Korean War Update From Front Lines As Armies Clash
Reports from the Korean front describe D. N. troops harassing activity near Ra ven and Wonju with MacArthur claiming heavy casualties inflicted on Reds. Alliances held firm against pressure on Wonju’s east as UN patrols reported Red forces near Suwon and along the coast. Clearing skies allowed renewed air strikes with B 29s dropping 36 tons on Kimpo as suppression of Pyongyang intensified.
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Wena
MacArthur
Redx
Wonju
Suwon
Ores
Soren
Rales
Beoul U. N
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Kimpo
Korea
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Pyongyang
Lowry pleads guilty to theft of gas company items
The article reports ile Lowrypleaded guilty to petty larceny involving pipe stolen from the Public Service yard at Eighth and Pennsylvania Streets and sentenced to 90 days in county jail. Garfield R. Marr faced district court on theft of angle iron from KU building and grounds, with $1000 bond. Zack Wilson Owens had similar charges dismissed. Also notes at a cooking school 4 H leaders attended a Kansas Power and Light Kitchen training demonstration. Plus police court fines for Various offenses including overparking and fire plug parking.
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Dodge Frank Gray
Mile Lowry
Perry Street
Public Service
Eighth
Pennsylvania Street
Garfield R. Marr
Brooks Street
District Court
Angle Bona
University of Kansas Building and Grounds
Zack Wilson Owens
Rhods Island Street
Fonds
Kansas Power and Light Kitchen
Mixa Elizabeth Randle
Kaneas State College Extension Service
Navy Seaman Scritchfield Serves with Puerto Rico Command
In The Armed Service Richard L Scritchfield a musician third class in the U S navy son of Mr and Mrs RB J Scritchfield of Dekslooss serves with the flag allowance of the Commandant of the Tenth Naval district at San Juan Puerto Rico Vernon A Jackson CS 1 is now in Korea with the navy rs Jackson living in Oakland Jackson is the son of Mr and Mrs Ry land Jackson 632 Maine street
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Richard L. Scritchfield
U. S. Navy
RB. J. Scritchfield
Dekslooss
Tenth Naval District
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Vernon A. Jackson
Dm Korea
Navy
Rs Jackson
Oakland
Jackson
Ryland Jackson
Maine Street
Memorial Hospital Neonate and Adult Births and Dismissals
A list of names and addresses records dismissals at Memorial Hospital along with birth announcements. Names include Mrs Wilda Reaske, Mrs Jessie Beatt, Mrs Gladys Holmberg, Miss Gertrude Miller, Mrs Minerva Stewart, and others across Sunflower De Soto Baldwin Lecompton and nearby areas. Several couples welcomed sons and a daughter with dates noting Saturday and yesterday. Also referenced are Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM and a funeral attendance invitation for Vartan and members.
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Wilda Reaske
Lerra Enstine
Firet
Mississippi Streets
Jessie Beatt
New York Street
Sherman Fearing
North Third Street
Dan Sample
Tennessee Street
Gladys Holmberg
DeSoto
Charlotte Gayle Rolls
Minerva Stewart
Kentucky Street
Gertrude Miller
Baldwin
Basketball talk and charity notes in Lawrence press
Scattered Lawrence items mention basketball talk at Kant State College and a University of Kansas event with Edie Tebow as college athletic council chair. A museum scene shows a child defending art’s beauty. The Journal-World notes heavy calls about the Kansas-Nebraska and Lawrence-Topeka High games and anticipates KU Missouri scores after 9:15.
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Kantan ‘State College
Edie Tebow
College Athletic Council
C.S.T
Rane
The
Journal-World
sas-Nebraska
Lawrente
Opposes gas oil tax speaker defends industry
Tom Orr of Wichita, executive secretary of the Kandan Independent Oil and Gas association, spoke at Rotary and argued against severance taxes on gas and oil to fund education. He urged broader tax bases, noting oil and gas taxes exist in 73 Kansas counties while Oklahoma and others have different schemes. He cited Kansas livestock income and agriculture as major revenue sources and urged a complete study before tax changes. Oyler resumes law practice in Kansas Power and Light building with Rice. he did not seek reelection.
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Tom Orr
Wichita
Kandan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Roger Allen
Oyler
Robert 8. Oyler
Kansas Power and Light
Raymond F. Rice
Milton P. Allen
Deaths and Funerals of Lucile Kindswater and Ruchlin Wright
Mrs. Lucile Kindswater longtime Lawrence resident died Saturday at her Oklahoma home after a long illness. Funeral services will be held there today with two daughters and a son among survivors. Mrs. Ruchlin Wright of Kansas City Missouri died last night at Trinity Lutheran hospital. Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Kansas City with burial there. Surviving relatives include two daughters Mrs. Steeper and Mrs. Helen Russell and a son Herbert Wright, a noted Wright family member related to early aeroplane pioneers Orvil and Wilbur Wright.
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Lucile’ Kindswater
Lucile Kindswater
Lawrence
Osville
Okla
Don E. Jones
Ruchlin Wright
Kansas City
H.W. Steeper
Lake
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Newscomer’s Chapel
Steeper
Helen Russell
Herbert Wright
Wichita
President Truman urges unity and strength in warning against communism
In a blunt call for unity, President Truman asks Congress to put country before party and personal interests. He warns the Soviet threat endangers liberty, cites Korea, and outlines US military buildup including B 36 bombers. He says negotiations with the Soviet Union are possible but without appeasement, stressing a strong stance as the path to peace.
