Allied forces drive into Suwon amid tactical probes
An allied combat thrust led by tanks entered the communist-held Suwon, 17 air miles south of Seon, then withdrew to defensive positions. It was the fourth and largest reconnaissance in force in Korea’s western sector by the Eighth Army, with three plane observers confirming the entry. The operation routed about 100 Reds as more garrisons fled under bombing and strafing, while the central and eastern fronts saw withdrawals and dispersal of forces along a long UN line. Censors restrict unit-level details as the line straightens and shortens amid changing military conditions.
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Tokyo
Suwon
Seon
Eighth Army
A. P
E.S.T
Seoul
Osan
Wonju
Samchok Mon
Sobaek
United Nations
U. S. Eighth Army
Fifth Air Force
Ted Nations
Korea
Hungnam
Pusan
Cold Weather Forecast For Kansas Statewide
Cooler weather with fresh to strong winds expected across Kansas. Forecaster Richard Garrett predicts no severe change and no precipitation, with partly cloudy skies and temperatures averaging 10 degrees above normal. Overnight lows range 20s to 30s, highs near mid 40s to 50 in southeast, and lingering snow confined to western areas. Leavenworth reports 18 degrees. Hill City 34 yesterday.
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Topeks
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Oak
Uae
Hill City
Leavenworth
Questions on defense housing program at inflation risk
Democratic Senator Bertson questioned whether Congress should approve the 3 billion defense housing program as hearings opened before the Senate Banking Committee. Raymond Foley and Franklin Richards urged approval amid inflation fears. Six Corners Dining Room advertises open from 5 p.m. to closing.
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Washington
Bertson
Cone
Truman
Virginia
Senate Banking Committee
Raymond Foley
Franklin B. Richards
Byrd Attacks Budget Proposes Tax Hikes and Cuts
U S Senator Harry Byrd, a Virginia Democrat, assailed President Truman's budget as fiscally reckless. He proposed shaving 7 billion from nondefense spending, cutting 4 billion in domestic functions and 3 billion in European economic aid, while increasing overall taxes by 59.5 billion. He argued the plan would still keep defense funding and aim for a balanced budget under 71.594 billion.
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Virginia Democrat
Truman
Harry
Byrd
Virginia
Trusman
Europe
Kidnapper Cook Faces Multiple Federal Charges in Oklahoma and California
William E. Cook, 23, captured after a Mexico to California flight, is arraigned in U S districts on kidnapping with possible death penalty and related murder and flight charges. Bodies of the Carl Mosser family were found near Cook's hometown of Joplin Missouri after they had last been seen with him two weeks earlier. Cook, arrested in Santa Rosalia Baja California, described being drunk Christmas night and unable to recall two weeks of events.
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San Diego
Calif
CPR
William E. Cook
Cook
Oklahoma City
Pawhuska
Okla
California
Mexico
Carl Mosser
Joplin
Mosser
Thelma
Ronald Dean
Cary Carl
Pamela Sue
Tulsa
Badman
Robert F. Dewey
Seattle
Blythe
Oklahoma
Burke
Senate votes on Wherry anti troop deployment plan in U S policy debate
Washington January 16. The senate will dispose next Tuesday of a Wherry resolution opposing dispatch of U S ground troops to Europe without prior congressional approval. The test follows the broad U S policy debate amid warnings about Russia. Several senators and leaders urged votes on the principle of backing the Atlantic treaty with U S military forces while administration and party lines loom. Outside the chamber, Stassen floated a counter revolution idea and Taft derided the UN cease fire as appeasement linked to Korea and Formosa. Eastland urged U S withdrawal from the U N if red China is admitted and defended Formosa if attacked.
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Washington
Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
U. S
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McFarland
Arizona
Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Congress
McFarland J
Jeader
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Russia
Taft
Ohio
New York
United Nations
Munich
Korea
United States
Britain
China
U.N
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Knowland
R.calif
H. Alexander Smith
R-N. J
Eastland
D.-Misa
U. N
Wichita Man Named Aid to Mobilization Director
Col Alfred E Howes of Wichita retired air force procurement officer is named assistant to the mobilization director Charles E Wilson Files note W Howard Chase of Omaha named to a similar post Both will serve with rout pay Howes advised on general economics and Chase on information policy Chase formerly at General Foods and Nations Production Authority Will Attend Special School Miss Carroll Crowgey county home demonstration agent will attend Kansas State College Manhatten January 22 to a food preservation and furniture upholstery school Acme Dry Cleaners 1111 Mass Ave Liberal Cash Carry discount
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Washington
Alfred E. Howes
Wichita
Air Force
Charles. E. Wilson
W. Howard Chase
Omaha
Howse
Chase
General Foods Corporation
The
Nations Production Authority
Caroll Crowgey
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Paces
Progress in Drive for Infantile Paralysis Fund
Workers report generous contributions as iron lung canisters fill in several Lawrence stores. The March of Dimes drive enters its second job with Docking saying final reports completed in each drive section. Beta Sigma Phi sorority canvasses homes while Jaycees handle downtown outreach. National Foundation will receive half of funds and may allocate more for emergencies and research.
