Eisenhower Says He Is Republican If Nominated
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower proclaimed himself a Republican and said he would accept the GOP nomination if offered, but he will not actively seek it. In a Paris statement he outlined four points, including not resigning his European defense role and not engaging in pre convention activity for his possible run. The statement reassured GOP backers and unsettled some Democrats hoping to field him.
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Weather Outlook in Capital and the 82nd Congress
Weather reports in Washington show rising temperatures and hot air as the 82nd Congress opens its election year session. Political focus shifts to universal military training, foreign military and economic aid, domestic economic controls, and defense spending with aims to finish before July conventions. President Truman will outline his agenda in a state of the union and budget messages, likely facing limited success on tax hikes, civil rights, and health insurance while defense controls may be extended.
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UN chief says Communists may seek war in Korea
From Panmunjom reports Vice Adm. Joy warned that lack of progress and airfield construction suggest bad faith by Communists. He met Gen. Ridgway in Tokyo and noted renewed air battles over Northwest Korea with several Mig–15s shot down and multiple hits on others. Allies pressed for a six-point prisoner exchange plan as talks stalled.
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Medical Arts Center Open House Draws 1000 Visitors
More than 1,000 people toured the new Medical Arts Center at 4th and Maine Streets yesterday during an open house hosted by the ten physicians who formed the center last year. Staff guided guests through the building and refreshments were served by the physicians’ wives. Offices are held by Dr. John A. Albers Dr. Mary Boyden Dr. James W. Campbell Dr. Richard L. Dunlap Dr. Helen M. Gilles Dr. Richard L. Hermes Dr. HH. Penfield Jones Dr. Robert A. Jordan Dr. G. E. Manahan and Dr. Raymond A. Schwegier.
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Cloudy and Warm Temperatures Across Kansas Forecast
The Weather Bureau warns of cloudy skies and rising temperatures across Kansas tonight and Tuesday with no storm or significant precipitation expected. Snow cover of one to three inches will melt as southerly winds pick up. Daytime highs should reach the 40s to 50s in most areas, with locals in Garden City and Goodland recording lows in the teens to single digits and Russell reporting 21 above.
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Blood drive seeks 180 more volunteers at KU
Only 20 volunteers had signed up by noon today for a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at the University of Kansas. Another 180 volunteers are needed by Wednesday afternoon to donate a pint Friday. Blood will be shipped to Korea for U.S. forces. Call Douglas County Red Cross at 405 or Watkins Memorial Hospital at KU for registration. KU ROTC units will provide 609 cadets for the first three days of the Bloodmobile visit.
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Registration Due For Aliens At Lawrence
Aliens in the area must register their addresses with the U S federal government before January 11 or face penalties under the Internal Service Act of 1950. Forms are available at the Lawrence Post Office and must be returned there. Recent registrants may have to repeat the process this year. The act requires annual address reporting within the first 10 days of each year, affecting several foreign students at the University of Kansas.
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Freighter Still Afloat Near English Coast
Kurt Carlsen and the Flying Enterprise remain afloat as a tug tows the damaged freighter about 145 miles from Falmouth. At 8 am the Turmoil and the stricken ship pressed toward port, with Carlsen refusing to abandon ship during a brutal Atlantic storm the likes last seen fifty years ago.
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Child Survives Severe Polio Returns Home in Lawrence
Wayne Churchill, an eight year old polio survivor, returns from the University of Kansas Medical Center to his home at 1345 Prospect Street Lawrence. Neighbors and organizations including the Douglas County Infantile Paralysis Association Kansas Power and Light Co Patchen Electrical Co and the Jaycee Jones and McAllister Parent Teachers Association contributed medical equipment and support. Wayne spends long hours in a respirator and will require a year of rehab to regain mobility and a normal attitude according to physicians.
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Lawmen resign in Kansas City gambling probe
Kansas City Kansas lawman Lt Jack Stewart and Wyandotte County Deputy Attorney Tudor Neller resigned amid tape recordings linking them to ex police judge J Earl Thomas. Fatzer had alleged gambling and liquor violations in recordings and work papers. Neller and Stewart defended innocence and cited Mayor Tucker and Chief Swarner in the resignations.
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Clodfelter Becomes President of Ohio Medical Group
Dr Harve M Clodfelter former Lawrence man named president of the Ohio State Medical Association He a KU Medical School graduate 1930 practiced in Tonga noxie Crile Clinic Cleveland and Columbus private practice with Navy duty World War II He is brother of Mildred Clodfelter of the K Epona Association office Paris Jan 7 Reporters question Vishinsky on Eisenhower remark Let him run Call for 24 Inductees Douglas County Draft Board to send 25 men to Kansas City Mo for induction Jan 21 Board preinduction 20 men today Lawrence Board of Education meets tonight Ministerial Alliance meets Plymouth Church Parish Hall tomorrow 4 Presiding officer Rev Harry L Smith pastor Ninth Street Baptist Church.
