Admiral Explains Allied Position In Korea Talks
U N advance headquarters reports Vice Admiral Joy outlined the Allied cease-fire line draft in Korea during the eleventh armistice session at Kaesong. Joy spoke for 52 minutes detailing maps for Communist negotiators while General Nam discussed their response later. The discussion emphasized a three point framework including cease-fire specifics and an eventual demilitarized zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Kaesong
Admiral Joy
Nam 1H
Red
Chorwon
Teres
Lous
Showers Dot State Inks Topeka Weather Lanes
Heavy showers dotted Kansas weather over the last 24 hours though too scattered for widespread flood risk. Topeka reported 1.87 inches, most in under an hour, flooding North Topeka streets still mudbound from a previous disaster. Manhattan logged 1.71 inches with most rain in under two hours. Water from the Solomon River threatened Smoky Hill at Abilene, while other streams stayed within banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
North Topeka
Manhattan
Jean
Major Provisions of Economic Controls Bill Before Congress
Washington July 27 major provisions of the economic controls bill near end of work by senate house conferees outline price rollbacks rent limits and credit rules. Rollbacks on non farm goods would be allowed if cost increases are offset two of four cuts to farm price controls would be barred rents may increase five to seven percent from 1947 levels with some prewar rollback allowances for critical defense zones Credit Regulation X would be relaxed in designated defense areas to spur housing construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate-House
Admiral Forrest Sherman Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
Washington July 27 Admiral Forrest Sherman sailor diplomat and Joint Chiefs chief was buried today at Arlington National Cemetery. President Truman led civilian and military leaders at services in the white marble amphitheatre. More than 500 gathered as Sherman’s coffin was laid to rest near the curving avenues. 133 naval aircraft were to salute if weather allowed. Attendees included Nimitz Leahy Kinkaid and Radford with others from distant commands, honoring the late chief who died in Italy on a military diplomatic mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forrest Sherman
Arlington National Cemetery
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval Operations
Italy
Arlington Amphitheatres
Potomac
Arlington
Navy
Tke Sherman
Chester Nimitz
William D. Leahy
Tommy" Kinkaid
Pacific
Mediterranean
Arthur W. Radford
Robert B. Carney
Sherman
Cary Grayson
Army says communists in Korea on ropes but next moves held
Washington reports the army declared allies appeared to have the communists in Korea on the ropes last month but delayed a knockout move to show good faith in peace talks. It cited a tremendous buildup of enemy troops and supplies at the front since June 23, while noting a UN unit was moved to Japan. Casualty and prisoner figures through July 19 showed 1,221 enemy losses in six days, and total battle losses at 834,462 with 173,278 non battle casualties and 163,899 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
United Nations
Japan
Eee
Pentagon
Army
Chiene
Fatsa
Flood Victim Housing Plan Endorsed by Forty and Eight
The Forty and Eight backs a federal housing plan for flood victims in North Lawrence. It calls for at least 30 permanent units built on the south side of the river, available to homeowners or tenants who lost homes and belongings. Long term payments with no down payment urged. A committee led by R. B. Stevens, Les Morgan, and Ernie Boate to time action. Douglas county draft board to send 15 men to Kansas City for preinduction exams August 27. induction for 23 men on the 13th to be met locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of the American Legion
Jirst
Iag
North
Lawrence
R. B. Stevens
Les Morgan
Ernie Boate
Douglas County Draft Board
Kansas City
Resigns State Post to Enter Private Tax Work
Topeka July 27 UkM-Fred Horn of Wichita chairman of the Kansas commission of revenue and taxation resigned his 6500 a year posi tion effective August 2 to return to private tax work in his home city Gov Edward F Arn named William Gough Jr of Chamute ville to succeed Horn as a member of the commission Under the law the chair which carries no added salary passes to the senior commissioner Dale A Fisher of Kansas City Fisher was on vacation and was not definite word on whether he would accept Horn first was appointed by Gov Alf M Landon and in two periods of service totaling 12 years has served under seven governors After a brief time in private tax work he returned to the commission three years ago under Gov Frank Carlson and became chairman Gough was an attorney and accountant at Chanute before becoming head of the ad valorem tax division about two years ago No successor has been designated for his 6000 year position STOCK MARKET INDEX Average stocks 95.6 up 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ukm
