Governor Arn Sworn In For Second Term In Kansas
Gov. Arn, Kansas 32nd chief executive, began his second term in Topeka pledging full cooperation with the national administration and urging a cautious plan to spread resources. He cited state gains in health, highways, and institutions, and stressed avoiding debt while pursuing orderly progress. The inaugural included 4,000 in audience, a 19 gun salute, and the start of the 55th Kansas Legislature session.
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Wichita
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Senate Chiefs Say Ike Agrees To Check with Them on Posts
Senate GOP leaders disclosed President-elect Eisenhower agreed to clear all federal appointive jobs with Republican lawmakers. Knowland Taft and Milikin said the plan covers posts needing Senate confirmation and other key posts to be checked through constitutional channels. The arrangement aims to reduce confusion over patronage as Cabinet and advisory groups meet ahead of the January inauguration.
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New York
Eisenhower
Congress
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Knowland
California
Republican Policy Committee
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GOP
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House
Reds Hit Seoul Front As New UN Division Debuts
In the heaviest fresh Red assault on the Korean front, Allied forces repelled a large attack near the eastern front beyond the Punchbowl. The U S Eighth Army reported 213 enemy killed out of about 800 attackers in three hours of fighting as Red divisions launched renewed, brutal assaults.
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U. N
U. S. Eighth Army
Republic of Korea
James A.van Fleet
ROK
Sinanju
Korea
Manchuria
Eisenhower Meets Cabinet Designees In Early Washington Session
President elect Eisenhower conferred with his Cabinet designees and top appointees at headquarters to map policy on domestic and global issues. Herbert Brownell Jr. was absent at the outset. three nonmembers joined as observers. Vice President elect Nixon and former Senator Lodge attended along with White House staff members.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Herbert Brownell Jr
Oveta Culp Hobby
Federal Security Agency
Joseph M. Dodge
Federal Budget
Harold E. Stassen
Mutual Security Agency
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
White House
Church Will Not Yield To Reds Stepinac Says
Cardinal Stepinac declared the Catholic Church will never submit to Communist dictation in Yugoslavia. He spoke after Pope Pius XII elevated him to the College of Cardinals. Though ailing and restricted by Marshal Tito, he did not travel to Rome, fearing he could not return home.
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Associated Press
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College of Cardinals
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Roy Riegle Sr Named Commander of Knights Templar
Emporia attorney and state senator Roy Wilford Riegle Sr. has been named commander of the West Central States Depart ment of Knights Templar, the highest Masonic post ever filled by an Emporia Mason. The department covers Kansas Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Oklahoma. Riegle is a former Kansas grand commander of Knights Templar.
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Emporia
Emporia Mason
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Nylon goods theft at local millinery store
Nylon Wellington in-Nylon specialists broke into a millinery and ready to wear shop Sunday night and stole an estimated 200 dollars worth of nylon hose slips and nightgowns. Feather handbags and evening bags plus costume jewelry were also taken. Police Chief Jimmie Little reported the incident.
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Wellington
Jimmie Little
New City Parking Lot Nears Official Opening
The first of three municipal parking lots in Lawrence at 7th and Vt Streets is near completion. City Engineer Hugh Sheridan says curb work bumper guard and lights remain before a likely late week opening. Blacktop surfacing is planned for next summer.
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Two Local Boys Missing Since Saturday Disappearance
Lawrence youths Leroy McAllister and Victor Allen, both 13 and 14, remained unfound this morning after being reported missing Saturday afternoon. McAllister, 1339 Del St, described as four feet eleven inches and 107 pounds, wore a brown sheepskin jacket, blue and white checked shirt, and brown shoes. Allen, son of 19 W 14th St, noted for blond hair and blue eyes, has no clothing description available.
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Leroy B. McAllister
Del
Victor Allen
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N. L. Housworth
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Robert Miller
W. 14Th St
Stevens Re elected Chair of Kansas Industrial Development Commission
At the annual meeting in Topeka on Monday Harry L. Stevens of Hutchinson was reelected chairman of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission. Ralph J. Duvall of Kansas City was reelected vice-chairman.
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Topeka
Harry L. Stevens
Hutchinson
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Ralph J. Duvall
Kansas City
Market Demand Hearing Set in Wichita for Kansas Crude Oil
Kansas crude oil market demand hearing scheduled in Wichita on January 23, announced by the Kansas Corporation Commission. The notice appears in the record as part of a January filing.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Corporatee Commission
Red Probes Call for Broad School Investigations
Senate internal security subcommittee urged deeper probes of Communist influence in U S schools and colleges, citing hundreds of teachers as Communists. The La Page report backs ongoing inquiries, urging state legislatures to form local committees and promising further action by Congress and the House committee. Strong entities include Senate internal security subcommittee, Senator McCarthy, Rep. Velde, New York Teachers Union, and Communist Party-linked groups.
