Refuse to Lift Agricultural Losses in This Surreey on POWs
Munsan Korea December 14 The Reds refused to lift secrecy curtains around prison camps but would approve rotating 5,000 troops monthly if Allies accept other Communist terms for a truce. The plan drew little notice from NATO negotiators. U N said the proposal showed little deviation from December 3. Sweden may join a neutral inspector group for truce policing. decision pending.
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Munsan
Korea
Reds
U. N
Stockholm
U. S
Sweden
Red
International Red Cross
Aaa
U. N. Command
Adm
R. E. Libby
Eeacy
Tokyo
William P. Nuckols
Panmunjom
1952 Civilian goods to face metal cuts warn mobilization chiefs
Washington reports say civilian items like autos and refrigerators will be cut sharply in 1952 due to expanding military output. Defense mobilizer Charles E. Wilson warned of more guns and less butter with only about 50 percent of steel copper and aluminum allotments in early 1952. Manly Fleischmann added further metal quota reductions are planned for April to June amid higher military demands in Q2 1953.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
National Press Club
Manly Fleischmann
New Ore Purchases L s Topeka Plant
A new company has taken over the stockyards at the John Morrell plant in Topeka following flood disruption. The stockyard deal was completed yesterday, with the yards open for business and ongoing livestock market activity. A floor model sale of appliances is also advertised.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gladwin E. Young
USDA
Inter-Agency
Kirk M. Sandals
U. S. Soil Conservation Searce
A Both
Lincoln
Neb
Sandals
Missouri
Grand
Neosho
Arkansas
Verdigris River
Topeka
John Morrell and Co
Ing
Tor Anna Bre
Air War Rages Over Korea With Jet Clashes and Bombardment
U S Fifth Air Force reports heavy air combat over northwest and Pyongyang as Sabres and F-80s engage Mig-15s and Red jets. American planes fly 663 sorties targeting transport lines while Navy ships strike coastal front positions near Kansong Kosong. Ground raids by U S Eighth Army continue with limited改变 front-line impact.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
F1 Fifth Air Force
North Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Korangpo
Mooderate
Kansong-Kosong
Diplomat John Stewart Service is Fired by State Dept
Washington reports that John Stewart Service, 42, long a controversial figure accused by pro Communist factions, was dismissed by the State Department after the loyalty review board found reasonable doubt about his loyalty. The decision contrasts with a prior favorable finding by the department’s loyalty security board and stems from the Amerasia case investigations.
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Washington
John Stewart Service
State Department
Department
Service
Review Board
Ametaria
Amerasia
Philip C. Jaffe
New York
China
State
Navy
Jaffe
Foreign Service
Wanger posted bail in Beverly Hills shooting case
Movie producer Walter Wanger was ordered released on five thousand dollars bail for the shooting of his wife's agent in Beverly Hills. District Attorney S Ern est Rol said he could not yet say if a complaint would be issued after Wanger spoke with his wife Joan Bennett. Agent Jennings Lang was the target of the attack in a downtown parking lot.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Walter Wanger
S. Ernest Rol
Joan Bennett
Wanger
Jennings Lang
Clinton Anderson
Oliphant Admits Tipoff to Caudle in Tax Probe
Washington December 14 Internal Revenue chief counsel Charles Oliphant admitted in the House tax investigators that he tipped off T Lamar Caudle that Caudle's income tax returns were under inquiry by Senator John Williams. Oliphant also said he let a tax prosecution case drop due to congressional interest involving Rep Morrison. He testified that Henry W Grunewald told him he was helping Senator Bridges in a tax matter involving H O Klein of Baltimore. The witness said Caudle was fired for outside activities incompatible with official duties.
