KU to Advertise Bids for New University Radio Station
University of Kansas plans a 20 by 30 foot transmitter building near the old Pioneer Cemetery to serve AM and FM stations. Edwin Browne says KU FM may go on air by January 10 but may request extra time. FCC permission sought to use KU transmitter for KFKU programs broadcast on WREN, with listeners still hearing KFKU on WREN frequency.
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University of Kansas
Edwin F. Browne
K. U
Pioneer Cemetery
Charles Marshall
Toka
University FM
Browne
Pedora Communications Commission
KFKU
WREN
Topeka
Federal Communications Commission
Neither side could gain in a new war
The article notes no signed armistice by Dec 7 and no major offensives from either side. Air war with jet battles and heavy UN attacks continued, while ground fighting stayed sporadic. Analysts see little chance of another big offensive as both sides have little to gain. The piece frames a creeping armistice likelihood amid costly stalemate.
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United Nations
U. N
Yalu
Fragmentary Memorial Hospital Notice Names Residents
Fragmented OCR lists names and addresses including Fred Cleland Baldwin Minnie Tuller Della and others, with unclear relationships. The text appears as a partial notice from Memorial Hospital C F Hardtaker and various names such as Isabel Summers Nina McCall Marylin Miller and LeRoy Spence, among others.
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C.F. Hardtaker
N. H. St
Fred Cleland
Baldwin
Minnie Tuller
Barker Ave
Johnson
Route 6
Della i
Brooks
Fred Dahl
Oskaloosa
Isabel Summers
Marylin Miller
Community cards aid cerebral palsy therapy and local traffic changes
A Lawrence store promotes post holiday valentines for therapy use with Cerebral Palsy Association. People may mail cards to New York or drop them at local offices. Traffic on Jayhawk Alley behind Bailey Lab and Strong Hall is reversed with new one way directions and angled parking limits.
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Christman
United Cerebral Palsy Association
W. Sith St
New York
N. Y
Lawrence
Journal-World Office
Mass. St
Pat Read
Jayhawk Alley
Bailey Chemical Laboratories
Strong Hall
Jayhawk Bulevard
Snow Hall
Migeisalppi St
Chemistry
U S Refuses Comment On Red Radio Report
Formosa December 27 The United States declined to comment on a Chinese Communist radio claim that the U S Seventh Fleet is ferrying 70 000 Nationalist troops from Formosa to the mainland Maj Gen William C Chase head of the U S military assistance advisory group said no comment The Peiping broadcast named Chase as one of two Americans said to have arranged the transport Brig Gen John T Cole heads the military assistance mission to Thailand and would ensure the troops move overland to Northern Burma on the southwest border of Communist China
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Taiped
Formosa
U. S
William C. Chase
Peiping
Chase
Thailand
John T. Cole
Burma
China
Mysterious Snow Mound Hides Stolen City Car
A city worker in South Bend Indiana uncovered a car buried in a snow mound by the water department garage. The red faced health department car had been reported stolen from the garage the day before Christmas.
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Bend
Ind
Une
Water Department
City Health Department
Valley Boots Bradley in portion met aan to the ent of the led
A fragment from a Kansas City conference notes a closed meeting held December 16 and 17. Athletic Director Art Been and Arthur Edberg appear in a letter about Bradley's membership and commission action. The text is garbled but indicates official discussion and notification.
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Bradley
Ured Bey
Art
Edberg
Arthur E. Lowing
Kansas City
Ferrells 8 re . teint a 6 Bond fa pace con fer ng Dera for reckjoes driving.
A terse OCR fragment reports Ferrells eight something about racing, a Bond at six pace, and a derailed or reckless driving incident. The legibility limits full clarity but notes a legal or police reference and a potential incident.
