Truman directs new wartime controls as Korea war intensifies
The president announced $5 billion in additional spending through June, lifting the annual total to about $47 billion. He warned Communists have a military edge in Korea and urged strong military forces and price wage controls to deter aggression while maintaining defense production and living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Truman
Korea
Songrens
Ache- Bon Bug
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Nash
George D.ga
Senate Finance Committee
George
Wherry
Nebraska
G.O.P
Congress
Acheson
Europe
Ruby Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lawrence wrap station open for evening shoppers
In Lawrence the free wrapping station in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at Wren building stays open until 9 tonight for evening shoppers. A package marked Mary was left in the basement wrappings area and requires owner identification for pickup. Potter Lake ice is cracking due to thaw and skating is unsafe, warns K U physical education chair Henry Shenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Amerca
Wren
Mary
Physical Education
K.U
Potter Lake
Henry Shenk
Pinckney Pupils Stage 20th Christmas Story Presentation
Pinckney pupils present the twentieth annual Christmas story in song and verse Monday at 2 pm in the school auditorium. Some 452 children participate with 120 in the processional wearing white outfits. Narrator Judy Gorton leads a program featuring Mary Paden Joseph Bobby Van Neste Carolyn Kreye and many choral ensembles and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney
Judy Gorton
Mary, Joseph and
Mary Paden
Bobby van Neste
Carolyn Kreye
Mra. Straffon
Clifton Calvin
Sargares Bushong
eRa Ae Sa
Manger
Virginie Willams
Bernice Nash
Gounod
Angel
Carolyn Kreya
Mary
Small Angels
Janice Sansbury
KGN
Nancy Maroney
KGW
Mra
Fischer
Luke
Peace Mary
Misa West Star
Alan Endecott
Richard Krambeck
Leon Kasky
Marceli of
the Kings
the Shepherds
Moit
Linthicum
St. Matthew
Miss Westonal_Hark
the Herald
Ante Angel
Memorial Hospital Discharges List Of Local Residents
Memorial Hospital dismisses several patients including Mrs Margaret Black Route 5 Mrs Gerda Brouchard Route 3 Mrs Vivian Johnson 933 Vermont Street Robert Lesh 2129 Ohio Street Stephen Willeteey North Seventh Street and Mrs Hazel Reusch Eudora in a routine discharge notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Black
Gerda Brouchard
Vivian Johnson
Vermont Street
Robert Lesh
Ohio Street
Stephen ‘Willeteey
Seventh
Hazel Reusch
Eudora
Allied Hold On Beachhead Amid Korean Front Assaults
Coastline battles surge as Chinese forces press three pre dawn attacks near Hamhung routes. Navy guns pound coastal positions while carrier air strikes hit troop concentrations and supply hubs. Fifth Air Force reports over 23,000 enemy casualties in three weeks of border fighting. Meanwhile a Christmas concert at Freetown High echoes through community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th Corps
Hungnam
Oro
Hamhung
Chigvong
6Th Corps
Associated Press
Stan Swinton
No-Man's-Land
U. S
Eighth Army
West Korea
Seoul
West
Kore
Fifth Air Force
Manchurian
Chongchon River
Korea
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
United Nations
Stratemeyer
Silden
Freetown
Sierria Leone
Wesleyan Methodist Church Notices and Death Notice
Wesleyan Methodist Church on Seventh and Alabama streets invites all to morning service led by Pastor V Snodgrass with evangelist Paul Finch. Evening program includes singing and prayer meetings. choir practice tonight. Heartfelt thanks for sympathy shown after the death of Mrs. George Brecheisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Guard
Alabama
V. Snodgrass
Hyangel
Paul Finch
Three motorists fined for speeding in police court