Fred Horn
Wichita
Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Edward F. Arn
William Gough, Jr
Chamute
Vile
Ad Valorem
Horn
Dale A. Fisher
Kansex City
Fisher
Tax Commission
Alf. M. Landon
Commission
Frank Carlson
Gough
Chanute
Carlson Asks For 42.93 Million Flood Work Authorization
Senator Carlson of Kansas asks Congress to authorize 42 929 830 for river flood control works along the Kaw and multiple Kansas towns including Lawrence Abilene Salina Marysville Manhattan Fort Riley Topeka and nearby Nebraska sites. The move aims to fund permanent levees and protection projects beyond current temporary rehab work, with local officials unsure of financial impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
U. S
Kansas
Lewis A. Pick
Army Fee
Milford
Perry
Kaw
Lawrence
Abilene
Salina
Marysville
Manhattan
Fort Riley
Topeka
Merriam
Stone House Creek
Beatrice and
Hubbell
Nebr
Congress
Journal-World
Am Today
Bill Au
Senate-House Ok on Price Fix for Non-Farm Items
Washington July 27 Senate house conferees vote to permit price rollbacks to pre Korean War levels for non farm commodities if cost increases are included. Extension of economic controls through next June keeps wage price and rent curbs, with final vote pending on revoking livestock slaughter quotas and beef price rollback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate House
Conference Committee
Maybank
D.S. C
Joint Committee
Marshall urges foreign aid to bolster Western defenses
Defense Secretary Marshall urged Congress to approve the full 6.3 billion dollars for foreign arms aid as part of a three year program totaling about 25 billion. He argued better to cut U.S. armed services than reduce aid intended to strengthen Western forces and said the aim is to deter war and protect Europe, with Acheson outlining 8.5 billion for arms and economic assistance over three years to counter Soviet aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marshall
Europe
Martha
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eeecas Eae Amay Yestel
Acheson
Russia
Delays Letting Of Road Contracts In Kansas
Topeka July 27 The Kansas highway commission halted further contract letting until flood damage to the state road network is determined Highway director Gale Moss said funds will not be obligated until money to repair damage is assured The latest engineers report puts highway and bridge damage at 6 232 000 for state financed roads and county supported roads and bridges The commission has let about 27 500 000 in contracts for new construction and maintenance this year versus 15 500 000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prest
Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Gale Moss
Commission
Moss
Work trains operate over Union Pacific tracks in Lawrence
Lawrence crews repair the Union Pacific line with work trains from Topeka and Kansas City and a north south washout near DeSoto delaying service. Santa Fe freight moves Ottawa bound via Lawrence Baldwin Ottawa route while passenger service runs by chartered buses to Topeka and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Union Pacific
W. E. Craddock
Topeka
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Rence
Mud Creek
Craddock
Santa Fe Railroad
Ottawa
DeSoto
E. P. Addy
Santa Fe
Kansas City Slaying Ties to Contempt Case Figure
Alfred Osborne an attorney is questioned at police headquarters over the slaying of Matt Jones a key witness in a contempt of court case. Jones 46 was found in the Missouri River near Waver last Sunday after an alleged assault and murder. Osborne faced possible barment as juror fixing charges loom. A $10 000 reward stands for tips leading to the conviction of the slayer. A county grand jury to review the case met in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alfred Osborne
Matt Jones
Osborne
Harry Nesbitt
Homicide Bureau
Missouri
Waver
Suede
Ostorne
Jones
Kansas City Crime Co Y Reward Sion
Less Steel for Autos Check for Flood Relief
Washington reports a further two percent cut in passenger car production for Octobers through December quarter, restricting auto output to 60 percent of six month levels. The plan allows use of foreign exchange to fund flood relief plus a $10 check to aid victims, while notes of sympathy from a former university student are mentioned amid vacation reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence
Sete Aeaen
Atmannenor Manyey
Jon al
Mleischmann
Ani
Evan
Hollingsworth
Aspen
Journal-World
Richards Wins In US Amateur Junior Golf Championship
Bobby Richards defeated Winston Howe from San Francisco seven and six in the fourth round to advance in the U S G A amateur junior golf championship held in Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cards Aus
Ster Rier
Lawrence
Kan
Winston Howe
San Francisco
President's aide views flood damage in Lawrence
