Ike Mac Meet at Home of Dulles Luncheon
President elect Eisenhower and Gen. Douglas MacArthur met at John Foster Dulles home for a luncheon to discuss Korea and the Korean War with Hagerty announcing the conference. The day included planned talks with Dulles and other Senate and House leaders on executive leg branch reorganization inflation and foreign policy. Indiana Governor elect George N. Craig visited, praising Eisenhower’s Korea stance and suggesting Indiana appointments.
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Eisenhower Maintains Neutral Stance in Senate Leader Vote
Eisenhower insists on a neutral role in the push for Senate Republican leader. An aide says he won’t discuss the matter with close associates and will not interfere as Taft or other GOP senators seek the post. Carlson notes potential backing for Taft if he seeks the leadership, while Eisenhower may meet MacArthur soon to discuss Korea.
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New Jersey
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Arthur E. Summerfield
GOP National Committee
U S Message to Russia on Confiscated Airplane
The United States communicates with the Soviet government over the confiscation of an American airplane. The note asserts U S concerns about the seizure and demands explanation or restitution from Soviet authorities. The action underscores diplomatic strain and ongoing negotiations between the two powers.
Truman orders security plan for U.N. personnel
President Truman directs State Justice and Civil Service to craft a plan to ensure maximum security for U.N. personnel from the United States. Sen. Wiley supports the move, praising it as a service to solve the subversion issue before Eisenhower takes office. McGranery announced the order after a panel urged firing disloyal U.N. staff and any others found engaged in subversive activities.
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Washington Korea war casualties reach 127847 in Korea
United States battle casualties in Korea reached 127847 by Wednesday with an increase of 208 since last week. The tally includes 20139 killed in action and 94754 wounded, with totals for the year 209,127,967 highway users agency toll roads discussion notes Kansas turnpike authority plan to build toll roads without state funding.
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Morse backs Taft for Senate floor leader
Oregon's Sen. Wayne L. Morse says he favors Sen. Taft as Senate floor leader. He praises Taft for sticking to his convictions and says he would support Taft in the Republican caucus, though he disagrees with him on several issues and notes Taft's principled leadership.
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Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Sen. Taft
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Morse
Taft
Rev Carl Raas Dies In Missouri At 82
The Rev Carl J Raas aged 82, a retired Evangelical minister, died Tuesday night in Blue Springs Missouri. He was ordained in St Louis in 1898 and previously served as pastor at Belvue Kansas.
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Carl J. Raas
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Belvue
Kas
Fire in Houston dwelling kills five and injures five
Houston fire roared through a Negro apartment house killing five people and injuring five. Sixteen residents fled to safety as firefighters battled the blaze. The dead included a three month old infant named Dy.
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Houston
Lattimore Denial Pursued in Perjury Indictment
The United States Justice Department charges Owen Lattimore with seven counts of perjury for statements to the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee about sympathy for communism. Lattimore, 52, calls the charges pure moonshine and awaits arraignment with his Johns Hopkins post in limbo as the case proceeds. Separately, the United Nations Political Committee urged France to begin negotiations with Morocco for self government, voting 40 to 5 with 11 abstentions.
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Owen Lattimore
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McCarthy
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France
Morocco
Tragic end to sharping trip with missing family
A father of six died in a sharping trip accident near St Louis as his Staeling high te of pee estate arms wife muttered in es le. The children, ages cee, to seven year-old twins, are not with thean. The stolen machine was abandoned. Police said a witness saw three occupants flee one foot after the crash. Found in the wrecked Nichols car were toy bundles and six Christmas stockings filled with candy.
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Associated Press
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Nichols
Kansas professor urges gas price hike to spur substitutes
Dr. John Ise of Kansas University told the Kansas Corporation Commission in Topeka that raising the minimum wellhead price for natural gas in the Hugoton field is needed to conserve an irreplaceable resource and push development of substitutes. He argued atomic energy may not fully replace gas and noted 142 Kansas municipalities oppose the increase, seeking a 60 day continuation. He declined to name a specific price, but suggested 25 cents could be favorable for Kansas.
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Ipeline Corporation
U. S Anglo Oil Talks End Without Solution
Paris discussions between American and British officials to resolve the 20 month Iranian oil deadlock ended without any solution in sight. Officials said precise issues were not disclosed as Eden and Acheson met to discuss the situation.
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Truman
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
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Acheson
Accident at Home Injures Dr J J Perry's Daughter Jill
Jill Perry six year old daughter of Dr and Mrs James L Perry of 1602 Crescent Road was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a head injury after an accident at home. The exact cause is not known. She was alone about ten minutes while in a dazed condition in the kitchen and cannot recall what happened. Her sisters were at the bottom and Mrs Perry suspects she fell down the stairs and crawled up. Doctors at Wrays are determining skull fracture and any other injuries. Jill is a first grade pupil at Pinckney School.
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Automobile Crash In Independence At High Speed
Police said Barham drove at about ninety miles per hour when the car swerved into a ditch near Independence. The incident resulted in injuries described as severe by authorities.