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Washington
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
T. Lamar Caudle
John Williams
R-Del
House
Oliphant
Congress
Rep. Morrison
D-La
Henry W. Grunewald
Sen. Bridges
RNH
Byrnes
Caudle
Olphant
Sen. Williams
Williams
Truman
Florida
Longer Office Hours At Lawrence and KU Post Offices
Lawrence and KU post offices will stay open after noon Saturday until 6 to handle a weekend mail rush. Postmaster Roger Williams said 31 800 cancellations occurred yesterday at KU and Lawrence, up 2 000 from Tuesday but well below last year’s 102 000 record. He plans to deploy 22 extra workers Monday for peak outgoing mail as incoming mail is expected next weekend.
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Lawrence City
K.U
Roger Williams
Lawrence
Willams
West Lawrence
University of Kansas Post Office
Frank Stronghall
Williams
Pike Quits Position on Atomic Energy Commission
Former Atomic Energy Commission member Pike resigns amid White House letter exchange, agreeing to stay until December 15 at President Truman's request. The White House release notes Pike as the sole remaining original member and notes the impact of his departure.
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Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
Summer T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commas
White House
Truman
Iscas
Man
Coach Directs Cage Team by Phone from Home
Nortonville High School coach, sidelined by mumps, directs 56 46 win over Oskaloosa using a home line to the bench. He previously guided a victory at Effingham via long distance as Nortonville stays undefeated in six starts and leads the Jefferson County League.
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Nortonville
Kan
Bryce Stallard
Oskaloosa
Effingham
Program at K U Christmas Vespers 110th annual
The 110th Christmas Vespers at K U will be in Hoch Auditorium this Sunday at 4 and 7 30 p m with two preliminary music sessions at 2 45 p m and 4 15 p m a brass quartet recitals and a 200 member student faculty chorus performing works by Britten Mason Wagner and Mendelssohn among others the program traces the vespers to 1924 and founder Dr Donald Swarthout with a history of elaborate choral and instrumental pieces across organ readings tableaux and carols.
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K. U
Hoch
Musiard Barnes
K.U. Carillonneur
Hoch Auditorium
Fraser Theater
Donald M. Swarthout
Fine Arts School
Hull
Blyan F. Couperin
Benjamin
Britten
Cathe Jere
Martin
Chorkle Naemble
Jay
Mason
Audre
Ohchentra
Humperdinck
Come
Cone
Romaino
Hethishem
Lewis H. Rerner
Orale University
APUBO
Lark
the Herald Angele Sing
Mendelasohn
Imiprovination
Wa Anderson
Aszman to Be in Pulpit After 214 Months Absence
The Reverend Theodore H. Aszman returns to the First Presbyterian Church pulpit on Sunday after a long absence due to illness. The Christmas musical service features Wayne Nelson directing the choir with Winifred Hill Gallup on organ. Reinhold Schmidt, KU voice professor, soloist with anthems and selections from Handel and Dickinson.
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Theodore H. Aszman
First Presbyterian Church
Ines
Wayne Nelson
Winifred Hill Gallup
Reinhold Schmidt
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Christiansen
Jesus
Dickinson
Fred van Belcher
Handel
Lord
Capper Improves Slightly Asks For News Of Health
Capper, 86, former Kansas senator and head of Capper Publications, is reported somewhat better but still critically ill with pneumonia. He held a senate seat for 30 years before retiring in 1949 as his publications continue operations. The Navy plans to reactivate heavies and carriers, with the Quincy rejoining as 15th heavy cruiser, and Ticonderoga and Intrepid moving to active duty after modernization.
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Topeka
Kan
Arthur Capper
U. S
Kansas
Stron
Capper
Washington
Navy
Quincy
Ticonderoga
Intrepid
Bremerton
Waah
New York
San Francisco
Newport News
Snow and Ice Forge Cautious Winter Travel in Lawrence
Old Man Winter coated Lawrence with sleet and ice then snow. Officials urge staying off roads except for emergencies as two inches of snow fall by 1 p.m. Temperature at 1 p.m. was 19 degrees, up to 30 the previous evening. No serious accidents reported. buses busy, cars stalled, and some routes rerouted.
