U N Negotiators Face New Charge Over Prisoners
U N truce negotiator Libby and colleague accuse Communists of secretly detaining Allied soldiers including Americans in Red China. North Korean Maj. Gen. Lee calls the charge a fabrication while evidence surfaces of prisoner processing centers in Harbin, Manchuria.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
Lee Sang Cho
R. E. Libby
U. M
U. N. Command
China
Libby
North Korea
Manchuria
Harbin
United Nations
Libby Saint
William P
Urkals
U.N
Gost
U. S. Command
Money Coming In for Novi E Landscape Project
Donations began this morning by Woodlawn and Lincoln PTA groups along with the Lawrence AAUW branch for a re landscaping effort in Novi E. Thirty five dollars has been raised and will likely fund seed and strawberry plants. High school students may assist with planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novi E Lawrence
Woodlawn
Lincoln
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
Ellsworth
Lalia Walling
Robert Stump
W . McNown
Alvin Schild
North Lawrence
Robert Frak
Orville Beer
Wayne Davenport Sor
Frame
Eugene Shepard
U. S. Sabre Jets Bag 8 Red Migs in One Week
U S Sabre jets claimed eight MiG losses in North Korea in the past week with no losses to U S forces according to the Fifth Air Force weekly tally. Nine UN planes were lost in the period with five ground crashes and one mechanical failure. Clouds hid targets and air action was light overall. Cigaret tax receipts and state sales tax shares were also reported for Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Douglas County
Minnie Eudaly
Bones of Babies Used In Surgery For Korean Wounded
Navy doctors report infant bones from stillborn or very early deliveries are used as graft material to aid healing of wounds in Korean War veterans. Small bones from babies are preserved by a freeze dry method at Bethesda Navy Medical School and are said to promote faster repair and growth of the recipient’s own bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Naval Medical School
Bethesda
Lis
Thomas C. Turn
Andrew I. Bassett
Opium For Guns Pacts Rip Burma Thailand Across Border
A reporter traces a clandestine opium for arms barter linking Bangkok Chiang Mai and Burmese Nationalists. Chinese Nationalist colonels pass supplies to Burma in exchange for opium and Bangkok cargoes. About 10 000 troops migrated into Burma triggering regional fear amid denials of U S involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Macbeth Amese Bor
Burma
Thailand
Chiang Mai
Bangkok
Ilis
Paw
Divitain
Washington
State Department
U.S
Chiapasso Recital Scheduled at Strong Auditorium
The program for pianist Jan Chiapasso’s recital Monday night at Strong Auditorium was announced today. The concert is open to the public. The program includes works such as Temata No 4 Op 30 and similar pieces by Scarlini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Chiapasso
Seria Lin
Red Cross Board Meeting Set by Doulas Counts Chapter
The regular monthly Red Cross board meeting of the Doulas Counts Chapter will be held Monday in the chapter room at the Community Building basement. Dr John Patton, chairman, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doulas
Narco conspiracy indicted in multi state heroin ring
Federal grand jury in San Francisco returned an indictment charging a four state heroin distribution ring linked coast to coast. Notable figures include Waxey Gordon and Ernest Gentry, with arrests in Portland Reno New York and other locations. The case stems from two years of investigation and involves a narcotics operation tied to prominent crime figures.
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San Francisco
U.S
Harry J. Anslinger
Olies
I Brgan
New York
Waxey Gordon
York
Big
Sing Sing
Ernest Gentry
Parenti
Gordon
Irving Wexler
Gentry
Portland
Ore
Reno
New Phoenix
Ariz
Sanandsen Bay Area
New Jersey
Illinois
Missouri
Minnesota
Federal Grand Jury
Michael Picini
Tn Bey
Beury
Narcotics Ag
Joseph Olivere
Kansas City
Phone Work Stoppage Spreads in Missouri
A weather dispute triggered a statewide stoppage by Southwestern Bell Telephone workers in Missouri. About 89 000 manual telephones in the St Louis metro area were affected as four linemen refused to climb poles citing hazardous rain. The CIO Communications Workers claims the halt began in an alley Monday and has spread to Sedalia Jefferson City Joplin Nevada Neosho Webb City Springfield Aurora Monett Pierce City and St Charles as long distance calls were disrupted while dial service remained functioning.
