Taft Debate Over Foreign Policy and Defense Plans
Taft proposed a high defense buildup focusing on air and sea power up to 40 billion annually and warned war could be more likely if the Soviets attacked. He favored defensive measures over sending troops to Europe and urged supporting Chiang Kai-shek in nationalist efforts.
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KU freshmen sisters among auto crash victims
Miss Jordan MacArthur a Kansas University freshman from Topeka survived with serious injuries after a December 30 crash near Kansas City that killed Natalie Pierson and Damon Walthall, both Kansas City students. MacArthur suffered a broken arm, pelvic fracture, broken nose, two missing teeth, and a possible jaw fracture. Pierson and Walthall were pledged Delta Gamma and also fine arts freshmen at KU.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
K. U. Medical Center
As City
Kansas City
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Damon Walthall
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Walthall
Donald Marvin
Kansan City
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Dopking Named AP Bureau Chief in St Louis
Frank J. Starzel announced 42 year veteran Al Dopking will head the St Louis AP bureau, succeeding Tom Yarbrough who resigned to become administrative secretary to Sen. Thomas C. Hennings. Dopking, city editor in Kansas City since 1945, covered major Pacific campaigns including Iwo Jima and Okinawa.
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Memorial Hospital Patient List and Injury Report
At Memorial Hospital Karen Stuart at 1709 West Nini Street and several residents including Osborne McGinnis 756 Blu endell Stewart 1815 Mis street Cheryl Edmondson 1226 New York street Carl Torne den Linwood Ray Martz McLouth Lonnie Kingery Route 2 Mrs Selica Pacheco 717 Rhode street Mrs Goldie Shrimp lin 509 Lincoln street James Coffman Overbrook Edward Wild S72 Rhode Island street Susan Gargon 75 New York street Mrs Elliot Mint Melton 2102 Barker avenue Jouhard and teby boys Route 3 Z ts and Mrs ebat Ede Boni & Son ferda aie free Arnold Preetian Route 3 a son yesterday Hi D Rake 61 treated for laceration under left eye after a fall at home 631 Elm street.
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Karen Stuart
West Nini Street
Osborne McGinnis
Blu ‘Endell Stewart
Mis Street
Cheryl Edmondson
New York Street
Carl Torneden
Linwood
Ray Martz
McLouth
Lonnie Kingery
Selica Pacheco
Rhode Street
Goldie Shrimplin
Lincoln Street
James Coffman
Overbrook
Edward Wild
Rhode, Island Street
Susan Gargon
Elliot Mint Melton
Barker Avenue
Jouhard and Teby
Ebat Ede
Boni & Son
Ferda’ Aie
Arnold Preetian
Route 3
Hi. D. Rake
Elm Street
Lawrence and McLouth youths aid in community drive
Readable items note four Lawrence and three McLouth students donated blood for the Community Blood Service during December. Names include Clarence Lanphear H. H. McHenry and Richard Son from McLouth along with Fred Bremer Emory Scott Corlett Cotton and Orville Adams.
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H. H. McHenry
Af Richardson
McLouth
Fred Bremer
Emory Scott
Corlett
Cotton
Orville
Adams
Dividend 18 Declared by National Farm Loan Association
The National Farm Loan Association of Lawrence declared a 4 percent annual dividend as of November 30 1950 for 400 stockholders across Wyandotte Jefferson Leavenworth Johnson and Douglas counties. A stockholders meeting is planned February 21 at the Community Building with two directors to be elected. Incumbent directors include Omar Browning Linwood president Ben Kowing vice president Guy Schultz A L Landsberg Bonner Springs and Malcolm Steele De Soto.
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Lawrence
R. S. Filkin
Wyandotte
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Johnson
Douglas
Plana
Omar Browning
Linwood
Ben Kowing
Guy Schultz
A. L. Landsberg
Bonner Springs
Malcolm Steele
de, Soto
Market News Finds Wheat Steady and Stocks Mixed
Kansas City reports steady wheat and mixed commodity prices with corn and oats easing while hog and cattle quotes show slight shifts. Wall Street closes with sporadic selling, leaving major indices in a volatile, uneven pattern amid moderate volume.