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Lawrence
State Highway Patrol
Carl Gray, Jr
Journal-World
Douglas County
Travis E. Glass
John Ingalls
C. J. Posey
Associated Press
Rapid Transit Co
Rough Hill Teatfle
Nak Ae
Micaissipi St
9Th St
Fiveampus
Mt, Read
Kansas University
Noruna
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Stock Market Closing for 60 Stocks Stays Unchanged
New York December 14 closing index for 60 stocks settles at 97.9, holding steady with no change. Investors monitoring market mood as traders await further guidance amid cautious activity across sectors.
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New York
Three Nations Briefed to Join Korean Armistice Watch
The United States alerted Sweden, Norway and Switzerland that they may be proposed as non belligerent inspection team members in a potential Korean armistice. John D. Hickerson told ambassadors that Communist and UN forces would be monitored for compliance with armistice terms. The move signals readiness should a truce agreement come swiftly.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Korea
United Nations
John D. Hickerson
United Nations Affairs
Two linemen burned in Kansas Power and Light substation blast
Lawrence suffered an eight minute citywide power outage after a regulator repair at the Sixth Street substation. Linemen Fred Farrier and Earl Johnson, both injured by 4160 volt contact, received burns and were hospitalized. Power was restored at 10 09 a m after the line was re-energized.
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Lawrence
Sixth Street
Kansas Power and Light Co
C. T. Hough
Fred K. Farrier
Mieh. St
Earl W. Johnson
Ala. St
West Business District
Hough
Farrier
Johnson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Steel Agreement Talks Underway As Strike Looms
Two government mediators and U S Steel Corp met for about 45 minutes as crucial wage talks continued. Vice President John A Stephens and Philip Murray head of the CIO United Steelworkers joined the sessions amid efforts to avert a nationwide steel strike set to begin New Year’s Day.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
John A. Stephens
Big Steel
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers
Stephens
Woman Hurt After Falling Into Power Saw Blade
Mrs. Christine Blevins, 36, suffered facial injuries when she fell into the revolving blade of a power saw at her Leavenworth home while helping husband Clarence operate the tool. Doctors reported the blade ripped the lower left corner of her mouth and cut a gash toward her left ear.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Christine Blevins
Clarence, Blevins
Bow and Arrow Goose Story Has Lone Star State Sequel
Martha Saunders, then 11, shot a lone goose in October 1950 using a bow and arrow after her father failed with a shotgun. The goose, nicknamed Goofy, lived in a pen through winter before Martha persuaded her family to set it free. A Texas hunter later killed Goofy, prompting Martha to plan a letter to learn details for an English theme.
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Martha and
Goofy
Martha Saunders
Phil Saunders
E. 11Th St
Wild Goose
Lone Star State
Martha
Lawrence
Eudora Road
Kaw
Elth St
Perret
Saunders Farm
Maret
Bota
Kaw River
Lawrence Junior High School
W. C. Wells, Jr
Beaumont
Tex
Galveston
Port Arthur
Texas
Wolfe
Zane Reeves
Boo Sti
Steel allocation approved for new Lawrence high school
Federal authorities in Washington DC approve a reduced steel allocation for the $1.6 million Lawrence high school project. The board of education agrees to 468 tons total, including 96 tons structural steel, to start the building on a 4 acre tract southwest of the city, with a gymnasium to follow.
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Lawrence High School
Washington, D. C
Board of Education
F. W. Herre
Federal Security Office
W. D. Wolfe
Wolfe
Henry Shenk
Todlay
Ted Griest
Washington
Wheat Harvest Closes in Norton County Kansas
The 1951 Norton County wheat harvest ended December 12. C. O. King cut about 100 bushels of Beardless Black Hull wheat yesterday. It tested at 57 with practically no moisture content.
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Norton
Kan
Norton County
C. Kingham
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