Return in Force To Capital City
United Nations troops returned in force to Seoul and cleared rubbled streets of the capital as allied forces advanced northward toward the 38th parallel. Hongchon, Chunchon, and Seoul raids amid heavy anti-aircraft fire and jet losses marked the push against Chinese and Korean Communist forces.
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United Nations
Tokyo
Seoul
North Korea
Hongcchon
Croga River
G. L's
Ngchon
Ontre
White Horse
U. S
Hongchon
38Th Parallel
Chunchon
Cente
Red Radio
Pyongyang
A. P
Jim Becker
U.S
Thoreday
Korea
Kansas Civil Defense Seeks Local Focus At Community Level
Kansas Civil Defense officials urged emphasis at the community level during a Wichita conference. State funds totaling about 3.973 million dollars in federal aid may require local match, with Wichita and Sedgwick County authorized to levy up to a half mill. Upcoming area meetings are set for March in Pittsburgh Lawrence Emporia Manhattan Hays and Dodge City.
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Wichita
Kansas
Standish Ball
Topeka
Hall
Kansas City
State House of Representatives
Sedgwick County
Wichita-Sedgwick County
Ray Ashworth
Ashworth
Washington
Pittsburgh
Lawrence
Emporia
Manhattan
Hays
Dodge City
Earl B. Swarmer
State Corporation Commission
Topekas
Glyde Taschen
J. Heiman
Depu
Kansea
Ge Frey
State Department of Education
Dre Frenk , Hoechker
University of Kansas
R. D. Kirchner
State Social Welfare Department
Acme
Dey Ceapeve
Acr
ESA Chief Warns Anti-Inflation Program Faces Collapse
Washington reports quote ESA chief Eric Johnston saying the anti inflation program may fail without stronger support from cabinet officers Congress and mobilization leaders, criticizing farmers labor and industry for not making sacrifices. He cited opposition from cotton state senators and urged stiffened backing for stabilization of prices and wages.
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ESA
Washington
Mar
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Congress
Abes
Charles E. Wilson
House Panel Drops Four Million Man Military Cap
Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee voted 18 to 15 to strike the four million man ceiling from its military manpower bill and widen the draft along with universal military training. The panel also rejected amendments setting ceilings at 3.2 million and 3.6 million. It approved releasing certain World War II veterans from inactive reserve after 12 months of service since June 25, 1950, though with debate over extensions for guardsmen and organized reserves. Draftees with 21 months could face 26 months if the bill passes.
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Washington
Mar
House Armed Services Committee
Chaiman Vinson
D.-Ga
Jena
Truman
Senate
Vinson
House Committee
Representative Short
Missouri
Norhlad
R-Ore
Narcotics flow rises after Luciano deportation hears say
New York March 15 Senate crime probes hear that narcotics smuggling into the United States increased one year after Charles Lucky Luciano was deported to Italy. Samuel Levine testified that illegal drug flow from Italy rose sharply in 1947, linking Luciano to long distance crime links with Chicago and New York crime rings.
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U. S
Charles “Lucky” Luciano
Italy
Senate
Samuel Levine
U.S
Bureau of Narcotics
Luciado
Levine
Luciano
Thomas Luchese
Mexico
California
Masgarresta
Arizona
Allo
Luchese
Narcotics Bureau
Costello
New York Telephone Company
James F. McLaughlin
Crime Committee
Estes Rakasyer
McLaughlin
Canvaga
Red Cross Drive
Community talk on youth and example by Rev Patterson
The Rev Balfour Patterson Episcopal rector addressed Kiwanis members urging adults to set a moral example for students at Colorado. He stressed the need for adult scholars to demand intellectual growth and for churches to connect with student life. Gilbert Ulmer of 1836 Vermont Street was rushed to hospital but is improving. The Chamber reports 30 new members from a one day drive with more cards expected.
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Episcopal
University of Colorado
Kiwanis Club
Jines
Patterson
Navy
Boulder
Gilbert Ulmer
Vermont
Chamber of Commerce
Total
Kix-Corvers
Testimony Demanded From Truman Aides In RFC Probe
Senate battle over the RFC inquiry heats up as Senator Bricker calls for William Boyle Jr. and Donald Dawson to testify. President Truman says Dawson need not testify. Critics say the probe targets alleged influence and improprieties amid White House political pressure.
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Bricker
Boyle
Dawson
RFC
Washington
Ohio
Senate
William M. Boyle, Jr
Donald Dawson
Senate R. F. C
Truman
Ia Nn
Brestinary
No Change for Senator Vandenberg
In Grand Rapids Michigan on March 16 Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg remains gravely ill but holding his own according to his personal physician Dr. A B Smith. The 66 year old Republican foreign policy spokesman previously underwent tumor surgery and a relapse on February 26 with ongoing vigil by his son Arthur Vandenberg Jr.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Altho
Arthur H. Vandenberg
A. B. Smith
Arthur Vandenberg, Jr
G.O.P
Government seeks cooling off period to avert textile strike
Washington reports the defense department said textiles are urgently needed by the armed forces and joined with the federal mediation service to obtain a 16 day cooling off period from cotton textile manufacturers and CI0 textile workers on wage disputes. The CIO union threatened a strike of 140 000 to 200 000 workers on the east coast.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
Federal Mediation Service
C.I.Q
C.I.0
News control tightens on Korea dispatches in Tokyo
Tokyo authorities announce double security checks for Korea stories. U S Eighth Army censors in Korea will pass copy, then submit it to the press advisory division in Tokyo for a second approval. The new system starts Friday with extended hours at Gol ea Food Center.