Three persons were fined 15 dollars yesterday in police court for speeding. They were Wallace B. Winger, 210 Walnuteer, Warren Hodson, Route 3, Carroll Meyer, 1200 Almira Street. Winger also paid 13 dollars for an improper muffler. Additional fines totaling 25 dollars were levied for various street parking offenses and two dollars for wrong parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace BR. Winger
Walnuteer
Warren Hodson
Carroll Meyer
Holiday shopping rush extends late hours and events
Stores stay open 9 am to 9 pm Wednesday to Friday next week, and 9 am to 1 pm Saturday December 28. Santa brings a miniature train for children on Wed Thu Fri with rides 1 to 5 pm, track 300 feet long, train cars with seats and an engineer. Wrapping station in WREN building basement open 5 am to 6 pm daily through Saturday. mail station available. Edward Bouse fined $10 for drunkenness in police court. Billy the Kid, famed outlaw, born in New York City, began crime at age 12 in Silver City NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
South Park
Pam
WREN
Billy the Kid
New York City
Silver City
Deaths and Funerals Harry A Wood
Harry A Wood 63 of Mayetta died at home after an extended illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today at the Christian church in Mayetta. Surviving relatives include his wife two other daughters and a son. Mrs Mice Murphy Lippincott funeral services were held yesterday for Alice M Murphy Lippincott who died December 1 at her Tulsa home. She was a former Lawrence resident. Services and burial in Murphy Mausoleum Oak Hill were conducted by Rev George Towle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Wood
Harry A. Woods
Mayetta
Hazel Jees
Christian Church
Mice Murphy Lippincott
Alice M. Murphy Lippincott
Tulsa
Lawrence
Murphy
Oak Hill
George Towle
Market News Bursts With Mixed Poultry and Grain Prices
Market notes show wheat at 15, corn at 1.49, soy at 3 15, hogs 17.20, butter Grade A in cartons 6.52, poultry prices for hens and fryers varying widely, with roosters, ducks, geese, and young birds listed in multiple weight categories. Kansas City products and standards are referenced alongside dairy and egg figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dee
Books for Christmas at The Book Node in Masa
The Book Node at 1021 Masa invites shoppers to browse a wide selection for Christmas including Bibles poetry art philosophy history travel fiction and biography with a special emphasis on Looky for Children and phones listed as 666.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masa
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Charles F. Gardenhire
Bessie M.lewis
LéRoy Knight
al Pauline Danley
Baldwin
Willard Robert Brown
Norton
Mary Kathleen
Campbell
Wichit Arthur
William Keefer
Nora Jean
Rkuzhimer
Hazel Aileene Mike
Ray Mike
Lawrence Lodge No
Cial
Masons
Chewning
W.ier
Walter H. Varnum
Springfield
Mass
James Naismith
University of Kansas
Naismith
K. U
Hoch Auditorium
Massachusetts
John W. Bunn
Bunn
Phoslen
Jim Weatherall
University of Oklaho
Missouri Valley
Midwest
Football Writers Association of America
Bobby Reynolds
Tom Bienemann
Drake
Jim Doran
Town State
Mike McCormack
Memorial Hospital
Elmer Goepfert
Perry
Adaresa
Yadam
Changjin Reservoir
B.S
BEAGH
Tchaiskovsky
Tchaikovsky
R. Wayne Nelson
Jack Stephenson
Ronnie Aver
Kathy Hens
Dee Adres
Holts
Algit Fishbury
Harry EI
Varro
Mocessivani
The
Angeles i Frenen
Rin
Marie Pauls
Palestrina
Orchestra
Sesuntal
Anderson
Hestra
Sini ‘Techaikowsky
Santa
George Brecheisen
Blass
Breaks
Alaska
Ate
Furnas Service
Ettci Sheet
Scott
N. B. Ooad
Edward Bouse
Massachusetts Street
Zeta and
Westergren
Kohler
Learnaro
New York
Admiral
N. Me
Beth
Sacred Records
Maiden Watch Shop
Eath
Seat
Rankin Drug CO
Rumsey Funeral Home
Our
Cop Rumset
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumset
iQuierd
Phelps Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Fred A. Noll O. D
Dale H. Sillix O. D
Heatind Rhodes Resling Co
Vermont
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!