Battle Reds In Air and On Ground
United Nations forces widened a bridgehead north of the Chongchon river as communists withdrew on the northwest Korean front. U.S. 24th division residents and the British Commonwealth brigade advanced about a mile after heavy bombing in Pakchon near Anju while air and naval units hit Chinese and North Korean positions. Marines seized a 4100 foot ridge south of the reservoir, near Changjin, as weather and frost shaped fighting conditions. Allied air forces pursued retreating units, with casualties and equipment losses reported on multiple fronts.
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Chongchon River
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Pakchon
Anju
Yalu
Manchuria
U. S
Changjin
Seventh Regiment
Almert
Hamhung
Tungsan Re
Ungi River
Marine Corsairs
Berler
Pakehon
First Cavalry Division
Anjukunu
Fifth Air Force
Kang Frontier
MacArthur
Korea
Pungsan
Manchurian
Kilchu
Soviet Leaders Urge Ready War Warning Over Korea
Marshal Budyonny and Admiral Yura urged constant vigilance and combat readiness among Soviet forces on the Bolshevik revolution anniversary. They accused American and British imperialists of pursuing war and aggression in Korea, calling for heightened state of readiness across army and navy units. Open evenings and Sundays. Galen Food Center, 2nd & Line.
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Moscow
Semeon Budyonny
Cnim Bat
Korea
Ivan Stepanovich Yura Wher
Ada Jan
Nd Naval Unite
Aessens
UN weighs China Korea role after MacArthur charges
In Lake Success on November 7 United Nations deliberated how to address General MacArthur's charges that China has sent troops into Korea. The Security Council planned an emergency session to consider actions that avoid a full war while upholding anti aggression goals. Western diplomats favored a restatement to refrain from aiding North Korea without naming China and to emphasize UN troop withdrawal from Korea as soon as possible.
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Korea
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Security Council
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Russia
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Tibet
Truman votes Straight Democratic ticket in Independence
President Truman returns to Washington from Independence Mo after voting at his hometown polling place. He notes uncertainty about party success and plans to travel by plane to Washington then a Potomac cruise. an accident on the route delays his car as reporters are told details of the day.
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Truman
Mahinmedton
Independence
Nictional
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Stelios
Korea
Independence Ma
Plains
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Potomac River
Endependence City
Cpl
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University of Kattan athletic department faces seating row
The University of Kattan athletic department plans to seat everyone who holds a ticket for the Memorial Stadium game. Athletic director Arthur C. Lanborg told The Journal that rumors of depriving students of seats to sell more reserved tickets prompted extra security and a plan to install guards in the student section.
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University of Kattan Letic Department
Fas
Ranene
JournaleWar
Arthur C. Lanbury
Lanborg
Limburg
Stupis
Helder
Liv
Lonborg
Taxes Paid at Courthouse Reach Fifty-Three Thousand
Taxpayers have paid about 53266 at the courthouse with $5500 in payments since November. The levereys community drive nears its end with only three days left and total contributions near 31085. Two additional gifts of 25 or more come from Skelly Oil and Standard Oil along with local businesses.
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Levereyes
Aire
Wis
Skelly ON Company
Standard Oil Company
Rareas Oil
Early Kansas results show GOP leads in key races
In incomplete returns from urban precincts in Kansas, Carlson leads for senator and Artis for governor with Republican margins narrowing versus 1940s figures. Wyandotte County shows Scrivner ahead in congressional race while Salina and Wichita reporting varied local turnout and early tallies.
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Topeka
Kansan
Carlson
Aiken
Arn
Anderson
Kan
U. S
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Edward F. Art
Kenneth Anderaun
Shaky Labor Government Squeaks Thru Vote Again
London report says Labour barely survives a government test in the House of Commons as a Conservative motion to censure its housing program fails by 12 votes. The 300 to 288 result marks the sixth Commons setback for the government since February elections, with Conservative leader Winston Churchill leading the opposition.
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London
Labor
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Two Women Injured When Car Skids Into Ditch Near Club
Two women, Mrs. James Wolf and Mrs. Jack Wichert, were injured when the car driven by Wichert failed to navigate a curve near the Country Club and went into a ditch. Wolf was admitted with a hip injury and Wichert treated for a scalp wound and heel laceration. both remained at home as of today. Wichert stated he was unfamiliar with the road and did not see the curve in time.