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Tokyo
GPK
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Ims
Racketeer Force Drives Tax Crime Probe in Congress
Washington reports a special racketeer force of 133 agents plus 200 regulars and 100 deputies probes gangster tax cases. In 1950 the bureau processed 314 racketeer cases with $24 million in recommended assessments. six cases involved were prosecuted. This month 485 cases are under investigation.
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Washington
Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau Ny
House
Senate
Daniel A. Bolich
House Committee
Bolich
Douglas county Elementary School Science Fair Opens Tomorrow
Nearly 25 city and rural grade schools in Douglas County participate in the Elementary School Science Fair to display student work. Exhibits include murals posters and collections. The event runs tomorrow 3 to 5 pm Saturday 2 30 to 8 30 pm and Sunday 2 to 5 pm with 42 teachers acting as hostesses and guides.
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Douglas County
Jarge
Edwin Anderson
Recreation Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Emme Berg
Helen Shaw
Lawrence
Tomorow
Kansas
Miss Shaw
Mary Parmley
Pinckney
Kansae Power and Light Company
Olathe Pilot Killed In Jet Fighter Crash Near San Rafael
Navy Lieutenant JG Lawrence Nolan Foster of Olathe Kansas died when his FJ-1 Fury crashed into a rock quarry south of San Rafael California during a training flight. He is survived by his widow a son and twins and was a veteran flight officer stationed at Olathe Naval Air Station.
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Calif
Here
Today
Lawrence Nolan Foster
Olathe
Kan
Alameds Naval Air Station
Foster
Tom Foster
Topeka
Washburn University
Coffeysville
Jonnet College
Olathe Naval Air Station
California
Ariel
Clathease
Kansas Senate Eyes Final Vote On Major Bills
The Kansas Senate prepared for final action on two large proposals. The Little Hoover bill to centralize state finances moved toward passage after 33 to 0 earlier approval, and a property tax assessment uniformity measure cleared tentative support 21 to 10 amid lengthy debate.
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Topeka
Little Hoover
Senate
Kansas Senate
State Geneal Fund
Paul R. Wunsch
L. H. Ruppenthal
McPherson
Henry S. Buzick, Jr
Sylvan Grove Republican
Big Piave
McCabe Quits Fed Chair. Truman Nominates Martin Successor
Thomas B. McCabe resigns as Federal Reserve Board chairman and President Truman selects William McChesney Martin Jr. to replace him. Martin, then assistant secretary of the Office of International Finance, is slated for Senate confirmation following McCabe's recommendation.
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Key West
Fix
Thomas B. McCabe
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
William McChesney Martin, Jr
Martin
Office of International Finance
McCabe
Senate
Joseph Short
Tulsa Chosen for G. O. P. Meet
The Republican National Committee will meet in Tulsa in late May. National Chairman Guy G. Gabrielson and Oklahoma committeeman Baillie Vinson announced the gathering, the first major party national committee meeting in Oklahoma. The finance committee will convene then, with Western state chairmen and Young Republicans and Federated Republican Women invited. A large barbecue and open air meeting are planned with a top party leader as speaker.
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Tulsa
Kia
Mar
Republican National Committee
Guy G. Gabrielson
Baillie Vinson
Okshoma
Oklahoma
Gabrielson
National Republican Finance Committee
Young Republicans
Republican Women's Clubs
Tulea Republicans
Vespers At Kansas U Offer Fine Arts Concert
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents the 108th vespers in Hoch Auditorium Sunday afternoon featuring about 400 students under four conductors. University orchestras choir ballad and band perform works including Brahms Sleepy Hollow suite Parry Sunrise and Wagner overture. Jax Nixon is tenor soloist. Joseph Wilkins directs the voice department. Russell L. Wiley conducts the symphony orchestra and the university band. Public invited.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Hoch
Symphony Orchestra
University Men's Glee Club
University Band
University Symphony Orchestra
Russell L. Wiley
D. M. Swarthout
University
F. Melige Christiansen
C. Hobart H. Parry
Taneyef
Sleepy Hollow
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Dean Gorton
Bob Nolan
Harry R. Wilson
Jax Nixon
Joseph Wilkins
Wagner
Kansas
Kansas House rushes action to meet deadline for bills
Kansas House moved ten bills to completion and advanced five more in a morning session as it races to meet Friday’s deadline. Measures include three appropriations bills totaling over 21 million dollars for operating expenses and state institutions, plus proposals to tax sewer service revenue bonds and sewer system improvements. Other approvals include consolidating civil service and merit systems and authorizing off street parking facility bonds for cities.
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Topeka
Mar
House
Senate
State Tax Commission
Dale Bryant
Fat Warnick
Wichita
Kansas Civil Service and
Joint Merit System
Little Hoover” Commission
Sue Revenug
Lawrence to Begin Third Year of Street Resurfacing Program
City Engineer J C Harper says the 1951 plan will resurface over 40 blocks at about 108000 dollars, the final year of a three year program funded by a 1947 levy. Weather and equipment availability may delay start. past two years saw about 70 blocks resurfaced. Projects cover streets including Seventh to Ver mont, Eighth to Kentucky, and other city routes.
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Lawrence
J. C. Harper
Harper
Wamego
Kansas house keeps action on aid bills at bottom of calendar
In Topeka on March 15 the Kansas House added state financial aid for high schools slot machines and small loan legislation to the bottom of its calendar. The high school bill ranked 88th, slot machine measures 89th and 91st, and unless acted upon by tomorrow night they will die. A health board revamp bill rose to No. 28 and may reach floor, while several measures including fair employment practices and forestry reforms appeared doomed in committees.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas House
State Board of Health
Forestry, Fish and Games Commission
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