Marines Sweep Into Dead City Hoengsong Front Activates Deep Red Push
U S marines moved through abandoned Hoengsong and pressed into central Korea near Seoul. Communist resistance stiffened along the allied line as Korean forces in South Korean uniforms joined hand to hand fights. Heavy fighting occurred near the Han river and near the Yalu Manchuria border with air clashes reported.
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Fan En
Seelie Entiee
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Han River
U.S Mn
88Th
Amidong
A. P
Tom Stone
Stone
United Nations
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Yalu River
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Sibyong
Hunter conflict rises as farmers report livestock losses
Ed Bossman posts new ues fare to deter hunters after five acres are damaged and cows killed in wildlife shooting. Police report notes four deaths this week, including a 400 pound individual cited in the incident.
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Ed Bossman
U S Officials Enter Paris Talks With Caution
Ambassador Jessup prepares for Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Paris. He says the United States will seek concrete signs of Russia's attitude change and will not be fooled by propaganda. He emphasizes readiness for substantive discussion over mere words.
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Washington
Philip J
Onerigg Tie
Jessup
Dena Ene
Jessop
United States
Paris
Russia
Rede
Reprcters
Praise for Kansas faculty and students by Virgil Thomson
New York Herald Tribune critic Virgil Thomson praised the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts for mature music writing by students under Laurel Anderson and the strong work of the Kansas City Philharmonic under Hans Schwieger. He also commended a Stephens College chorus for elite rhythm and diction and harmonious singing.
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Virgil Thomson
New York Herald Tribune
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The
Herald Tribune
Middle States
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Laurel Anderson
Tanglewood
Composers’ Forum
New York
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Seaboard
Thomson
Hans Schwieger
Kenses City Philharmonic Orchestra
Stephens College
Columbia
Bfo
Labor Board clash over wage controls triggers union protests
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board faces union demands to handle labor disputes alongside wage controls. Economic Stabilization Administrator Eric Johnston moves to form a broader board while unions resign en masse under charges of unfair wage controls and business dominance. Johnston acts as wage board, easing a 10 percent wage pocket ceiling and approving increases tied to cost of living for June.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Eric Johnston
Organized Labor
United Labor Policy Committee
Charles E. Wilson
Isaus
Johnston
Sheter Cio
AFL
She Urdong
Mae Tr
Costa
Tonganoxie Sends First Korean War Casualty
Mr and Mrs Earl Burroughs of Tonganoxie Route 2 learn their son Pvt Bobby Burroughs 17 was killed February 5 in Korea. He had enlisted last summer after securing parental consent and attended Tonganoxie High School. He served with the Eighth Cavalry headquartered at Fort Riley and went abroad shortly after.
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Tonganoxie
Earl Burroughs
Route 2
Bobby Burroughs
Bobby
Vidson
Mead
W. K. Burroughs
Wee Young
Fort Riley
Eighth Cavalry
Tapan
Altho
Rollin (Pee-Wea) Schneider
Denver
Referee Ralph Higgins Named 1951 Kansas Relays Official
Oklahoma A and M coach Ralph Higgins, a Puncher alumnus and veteran official, is named referee of the 1951 Kansas Relays by Meet Director Bill Easton. Higgins, 26th Nt Oread Olympic referee and fourth in five years from this area, previously refereed Drake Relays and led AA U tour to Portugal and South Africa. Stock market index closes up slightly at 60 stocks.
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Ralph Higgins
Oklahoma A
Bill Easton
Aggie Ina
Higgins
Drake
A.A.U
Portugal
Union of South Africa
Ava
John Voight
Dick Stolpe
Gan
Wang
Kansas
Texas
Southern
Los Angeles
California
Aggies
Nt. Oread Olympic
De Soto Fire Tragedy Sparks Community Aid Drive
A De Soto fire killed two children and left a family homeless. Three Hall children remain in Lawrence Memorial Hospital as neighbors donate money clothing furniture and bedding to the Red Cross backed relief effort. Contributions may be sent to the De Soto Memorial Hall in care of Ada Mae Hames with funeral arrangements pending.
