U N Forces Gain on Western Front
Reported actions describe MacArthur and senior U.S. officers in Tokyo as talks spur fear of renewed Korea fighting. Recapture of Yongwol announced as Ridgway expresses confidence in holding ground near Wonju. Allied air and naval forces press red positions with hundreds of enemy casualties while Chinese reinforcements stiffen around Wonju.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlee
Tokyo
General MacArthur
Hoyt S Vandenberg
U.S
Air Forces
Wi. Witter Beds Saith
Shiel
U. A
Korea
Wonje
Ban
Yongwol
U.S. Eighth Army
Matthew B. Ridgway
Wonju
Eighth Army
VA. N
Suwon
Seoul
Osan
Ansong
Pyongyang
Local Names Listed at Memorial Hospital Aid Efforts
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals and addresses associated with Memorial Hospital aid efforts. Names include Elza Geyer Haldwin Gerald Ray Philip Collins Hatton Linda Rose Ted Conklin Nancy Holladay Leora Hartensteine Mary Dueben and baby and others, with multiple street addresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Geyer
Haldwin
Gerald Ray
Garfield Street
Philip Collins
Hatton
Linda Rose
Ohio Street
Ted Conklin
Haskell
Nancy Holladay
New York Street
Leora Hartensteine
Michigan Street
Mary Dueben
Mississippi Street
Cook
Schwarte
C. A. Harding
McLouth
Local Birth Announcements and an Arm Injury Report
Mr and Mrs Charles Sulzer announce a daughter born Saturday at 1742 abama atrect. Mr and Mrs Frank Hill of Sunny side report a son born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jack Heyxinger of Sunnseide announce a daughter born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Goff of Route 6 report a son born today. Mr and Mrs Robert Fithian of Sunflower announce a daughter born today. Mrs Nancy Holladay of 1022 New York Street, about 65, fell and broke her right arm returning home from evening service yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sulzer
Frank Hill
Sunnyside
Jack Heyxinger
Sunnseide
Ralph Goff
Route 6
Robert Fithian
Sunflower
Nancy Holladay
New York Street
Lawrence rumor links U.N. Korea troops front page item
Coronal Pence left Japan for Korea assignment around January. Capt. Jerry Waugh of the Kansas University basketball team may suit for the Kansas-UMaine game at Norman January 27. The Wellington four year star will be eligible after fall semester ends, but official closure is January 28 midnight. Officials think the Jayhawker captain can play against Coach Bruce Drake's nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Waugh
K. U
Truman Budget Proposes $16 Billion Tax Hike In 1952
President Truman outlines a defense heavy fiscal plan totaling $24.38 billion for 1952 amid requests for a $16.456 billion tax increase. The budget prioritizes national security, defense production, price and wage controls, and social programs within a broader aim to balance a widening deficit. He warns Americans of prolonged sacrifices and calls for hard work as the emergency stretches into the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Ea Ln
F.E.P.C
St. Lawrence
Altho
Congress
Truman expands draft rules to let 18 to 26 year olds volunteer
President Truman issued an order changing draft regulations to allow youths aged 18 to 26 to volunteer for 21 months of military service. Selective Service officials say the move does not affect those seeking longer terms, while Defense Secretary Marshall said all services will recruit under amendments tied to the draft law. Col Irving Hart described the change as enabling volunteers to enter the army for 21 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Selective Service
Defense Marshall
Richmond
Armed Services
Col
Irving Hart
Selective Service Headquarters
Army
Hart
Former KU Student Dies In Texas Auto Crash
Edward A. Todd 23 Independence and Ray Charles Fleming 22 Wichita were in a head on collision near Plano Texas. Todd died from injuries while Fleming suffered fractures of both legs. Alvin R. Mitchell Plano was critically injured. Todd was a KU student 1946 to 1950 and Phi Gamma Delta member. Surviving relatives include parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Plano
Tex
Edward A. Todd
Independence
K.U
Ray Charles Fleming
Wichita
Fleming
Alvin R. Mitchell
Kinney
Veterans Hospital
Todd
Air Force
Perrin Field
Universiy
Phi Gamma Delta
State
American Legion
Kansas Highway ‘Commission
Hs Rents
Kan
A Rother
Thomas Todd
The
Homeland