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Reck- Joes
Florida Blasts Off On Schedule
A series of blasts in the Miami area raised alarms as dynamiters warned of more attacks. Police traced latest explosions to localities in Hialeah and Coral Gables with no damage reported. Sheriff Henderson sent aides and rewards reached about nine thousand dollars.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Coral Gables
Hialeath
Miami Springs
William G. Kimborough
J. B. Henderson
Dade County
Mimi
Harry Moore
National
Associated For the Advancement of Colored People
Florida
European Nations Aim to Unite Military Power
Paris reports leaders from six European states plan a pooled military force with a unified continental army. A compromise may create a high commissioner to act as defense minister and recruit about 43 divisions over three years, with France and Italy contributing 12 each, Germany 14, and Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg limited to around 13,000 apiece.
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Paris
France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Carillon Recitals At KU During Volunteer Conference
Five short carillon recitals will be presented at the University of Kansas during the first three days of the Student Volunteer Movement conference. Miss Marian Jerald introduces the program and the schedule spans Sunday evening and Monday morning with three performance slots.
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K.U
Marian Jer- KU
Lera
Jersild
Weller Fined in Police Court for Terration Driving
Charles 3. Weller of 1424 Chro 8t. was fined 75 dollars in police court yesterday after a driving incident. His license was surrendered for a temporary period, and he plans to appeal the decision to the Douglas County District Court.
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Charles 3
Weller
Yeater
Douglas County
Marriage licenses spaned from Probate Court 10
James Hobert Baker, 77, Lawrence, and Or Miskimen, 71, Eudora, Ralph Bepante, 2, Mo Pero Pa, and Ruth Clayton,
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James
Hobert Baker
Lawrence
Or Miskimen
Eudora
Ralph Bepante
Mo[ero Pa
Ruth Clayton
House Door Taken Off To Remove Body Of Huge Man
Virgil Tackett, a 26 year old Pike County man weighing about 600 pounds, died in his chair, with death likely from a heart condition. His family had to remove a door frame to move his special casket from their Robinson Creek home. He was known for humor despite size, wore oversized clothes, raised purebred Whiterock chickens, and was the eldest among his three sisters.
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Pikeville
Bee
Virgil Tackett
Tackett
Robinson Creek
Pike Countian
Tacklett
Developments in Austrian Airmen Case Reach Border Plan
Officials in Austria, authorized to move in the Soviet zone without prior approval, planned to reach the border if Moscow delayed authorization for the Nickelsdorf group. In Washington, no word from Budapest by noon EST. Madame Szucr said the only update was that the U.S. finex offer had been accepted, but release depended on Hungary's Christmas holiday. The Hungarian foreign office reportedly referred the offer to military and judicial authorities, with no return reported.
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Austria
Nickelsdorf Group
Washington
Budapest
Zsuzsanna Szucr
Emil Well
State Department
Abbott
Foreign Office
U.S
Truman picks two of three for special government panel
New York Times reports President Truman choosing two of three members for a government wrongdoing inquiry panel. Independence Missouri notes say he seeks a young, widely known investigator to complete the trio. White House comment was unavailable.
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New York
New York Times
Truman
Independence
the Times
Trumen
Times
White House
Washington
W.H. Lawrence
Christmas Gift Is Missing Ring
Mrs Richard O Morgan in Chicago received a 3750 diamond ring lost two years ago. She had left it at her daughter’s home in West Hartford Conn. Richard Reynolds found it while delivering ice on the sidewalk. The Morgans learned of the ring during holiday visits and will reimburse the $750 premium paid to an insurance company after reporting the loss.
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Chicago
Richard O. Morgan
Morgan
200 000th casualty carried from Korea reported
Tokyo reports the 200 000th casualty evacuated, Belgian Private Albert Keile of Ploegstert among those mentioned. Air officials say the figure counts each evacuation trip rather than unique individuals, as some wounded soldiers were flown multiple times between areas.
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Tokyo
Korea
Albert Keile
Ploegstert
Rudolph Halley to Wed N. ., City Council Heir to Marry
A 31 year old nurse, Miss Janice Brosh, set to wed Rudolph Halley a former Senate Crime Investigating Committee counsel. The couple obtained their license yesterday and plan a 4:45 p.m. ceremony. Brosh cared for Halley during an illness last April.
