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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1953

Page

5

Tense aerial standoff threads Japan as Spivey warns

Major General Delmar T. Spivey, newly assigned to command the U S Central Air Defense Zone, says U S and Russian jets are fencing over northern Japan with dozens of Russian airfields near Hokkaido. He notes alerts from Sakhalin to the Kuriles, no incursions yet, and warns the Far East faces a tense explosive standoff while U S pilots maintain vigilance.

Tokyo Japan U.S Delmar T. Spivey Spivey U. S U. S. Central Air Defense Zone Kansas City Sakhalin Kurile Islands Hokkaido Soya Straits Kurile Snivey

School Board Picks Topeka Leader For Education Panel

Horace H. Rich a Coldwater attorney was chosen as chairman of the state Board of Education succeeding Verne W. Alden a Wellsville farm wife who held the post last year at a board meeting in Topeka.

Topeka 7 Horace H. Rich Coldwater State Board of Education Verne W. Alden Wellsville Alden

KU list of fall degree candidates includes 245 names

Three dozen area students are among 245 candidates for degrees from Kansas University at semester end. Registrar James K. Hitt notes candidates must finish current courses. names will appear in June commencement. Seven of KU’s ten schools are represented. some schools issue degrees later.

K.U James K. Hitt Gradual School of Medicine School of Pharmacy Lawrence Clark Alden Mary Lonkien Wanda Jean Bennet Co Rete James Grandi AL Steinberg Matrick Ernest ‘Chompenn Erin Sin Dens Leonhard di Mond Pace Santionery Bachelor of Seivnce i Tournaliany Alin Frame Mareia Horn Dook- Ling

Truman Heads Home After Ending White House Era

Retiring President Truman, ready to end eight years of crisis leadership, packed his White House desk, prepared to depart Tuesday for Missouri. He will attend Eisenhower's inauguration, then join Mrs. Truman for a farewell luncheon with the Cabinet, before resting at the Georgetown home of Dean Acheson and preparing to travel to Independence.

Washington Truman Missouri White House Capitol Eisenhower Mrs. Truman Georgetown Dean Acheson Matthew J. Connelly Independence

Jaycee Bosses Night to Honor Local Leaders in Lawrence

Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts Bosses Night at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Lawrence Country Club. The Young Man of the Year and the Distinguished Service Award will be announced by a five member judging panel. Lt Col Alpha Kenna of Topeka will speak, following his recent Legion address.

Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee Lawrence Country Club Lawrence Dale Turner Plymouth Congregational Church Don Strunk N. H. St Sunflower Ordnance Works Kansas Alpha Kenna Topeka Col. Kenna Capital Post No. 1 American Legion Dorsey- Liberty Post No

Two-Term Limit Enshrined for Presidents

Washington observes a historic shift as the presidency becomes limited to two terms. The move follows earlier attempts and a constitutional amendment ratified in the early 1950s, marking the first formal cap on presidential service and shaping future elections and leadership tenure.

Washington Dwight Demhower U.S White House Franklin D. Roosevelt

Hope to Demand End To OPS Beef Controls

Rep Hope and Rep Hoeven plan to demand immediate removal of Office of Price Stabilization beef controls. They will present the demand once a new price administrator is appointed, arguing OPS caused lower cattle prices and protected consumers from declines. Feeders face losses up to 100 dollars per head on cattle they own.

Washington Rep Hope R-Nas Hoeven R-Ia Office of Price Stabilization House Agriculture Committee Grip

New Dean Named for Emporia College

Hilbert will serve as acting dean of the College of Emporia succeeding Dr Harold MacCleave whose resignation takes effect at the end of the first semester Hilbert has been registrar and director of teacher placement at the college since 1949

Attack Steams On As Reds Suffer Fifth Day Of Shelling

Allied forces pressed a fifth straight day of bombardment across Korea with Patton tanks blasting Red bunkers from Chorwon to Kumhwa in the Iron Triangle. Marine Skyraiders and South Korean Mustangs strafed and bombed the eastern front as heavy fighting continued. The Eighth Army reported about 105 North Korean casualties.

Seoul Korea Chorwon Kumhwa Iron Triangle North Korea U. S Air Force U. S. Eighth Army

Taft Speaks on History of Photography at KU

Dr. Robert Taft of the University of Kansas chemistry department spoke Monday night to resident physicians and staff at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. He addressed the group on Some Aspects of the History of Photography.

Robert Taft University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City

Foster parents blamed in murder arraignment

Prosecutor Reed said James W. Head accused his wife Linda Head of beating foster daughter Mary Wolfe to death and hiding the body. He and Linda Head face first degree murder charges and are to be arraigned at Des Arc.

Lonore Ark J. B. Reed Reed James W. Head E. OG. Hamilton Linda Mary Wolfe Ariov Des Arc

LDC Inc Reelects A B Weaver President At Meeting

The Lawrence Industrial Development Co Inc held its annual stockholders meeting and reelected A B Weaver as president. Also reelected were M S Winter vice president Simon Hurwitz treasurer and E Rt Zook secretary. Board members include Weaver Winter Hurwitz George Lawrence R A Barber Dolph Simons and M N Penny. When tobacco was first taken from America to Europe it was thought to be a wonder drug having great healing powers.

Lawrence Industrial Development Co., Inc A. B. Weaver M. S. Winter Simon Hurwitz E. Rt. Zook Weaver America Europe

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