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ST. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Empl
Thedi
CIO’ Communications
Cmpany
Sedana
Jefferson City
Joplin
Nevada
Neosho
Webb Springfield
Aurora
Monet
Pierce City
St. Charles
Chanute BiEPHY-Chemistry Club Visit to KU Campus
About 30 BiEPhY-Chemistry Club members from Chanute High School will tour the University of Kansas campus on March 11 under University Extension guidance. They will visit Art and Natural History museums Lindell’s Ellt the Military Science Building and Snow Hall while Dr Russell Imp, vertebrate paleontology preparator, travels to Chanute to judge the annual science fair at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute High School
University of Kansas
University Extension
Snow Hall
Russell Imp
Chanute
Taft Supporters Win Clean Sweep in Sixth District
In Kansas sixth district Republican convention Taft backers swept the delegate race naming three district delegates to the national convention while defeating Eisenhower forces. Buzick Haney and Bentley won district seats, with Bentley later recommended as an alternate. The convention praised Taft's campaign as strong while leaving delegates uninstructed and set dates for future district meetings and state convention actions.
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Hays
Kansas
Sen
Taft
Eisenhower
Gen
Henry
Buzick
Haney
Bentley
Emporia
Hany Darby
C. J. Moyer
Burge
Cloud County
Heas
Cloud
Leo McNalley
Minneapolis
Rawlins County
Ray Higley
Morgenstern
J. C. Tillotson
Norton
Lauterbach
Colby
Chauncey Dewey
Brewster
Nigel Walden
Hoxie
Theodore Metz
Lincoln County
Tillotson
Eight Lawrence students named on KU honor roll
The University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts and Sciences lists eight additional Lawrence graduates on the fall semester honor roll, bringing Lawrence's total to four. The previously omitted names include Mildred Biggs, Larry Brunk, Charles Christian, Virginia Ireland, Arnold Kattwitz, Margaret Lattimer, Claudia Anderson Lewey, and Martha Sue Harp from Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Journal-World
Liberty Memorial Hgh School
Lawrence
Martha Sue Harp
Ky. St
Mildred Biggs
Larry Brunk
Charles Christian
Virginia Ireland
Arnold Kattwitz
Margaret Lattimer
Claudia Anderson Lewey
Kansas Casualties From Korean War Listed
The Department of Defense reports Kansans wounded in Korea. Pvt. William Falconer of Garden City and others, including Desert F. Dod son of Kansas City, are noted among casualties.
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Department of Defense
Pfe
Desert
Gorgeous George Declares Presidential Run on Public Stage
Associated Press reports Gorgeous George, the famed wrestler, announced plans to run for president as an independent. He told about 17,000 fans at a San Francisco sports show that he will campaign across wrestling rings and television screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San
Francisco
George
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Plant Gets Federal Start in Kansas
The Defense Production Administration approved the plan for a $16 million nitrogen fertilizer plant to be built east of Lawrence on Highway 10. Howard A. Cowden of CCA said construction can begin once steel and other scarce materials are secured, with 150 jobs and about 110000 tons annual output planned under Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association, a CCA subsidiary. About $6 million in certificates of indebtedness will be sold to farmers and investors, with $3.4 million already raised. Construction start date depends on securities sales as funds are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Consumers Cooperative Association of Kansas
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
CCA
Egeden
CCA Securities
iAbout
Skies Cloudy With Warmup Ahead In Kansas Weekend
Forecaster Tom Arnold reports partly cloudy skies and a moderating temperature trend across Kansas for the weekend. Lows Saturday night likely in the 30s, Sundays reaching 40s in the north and 60s in the south, with a chance of lights moving in Sunday night. One to two inches of snow remain in the northeast and north central counties, with higher accumulations in border areas. Precipitation over 24 hours ending 6 am Saturday varied from Trace totals to .13 inch at Concordia, with scattered showers across the state. Maximum Friday temps ranged 34 to 62, while Garden City and Goodland logged the night’s low of 28 degrees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tom Arnold