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Janice Brosh
Halley
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
New Plan for NATO Aims at Stronger Allied Council
London reports the Big Three seek a super-cabinet to run NATO from a London base. Proposals include a permanent council of ministers, consolidating NATO agencies under one roof near SHAPE, and a civilian secretary general with Eisenhower-level authority. Veto rights remain for each ally. plans are tentative and require consensus among all 12 members.
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London
NATO
Churchill
Truman
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Allied Powers In
Europe
SHAPE
Allien
SVM Conference Sessions Highlight Global Mission Topics
The conference includes Dr Charlen Ranson of New York City as general secretary and adviser, delivering talks titled What God Will Do. Juris will present on The Christian Witness in a Revolutionary Time with speakers from India East Africa and Latin America. Frank Laubach will discuss mass literacy methods and global examples.
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SVM
Charlen Ranson
New York City
International Missionary Council
Borin
Jendéra
Christian Witness
Surjit Singh
United Theological Seminary
Saharanpur
India
Eduardo Mondlane
Portumieas
Lower House Seeks Vote of Confidence on Mossadegh
In Tehran four opposition deputies urged Premier Mohammed Mossadegh to face a vote of confidence in the Majlis. They allege suppression of freedom, violations of the nation's principles, ruinous economic policy, and disrespect for the parliament. Oil revenue shortfalls since nationalization underlie the economic critique.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Majlis
Maj‘lis
Reza Hekmat
Mossadegh
Move for Manley Insurance Agency to New Mass Street
Merle McKinney, manager, said Move Manley Insurance Agency will relocate from the basement of the Wat kins Bank Building at 1 ith and Mass. Sts to 840 Mass. St Saturday. The remodeled quarters were formerly Lowell Shoe Shop and will open for business at the new address Monday.
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Manley Insurance Agency
Watkins Bank
City Hall
Ith and
Mass. Sts
Mass. St
Merle McKinney
Lowell Shoe Shop
Foul weather halts search for missing eight aboard plane
Weather in Red Bluff California on December 27 virtually halted a 67 plane air search for eight men aboard a two engine air force transport plane missing since late yesterday. The craft, out of Spokane, carried a crew of three alive military hitch hikers.
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Red Bluff
Calif
Air Force
Spokane
Man of 1961 Named in CBS TV Poll
New York December 77. General Douglas MacArthur selected as Man of 1951 in a poll of 48 states conducted for CBS TV. J L Volkenburg, president of the CBS network, announced the plaque award yesterday.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
J. L. Volkenburg
TBS
Market News Fires High on New York Trades
Market notes from New York report a robust rally with gains in leading issues as traders price in cautious optimism. Commodity details are scattered through the wire, citing cotton, wheat, corn, and livestock figures, with mixed futures and varied export expectations.
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Glande
New York
Dev
Alecks Meigher
New Lowe
Chisago — Wmieat
Gorn
Wade Det Gate
Tenturnite
Hume
Prisoners Slashing Heels Triggers Solitary At Rock Quarry
Buford Ga Dec 27 state union officials probe a Christmas Day heel slashing outbreak at Rock Quarry Prison. About 30 incorrigibles were confined to solitary cells after prisoners used a razor to slash tendons during a festive dinner. Ringleaders named include Ro and Joseph Mauldin Rudolph Chandler and Earl Curtis Taylor. The men are long-term armed robbers protesting privileges and reading materials.
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Buford
Georgia
Hubert L. Smith
New Rock Quarry
Rock Quarry
Smith
J. B. Hatchett
State Board of Corrections
Joseph Mauldin
Rudolph Chandler
Earl Curtis Taylor
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Pius XIII
Falls of the World
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Deal Six
Donald Palmateer
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Brooks Clowes Chan
PCP CO
Kennecott
Arizona
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Bob Winalow
University of Southern California
University of Arizona
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Ray Clark
Lawrence Memoria Hospital
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