Soviet Officer Warns of U S Nuclear Strike Retaliation
Lt Gen Gritchin, identified as a communist official, warned on a Moscow radio broadcast that the Soviet Union would retaliate if the United States dropped an atomic or hydrogen bomb. He claimed the US does not hold a monopoly on such weapons and urged Americans to remember Soviet capabilities. He also asserted Soviet forces would shoot down US aircraft near Soviet borders and cited the Korean War as a Soviet victory while alleging US plans to rearm West Germany for land war.
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London
United States
Exer
Russia
Dhanitens
Nea Ameria
Gritin
Communist Party
Pai. da
Mosey Radio
Alomurti 4
United Shores
West
Telemarshals
USA
Britain
Gritchin
Washington
Las
Soviet Union
U.S
West Germany
Students Gather 10 000 Pennies to Build School
MILWAUKEE um About 3 tons of copper a million pennies were piled on the gymnasium floor at Pius XI High School yesterday. The $10,000 in one cent pieces were gathered in a drive by the students to collect a million pennies to help finance an addition to the school. When the campaign began last November students went to work shining shoes polishing autos to raise the money. Contributions arrived from various parts of the world but an estimated 95 percent came from the pupils themselves. Contributions not in pennies were converted to pennies by a bank.
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Milwaukeeum
Pius XI High School
West Reich to Act Soon On Rearmament Question
Bundestag to vote on Paris accords for German rearmament before mid February. Coalition" support to begin second and third readings from Feb 9, signaling Bonn will ratify despite earlier calls to delay until French approval.
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West Reich
Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
Kansan Delegates Clash Over Union Speech
Washington reports Sen Carlson of Kansas calls Eisenhower's State of the Union forward looking and not defeatist while Sen Schoeppel, also of Kansas, says he will wait for detailed proposals before judging how far to go. Carlson praises leadership and the program for a period of peace, security and prosperity. Schoeppel questions the extent of commitment needed.
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Washington
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Senhower
Sen. Schoeppel
Carlson
Eisenhower
Schoeppel
Ex-Cop to Appeal Murder Conviction in El Dorado
Ex Wichita police officer Robert Stewart, 34, sentenced to life in the state penitentiary for the death of Pia Warner, 33, near Wichita. He plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court after a bond set at 330 must be met.
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EL Dorado
Kas
Robert Ro Stewart
Sears
Shite
Pia Warner
Wightias
Tandy
Wichita
Stewart
Santero
Noseston
Names Released For Bomber Crash Victims
The families of three servicemen killed in a bomber crash are notified. Names announced include McConnel and Avrom Base at Wichita, with Lt. Joseph C. Cook and Capt. William Beers among the observers. Wives and relatives of the men are living in Wichita temporarily.
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Braman Onta
Ayr Bayar
McConnel
Avrom
Wichita
Wayne Bo Andrew
Yellow Spengs Onlo
Fet
Joseph C. Cook
Cominy
Wiliant
Armed Forces Leave and Overseas Service Report
David L Webb on Christmas leave since December 18 left for Parks Air Force Base California to be stationed indefinitly. He joined from Frances E Warren AFB to spend holidays with sister Edith Cooper brother Guy Webb mother Opal Williams and family in Eureka. Cpl Robert R Chatender serves in Germany with First Infantry Division First Engineer Battalion as combat construction specialist in Company A. He arrived overseas in January last year. Cpl Chalander's wife Betty Chalender lives at 427 Ind. St.
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David L. Webb
Parks Air Force Base
California
Frances E. Warren Air Force Base
Edith Cooper
Guy E. Webb
Opal Williams
Willams
Eureka
Robert R. Chatender
Germany
Cpl
Chalender
Betty Chalender
Ind. St
Stores in 8th District Report Good 1954 Sales
Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis reports 1954 department store sales in the Eighth District at parity with 1953 totals. Memphis and Little Rock show 2 percent gains. St Louis remains flat. Final week of year declines average district figures with Memphis down 12 percent, Little Rock 11 percent, smaller cities 21 percent. St Louis down 3 percent.
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ST. Louis
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of
Man Who Held Up Bank In Oswego Is Sentenced
LeRoy Adolph of Independence Kansas, 27, was sentenced to one year in prison for the November 27 robbery of the American State Bank in Oswego Kansas. He pleaded guilty to one count of armed robbery. the second count was dismissed. An escaped Idaho convict, Adolph was captured December 11 at Webb City Missouri. Another man is being sought in the Oswego robbery.