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Ie Group
Congress
la Page
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Internal Security
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R-L
House Un-American Activities Committee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Internal Security Subcommittee
America
New York Teachers Union
Communist Party
Senate
Preview of spring weather across Kansas monday to tuesday
A Topeka and Kansas weather summary notes no major temperature changes into Tuesday with Monday night lows in the 40s and highs 55 to 65. Weekend temps were mild statewide. some northeast spots dipped below freezing, Ft. Leavenworth at 30, Garden City reaching 69, and no precipitation reported. Topeka recorded a low of 37 Sunday night, the warmest since mid November and the first time in five weeks no freezing occurred.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Ft. Leavenworth
Dodge City
Hill City
Garden City
Fire department reports two weekend blazes in city
Fire Chief John Miller said a loose gas connection caused a minor blaze at 3013 N H Street around 1 50 p m and was extinguished with no damage. A Saturday fire at 1111 W Lith Street damaged a car owned by Paul Guess a K A student with about 75 dollars loss. cause undetermined.
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John ‘Miller
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Paul Guess
K. A
W. Lith St
Kansan Battle Casualties Reported in Korea
Defense announces Kansans among Korean War casualties with KIA PFC Donald E. Campbell Geneseo and wounded Pvt Melvin L Skeets Wichita PFC Richard P Smith Kansas City PFC David W Stull Wichita as the listed names.
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Donald E. Campbell
Geneseo
Melvin L. Skeets
Wichita
Richard P. Smith
Kansas City
David W. Stull
Insurance man aids fire in Poplar Bluff porch visit
Joe Pace, an insurance salesman, attempted to sell fire insurance to Mrs. Burris Walker on her front porch when a grease flare from the stove started a fire. Pace helped her husband extinguish the blaze before firefighters arrived, and the damage was negligible.
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Associated Prest
Poplar Bluff
Joe Pace
Burris Walker
Walker
Pace
Inaugural Day Shifts From Riley’s Long Standby Role
Topeka officials note the 36 year span since William A. Riley did not play a major role in Gov. Arn’s inaugural ceremony. Riley recalled his early fashion flair and said he relaxed this time to sit with the brass as Republican caucus and leadership battles unfold among lawmakers.
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M. W. Watsom
Arn
William A. Riley
Topeka Insurance
Riley
Arthur Capper
Biby
Robert C. Karr
Girard
Rep
Milo Sutton
Emeu
Th Karr
Sutton
Phone 22 for score in Kansas Nebraska Big Seven game
The Kansas Nebraska basketball game score can be obtained by phoning the Journal World at 22 after 9 tonight.
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Kansas-Nebraska
Lin
Journal-World
March of Dimes Plan Begins In Douglas County
Lawrence and rural Douglas County start 1953 March of Dimes with a 9 000 goal. Simon Hurwitz and Ben Barteldes report advance gifts over 1 000. Mothers will stage a one hour porchlight march on Jan 28 to solicit from homes with lights on.
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Douglas County
Simon Hurwitz
Ben Barteldes
Melvin Huxtable
Ptas
Missouri Electors Plan Picket At Eisenhower Inauguration
Missouri's 13 presidential electors said they will picket the Eisenhower inauguration in Washington January 20. Rudy Turilli explained the action stems from not being officially invited and the electors would call it off if an official invitation arrives.
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Washington
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Eisenhower
County Swear-In Brought Douglas Officials Into Office
Thirty six Douglas County and township officials were sworn in by Judge Hugh Means at the District Court chambers. New county officers include clerk of the District Court Lucille Allison who named Lucy Anderson deputy, deputy sheriff John L. Miller, with several others taking office later in the year. Affected towns include Eudora and Kanwaka, with changes in eight offices since November.
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Journal-World Photo
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Kansas Judicial District
Means
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Lucy Anderson
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L. K. Zimmer
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Charles E. Banning
Ray C. Ogden
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Ousdahl
Body of Boy Found in Blue River
The body of nine year old Howard Nelson Page was found in the Blue River four blocks from his home. He had been missing since January 3 and had been living with his father and step-mother at the time of disappearance. The father said Howard and other children often played by the river.
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Howard Nelson Page
Howard
Howard Page
Jaycee Young Man of the Year to be named at Bosses Night
Lawrence Jaycees will honor the city’s Young Man of the Year at the Bosses Night dinner on January 21 at the Lawrence Country Club. Five judges including a minister civic leader and lawyers will select the winner from nominees nominated by local civic and service groups and churches.
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Chalmer Woodend
Liberty Memorial High School
Alpha Kenna
Topeka
Col. Kenna
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Kansas Legion Auxiliary Buys Marines a Juke Box
Norton reports the James Department American Auxiliary sent 945 dollars to the Marine Hospital at Carville Louisiana for a juke box for patient use. The contribution from the department rehabilitation fund follows a 500 dollar grant for two children at the Institute of Logopedics in Vienna. Mrs. R W Hemphill department president and Mrs T E Foster Hutchinson national executive committeewoman will represent Kansas Auxiliary at the national Women’s Forum on National Security in Washington from March 24 to 27.
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Kansas
National Women's Forum On National Security
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