MacArthur aides cut to eight four staff departures
An aide says five staff members are being transferred within 60 days from Gen. Douglas MacArthur's eight member personal staff. The Army calls the cuts routine and notes similar treatment for other five star generals without specific duties. Resignation of Lt Col Anthony Story, MacArthur's former pilot, is included in the changes. The pay for MacArthur and Marshall remains substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Army
MacArthur
Cal
Laurence E. Bunker
Frank Pare Jr
Bunker
Anthony Story
Washington
Truman
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Plans Under Way for KU Seniors Commencement
Professor Henry Shenk chairs KU physical education panel directing May 31 to June 2 1952 commencement activities Chancellor Murphy announced. Memorial Union construction shifts housing and early planning to arrange substitutes. Senior class reps Darlene Greer and Donovan Hull named to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shenk
Department of Physical Education
University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
Shenk
Memorial Union
Guy V. Keeler
Fred Ellsworth
K.U
Raymond Nichols
Cretary
E.a.bel
Edna A. Hill
Arvid Jacobson
Wealthy Babcock
Clayton Crasier
Marjorie Whitney
Leland .J. Pritchard
Darlene Greer
Topeka
Donovan Hull
Abilene
Lady's Not For Burning opens at KU Fraser Theater
Tickets went on sale for the University Players production of Christopher Fry's comedy The Lady's Not For Burning directed by Tom Rea. Performances run February 2 to February 27 through March 1 at 8 p.m. in Fraser Theater. Mary Lou Lane Jukes plays the leading role. tickets sold Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings in Green Hall basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Player
Christopher Fry
Fraser Theater
K. U
Tom Rea
Green Hall
United States
New York City
Tea
Mary Lou Lane Jukes
Mayor of Carthage Jailed on Morals Charge
Carthage Missouri mayor H T Teters, 39, Republican in his first term, was arrested on a morals charge. Sheriff George Hickam and Assistant County Attorney Elza Johnson reported the arrest following a salon operator Morris Shaffer’s statements. Teters posted 3000 bond and was released pending arraignment Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
H. Tiffin Teters
George Hickam
Jasper County
Elza Johnson
Mayer
Teters
Hickam
Johnson
Morris Shaffer
Carthie
Shaffer
Tet
Tuesda Voters
University of Missouri Law School
Wins Speech Contest at Rueh ier Oratory Meet
Chanute College junior Wilbur Goulseal won first prize at the Lorraine Ruehier Oratorical contest held Thursday night in Strong Auditorium at the University of Kansas. His winning topic was “Class Citizenship” addressing racial discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gooulseal
Chanute
Lorraine Ruehier
University of Kansas
E C. Buehler
Wis Gover
Scare
William van Atmen
Han
Branklin
Wild
Sig¢hard Sheldon
Salloge Saphamoere
Salins
Kent Il
Editor Calls Revolution in News Delivery Overdue
Editor Erwin D. Canham of the Christian Science Monitor told Sigma Delta Chi members at a Hotel Eldridge dinner after the Beta chapter initiation at KU that a technological overhaul of news dissemination is overdue. He cited three 1920s innovations started with little capital, urged realistic career views for aspiring reporters, and discussed crime reporting policies and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Sigma Delta Chi
Eldridge
K.U
Canham
Teo
Henry Luce
Time
Minnesota
DeWitt Wallace
Wallace
Altho
New Yorker
Christian Science Church
Monitor
Thos
Toi
Bureau of Internal Revenue T
RFC
Chicago
Los Angeles School Board
San Francisco
Charees Price
Gun Battle Precedes Mine Union Election Clashes
In Bessemer Alabama on February 23 a fierce gun battle erupted between CIO United Steel workers and the left wing International Mine Mill and Smelters Workers. John Harper was wounded as about 60 shots were fired. eight men jailed for disorderly conduct and discharging firearms. Police recovered a small arsenal including shotguns and an automatic rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Ala
CIC
CIC United Steel Workers
International
W. J. Moore
John Harper
CIO
Moore
Jenceshare
Mariners Interrupt Private Talk With Asked Advice
A private conversation was interrupted by mariners offering advice at the request of one participant. The incident disrupted the discussion and drew attention to the guidance provided during the exchange.
Man Offered to Restore Viaduct to County for $55
Hutchinson Kansas February 22 A soft spoken Irishman Thomas D Murphy owns a concrete overpass on US 50 S deeded to him after a tax sale and a city street he bought years ago. County officials admit Murphy holds title to the overpass and the city confirms he has a deed to the street usable for years. Murphy says he will deed back the viaduct for the $55 he paid, and will not surrender the street unless offered a reasonable price. He expresses no desire to hold up anyone, just a fair deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Thomas D. Murphy
Murphy
K U Carillon Recital and Truck Crash News
K U carillon recital set for Sunday at 3:00 to 3:30 with variations listed. In Allen Oklahoma a truck crash west of town killed driver Gene Burdette, 30, and critically burned relief driver David Walker McElwaine, 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Okla
Springfield
Here
Gene Burdette
David Walker McElwaine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lady's
Chanuute
Ruehier
Douglas County
Kansas State College
Block
Mouglax County
Wayne Walter
Lawrence
David Kerns
Glenn’ Neis
Wellsville
M Meg. Ulb
WER Saree
James Powers
Q. St
Charles Burch
Oswego
Johnny Herrington
Coffeyville
Marion Kliewer
Hillsboro
Robert Longstaff
Ronald Kull
Donald Moser
Plainville
Philip Newman
Dodge Robert Nord
St. Joseph
Matthe Prather
Kansas City
Gerald Renner
Concordia
Robert Stewart
Union
Ge Necchi
Talbert
Westinghouse
Pia
Oliver's
Kodaks
Radio
Richard Pins
Rhodes Noorne Co
Vermont
Expert Moving Service
Vrence
Lawrence Transfer and Storage CO. Inc
New Hampshire
Bill Villee
Campin
Crimson and the
Wrue
Eels
Dairy Queen
Clo Dent
S Towns Rexall Stores
Mass
U.S
Jose
SWICE
Hitler
Akids
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!