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Kansas City
Kas. i
LeRoy Adolph
Independence
Kas
American State Bank
Oswego
Adolph
U.S
Arthur J. Mellott
Idaho
Webb City
Quakes Rock New Hebrides Area Reports Unspecified Damage
Seismic shocks since Wednesday in the New Hebrides Islands toppled houses and uprooted trees. No casualties reported, authorities said upon receipt of latest dispatches from Sydney.
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Sydney
Australia
New Hebrides Islands
City Cage Loop Scores In City League Basketball Action
Thursday night results feature Frige Service defeating Winter Chevrolet 71 to 36 and Woody's Aces topping DeSota's Comets 61 to 24. Douglas County and State Bank also posted victories 50 to 48 in a high scoring night. box scores were released late for publication.
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Frige
Chevrolet
Woody
Aces
DeSota
Comets
Douglas County
State Bank
Maskell
Losers Outspend Winners In U S Campaign for Congress
In the 1954 national campaign for control of Congress losers outspent winners by about 800000 dollars. Republican groups spent 3 716184 while Democratic groups with labor groups spent around 2 822651 though final totals lag. The figures include the Republican National Committee and associates and the Democratic National Committee and labor committees with incomplete late 1954 reporting.
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U.S
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Becaus Ohe Group
CIO
Political Action Committee
Republican National Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
GOP
Senate Campaign Committee
Citizens For
Nebraska Fans Question Glassford After Orange Bowl Debacle
Lincoln sports column argues Nebraska players pressured coach Bill Glassford, blaming him for the Orange Bowl loss to Duke and citing administration weak backing. It notes Kansas basketball continued to back Chuck Mather, with his future tied to contract length, and Kansas track dominance under Tom Botts while Missouri and Oklahoma loom challengers.
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Nebraska
Duke
Tar Hani
N. Y
Blue Devils
Dion Bryant
Lincoln Star
Dick Becker
Lincoln Journal
Bill Glassford
Glassford
Bill
Miami
Scribe Bryant
Bryant
Bud. Wilkinson
Paul Brown
Woody Hayes
Kansas
Thme
Kansan
Oklahoma
Joop
Mighty Sooners
Missouri
K. U
Tom Botts
Tigers
Bill Easton
Kansas City
M. U
They Say Down 1 English trol 2 Fury 3 Dry 4 Flower part
A compact list of clue fragments including terms like English troll fury dry flower part and several numbered entries. It resembles a word puzzle heading or clue collection with multiple incomplete phrases and partial figures.
Missouri Faces Guest Teams as Cage Season Opens
The Missouri basketball squad, led by Bob Reiter with 16.9 points per game and Norm Stewart at 16.7, previews a season featuring visiting clubs from multiple regions under coach Phog Allen. Faculty pick the guests. selections hint at diverse opponents including Michigan and Stanford, with next year’s guest list detailing Cornell.
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Dick Reich
Himler
Kansas
Army
K. U. Toach Phog Allen
MSU
Oklahoma A & M
Michigan
Harvard
Tate
Washington
Minnesota
Stanford
California
Cornell
Hohies
N. Y
Missouri Cage Club
Bob Reiter
Norm Stewart
Med Park
Lionel, Smith
Red Reichert
Tigers Poised as Clear Favorites for League Title
A strong Tigers squad heads into the season as the favorites to capture the league crown. Depth at key positions and a proven scorer lead the roster, while solid defense and a favorable early schedule bolster title chances for the team.
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Tigers
Danforth Study Grants Available to K U Men
Senior men or recent graduates of Kansas University may apply for Danforth Foundation graduate fellowships to pursue graduate study for college teaching careers. Open to natural and biological sciences, social sciences, and humanities. First year starts in September. Maximum grants 1800 for singles, 2400 for married. Application forms available in the School of Journalism office.
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Kansas Universty
Danforth Foundation
Sean Burton A. Marvin
School of Journalism
Foundation
Ely Returns to Saigon from Paris Talks on Army Plan
French commissioner general in Indochina General Paul Ely arrived in Saigon after high level talks in Paris. He faces the task of implementing a plan by French and American experts to reorganize and reduce the 217,000 man South Vietnamese national army.
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Saigon
Indoching
Paul Ely
Indochina
Paris
Ely
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