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Securn Hall
DeSoto
Lawrence Memorial Hosital
Tom
Ada Mae Hames
Johnson County
The
Red Cross
Hall
Hamess
Te "de. Soto ‘Memorial Hall
Mae
Amoe
Fifteen Die In Sioux City Airliner Crash
A Mid-Continent Airlines DC-3 crashed during a heavy snowstorm while attempting a second landing at Sioux City airport. Fifteen people were killed and ten survived. One survivor was a soldier from Camp Polk, and a Plymouth anchor was among the injured.
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Sioux City
Kansas City
Dale Qlson
Robert Toman
Camp Polk
Olson
Pancida Siancia Eae
Washington bankers face charges over Lustron loan influence
UPH Roy Fruehauf testified before a Senate banking subcommittee that Joseph Rosenbaum claimed two FCC directors were in his hip pocket. He named Walter Dunham and William Willett and accused Dunham of blocking rescue efforts for Lustron amid a foreclosure push tied to a $10,000 retainer payment dispute.
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Washington
UPH
Roy Fruehauf
Detroit
Joseph H. Rosenbaum
Rf.c
Rosenbaum
Walter L. Dunham
William E. Willett
Fruehaus
Senate Banking
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fruehauf
Senators
Dunham
Carl J G. Strandlund
Lastron Corporation
Strandlund
Lustron
Columbus
Ohio
R.F.C
R.P.C
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Kansas Casualties Report From Korean Front
The defense announces casualties in Korea including Killed in action Pfc Raymond Lopez son of John W Hagela, Cpl Delores Martinez, Naver Martinez, Washington. Axthur J Link son of Mr and Mrs John W Cargon Great Bend. Henry J Weckerly Bay Weckerly Washington.
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Henry J. Weckerly
Washington
Pfc
Raymond Lope
John W. Hagela
Delores Martines
Mra
Naver
Martinez
Ottawa
Axthur J. Link
John W. Cargon
Great Bend
KU Science Building Opens After Two-Year Delay
State business manager Ed Burges announces the opening of the University of Kansas science building in Topeka Tuesday afternoon. The project, funded two years ago by the 1949 legislature, totals 1.072 million dollars and backs Haworth Hall and Robinson Gymnasium.
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University of Kansas Science
Ed Burges
Topeka
Robinson Gymnasium
Haworth Hall
Turn to Order on Used Cars
Washington March 1962 Acting Director Michael V DiSalle says auto makers raise prices 3 percent on new cars and staff work on used car policy. He doubts a forthcoming order will ease used car ceilings but notes it may allow quality differences within the same model.
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Washington
Maarz
Michael V. DiSalle
Ake
Seven candidates file for Lawrence city commission race
The field for the April 3 Lawrence city commission race grew to seven with Glenn Kappelman filing forms at the City Clerk's office and Simon Hurwitz announcing his candidacy. Clifton Calvin also plans to file, and Warren Decker notes support for the bid. No new filings for the three boards of education have been made.
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Glenn Kappelman
Massachusetts Street
Harold Fisher
Simon Hurwitz
The
Journal-World
Commission
Clifton C. Calvin
Warren Decker
Citizen’s Committee
Calvin
Hurwitz
Boards of Education
Kappeliman
Gene Doane
Lawrence
March of Dimes Drive Exceeds Douglas County Goal
The Douglas county March of Dimes drive surpassed $6,500 with totals reaching $6,742.24 and an expected final over $7,000. Chairman H Bob Decking notes many rural schools have not reported. Beta Sigma Phi raised $1,885.87 in Lawrence, KU faculty donated 3388.10, and students $353.07. Docking reports expenses under $100. Open evenings and Sundays at Food Center.