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New York
Youth Inauguration Ceremony Plans In Kansas State
The article describes a youth centered inauguration in Topeka with a 19 gun salute by the National Guard and visits by Kansas high schools and Washburn University orchestras. Honor students meet the governor from 2 to 3 pm while state officials host visitors. House organization at 4 pm caucus and a 7 pm reception for legislators at the statehouse. The Senate’s two year term ends.
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Morning accident report lists two minor crashes
Police report two minor accidents occurred this morning. At 7:58 Oscar Wilson of 26 Florida and Jack Gregg of 1225 New York street damaged their cars after Gregg failed to stop for a prop sign at Eighth and Kentucky. At 10:14 George Keleti of 1023 Vermont street and Allan Detewiler of 916 Vermont street collided in front of 1301 West Campus road as Detewiler backed out.
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Florida
Jack Gregg
New York Street
Eighth
Kentucky Street
Gregg
George P. Keleti
Vermont Street
Allan L. Detewiler
West Campus Road
Deteiwiler
Deaths and Funerals Tie Kans City Area to Loss
Funeral services are planned for Jesse Pie ratt 82 of 1401 Pennsylvania Street who died yesterday, at Rumsey funeral home tomorrow at 3 p m with Rev H G Barr. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Emily Isabel Wagner 83 of 916 Alabama Street died yesterday evening at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Services will be at Rumsey funeral home Monday at 2 with Rev H M Sippel in charge. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving relatives include one daughter Mrs Robert Price and one son Thomas H Wagner of Memphis Tenn, one brother Frank Clarke of Lawrence, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Darlene Eller 15 died early this morning at a Kansas City hospital from a diabetic condition. She had been attending Shawnee Mission. Her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Eller of Westphalia and a brother Leo Eller of Lawrence survive, along with Mrs Gertude Flory. Gertrude Flory 64 wife of former county treasurer Roy Flory died this morning at 009 Vermont Street after a long illness. Services are at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon at Washington Creek church with burial in Washington Creek cemetery. Surviving relatives include her husband and four sisters and two brothers.
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Pennsylvania Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
H. G. Barr
Oak Hill Cemetery
Emily Isabel Wagner
Alabama Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
H. M. Sippel
Robert Price
Thomas H. Wagner
Memhis, Tenn
Frank Clarke
Lawrence
Darlene Eller
Kansas City
Shawnee Mission
Jesse Eller
Westphalia
Kan
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Gertude Flory
Gertrude Flory
Roy Flory
Vermont Street
Washington Creek Church
Washington Creek
Delbert Paasch
West Twenty-third Street
J Joe Griffith
Baldwin
Herr Griffith
Oskaloosa
W. J. Scott
Atchison
Ralph Weybright
Lone Star
Gra Bash
Winchester
Orville Myres
Price Freeze Plans Stir Debate Across Parties
The report indicates a plan for a 30 day advance notice order to halt price rises as a stopgap until the price stabilization office and wage board set ceilings and standards. Democrats and Republicans fear Congress may reject any proposal lowering farm prices amid calls for production to rise.
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Disalle
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Congress
Senior Recital Sunday For K. U. Clarinetist
Olin G Parker clarinetist of University of Kansas will give a senior recital at 4 pm Sunday in Strong Auditorium. A Plains Kan native, Parker holds a Bethany College bachelor of music education and a KU master of music education, with plans for a bachelor’s degree in clarinet. Billie George will assist at the piano. Public invited.
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Better Positions for Trained Office Personnel
Job seekers are welcomed for intensive training in business, industry, and government. There is strong demand for graduates as offices seek qualified personnel with good salaries and year round employment. Opportunities for promotion accompany this career pathway.
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