Raymond Foley, new federal flood relief coordinator, surveyed Lawrence flood scenes with Mayor Krafft and Kansas City officials. He said most North Lawrence homes can be salvaged and toured Sunflower Ordnance Works for potential housing 1100 rooms could become 250 temporary apartments for displaced families. Homeless must obtain Red Cross clearance before local Sunflower housing offices assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Kraft
Lawrence
Pete F. Seward
Housing and Home Finances Agency
Kansas City
H. EF. van Graum
Kenneth Kingsbury
Foley
Kansas Cities
The
Journal-World
Tobeka
Ottawa
Manhattan
Washington
Oklahoma
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Hoods
Faley
Red Crocs
Sunflower Housing
Semi-Trailer Trucks Bring Daily Mail to Lawrence
Lawrence begins full daily mail deliveries with eight semis bringing inner city mail from Topeka and Kansas City. Postmaster Roger Williams cites railroad rentals by Union Pacific and Santa Fe. First direct north side deliveries occur on Route 3 via Arley Clark and Route 5 by Anthony Ice amid Kaw river flooding. North Lawrence carriers Joe Kennedy and Ernest Bigsby assist from post office windows until normal service resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Roger Williams
Journal World Today
Topeka
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Arley Clark
Clark
Anthony Ice
Kaw River
Kaw
Joe Kennedy
North Lawrence
Ernest Bigsby
Europe's Men and U. S. Dollars in Foreign Aid Debate
Secretary of Defense Marshall questioned by senators said Europe contributes manpower while the United States funds arms and equipment for common defense. He noted spectators in the room and preferred his remarks not to be recorded, as congressional leaders consider an eight and a half billion dollar foreign aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
U§ Defense
Marshall
Publc
Europe
U. S
Altha
Korea
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Final Concerts at K U Camp To Feature Guest Conductors
Midwestern music camp at Kansas University presents Sunday concerts in Hoch Auditorium at 4 p.m. and outdoor theater at 8 p.m., open to the public. Guest conductors include Guy Fraser Harrison of the Rochester Symphony and Lloyd Plautsch of Illinois Wesleyan University, with regulars Russell Wiley Gerald Carney Clayton Krehbiel leading the bands, orchestra, and chorus. The programs feature Beethoven? Haydn? Grainger selections with works by Tschaikowsky, Handel, Bizet, and Brahms, plus choral pieces from The Messiah and various overtures and marches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Hoch
Guy Fraser Harrison
Rochester Symphony Orchestra
Lloyd Plautsch
Illinois Wesleyan University
Russell L. Wiley
Gerald Carney
Clayton Krehbiel
Tschaikowsky
Kansas university defends no overcharge to veterans
KU officials deny overcharging the Veterans Administration for veterans education items including books and fees. Regional VA office says no problems found with KU contracts. University secretary Raymond Nichols suggests GAO politics may hide its own faults. GAO reportedly did not audit KU books. stores and payments raise questions about who is billed to VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Veterans Administration
Kansas City
Veterans Administration Office
The
Journal-World
K. U S
University
Raymond Nichols
Government Accounting Office
U. S. General Accounting Office
General Accounting Office
K.U
Saterday K.U
Student Union Book
Memorial Corporation
Weather forecast for July 37 August t Migsauri Kansas
The forecast covers July 37 to August from Migsauri Kansas and nearby regions. Expect temperatures around mid range with warm conditions likely Sunday and Saturday cooler. Light showers possible in northern sections with scattered rain in southern areas. Overnight lows near 70 and daytime highs near 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migsauri
Kansas
Gaianome
Nas Draske
Rocmat
Sone
Nabrabien
Gooler
Tyead
Vali Erwin
Undursterse
Axtrareg
Gea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joy
U.N
Battle Line
U. N
DOT
Army Engineers
Omzia
Bulletin
Senate-house Committee
McFarland
D.ariz
Senate
House
America
City
Fred Osborne
Bobby Richards
Raymond Foley
S. C. W. Housing
Sy Sill Mayer
Raymond M. Foley
Armourdale
Rhe
Bald Seountal
Derry
Nan Grainger
Rossini
Carney
Amezzii Handel
Tm Ecclestis
Brielt
Bill Jaien
Art Hobson
Charlea Walch
Tommy Lovitt
Glyn Lauzader
Ciora Smith
Lois Sturgeon
Mitchal
Rach
Bizet
Harrison
Zamecnik
William Tell Roesint
Malotte
Carolyn Craft
Clols ‘Smith
Earn Wiley
Hadley
Raymat
Zepp
Brahms
Dee
Ward Afercior
Brigaces
Krehbiel
Ars Id
API
Rome
Ureer
Tschaikowsky Wiley
Aignty
Luther Thorne
Grainger
South Park
Harold Fearing
Albert Fearing
New Hampshire Street
Brenda Dodson
Leslie R. Dodson
New York Street
Recreation Commission
Journal-World Phot
V. A
G.A.O Otras
Universs
V.A
Altho
Karl Kio
Denver
Feago
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Mont
Bankes City
Miami
Angel
Minneapol
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!