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Lawrence
March of Dimes Drive
Docking
National
Douglas County Foundation
Beta- Sigma Phi Business Sorority
Jaycees
National Foundation
General Advance in Stocks Leads Rail Stocks in New York
New York Jan 16 Rail road stocks took leadership in a broad market advance with gains from a few cents to over $3. Slow selling activity. Ticker tape ran late during heavy buying, but turmoil was quickly settled. Transfers approached 4,000,000 shares for the full session, marking the busiest day of the new year.
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New York
Small Blaze at Stokelys Foods Plant
Fire department rushed to Stokely Foods plant this morning around o clock after a short in office wiring started a small blaze. Little damage occurred. New York report dated January 16 notes stock market activity and local business ads follow.
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Stokely Foods
Congress Blasts Truman Budget as Socialist Program
Washington January 16. Republicans and southern Democrats coalition ready to oppose fair deal measures in Truman budget. Treasury may study a national sales tax among revenue options to meet 16 billion dollar request. President says balance required, tax rise likely. Byrd cites 9.5 billion in new taxes if cuts occur. Continued on Page 2.
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Treasury
Truman
Snyder
Congress
University talk warns against containment of communism
Deane W. Malott urged 600 Kansans in a World in Crisis lecture to punish aggression rather than contain aggressors. He outlined possible military moves including a protracted Korea war, red action in Indo China, and a satellite assault on Berlin, expressing grave doubt about recognizing red China and urging preparedness for freedom’s burden.
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Wichita
Deane W. Malott
University of Kansas
K. U
Korea
Indo-China
Tran
Russia
Greece
Yugoslavia
Tibet
Pakistan
India
Berlin
Malott
Red China
Stee
Kansas Casualties and Opening Week at Six Corners
The department of defense lists Kansas casualties from the Korean area including killed in action Earl B. Boyle Independence and multiple wounded missing in action and returned to military control names include Tex Baudouine Manhattan Richard Bolton Wichita and others. Opening week at Six Corners begins tomorrow with a drive out five miles on highway 2440 and reservations accepted.
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Department of Defense Today
Kansas
Earl B. Boyle
Independence
Tex G. Baudouine
Manhattan
Richard T. Bolton
Wichita
Edward W. Hereth
Assaria
Johnnie C. Hill
Junction City
Lloyd E. Ingram
Clay Center
Theodore L. Saunders
Topeka
Glenace H. Shaw
Emporia
Delbert W. Smith
Carl Venable
Edward N. Tarlton
Six Corners
Rome uneasy over Ike arrival
Rome frets as Gen Dwight Eisenhower prepares to land tomorrow. Italian government braces for protests as communists urge nationwide strikes and demonstrations. Police and carabinieri mobilize to halt anti Ike signs and actions while civil servants are told to stay on duty under threat of dismissal.
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Jom Brass
Ae D. Eisenhower
Communiste
Italy
Eisenhower
Pap
Jury Panel Of 40 For February District Court Term
A panel of forty prospective jurors has been drawn from tax rolls for the February term of district court. The panel will report Monday February 12 after being notified by the sheriff. Names include Robert Frakes, Arthur Pord Jr, Howard Miller, Richard Rice, Walter Lancaster, Lucille Allison, Grace Conboy, Owen Edgar, George Wilson, Roger Lane Clubb, R B La Puke, Senne McGrew, Don Alexander, Harold Sheldon, Walter Kampechroeder, Wayne Davenport, Gerald Gearhart, Arthur Fritzel, Lyle Weeks, Joe Musick, Frank Gottstein, Norwood, Haymond Brecelsen, Arthur Longfellow, Thor en Thoren, John Jameson, Ray Williams, Left Alexander, Orville Smith, Roland Kraft, M. Davin, L P Brubaker, Leo Gusdahl.
