Bridgehead Across Han River Presses U N Dawn Push
United Nations troops drive a bridgehead ten miles wide and nearly six miles deep across the Han River east of Seoul. Flame throws and tanks lead the advance as U N units seize ground from Communist forces. South Korean reinforcements bolster Ami dong defenses while American officers note a failing Communist line. Farther west, U S cavalry and infantry probe ridges near Tongdong as battles rage under gray skies.
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United Nations
Han River
Seoul
U.N
Amidong
Agra
U.S. 6Th Division
Seoul Plains
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Eveal
U.S. First Cavalry Division
Tongdong
Anatomy professor to lecture on fetal activity
Dr Davenport Hooker of Pittsburgh will speak at Strong Auditorium at 11 a m Tuesday on Fetal Activity in Infrahuman Vertebrates. He will also lecture at the KU Medical Center and in Kansas City on related prenatal topics and functional interrelationships in fetal activity.
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Davenport Hooker
Pittsburgh
K. U. Medical Center
Katshi City
Kansas City
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K. U
George E. Coghill
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J. L. Porter
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T’hin
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Draft Notices Stark County Draft Board Reaches Dickinson
Dickinson resident Hailes pia ho receives Stark County draft board notice stating he is classified 1-A in the current draft. The message indicates he hopes to be drafted before work starts and notes registration details and ongoing processing.
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Dickinson
N. D
Hailes Pia Ho
Stark County
Grand Jury action Monday on RFC inquiry developments
Developments in the sensational reconstruction influence inquiry prompt a federal review as Grand Jury action resumes Monday. Chairman Fulbright signals the committee seeks evidence of tax evasion and other law violations while pressing White House aide Donald Darrath to testify under oath. Dawson's continuing refusal sparks committee disclosures.
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Western powers propose broad new agenda for Big Four talks
Paris reports that the western powers submitted a revised plan to ease east west tension at a deputy foreign ministers meeting. Russia reserved decision on the proposal while Gromyko warned the wording was vague. The item covers preventing aggression, honoring treaties, arms scrutiny, and Germany questions as the four powers prepare for a Big Four foreign ministers conference. Alexandr Parodi and Ernest Davies led the western delegation at the French foreign office.
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United States
United Kingdom
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Germany
Britain
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U. S. Ambt
S. Jes
Alexandre Parodi
Nce
Ernest Davies
Foreign Office
Merchants Decide to Replace Spring Opening Idea
At a Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division meeting yesterday, members agreed not to hold the traditional spring opening this year. A new promotion plan will be developed by merchants to run after Easter, chaired by Robert C. McCoy. The group consensus favored replacing the worn out spring opening with a fresh concept.
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Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Robert C. McCoy
Eldridge Pharmacy Offers Prescription Fill Amid Cos Drug Closure
The Eldridge Pharmacy announces it will fill customer prescriptions while Cos Drug Prescription Dept. is temporarily closed. Phone 999 listed for contact and service during the disruption.
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Eldridge Pharmacy
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Kansas House Opens 1951 Session With Wheat Tax Debate
Topeka March 10 The Kansas House held its first Saturday session of 1951 voting today on a wheat research and promotion tax. A one mill per bushel levy would fund a wheat commission and Kansas State College research. The chamber approved 41 minor bills and adjourned for the weekend while the Senate took a recess.
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Kansas State College
State Agricultural Experiment Stations
Wheat Commission
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House
Senate
Daleryand
Judiciary Committee
Atchison
Kansas Boys’ Industrial School
Cold air on the way with light rain and possible icing
Topeka reports a new surge of cold air spreading across western Kansas and the state by Sunday. The weather bureau notes no severe temperature drop, with light rains ending in the southeast half of the state. Icing and glazing observed in north central areas, with occasional snow likely west before nightfall. Rainfall totals from midmorning show varying amounts across cities, while highs fell to 43 in Liberal and 22 at Hill City.
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Weather Bureau
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Hutchinson
Concordia
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Osage City
Lyndon
Emporia
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Many Will Go On In College Work
Senators said thousands of young men could remain in colleges despite draft tightening. The plan defers up to 75,000 for study for three years, with ROTC, 4-Fs and veterans included. Four months of basic training precede college study. deferment ends with graduation or service.
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Mar
Senate
Secretary of Defense
Olathe
Labor calls for resignation over Vandenberg health
Grand Eapius Michigan March 10 The serious condition of Senator Vandenberg R Mich remained today and the Detroit Wa county federation of labor urged his resignation Frank X Martel federation leader said a resolution was sent to the Republican state central committee It is Vandenbergs duty to step aside for another man Michigan should have the same representation in the senate as other states Martel a Democrat active in Fries Vandenberg underwent lung surgery 18 months ago and last summer another operation in Washington DC removed tumors from his spinal column In Lansing Republicans introduced a bill to strip Gov Williams of the power to appoint a US senator appointing a special election instead.
