Koreans claim progress after Han river clash near Chipyong
Allied reports describe Chinese forces withdrawing toward the Han river area while counterattacks flare near Chipyong. Korean President Rhee vows return to Seoul as General Almond receives a Korean military honor. Seven Chinese soldiers surrender under a white flag, while UN troops push with Puerto Rican units on the western flank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han River
Chipyong
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Rhee
U. S
Tenth Corps
Edward M. Almond
Reda
U. N.i
Manzai
Sinchon
Foun
U.N
Chipyon
Long Inland coach blasts free throw rule change
Clair Bee, Long Island coach, criticized Phog Allen for waiving free throws in a recent loss to Kansas State. Bee argued players should shoot or inbound on certain fouls. Also notes local embargo on the Belt Line at Chicago and a Kansas incident with a youth in a drug store. Joe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ozed Hiz
St. John
Phog
New York
Denies Child Sale Amid California Job Search
William A. O'Brien, an itinerant worker, denies selling his 11-year-old daughter Shirly for money and gas. He says he left her with a Los Angeles station operator, then moved north with his wife and younger children. Shirly later told police of the alleged offer, and Glover handed her to Los Angeles authorities after learning of the claim. O'Brien says he planned to work at Mare Island Navy Yard if the disruption does not end his chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William A. O'Brien
Shirly
Los Angeles
Cecil Glover
O’brien
Five Minor Accidents Reported After Slick Roads
Police report five minor crashes caused by slick conditions. Names and addresses of drivers are listed with vehicle damages at locations including Eighth and Pelvania, Nineteenth and Louisiana, 1411 Tennessee, Marvin Hall, and Tenth and Emery Road. Also notes a separate unrelated sentence about education in Russia starting at age seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Pelvania
C. M. Hoover
Johnson Street
Edwin Commons
Learnard Avenue
Louisiana
John Mettner
West Twenty-Third Street
Donia J. Williams
Alpha ‘Phi
Tennessee Street
William J Dalurg
Indiana Street
Burton
Prospect Street
Salome
Marshall
Russia
Local Personal Details From Memorial Hospital Readout
A hospital register lists numerous residents across cities including Memorial Hospital. Names appear with street addresses such as 915 Mis souri street and 417 North Eighth street, plus several others in DeSoto Baldwin Haskell and Tonga locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrey Williams
Missouri Street
Ellen Penfold
North Eighth Street
Louise Norman
McLouth
Marlys Kirby
Sunflower
George Miller
Tennessee Street
Genevieve Simpson
Arkansan Street
Theo Maness
DeSoto
Bessie Altenbernd
Kansay City
Patricia Rummer
Mississippi Street
A. J. Arnold
Rhode Island Street
Local births and injuries reported in brief notices
Mr and Mrs Allan Hadl Exdora daughter today Mr and Mr Francia Towrie a daughter Jr and Mrs Mark Kamen Sun flower a daughter yesterday Mr and Mrs Clarence Gibson by Lincoln street son today Lynn Moore five year old daughter of Colonel and Mrs Lynn Moore 2334 Vermont street treated for a laceration on her lip after she fell yesterday ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hadl
Dora
Francia
Towrie
Mark Kamen
Clarence Gibson
Lincoln Street
Lynn Moore
Mra
Vermont Street
Lawrence boys in boot training at Great Lakes center
Delbert Johnson of Lawrence reports five fellow Lawrence men in his boot company at Great Lakes training. Lloyd Dixon Gifford Grover Gilbert Baker Bobby Coffman and Melvin Johnson entered service January 3. Harold Schweitzberger Route 6 and Mrs Schweitzberger announced their cousin Ronald Perdog, son of Floyd and Pie Perdog, met in Yokohama after the two entered service in Ten 1949. Trained at Fort Jerdue, one was sent to Japan in September 169 with Seventh Infantry Division. Schweitzberger has been in Japan since June 1949 with the Ordnance Heavy Automotive Maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Johnson
Liblerty Memorial High School
Lawrence Busnissa College
Great Lakes Training Center
Lawrence
Lloyd Dixon
Gifford Grover
Gilbert Baker
Bobby Coffman
Melvin Johnson
Harold Schweiteberger
Route 6
Benitaberger
Ronald Perdog
Floyd
Yokohama
Fort Jerdue
Japan
Seventh Infantry
Korea
Schweitzberger
Ordnance
Workmen's compensation and tax exemption bills filed in Kansas House
Kansas legislators introduced proposals to raise workmen's compensation benefits from 200 to 300 weekly for disability and from 5000 to 8000 for accidental death, plus a 300 general expense limit. A separate bill seeks to lift personal property tax exemption from 200 to 1500. A state coroner's board bill was also submitted. Marriage licenses were issued in several counties. The Science Clubs of America announced finalists in the 1951 Westinghouse science talent search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
House of Representatives
Edward F. Arm
Pat Warnick
Dale Bryant
Wichita
Harry Beal
Clear Rater
Paul Stephens
Warnick
Rep
Myers Stevens
Kansas City
House
John Brookens
Westmoreland
Warren W. Shaw
John L. Lattimore
Washington
CPI
Science Clubs of America
Luelle F. Janowsek
Titus Rural High School
Tire Theft Reported at North Second Street Plant
Henry Wagner of the North 01 company on North Second street reported a nighttime break in at the company building and the theft of seven or eight 600x16 passenger tires and one heavy duty truck tire. Georgia's State. Flower is the Cherokee Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wagner
North 01 Company
North Second Street
Third Atomic Blast in Week Seen at Las Vegas