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Sheriff's Office
Robert Frakes
North
Jglreet
Bobby Graves Larrick
Fourth Street
Arthur C. Pord, Jr
Michigan Street
Howard Miller
Richard Rice
Kentucky Street
Lanty Brubaker
Walter W. Lancaster
Alabama Street
Elvin Dillon
Baldwin
Leroy A. Covey
Missouri Street
Harold Rothrock
Lucille Allison
Indians Street
Grace E. Conboy
Vermont
Owen Edgar
Lyons Street
George D. Wilson
Maple Street
Rocer Lane
Kentucky
R. B. la Puke
Lecompton
Senne McGrew
Indiana
Don Alexander
Mississippi
Howard
Harold Sheldon
Eudora
Walter Kampechroeder
Wayne A. Davenport
North Flowen
Gerald Yr. Gearhart
Ohio
Arthur Fritzel
Lyle Weeks
Joe Musick
West Sixth
Frank Gottstein
Norwood
Haymond Brecelsen
Arthur D. Longfell
Sharp differences over drafting 18-year-olds in 1949
Washington reports sharp divisions between military and congressional leaders on drafting 18-year-olds to build the armed forces. Secretary Marshall warns a plan to draft 18-year-olds but bar combat overseas until age 15 could hamper services. Senator Johnson urges using current 19–25 age group and possibly recalling WWII veterans to meet manpower goals.
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Washington
Marshall
Armed Services
Senate Preparedness A
Anna M. Rosenberg
Secretary of Defense
Lyndon Johnson D.tex
Preparedness Subcommittee
Defense Department
Johnson
Rosenberg
Truman
Administration
Congress
Nehru says UN recognizes Red China in effect
London January 16 Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru stated at a news conference that the United Nations in effect has recognized Red China and that this recognition is a major factor in Far Eastern policy. He noted India’s close ties with Peiping and referenced ongoing Korean peace plan discussions.
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London
UPI
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
United Nations
Ugar
Weeksend Oye
Nehru
Peiping
Governor opposes gallons tax cut for counties and cities
Topeka Kansas January 16 Governor Edward F Arnold voiced strong opposition to cutting counties and cities in for a share of the liquor gallonage tax as a second bill to accomplish this was introduced in the legislature. The governor said budgets for 1952 53 rely on the state retaining the full gallonage tax and any change would force further cuts. The administration notes counties and cities now receive about one third of liquor revenue through the two percent enforcement tax. The house backed bill would allocate 45 percent of revenue to counties and cities, about 2 25 million annually, while the senate plan would give 50 percent to local governments for liquor law enforcement or general funds depending on the version. The move rekindles a long running fight that previously stalled enactment of the Kansas Liquor Control Law. House leaders also introduced bills on school district property taxes for building, expanding deputy numbers for Wyandotte county roads, and probate code amendments. The session resumed with committee organization expected shortly.
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Topeka
Kan
Edward F.arn
House
Marvin Cox
Kingman
Sam L. Brookover
Eureka
Senate
Cox
Lawrence M. Gibson
Harry H. Dunn
Hutchinson
F. A. Mundell
Nickerson
Wyandotte County
Myles C. Stevens
John D. Beasley
Joe Mikesic
Paul Stephens
Neodesha Republican
Bo McMillin Declines Kansas State Athletics Post
Manhattan Kan Jan 186 Bo McMillin former Kansas State head coach and Detroit Lions boss said he would not be available for the university athletic director post at the Big Seven school. The athletics council had considered him but made no formal recommendation while the school seeks successors for Thurlo McCrady and Ralph Graham who resigned.
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Manhattan
Kan
McMillin
Kansas State College
K.state Athletics Council
Thurlo McCrady
Ralph Graham
McMilin
Meanest Man Title Spoken For in Lawrence
Don Strunk, co-chairman of downtown March of Dimes canvass, announced the first 1951 candidate for the meanest man in Lawrence. A miniature iron lung coin box was stolen Saturday night from a cafe, later found in a tavern restroom. Strunk lamented the thief’s disregard for a child needing therapy.