William Hamilton
Etham
William
Mary Blanche) Cavjert, Jr
Baldwin Cablegram Backing Korea Troops Sent by 1852 Citizens
A cablegram endorsed by 1,852 Baldwin and area residents was sent to General Douglas MacArthur in Korea, expressing full support for U S forces "win, lose or draw." The message followed an appeal by F C Liebaker of the Baldwin Ledger for nationwide messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
United Nations
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
F. C. Liebaker
Baldwin Ledger
United States
Leitaker
Clare Ayes
Hayes
Santa Fe
Charles Grigsby
Wye
Wellsville
Kansas
Four-Year-Old Burns Victim Recovering At Hospital
Gerald Ray four, son of Mr and Mrs William A Ray of 822 Garfield Street, is in Lawrence Memorial Hospital with severe burns to his high and lower abdomen right thigh left wrist and torso. A nearby six year old brother was in the alley as trash burned, setting the boy's clothing afire. The older brother ran home to alert his father. The physician says recovery will take several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ray
William A. Ray
Garfield Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gee
Arnet
Nate
Gerald
Ray
Model Plane Club Change Plans Notice
A note announces a change in the Model Plane Club meeting venue and time at the Community building basement. Boys are asked to use the Park street side southwest entrance. Pougan is listed as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr Sponso Ie Tecreati
Park Street
Pougan
Deaths and Funerals: Jerry Macuen killed in California work accident
Jerry Macuen of Jackson California husband of Elsa Boerkircher was killed while working on a construction job near his home Saturday afternoon. Surviving include his mother Mrs Mery Mallen of California three sisters in law Mrs Gerald Hoover Learnard avenue Mrs H J Richardson Route 6 and Mrs Frances Zehn of Japan and two brothers in law Martin Boehrkich er North Hollywood California and Otto Boerkircher Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Macuen
Jackson
Calif
Elsa Boerkircher
Lawrence
Mery Mallen
California
Gerald Hoover
Learnard Avenue
H. J. Richardson
Route 6
Frances Ze
Cookingham Career Summary in Municipal Service
The passage outlines a civil engineering master’s degree, four years as Saginaw Michigan city manager, and membership on the Michigan Commission for State Government Reform. It notes appointment as Kansas City Missouri city manager, plus recent years spent writing on municipal topics and serving as a visiting lecturer at various universities abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Michigan Commission
City Mana
Kansas City
Cookingham
Ogden Elected County Board Chairman in Regular Session
County commissioners met in regular session and elected Ray C. Ogden of Eudora as chairman, while retaining his secretary post. Oushshi was named vice president to handle emergency duties. The board noted transfer of county shops to new site and planned sale of the Connecticut Street property. A new surveying price scale was adopted as costs rise, and official newspapers were designated for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C Ogden
Eudora
Elmer Quidahl
Ogden
Oushshi
Charles Banning
Route 6
Connecticut Streets
East Twenty-Third Street
India School
Connecticut Street
Journal-World
Baldwin Ledger
Outlook
Eleven Minor Accidents Reported on Lawrence Streets
Police logged eleven minor city accidents on Lawrence streets with no injuries. One driver jailed for drunken driving after a collision. A noon Saturday crash on Highway 59 near Lawrence injured Oren Wright, a Coffeyville student, as his Pontiac overturned in fogged wet conditions. Wright’s car valued about $750. Wright sustained ankle cuts and bruises. In court, Judge Wayne Allphin fined three students for speeding and traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Oren Wright
Weat Hills
K. A
Coffeyville
Wright
Wayne Allphin
Joseph R. Powell
West Fourteenth Street
Charles E. Johnson
Indiana Street
Massachusetts Street
Albert Harris
Eudora
Ninth
Mississippi Street
Germany Past Present Talk At Rotary Might Have Been
Rotary heard a talk titled Germany Past Present by Herides and two German youths who fought under Rommel in Africa. They described Germany’s wartime youth mobilization and postwar poverty, noting America’s offer of opportunity and freedom. The speaker, now in Topeka studying law, admires the United States and its freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Rotary