Early risers in Los Angeles reported a bright flash from the Nevada test area as the AEC announced another periodic test. AEC Chairman Gordon Dean said no details would be released to avoid informing the Russians. Local witnesses described daylight like illumination and a rosy glow as the area was monitored for radiation with no damage found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Razor
A. E.C
Washington
OSkaloosa Socials and Family News Update
Mr and Mrs Selvin Herbert and family moved from Valley Faux to the home they bought from Norman Wolble in the southwest part of town. John Roach of Lowemont visits Alessi Rnez. Mr and Mrs Howard Robinson of Sabetha were guests Sunday. Mrs Gertrude Goldman and Mrs Vange Sutton attended dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Don Simon with prizes won by Dorothy Potters Jean Luster and Martha Kern. The Colonial Club hosted by Mrs George de Friday afternoon. Miss Joan Sands performed piano solos and a vocal number home from St Marys College. Kansas contest hosted by Inzie Lacey included original Kansagi con tests with songs to Kansas count Hen and to Kansas towns. Mrs Jennia Davis read her Kansas poem titled Covered Wagons. Relatives of Jim Wheeler celebrated his birthday with family from Topeka and Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Roger Berker returned from New York via Washington D C. Mrs Emmet Morrow to entertain the Presbyterian Missionary Society Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selvin Herbert
Valley Faux
Norman Wolble
Herbert
Hampton
John Roach
Lowemont ix
Alesirrnez
Vern Hundley
Howard Robinson
Sabetha
Gertrude Goldman
Vange Sutton
Don Simon
Dorothy Potters
Jean Luster
Martha Kern
Colonial Club
George de
Fem Hau
Joan Sands
St. Marys College
Roy McKay
Beverly Keeling
Roger ‘Berker
New York
Washington D. C
Emmet Morrow
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Taft Backs Senate Study On National Emergency Strikes
Senator Taft of Ohio endorsed a plan for a senate study to strengthen labor law provisions governing national emergency strikes. The discussion centers on amending the Taft labor act to address wartime and national crisis work stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Rail Strike Paralyzes Movement Across Nation
The walkout halted passengers, freight, and mail like the six week ago action, drawing intervention from President Truman and court orders. Gov Arn cited Truman could end it in hours, while the army prepared action. The DTA ordered embargoes on freight, railways restricted express shipments, and railroad leaders faced crippling disruption nationwide. The Defense Department prioritized military shipments as officials monitored developments.
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Brotherhood ' of
Truman
Army
Ann
Defense Iapert Administration
D.T.A
Railway Banery Agency
Association of American Railroads
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Knoxville
Tenn
Post Office
Desoto Woman Dies After Illness and Birthday Events
Elderly Mrs Mra R Vance of the Shila vicinity died after weeks of illness and cold. The article notes services at the Methodist church, a birthday celebration at home, and a May funeral service. Also mentions a basketball tournament in Be Soto Wan, and the first commercial air service London to Paris launched November 10 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Vance
Shila
Thhe Reece Hospital
Gardner
Mamnle Gardner
Tor Bernard
Awin
Be Soto
Farm Prices and Livestock Spotlight at Kansas City Market
Kansas City market notes report bid prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep, with cattle around 1099 head calves 30 hogs 1500 sheep 500. Also shows farm and grain quotes including wheat corn and barley with soybeans and alfalfa priced as market activity stays steady and traders await tomorrow’s livestock reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Clix
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Bart Toad
Market Moves Fuel Steel and Zinc Stocks Amid Dividends
Trading activity showed gains as nickel and zinc shares led advances with a 46 point rise to 3236. Dividend news boosted sentiment with a 50 contracted volume and around 2,000,000 traded shares. Earnings strength cited include American Zinc at 6.14 a share. other big names mentioned were Republic Steel, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck, Zenith, Motorola, and a list of industrials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare TeiNace
Abel Tarote
Jp Strane
Brel
Southers
Hock
Nickel Fisted
Sinferd
Thom Pro
Philip
Ephone
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Studebox Roebuck
Miral Cor
Zenith
Motorola
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Scaiey
Beltine
Belt Company
Joe
Saya
Danaher
Memorial Hospital
Mable Woftard
Elm Street
Shirley Love
Baldwin
William Glass, Jr
Haskell
Evelyn Seiwald
Perry Street
Theo Man de Soto
Glenn Richardson
Louisiana Street
Donta Wheeler
Anne Mathia
Tonga
Fruman
Ike
Eisenhower
Genérel
Aggreenion
Kansas House
Geste Lay
Dale Eugene Cooper
Mary Alice Tipe
Collie M. Ireland
Donna Jane Stark
Clarence E. Bram
Bertha E. Leonard
Georgia
Jack London
Europe
Disabled American Veterans Organization
Ladica
Las Vegas
Oskaloosa
Argentina
Three Rivers
Quebec
St. Maurice
Scott TN
York
aTmitest Falls
Hea
Hoesseis
Qecal
Battertaie Ie
Bivenmendal Stofets
Lagter Capens
Alips Bs
Heh
Turkeva
Tom Turkeva
Goren
Kansas City Cash Grain
Hicier
Ree LO
Pillsbury’ WY Cin
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’ Best
Turkey
Seymour Packing Company
Vermont
Admiral Corp
Airlines
Adeey Beth Suay Curgater
Curtiss-Wr
du Pont
Pw & le
Kennecott
Penney
Sears, Radio Corp
Roebay
Woolworth
Crown Drug Store
Stowlte
Rexall
Pittsburgh
B.f.goodrich
RF. Goodrich
Mass, St
Texaco
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