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Dj Tion Forei
Korea
Truman
Russia
Soviet Union
China
United States
Commonwealth
India
U.N
Paris
France
John Politis
Greece
Athens
U. S
GE Hedrick Estern
Kanana
Kansas Inaugural Marks First Step For 1951 Legislature
The crowd welcomed Gov Arn and Lt Gov Podge Cld as 4,000 watched the inaugural ceremony. A 19 gun salute closed the procession. Officials listed include Robb, Fatzer, Radley, Throckmorton, Sullivan, and Voiland Jr. The day began a cycle of events leading to the legislature opening at noon tomorrow with a joint session address at 11 am Wednesday.
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Supreme Court
Fred Hall
Podge Cld
Paul R. Shanahan
Salina
George Robb
Harald R. Fatzer
Hinsley
Richard Tradely
Topeka
Adel F. Throckmorton
Wichita
Frank Sullivan
Lawrence
Insurance
Voiland, Jr
Statehouse
American Legion
Kansas National Guard
Sabeths
Kansas
Republican House of Representatives
Senate
Europe
U. S
China
Take Slot Machines in Raids at Emporia Clubs
Emporia Kan Jan 8 Ten slot machines seized in raids were stashed by county officers Saturday Those who helped smash the machines were County Attorney Sam Mellinger Sheriff Eugene Hasting and County Commissioner Fred Fowler Four machines were seized at the Amvets club and six at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall Coins found in the machines were turned over to the county treasurer
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Emporia
Kan
Sam Mellinger
Eugene Hasting
Fred Fowler
Amvets Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Killer Bill Cook hunted from Blythe to Mexico
Frantic desert chase across California Arizona and New Mexico follows 24 year old ex convict Bill Cook. Police report a bloodstained car found near Mexicali and a Chicago area victim WF. The killer’s sidestep through multiple states and border areas plus FBI interest, with suspects tied to earlier Missouri Oklahoma Ohio and Illinois cases.
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Sonora
Colorado River
Mexico
Cook
Joplin
Blo
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U. S
F.B.I
Robert H. Dewey
Seattle
Guy Woodward
En Centro
Mexicani
San Felipe
Woodward
Fb.l
Dewey
Ogilby
Homer Waldrip
Blythe
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Carl Mosser
Atwood
Ill
Waldrip
Mossers
Oktulgee
Henryetts
Okla
Monsern
Tulsa
NOMINATE STOUGH FOR STATE LEGISLATURE
The nominee served in the Pacific theater and was discharged as lieutenant junior grade and holds that rank in the reserve. Stough was elected city attorney in 1947 for Lawrence and served until 1949. He is a Kansas clutch member of the Little Legislature and has chaired and served on multiple committees. The Stough family resides at 2120 Vermont, Lawrence, with wife Mary Jule and two daughters Vera and Sally.
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Sea Service
Stough
Lawrence
Lective
Kansas
Stough Hes
Charles Stoughs
Vermont
Mary
Jule
K. A
Vera
Sally
Big Seven basketball slate includes ISU at Nebraska and Oklahoma at Colorado
Two other games join the Kansas Missouri tilt as Iowa State visits Nebraska and Oklahoma travels to Colorado with Kansas State idle. Colorado hosts Iowa State Saturday night while Kansas State and Missouri play Oklahoma and Nebraska rests idle. Kansas, Town State, and K.State share the league lead with one win and no losses.
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Kansas-Missouri
Iowa State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansan State
Kansas State
Missouri
Kansas
Town State
K.state
Raymond Cerf Violinist at KU Faculty Recital Tonight
Raymond Cerf head of the string department at the University of Kansas present a faculty recital in Strong Auditorium tonight. Alberts Stuht will accompany on piano with selections including concertos and sonatas by Mozart Chausson Saint-Saens and Beethoven. The public is invited with no admission charge.
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Raymond Cerf
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Cerf
Alberts
Stuht
Saint-Saens
Beethoven
Markets Face Mixed Prices in Local Grain and Livestock
Local markets show varied shifts with cattle and hogs uneven and feed prices fluctuating. The report cites cattle steady to mixed, hogs lower, and hog and cattle quotes highlighting top beef prices and feeder stock trends across Kansas City and nearby markets.
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Ses Towers
Knoane
Peto
Koyisas City
New Kansas Judge Sworn In At Manhattan Ceremony
Manhattan Kansas January 8 1931 Lewis L McLaughlin of Maryville was sworn in as judge of the 2nd judicial district. He received the oath from retiring judge Edgar C Bennett who served on the bench for 18 years and did not seek reelection.
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Manhattan
Kan
Lewis L. McLaughlin
Marynville
Edgar C. Bennett
Bennett
Much Bigger Airforce Plans Warplane Output
Washington January 8 CP John A McCone air force undersecretary said today the service plans a force much larger than the present 4&4 group in the program. In County Court Russell Anthony Muth was fined $10 and spats in county court this morning for running automobile Vernone C Heine was fined $60 for speeding in a truck.
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Washington
Jan
John A. McCone
Air Force
Russell Anthony Muth
Vernone C. Heine
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