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Collapse Comes For Pleven Cabinet In France
Paris January 7 The Rene Pleven government collapses after the National Assembly votes down his request for power to cut the 140 billion franc deficit of the nationalized railway system. Socialists oppose the move amid fears of mass layoffs as Pleven faces eight confidence votes and possible resignation.
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Westfield Fire Kills At Least Seven In Five Story Block
A million dollar five story apartment business block fire in Westfield Massachusetts last night collapsed into the basement killing at least seven people and injuring fifteen. Firefighters worked over twelve hours as explosions rocked the ruins awaiting state inspection before entry. Citizens and officials praised several bystanders for rescuing tenants, while warm clothing and shoes shielded an elderly couple from freezing conditions. The brick building housed stores on the first floor offices and apartments above with a bowling alley on the top floor. Recovery operations may take days due to the entangled wreckage and ice from continuous water.
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Greaney
Harold Beattie
Wreck Causes Medium Damage Near Laurence
A two-car collision at 6 30 last night at Miller's Corner on Highway 24 40, about a mile north and two miles east of Laurence, caused medium property damage with no serious injuries. Lenore French of 1809 Mass St and Andrew Marvin Allison of Kansas City drove the cars. Allison mistook the old cutoff for the regular road, braked to turn north but struck French at the left fronts. Both drivers were shaken but unharmed.
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Kansas Casualties in Korean War Report
The Department of Defense lists Kansas servicemen in Korea. Killed in action is Pfe. Kenneth W. Dunlap of Nickerson. Missing in action Pfe. Wallace D. Patton of Hutchinson. Wounded Lt. Leo D. Weltsch of Manhattan.
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Stock Market Index Slightly Drops in New York Listing
New York stock market closes lower with the average at 99.3, down 0.5. Notices indicate markets are open on evenings and Sundays. References Cole's Food Center at 2nd and Linc as an advertiser.
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Journalism building dedication at Kansas with Canham speaker
A new Journalism building at the University of Kansas will be dedicated on Friday February 22 with Erwin D Canham editor of the Christian Science Monitor as principal speaker. A day long program includes an all university convocation at 9 20 am and a 11 am presentation of mementoes to the School for use and display in the new quarters.
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Truman and Churchill Map Economic Study on Raw Materials
In their first White House meeting President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill tasked a special committee of economic experts to study raw materials, including Britain's steel needs, and report back tomorrow. The hour long session also touched on Britain’s reported interest in American stock, though no figures were disclosed.
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CAL Not D C Has Most Federal Workers
A Civil Service Commission compilation shows California has the most federal government workers with 252000 as of September 30, outnumbering the Washington D C area at 249900. The national total payroll stood at 2503691 with Kansas 20990 and Missouri 55481 reported.
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University Band to perform winter concert at Hoch Hall
The 120 piece University of Kansas Band conducted by Russell Wiley will present a concert at 8 p m tomorrow in Hoch Auditorium. Senior soloists Tommy Lavitt Burrton Teachert Rush and Kari Ralson from the Music Education Department will be featured. Ralson sings three songs from Oklahoma while Lavitt performs Goldman’s Scherzo and Ausherman plays clarinet in Weber’s Concert No 2 First Movement. The program marks one of the year’s few all band concerts with the full ensemble including women.
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Flood Victims Hear Tax Refunds Talk Tonight in Lawrence
Flood victims are to attend a 7 10 night meeting at the Lawrence Chamber offices to hear about income tax reductions. A Wichita IRS representative leads a half hour lecture and a 90 minute Q and A with written questions first. Additional sessions are set for Linwood City Hall at 10 a.m. Perry American Legion Hall at 2 p.m. and De Soto on Jan 16 at 10 a.m.
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Earthen Work Slashed by Severe Floods in Douglas County
The 1951 earthen construction program for soil conservation in Douglas County dropped sharply due to heavy rainfall and floods. Only 57 farm conservation plans were written, terrace construction fell from 110.05 to 45.91 miles, and flood rehabilitation dominated the year. Open drainage and stock ponds reached record levels, with acres of tame pastures expanded and weeds controlled as new soil conservation approaches mix hay and pasture on the same lands.
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Bank Burglary Solved in Satanta Kansas
FBI agent L V Boardman said last night the State Bank of Satanta burglary is solved. Charges will be filed in Topeka against Thomas Edward Young 33 Margaret Rita Young 32 and Don Hall Click. Click is under arrest in Jackson Tenn. The Youngs are at large and considered dangerous. Loot totaled 3900 with 1800 from safe deposit boxes.
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