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Mich
Vandenberg
Detroit
L. Detroit
County Federation of Labor
Frank X. Martel
Gra Lent
Federation
Republican State Central Committee
Michigan
Senate
Martel
Jin Fries
Amdenberg
Washington, D.C
Lansing
State House
G. Mennen Williams
United States
Senate approves permanent universal military training plan
Washington March 29 The senate backed a permanent program for universal military training and an 18 year old draft with a 79 to five vote The measure moves to the house armed services committee where voting on amendments is expected early next week Leaders anticipate final house action before Easter recess The bill would slow draft calls by age with 18 year olds first and 19 to 25 held in reserve It also envisions deferments for college study and a total eight year active plus reserve service period
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Washington
Mar
House Armed Services Committee
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Jenner
Indiana
Langer
North Dakota
Schoeppel
Kansas
Welker
Idaho
U.M.I.S
Eagles lodge gifts boost March of Dimes total
The Journal-World reports a $463.76 gift from the Eagles Lodge as part of a $7,073.96 March of Dimes total, including $409.01 from February donations, $25.75 from the club’s Iron Lung repository, and $25 from the judge. Also noted is an Oklahoma A and M Kansas basketball game score update expected after 9:30. The text mentions a YMCA meeting and a district gathering in Lawrence with home cooked dinners and a corner event.
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Journal-World
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Stillwater
Troops to Europe Issue Stirs House Debate
Washington March 10 The troops for Europe controversy spreads to the House as the Republican policy committee adopts a draft bill amendment tying troop commitments to the Atlantic pact to congressional authorization. Leaders say Congress must decide troop deployments, while Democrats doubt the plan's chances. The Senate weighs parallel resolutions. House members fear overturning the draft law. Meanwhile K U students plan to lobby Topeka on the university budget.
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House Republican Policy Committee
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Accidental Death Claimed In Northwestern Student Death
Natchitoches La March 10 coroner ruled 18 year old Northwestern college student Allen Kaplan of Chelsea Massachusetts died accidentally in a prank gone wrong His body was recovered in a Red River whirlpool and foul play was ruled absent His father Norman Kaplan flew from Chelsea to learn of the tragedy as his mother had earlier collapsed from worry.
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Northwestern College
W. H. Pearson
Natchitoches Parish
Allen Kaplan
Chelses
Mass
Kaplan
Red River
Pearson
Norman Kaplan
Chelsea
Religious Emphasis Week opens with Ferre talk at KU
Opening meeting of Religious Emphasis week on the KU campus and downtown Lawrence will be tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Nels Ferre professor of philosophical theology at Vanderbilt University speaking on From Fear to Faith The week titled Living in Crisis features nine out of town speakers offering informal lectures class discussions organized house sessions student seminars and faculty luncheons Downtown service clubs will hear some speakers during the week Rotary Monday Kiwanis Thursday noon Sertoma Thursday night titles and speakers include Deats Adams Pelikan Levitas and Patterson among others.
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Nels F. S. Ferre
Vanredbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
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Studenteligious Council
Mary Lou Fischer
Ri Paul Deate, Jr
University of Texas
William W. Adama
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Steven Williams
Emporia
Elizabeth Jones
Kansas City
Herbert Pifer
Frank Rearick
First Presbyterian Church
Clay Center
Jaroslav Pelikan
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Balfor Patterson
Theniversity of Colorado
Irving Levitas
Jewish Community Center
Williams
Rotary
Deats
Kiwanis
Adams
Sertoma Club
No Action Yet Planned On Mott Resignation
A county health board official said no special meeting is set to consider Dr J M Mott's resignation as county health officer. The next board meeting is April 5. At March's meeting Mott read his resignation after the board tabled his recommendation to dismiss nurse Mrs Elizabeth Bradley. The board also took action on Mott's resignation with possibleApril consideration.
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Couity Health Board
Journal-World Today
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Doctor Mott
Navy crew adopts Inchon orphans on Fusshi Islet
A U S Navy St Paul crew after discovering 45 starving Korean orphans on an Inchon harbor islet adopts them. Marines and sailors bring food clothing medicine and supplies. They repair the flimsy shelter clean the well and install a stove. The ship’s personnel will care for Funshi Islet orphans while Inchon hosts their unit.
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Tokyo
Inchon
Korea
Edward H. Bahr
Long, Beach
Calif
U.S
St. Paul
Seoul
Leutenant
M . Bahr
Bahr
Gsun
Amos T. Hathaway
Bickersfield Calif
Fusshi Islet
The
Sixteen Seek Commission Posts in Lawrence City Elections
Lew Henry state representative and attorney filed for city commission, bringing 16 candidates for five posts. a March 20 primary will trim to 10 for the April general. School board candidates total five, not triggering a primary. Voter registration closes with the filing deadline. new registrants unclear. Henry, a Lawrence council member and WW II veteran, leads the field with endorsements and local acclaim. Other commission hopefuls include Reaman, Bradshaw, Calvin, Crown, Hayden, Hurwitz, Johnson, Kapplemann, Kraft, Messer, Moore, Noland, Read Jr, Sneegas, Williams. Five education candidates are Pine, Scott, Shenk, Mrs. Wright, Youngberg. Council meets Monday at 7:00. REA loan approved for Jewell Mitchell Cooperative in Mankato, Kansas.
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Rida
Lawrence
Johnson County
Olathe
Kaw River Bridge
Sixth Street
State Highway Commission
Okney
Lew Henry
Henry
Commission
North Lawrence
K. U. Law School
Ranger
Europe
Citizens Committee For the Support of Good Government
Walnut
City Commission
Oliver Reaman
G. O W. Bradshaw
Clifton Calvin
John Crown
Albert C. Hayden
Simon Hurwitz
Fred Johnson
Glenn Kappelman
Chris Kraft
Iable Messer
G. H. Moore
George Noland
Lathrop B. Read Jr
Byron Sneegas
Skipper Williams
Board of Education
Ralph Pine
Emory Scott
Henry Shenk
Ray Wright
Irvin Youngberg
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