence
B. F. Pine
Salina
the World
W. C. Simons
St. Joe
Phae‘ton
Service Members Move Between Posts and Training
William Naff storekeeper’s mate on the USS Oglethorpe left to rejoin his vessel in San Diego after ten days at home. the ship saw action at Pohang Inchon and Wonsan. Lt Kenneth E McGregor serves as special project officer on B 36 at Rapid City AFB after October enlistment. Pvt Jamies Wallace 17 reports to Keesler Field for communications training in Miss. Pet Eugene I Housworth completes basic indoctrination at Lackland San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Naff
Uss.s. Oglethorpe
Philip D. Naff
San Diego
Naff
Korean
Oglethorpe
Pohang
Inchon
Wonsan
Kenneth E. McGregor
Rapid City Air Force Base
South Dakota
McGregor
Aeronautical Engineering School
K.U
Lawrence
Jamies Wallace
Mray
Leonard Wallace
Arkansas Street
Keesler Field
Miss
Pet
Eugene I. Housworth
N. Housworth
Lackland Base
San Antonio
Tex
Truman era party losses shown by voting loyalty counts
Analysts based on Congressional Quarterly figures calculate that 17 Democrats from the 81st Congress who backed Truman over 80 percent of the time have only seven returning in the 82nd. Of 37 Democrats with high loyalty in the House, 26 will be replaced by Republicans, while only one Republican 80-percenter faces defeat by a Democrat, underscoring a broad anti-Trumanism trend in the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahomas
House
Congressional Quarterly
Michigan Governor Concedes After Recount Victory
Former Michigan Governor Harry F. Kelly concedes defeat to Democrat G. Mennen Williams in a recount of about 1.9 million votes. Williams, 29, will be inaugurated January 1 as Michigan's first re elected Democratic governor in 36 years, with a final canvass margin of 1,154 votes. Williams 835,152 Kelly 933,998.
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Detroit
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
Kelly
G. Mennen Williams
G.O.P
Williams
Soap
Fortune
William
Moving toward a Monroe doctrine in the Far East
AP analyst DeWitt Mackenzie notes Sir Benegal Rau believes China seeks dominant Far East influence. He cites Korea Tibet Nepal Indo China actions as evidence, warning Mao’s regime may push Moscow-led expansion while India under Nehru arms for possible aggression.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Sir Benegal Rau
India
United Nations
Monroe
Far East
Renegal
Anwrica
Western Hemisphere
Sir Benegal
U.N
Middle East
Korea
Peiping
China
Asia
Soviet Union
Red China
Tibet
Nepal
Indo-China
Piening
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Altho
Russia
Manchuria
Russian
Siberia
Hether
Nehru
Maor
Two High School Boys Die in Plane Crash Near Downs
In Downs Kansas on December 14 a light plane crashed and burned killing two high school seniors. The victims are Richard Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs Noice Thomas, and Richard Cannon, son of Mrs French Snyder of Salina. Cannon lived with his grandmother Mrs Pearl Williams. Thomas was part owner and the pilot.
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Downs
Kan
U—Two
Richard Thomas
Noice Thomas
Richard Cannon
French Snyder
Salina
Cannan
Pearl Williams
Thomas
Plate
A Kansan's Europe Visit Observes War Talk and Daily Paris Life
John J. Conard reports from Paris and Bern, noting French views on a potential European war, American policies, and daily scenes. He observes cab drivers, traffic, Swiss bargains, assorted signs, and impressions of American influence, including a Moscow-made car parallel and the dollar's value in France.
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John J. Conard Aris
Rue Delambre
Paris
China
Far East
Munich
Asia
Red China
Europe
M. Bord
John Q
France
Mu Phi Concert Showcases Contemporary Music and Lighting
Mu Phi chapter presented a staged program of contemporary music with dramatic lighting by Jerome Mandl. Performers included Jeanne Peck, Francis Douglas, Marilyn Lind, Mary Katherine van Hauten, and Martha Heck. Bloch and Mulky works featured among others. Betty Brown missed the final numbers after an injury the night before.
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Criss Simpson
Mu Phi Ion
Jerome Mand
Whitney
Jeanne Peck
Francis Douglas
Marilyn Lind
Mary Katherine van Hauten
Walter Piston
Jacque Cook
Martha Heck
Betty Rae Thomas
Menotti
Amy Worth
Seattle
Mu Phi
Misaz Thomas
Honegger
Clara James
Mary Sommerville
Katharine Mulky
K. U
Phyllis Glass
Martha Zeigler
Jeanne Aldridge
Radio dial program slate and schedules listed
A dense listing of radio programs across stations KMBC WDAF WREN KCMO WDAP and others for Thursday December 14 and Friday December 13, detailing music newscasts drama suspense news talk and sports slots with numerous host names and show titles. The jumble notes times 6 pm to 10 pm and show variations including news, detective and western programs, variety features, and signoffs across stations.
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KMBC
Rio
Edwin C. Ian Hbarews
Worta
Cisco Id Ssrn Armatrope
SBI
Tub
FBI
REN
Bkfreu
Kmbcoa
America
KMEC
WDAF
Wren
KCMO
Philips
Garroway
Arthur Godtrer
Arthur Gi Wankeso
Iting
Crosby
Vera Croft
Nein Wren
Tal Harvey
Livestock Arkets
Pepper_ Younr
Lean
Leon Decker
Bill
Fexi Rangers
KMAC
Western Echoes
Lone Ranger
News of the World
Rune
Pian
Apenero Wolf
KMLC
Lob Hawk
Wren—Ozzle
Harriet
WPAF
Magnificenns
Montague
Misa Brooks
Noane Sherif
Wre Jette
Hparh Baron Symphony Rae Sa Kcmo—Cavalcade of Sports
Arizona
Jeittte
Daniel
Music concert notes and a housewife tribute in Emporia
The article lists performers Joyce Rohrer Marilyn Lind Verla Steffey Polly Owen Barbara Glover and Margaret Ling of Michigan U Gamma chapter who contributed a Hebraic flavored Psalms recital. It also recounts a small cultured audience enjoying the concert therapy and shares a witty tribute praising housewives as women who combine hands head heart and mouth in daily labor.
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Joyce Rohrer
Marilyn Lind
Verla Steffey
Polly Owen
Barbara Glover
Margaret Ling
Gamma Chapter
Michigan U
David
Goudimer
Miss Mulky
Emporia Gazette
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