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Barham
Douglas County Schools to Receive $214,073.28 in State Aid
Douglas County's 48 elementary schools will receive 214,073.28 in state aid for 1952-53, with half paid now and the other half on March 15, 1953. Lawrence schools get about half the county total at 108,224.54, while Eudora, Baldwin, Vinland, Lecompton, White, No 6, India, and others see varied increases. the distribution uses enrollment, teacher experience, and local funding.
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Adel F. Throckmorton
Lawrence
Eudora
Vinland
Lecompton
White
No. 6
India
Baldwin
Baldwin Consolidated
City approves speed zones on West Sixth and North Second
The City Commission approved a State Highway Commission plan for speed zones on West Sixth and North Second Streets and ordered an ordinance to legalize a speed control setup. Speeds from city limits to Missouri Street are 40 mph, Missouri to Kentucky 35, Kentucky to Massachusetts 30, 6th and Mass to Lincoln 30, Lincoln to city limits 40. A plan for a traffic island at 6th and Mass was requested, with the state noting plans to build such a structure but not detailing its design.
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North Second Streets
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North Second Street
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Missouri Street
Kentucky Street
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Lincoln Street
North
Jim Wigglesworth
Mass Sts
Highway Commission
Wig
Manhattan Firms' Bids Low on K State Project
Three Manhattan firms submitted the apparent low bids for construction of a feed technology building at Kansas State. McIntyre Plumbing and Heating bid 18 975 and Hotte Electric were among sub bids.
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Hotte Electr
Missouri Liquor Trade Dragged by Crossborder Purchases
Missouri liquor dealers report an 18 percent drop in late November and early December sales compared with a year ago. Topeka’s Sam Lax of the Kansas Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association says Kansans buy in Kansas City MO to save money, prompting fears of crossborder shopping. Kansas law bans price cutting, and residents may possess only two fifths of liquor without a Kansas tax stamp, raising concerns for shoppers returning with Missouri stock.
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Bloodmobiles to seek 1000 pints at KU drive
Two Red Cross bloodmobiles will visit the University of Kansas campus February 18 to 20 in the Military Science Building. They aim to collect 1000 pints for the Korea conflict, hoping to serve 1200 students over three days with 50 volunteers on duty. Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson directs the drive with Arnold Air Society assisting promotions. Parental permission pledges will be distributed to ROTC and other students during Christmas and the intersemester break.
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KU Enrollment Up 11 Percent Boosts Fall Total
KU reports fall 1952 enrollment at 6,779, up 4.1 percent from 1951, with 6,177 at Lawrence and 602 at Kansas City Medical Center. Non veterans set a record 5,623, veterans total 1,156, and 1,747 are freshmen across 10 schools led by Liberal Arts and Sciences with 2,503 students.
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James K. Hitt
Lawrence
Medical Center
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Atchison Woman Named Heir to 420000 Estate
Mrs. Margaret Harrison of Atchison Kansas was ruled Wednesday by Probate Judge Richard W. Shaw to be the adopted daughter and heir to a 420473.53 estate of the late Thomas J. Marak who died in December 1951. Seventy nine cousins had contested, alleging no right, while Jacob Marak's will mentioned an adopted daughter and controlled the line of inheritance with no will found for the deceased bachelor brothers.
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Margaret Harrison
Atchison, Kas
Thomas J. Marak
Richard W. Shaw
Harrison
Marak
Jacob Marak
Everest
Kas
George
John
Hugh Boyce Heads County Extension
Hugh Boyce, 49, Marion Township farmer, elected president of the Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council to serve the unexpired term of the late L. L. Kindred. Boyce manages 800 acres of Spring Lake farms in Lone Star and has been active in local farm groups.
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Marion Township
Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council
L. L. Kindred
Eudora
Kindred
Boyce
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Deas Six
Paula Glover
Lawrence
Douglas County
Spring Lake Farms
Lone Star
Tom Veatch
Black and Veatch
Kansas City
Iowa State
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Extension Council
Chest Drive Surpasses Quota By Four Thousand In Lawrence
The Lawrence Community Chest board heard a report that the 1952 drive has reached 22 328 dollars, 4100 over the 18228 dollar target. Chi Galloway and Bob Charlton led brief remarks as gifts of 25 dollars or more came from Basil Green Construction Rus ty's Fond Market Logan Moore Lumber and Weaver's employees. An Army Medical Center Maryland gift was noted as a surprise contribution to the Chest.
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Chi Galloway
Bob Charlton
Basil Green Construction Co
Rusty’s Fond Market
Logan Moore Lumber Co
Weaver
Chest
Army Medical Center
Maryland
Charlton
United Fund
Lawrence
City Loop Cage Slate Sees Three Preseason Games
Three City Loop Chess? Wait, City Loop Cage slate features three preseason games at the Community Building. Green Gables and Fritzel Service, both undefeated, meet for the championship at 8 15. At 7, 11th St. Athletic Club faces Haskell, and at 9 30, Fritzer Jaye Hawk meets Rays Truck Stop.
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