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Douglas County
Bob Decking
Baldwin
Bill Horn
Beta Sigma Phi
Lawrence
University of Kansas
M. Carl Slough
Keith Wilson
Independence
Docking
Pension bill for Kansas career teachers approved
The Kansas Senate passed a bill 38 to 0 to raise pensions for career teachers retiring at 66 after 30 years. Minimum pensions would rise from 40 to 50 dollars monthly, with the annual ceiling lifting from 720 to 1080 dollars. Cost is estimated at about 876 thousand dollars for the next two years, with 875 current beneficiaries and 311 new eligibles becoming eligible next biennium. By 1956 top pension would reach 125 dollars monthly under the plan.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas Senate
House
Paul R. Wunsch
Kingman Republican
Pnnt
Wunsch
Bidault Abandons Bid to Form French Cabinet
Paris March 2 Georges Bidault leader of the MRP withdrew his bid to form a new French cabinet as trial proceedings continued. President Aurio offered Henri Queuille ailing at 66 the post but prospects of a stable government appeared slim. Queuille, former interior minister, heads the longest postwar cabinet which fell in 1949 after 13 months amid election law disputes.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Vincent Aurio
Henri Queville
Queille
France
Bidault
Rene Pleven
Pleven
Test Vote on Draft Age Change in Senate
Washington March 2 The Senate voted on a test to raise the draft age to 18 years and six months from 19 A pending bill from the Armed Services Committee would call 18-year-olds while local boards favor older men First to be inducted would be nearest 19 Morse proposes to remove age order allowing 18 year olds and those 19 to 26 to be drafted together
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Selective Service Act
Senate Armed Services Committee
Morea
R.-Ore
Morse
Lawrence County 4-H Fair Seeks Tax Authorization
Civic clubs in Lawrence and other towns will host speakers for the Douglas County 4-H and Community Activities fair committee. A resolution requests a special election to authorize a tax levy not to exceed one mill for two years to fund fairgrounds site and buildings. The county will hold the election with the city vote on April 3.
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Lawrence
Douglas Conty 4-H
Community Activities Fair
Fair Committee
Chamber of Commerce
John Andrews
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Fred Rothberger
Eudora
Lecompton
Harvey Booth
Baldwin
Truman Heads to Florida for Three-Week Vacation
President Truman departed Washington for a three week vacation in Key West Florida aboard the Independence. The plane lifted at 1 p.m. Eastern Standard Time for a roughly three hour flight to Boca Chica about 814 miles from Key West.
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Washington
Mar
Truman
Key West
Fla
Independence
Boca Chica Sirzotte
Lions Seek NKL Third Place With Argentine Streak Chance
The Journal-World reports Lawrence Argentine high school basketball could clinch a share of third place in the Northeast Kansas league with a win tonight after 9. Ezra Charles and Joe Walcott fight listed on BART: Web. Mar 7 at 9 p.m.
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The
Journal-World
Rome
Lions
Bce
Ezra Charles
Joe Walcott
Bart
Lawrence Opens New City Building at Eighth and Vermont
Crowds may reach 5000 for the informal opening Sunday afternoon of the $425000 Lawrence City building at Eighth and Vermont. R O Burgert says residents should tour the police station, fire department, and other offices at leisure with ushers, including city council members and staff.
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Lawrence
New City Building
Eighth
Vermont
R. 0. Burgert
Burgert
Weather forecast for Kansas cities and temperatures
Showers and locally severe thunderstorms are forecast for southeast and north central Kansas tonight with clearing in the central and west areas. Readings tonight will be 25 to 35 in the west and 45 to 50 in the east, with colder temperatures Saturday. Measurable rainfall reported by 9 30 p m includes Osage City 0 50 Covert 0 55 and Phillipsburg 0 00.
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Nouth
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Osage City
Covert
Phillipsburg
Chenute
Goodland
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
South
Faterday Hin
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Alex Pree
Chicago
Denver
Pamenteg
Havre
Mont
Trace Mansas City
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Bwizinsie Va
Weather Forecast For Midwestern United States And Missouri Valley
The forecast covers March with near normal to above normal temperatures across Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri. Weekend turning colder with warm spell early next week then cooler again by midweek. Showers and thunderstorms likely in western Kansas northern Missouri and eastern Nebraska with colder Saturday and variable temperatures throughout the period.
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