Eisenhower creates a psychological strategy board
President Eisenhower forms a eight member psychological strategy board to survey and evaluate government information and policies on international relations and national security. The board will report by June 30 and members receive no salaries. Named are William H. Jackson C D Jackson Siguard Larmon Gordon Gray Barklee McKee Henry John Hughes Ab Washburn and Robert Cutler.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
William H. Jackson
New York Investment
C. D. Jackson
New York
Fortune Magazine
Siguard Larmon
Young and Rubicon
Beach Sponsors Measure Over Legal Publications
Senate bills by Sen Milton P Beach would allow legal notices to be published in smaller weeklies that current rules exclude. The changes would treat the town of mailing as the publication site and permit notices printed in another county to qualify, altering county publication rules for notices.
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Kansas Senate
Milton P. Beach
Ozskaloosa
Delay on Oil Study Involves Grand Jury
Washington The Eisen Bees face a 90 day delay as a grand jury probe into an alleged oil monopoly is postponed to allow new Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. to review the case. U S District Judge James R Kirkland signed the order at government request. Leonard J Emmerglick said the pause enables Brownell to confer on the investigation. The grand jury was authorized in August and empaneled in September but has had little action amid maneuvers by oil firm lawyers.
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Washington
Eisen- Bees
Herbert Brownell Jr
U. S
James R. Kirkland
Leonard J. Emmerglick
Kirkland
Brownell
Death Sentences for Polish Priests Highlight Espionage Trial
A Krakow court in Poland convicted two Roman Catholic priests and a layman of spying for the Vatican and Warsaw Radio, handing death sentences while three other priests received prison terms from eight years to life. A woman linked to the Rosary Association of Girls was jailed for six years. The Rome based newspaper called the trial a flagrant anti Catholic show trial. The five day process charged defendants with involvement in an American directed espionage ring against Poland's Communist regime.
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London
Poland
Vatican
Warsaw
Catholic Rosary Association of Girls
Rome
Quotidiano
Italian Catholic Action
Krakow
Rail Freight Rate Boost Due in Kansas and Nebraska
The Interstate Commerce Commission said rates in Kansas and Nebraska should rise to align with interstate charges. States have 20 days to enact increases. if not, the ICC will override and set higher rates. Kansas intrastate rates on clay sewer pipe and related tiles are judged unduly low, with increases from half a cent to one cent per hundred pounds approved.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Nebraska
ICC
Federal Commission
Crash fatal to four March of Dimes profits by ex Haskell man's aid
STATE COLLEGE Pa A small private plane ran out of gas while attempting an emergency landing and crashed near a runway killing four people. The Beechcraft Bonanza carried three Midwest food company executives and Irene L Gardner 40 South Bend Ind to the National Potato Chip Convention in New York City. Pilot Josh E Graves 37 Springfield Ill and Wyland Miller 35 Kansas City Kans perished along with Darwin F Rosebrook 37 South Bend a former Haskell Institute student and friend of ex vice president Charles Curtis. Doxtater probably spelled Doxtater 73 of Junction City Kans a Topeka Winter Veterans Hospital patient slipped a $5 bill into a cardboard iron lung. He had served in the Navy in World War I and hoped the donation would help polio victims. He had lived in Junction City since 1929 and attended Haskell in 1908. He had no relatives.
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State College
Midwest Food Company
Josh E. Graves
Springfield
Wyland Miller
Kansas City
Kas
Darwin F. Rosebrook
South Bend
Haskell Institute
Charles Curtis
United States
Wilson Poxtater
Winter Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Doxtater
Quaig Indian
U. S
Wyoming
Junction City
Kansas
Haskell
Curtis
Disc Makes Pass At Fighter Plane In Northern Japan
The U S Air Force reports a small metallic disc shaped object made a controlled sweeping pass at an American jet fighter over Northern Japan on March 29, 1952. Lt David C Brigham saw it at 30 to 50 feet for about 10 seconds, describing it as eight inches across, chromium shiny, with no projections or exhaust. It hovered near an F84 Thunderjet before vanishing from sight. another pilot did not see it.
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Japan
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
David C. Brigham
Rockford
Brigham
Russian- Siberia
Allied Planes Attack Enemy Supply Routes
Allied air forces Tuesday hammered Communist supply routes and frontline positions on the Western Korea front. U S Sabre jets damaged two MIG-15 fighters over MIG Alley in Northwest Korea. Gen. J Lawton Collins began his seventh tour of the battlefront, accompanied by Gen. Mark Clark and Gen. James A. Van Fleet.
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Mig Alley
J. Lawton Collin
Collins
Mark Clark
U. N. Far Eastern
James
Pope Pius XII Improves After Illness, Vatican Says
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII is much improved after suffering influenza and bronchial pneumonia. He had been confined to bed since last Thursday and remains under care in Vatican City as doctors monitor his recovery and potential resumption of public duties.
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Vatican City i
Pope Pius
Budget director backs bill to extend Reorganization Act
Joseph M Dodge told the House Government Operations Committee that the Eisenhower admin aims for a well organized federal government. He endorsed extending the 1949 Reorganization Act, testifying as the first top official on a specific legislative recommendation. The act allows the President to shift agencies for efficiency and requires congressional submission of plans. A submitted plan becomes law after 60 days unless either house disapproves.
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Washington
Joseph M. Dodge
Eisenhower
Dodge
House Committee On Government Operations
Congress
Senate
House
Embargo Lifted on Hogs Shipments at Kansas City Stockyards
Kansas City officials ended a one week embargo on slaughter hog shipments from the stockyards due to suspected vesicular exanthema in hogs moved the prior week. A Jackson County hogs quarantine remains in effect as market activity shifts to Wyandotte County. Marriage licenses were issued in Probate Court to John M. Peniston and Patricia Audrey Pence Bell and to Donald E Bou ska and Andrea Katherine Jones two couples from Wichita Glen dale and Belleville respectively.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Wyandotte County
Kas
John M. Peniston
Wichita
Patricia Audry Pence Bell
Glendale
Calif
Donald Eugene Bouska
Andrea Katherine Jones
Belleville
Kan
4-H Awards Go To 10 Kansas Clubbers
Ten Kansas 4-H Club winners receive $200 scholarships for outstanding soil conservation work. Recipients include Billy Fuller Wells, Bujford Larson Elsmore, Dale Correll Detroit Kas, Mike Cornett Neodesha, Donald Hamilton Wellington, Eugene Kramer Easton, Evan Severson Everest, Winston Barr Larned, Gary Laudick Hoisington, and Thomas W Brisbie Grantville. Scholarship money provided by Spencer Chemical Co Pittsburg.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Spencer Chemical Co
Pittsburg
Fruit Cake Dessert Idea With Eggnog Sauce
A holiday fruit cake is sliced and served with hot glasses and topped with a hard sauce made from eggs for a rich nog-inspired finish. The method suggests crumbling the cake around and presenting in portions with the eggnog sauce.
Grass fire fatal injury in Kansas City man dies
Henry Rieke, 74, of Shawnee Kansas, died in a local hospital Tuesday from burns he suffered in a grass fire Monday at his home.
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Kansas City
Kas
Henry Rieke
Shawnee
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