Marysville
Concordia
Wamego
Hill City
Lecompton
Salina
North Central
Border
Emporia
Dodge City
Garden City
Goodland
Trace
Havre
Kanes
Las Anke
I Orlyho City
Washington
Smicwt
Kesseth
Izas
Escape From Overturned Truck After Wreck Near DeSoto
Leo Bellinger spent a tense half hour jammed in the cab as his pickup rolled into a ditch four miles east of DeSoto. His left leg was severely bruised, clothes soaked with gasoline, and he broke a cab window to escape. He owns Bellinger Electric. vehicle damage totaled about 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bellinger
Bellinger
Lawrence
Kansas
DeSoto
Nobodly
Bellinger Electric Company
Jaycees to Incorporate in Kansas Officials Aim to Shield Officers
The Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce plans to file articles of incorporation with the Kansas secretary of state. The move seeks to remove personal liability from officers in lawsuits against the organization. Flying fishes are a staple of Barabadoes Island residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Air Force Plane Crashes on Glacier Near Jungfrau Peak
A U S Air Force transport with eight aboard crashed into a blizzard hidden glacier by Jungfrau Peak in Switzerland. Rescue teams faced 260 mile per hour winds and heavy snow as efforts to locate survivors continued. The craft had departed Madrid en route to Fuerstenfeldbruck and last radioed from Dijon, with none of the crew reported safe.
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Jungfrau Peak
U. S. Air Force
Frankfurt
Germany
Madrid
Spain
Fuerstenfeldbruck
U. S
Dijon
France
Jungiau
Fuerstenfledbruck
Killing at Gardner Clathe
Carl Vineyard 23 of Independence Kansas was shot to death early Saturday in a cottage at Lake Gardner near here Sheriff A L Billings Jr holding Robert Paul Dayal 28 for the killing Dayal admitted shooting in self defense The shooting occurred at the cottage of Ruby Thiry 30 who operates a restaurant The 38 caliber revolver owned by Miss Thiry was used Dayals said to have summoned officers about 12 40 am The living room was in disarray Vineyard father of two visited daughter Maya Vineyard 2 at KU Medical Center in Kansas City Coroner Dr David S Long said Vineyard had been shot five times An inquest will be held
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Clathe
Carl Vineyard
Kas
Lake Gardner
A. L. Billings Jr
Johnson County
Robert Paul Doyal
Dayal
Vineyard
Billings
Ruby Thiry
Doyal
Miss Thiry
Olathe
Maya Vineyard
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
David S. Long
Long
Federal Wagering Tax Earned $984 in February Kansas
WICHITA Kansas February wagering tax revenue totaled 984.84 dollars with 241.87 from 50 wagers and 742.97 from a 10 percent monthly income tax on gambling profits. The Kansas collector reported the collections reflecting Kansans attempting their luck last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichitap
Kansas
McPherson College Receives Large Land Gift
Mr and Mrs Roger P Dotzour of Johnson Kansas donate 1600 acres valued at 250000 to McPherson College to fund a new girls dormitory The land lies in the Hugoton Gas Field with gas wells on most sections and is under cultivation for wheat and maize The gift is described as the largest to a denominational Kansas college by Dr D W Bittinger president of the college
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prats
Mcpherson
Roger P. Dotzour
Johnson
Kan
McPherson College
D. W. Bittinger
Kansas
Hugoton
Bittinger
Youth for Christ Rally Series in Lawrence Next Week
Lawrence hosts a three night Youth for Christ rally series at First Methodist Church featuring speakers Dr. Robert A. Cook of Chicago and Rev. Herb Tyler from Portland. Music includes a 40 student Kansas City ensemble led by Lowell Liestner and a Wednesday screening of Mr. Texas produced by Billy Graham with stars Redd Harper Cindy Walker. Local organizers from the Lawrence Ministerial Alliance coordinate program, seating, and advertising.