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Lawrence
Don Strunk
Strunk
KU alumnus James S. Barrow dies at 75 in Napa
James S. Barrow, 75, a former Lawrence resident and KU Alumni president, died at his Napa home. He will be buried in Lawrence with services at Trinity Episcopal Church Saturday at 2 p.m. Barrow, a 1900 KU Law School graduate, led in insurance here and in California, chaired the WW II memorial drive, and remained active with KU alumni and Mt. Oread interests. He is survived by his wife Edith, a son Franklin Barrow in Napa, and two grandsons, Kenneth Barrow and James Greenleaf Barrow.
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James S. Barrow
Napa
Calif
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert C. Swift
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rumsey
University Law School
National Life Insurance Company
Old and New Club
Rotary Club
Episcopal Church
K.U Alumni
Hig Low
K.U
Edith B. Biffle
Franklin Barrow
Kenneth Barrow
James Greenleaf Barrow
Tennessee Street
K. A
Franklin G. Biffle
School of Engineering
James Barrow
Taw
Barrow
Casualty List Update From Defense Dept Korea War
Washington reports the defense department identified 312 additional casualties. The latest list shows 26 killed 61 wounded 202 missing in action and 13 injured in accidents across Korean War incidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
Four Year Old Gerald Ray In Fair Condition At Local Hospital
Lawrence Memorial hospital attendants report Gerald Ray son of Mr and Mrs William A Ray living at 822 Garfield street is in fair condition after severe burns sustained Sunday. The four year old underwent treatment and is listed in fair condition today.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gerald Ray
Jus
William A. Ray
Garfield Street
All Out War or Abandonment Of Korea Undecided Point
Tokyo reports Gen. J Laws ton Collins states the present program is to stay and fight in Korea while UN troops withdraw under pressure to preserve bed strength. A holding war with no long range decision is implied, with battles to be chosen as the front line shifts.
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Korea
Tokyo
J. Lawston Collins
United Nations
Collins
red_ Chin cohen
China
Com
Madden
Uni
KU midyear graduates list shows 62 from Lawrence area
The University of Kansas announces 478 candidates for degrees this midyear, with 62 from Lawrence and the surrounding region. The list excludes graduate school and medical students, and includes 134 engineering and architecture, 153 liberal arts and sciences, with smaller numbers from business, education, fine arts, journalism, and other colleges. Names of candidates are provided for various schools. commencement will honor those meeting all requirements.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Sumre
James K. Hitt
School of Medicine
School of Enginering and Architecture
Liberal Arts
Pl . A
Fane Sas
Lawzetter
James Robert Barr
Russell
Barrett
Benjamin Helgel
Mary Laurie Colver
York Cooper
Les FL Cops
Ray Chaet
Lee Cooper
Haralt
Eugene Dieremore
Mandell Lares Tadaly
Phyllie Deau
Howard Charles Willa Halle Hichard
Ner Harrison
Everett Gene Hill
Fichsard
Kearney Jones
Terald Rayhi Jer
Marvin Biniie Kincaid, Jr
Port
Teus Helem Latimer
John Gdeti Marnfeld
Joe Glendemine
Siancy, Winey, Jr
Edward Keith Maxwell Albert W.ward, Jr
Robert Edmund Cater
Florence Rose Rohingon
Richart Oames Cochran
Richard Alvin
Mary Rosalie Jewett
Donald Toomey
Kerrel Bart Butler, Jr
John R Addington
James W. Flack
Theodore Edward Buckland
Don Barber
Jon Rollin
Francia Wade
James Idn Zimmerman
Herbert H
Servicemen May Receive Free Insurance Policies
Washington reports the House veterans committee unanimously approved the National Service Life Insurance plan. It would issue automatic $10,000 indemnity policies to service members on active duty, replacing the previous World War I U.S. insurance for millions of veterans.
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Washington
National Service Life Insurance
N.S.L.L
House Veterans Committee
New Services
House
Senate
U.S
Weather forecast highlights January 14 across four states
The forecast covers Missouri Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal. Northern Nebraska near normal. Colder Wednesday, warmer Thursday, colder Saturday. Maxima around 32 to 35 in Nebraska, 37 to 44 Missouri, 40 in Kansas, 47 to 49 in Oklahoma. Minima 5 to 11 Nebraska, 18 to 25 Missouri, 15 to 20 Kansas, 23 to 30 Oklahoma. Light precipitation possible in Nebraska and Missouri with rain or snow around Saturday. totals under one-tenth inch.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Neebranka
Nebraska
Oklaho
Braska
NGS
UL S
Chicago
Denver
Worth
Havre
Miami
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
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