Herides
Rommel
Africa
America
Washburn
Topeka
Hitler
Kansas high schools seek Summerfield scholarship nominees
Principals are invited to nominate senior boys for the Summerfield scholarships at the University of Kansas. Up to five percent of seniors may be named, with selection based on honesty, dependability, industry, unselfishness and leadership. Nominations due February 5, exams March 3, with up to 100 scholars funded to study at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Summerfield
University of Kansas
James Kate
Lawrence
K. U
Secrecy Shrouds Meeting of Top Military Leaders
Secrecy shrouds a high level military gathering with plans and personnel changes. Vandenberg visited Korea to inspect air bases and support troops while officials defer explanations for McClure's removal. Ruffner will assume command in Korea with Haynes directing the Second division until then. Clyde S. Smith, longtime Missouri editor, dies at 68 in Fort Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Vandenberg
McClure
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eighth Army
Glark L. Ruffner
S. S. Tenth Corps
Royal M. Haynes
Ruffner
Buffalo
N. Y
California
Kansas
Arizona
Texas
Missouri
Fort Scott
Kan
Clyde S. Smith
el Dorado Springs
Evelyn Cruse
Lexington
Nally
John
el Dorade Springs
Markets at a glance from Kansas City and Chicago crops and livestock
Market notes show mixed stocks with oats steady and corn and soybeans firm. Prices listed for cattle and hogs reflect steady to higher bids, with feeders and calves in demand. Wheat and grain futures move up in Kansas City trading, while commodity receipts include live poultry and dairy items in variable quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Gon
Chicago
Akles Clear
Kansas
Finn
Kanga City
Kansas City
Standardase
Buveringe Pauley
Ite Rede
Farm Run Theta Siena
Leghorn
Capon
Hen
Tom
Janu
Jeaner
Market Report From Hay Market And Grain Prices
The report from Mantas City and Kansas City shows hay market activity with two days of sales totaling 32 cars of alfalfa, 1 car of clover, 3 prairie, and various week-long shipments. Prices range from 25 to 38 dollars for alfalfa, with other feeds like prairie and oats showing steady or easy trends. rice and wheat phrases appear as fragments interleaved with market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantas City
Kansan City
Sans ‘Lemr
Oerairie
Prairie
First Newton traffic fatality since 1946
Newton Kansas records the first traffic fatality since March 1946. Leland L. McDanis, 26, died when his car struck a tree one block from the business district. He was killed instantly in the January 15 crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kan
Leland L. McDanis
Tap Room Dispute Delays Johnson County License Issuance
Judge John L. Kirkpatrick issued a temporary injunction in Johnson County District Court-Olathe delaying granting a beer license to the inflower Village tap room. The license remains withheld while eligibility between claimants Anna L. DeNoon and Clarence H. M. Dyster is determined. The tavern sits on government property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kirkpatrick
Inflower Village
Johnson County District Court
Olathe
Anna L. DeNoon
Clarence HM. Dyster
Chest X rays for junior high students this week
Lawrence-Douglas county health department hosts chest x rays for junior high students from today through Thursday. Read the classified want ads for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence-Douglas County
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Western Front
Wonja
U. S
Central Korea
Peiping Radio
86Th Regiment
State Small-Business Committee
Nation
Winter Farm
Farm Breau
Memorial Hospital
Thalsison
Lterence Fence
Idwin Cabl
Corporal Pence
Japan
Ig Af
Republican 80Th Congress
Jerry Madden
R. C. Ogden
Kotie Kansans
Jacuitherns
ASK
Wulla
Frhday Avenue
Ehates
Nein
Barney Eosbean
Aes Pom
Colorado
Sacks
New York
Stucker
Beth Sul
Crysler Container
Curtis Dwera & Co
Oly du Pont
Len Elec
Gen Puods
Merors
Bette
Mary Sootwear
Kenneentt
Pw & le Sau
Mont Ward
Lutadia
Penney
Rome
Breet Metal Shop
Scott “Four Co
Coca-Cola Company
Lawrence Coca-Cola Bottling CO
CommCat
Jarkey
Shi
Mane
Funk's
Funk
Stace
Funeraln
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