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Youth For Christ
Lawrence
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Cook
Chicago
YFC International
Cook
YEC
Dr. Cook
Carl Bibl
Flint
Mich
Herb Tyler
Portland
Ore
Texas
Billy Graham
Redd Harper
Cindy Walker
Graham
Fliff Barrow
Fort, Worth
Tex
Paul Maddox
Jocal Youth For Christ
Wiliam Lordmerville
Henry Collins
Lloyd Snoderass
Fourth of quota drives progress in Red Cross fund
Volunteers crossed the line today turning in 4 dollars as county aims stretch to 180 by next Saturday. Naval ROTC at University of Kansas reported 52 dollars from 23 members, reaching full unit contribution. New gifts include 100 from J A Tuggie and 25 from Julius Marks. Advance solicitors seek 500 more to reach 3600. current totals show 270 collected, 609.35 in business, 955.48 in residential. Residential workers report various names at precincts. Stock index lists 60 stocks at 100.7, up .2.
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Red Cross
University of Kansas
Naval Rotc
J. A. Tuggie
Julius Marks
F. TH
A. Tugete
Beared
Charles P. Aldridge
Daniel
W. W. Root
Edith Hyre
Benefit Dance for Injured K U Student Nets Over $500
About 400 University of Kansas students attended the Matt Murray benefit dance in the Military Science Building last night. Officials expect net proceeds exceed $500 to help cover the head injury expenses from the Lawrence area automobile crash on February 33. Murray, 30, of Kansas City, regained consciousness with no brain operation needed, announced by his brother Earl in Kansas City during intermission. Murray had been a KU student and campus musician who supported his family after his father's death. Donations came from Alpha Phi Alpha, the Lawrence Elks Club, and numerous students. The Kam fats provided music. building rent was donated. entimment featured solos by Art Murray.
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University of Kansas
Matt Murray
Military Science
K. U
Lawrence
Murray
Earl Murray
Kansas City
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas
Cit
Llung
Alpha Phi Alpha
Lawrence Elks Club
Jay Janes
KuKu's
Kamfats
Inter
Art ‘Murray
Jay Hawks Triumph as Wildcats Fall in Televised Showdown
Kansas fans roared as coach Phi Allen led Kansas to a 78 61 victory over Kansas State in a landmark telecast from Hoch Auditorium The game marked the first in the state to be televised from the arena and spawned big screen debuts in Lawrence with Granada Theater packing 14 by 20 foot projections Thousands watched via WDAF TV and cinema crowds praised the historic broadcast and its reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Allen
Wildcats
Hoch Auditorium
University Music Hall
Clyde Lovellette and Co
Hoch
Wdaf-Tv vi
Kansas
Big Screen TV
Lawrence
Granada
Manhattan
Iecal
J. D. King
Midwest
Man Brought Back From Texas to Face Robbery
Douglas County Sheriff Travis E. Glass and County Attorney Milton P. Alton returned from Houston to arrest Charles Henry Huffman on a robbery charge. Huffman is jailed and to face County Court trial next week for the assault on taxicab driver Ralph Pettencill. Chief John Ingalls traced Huffman through Kansas City to Texas.
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Douglas County
Travis E. Glass
Milton P. Alton
Houston
Tex
Charles Henry Huffman
Robery
Huffman
Ralph Pettencill
Lawrence
John Ingalls
Kansas City
Glass
Allen
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REDS
Allies
Red Kina
Red Cross Board
Clyde Lovellette
EK. State
Lovellette
Journal-World Photo
Iire
DPA
Jaycees
Baribadoes Island
Switzerland
Bern
Enroute
Gardner
Man
Independence
Lake Cabin
International
YFC
Red Cross Fund
K.U
Jay
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