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Country Club
Fourth Street
James Wolf
Sunnyside
Lawrence Memo
Jack Wichert
Wichert
Travia Glass
Harry Morrow in Hospital
Harry E. Morrow sports editor of the Journal-World is recovering satisfactorily at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. He was rushed there from his home after an after dinner Quarterback club meeting at the Eldridge Hotel. Condition improved and recovery ongoing. cause not diagnosed.
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Harry E. Morrow
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Connecticut Street
Eldridge Hotel
Morrow
Lost Montana Plane With 21 Aboard Aboard Missing
Northwest Airlines flight carrying 17 passengers and four crew on a Montana route from Helena to Butte vanished after leaving the Civil Aeronautics Administration radio control area at 7:53 a.m. CST. A radio contact reported the Martin 202 over Whitehall ten minutes out at 10,500 feet as officials failed to reach the plane for 80 minutes.
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Helena
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Frank Wiley
Northwest Airlines
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Here
Butte
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Whitehall
C. A.A
Tragic UP Worker Killed By Westbound Freight Train
Charles Marion Jordan Jr a Union Pacific employee was killed instantly when struck by a westbound freight train near the depot as he crossed the main track to return an empty baggage cart. The 2h year old former Kansas City trans, stationed at the local rail yard, died of a broken neck and crushed chest. His body was thrown about 25 feet, witnesses said he appeared unaware of the oncoming train. Jordan had served in the army and was a seaman recruit in the naval reserve program. He is survived by his father Charles Jordan Sr Winslow and his mother Mrs A L Lilly Sedalia Mo.
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Marion Jordan
Fourteenth Street
John Ingalls
Travis E. Glass
Jordan
Travkr
Glass
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Kansas City
Army
I Siuer
Naval Reserve Program
Rumsey
Charles Jordan
Winslow
Aziz
A. L. Lilly
Sedalia
Stinson's Feat at Utah Sets Big Seven Mark in 234-Yard Game
KU halfback Wade Stinson rushed for 234 yards on 24 carries against Utah, setting a new all time Kansas school single game rushing record and a Big Seven mark. Nebraska’s Malshack Hobby Reynolds and Missouri’s Harry Ice are noted for high yardage, while old league records remain incomplete. Kansas coach and Big Seven context discussed amid broader performance notes.
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Journal-World Sports
Wade Stinson
Kansas University
Utah
Randall Stumbler
Iowa State
Charlie Hong
Leon Heath
Oklahom
Harry Ice
Misouri
Kansas
Ice
Imark
Stingon
Malshack Hobby Reynolds
Nebraska
Heath
Tad
Stinson
Lawrence
Plans Approved for New Senior High School Building
The board of education approved final plans for the new senior high school to be built at the northeast corner of the Trott tract, locating 150 feet south of Nineteenth Street and 100 feet east of Louisiana Street. Architects Griest and Ekdahl were authorized to prepare working drawings and specifications. The $1,600,000 project includes an auditorium, gymnasium, cafeteria, classrooms, labs, arts and music rooms, and offices. An immediate accounting of furnishings and fees was approved.
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Board of Education
Nineteenth Street
Louisiana Street
Trott
Prelierama
Bard Esclusiv
Rain Delays Corn Harvest Pleases Farmers
Drizzling rain stopped corn picking in Drnghas county this morning after starting around nine. Last week brought .02 inches of precipitation and elevators in Taperener welcomed the moisture. Harvest in Douglas county is about 80 percent complete with yields around 50 bushels on upland. Prices at the Lawrence Elevator were 128 dollars per bushel.
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Drnghas County
Douglas County
Lawrence Elevatir
Student Wins Tri United States College Honor
In Manhattan in November 1976 Wilson of Wolsingrtin earned high honors as he plans to complete two Kansas State University degrees in mechanical engineering and business administration by May. He maintained a near perfect grade average and competed with ten Kansas seniors for the award, being the son of Mr. and Mrs. Well...
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Wilson
Wolsingrtin
Anu
Yar
Congress of American Industry
Kansas State College
Th F. Wilsonsson
Wellingtetn
Cabby Gives Free Rides To Vote In Chicago
Chicago cabbie Milton Bronstein a World War II veteran handed out free rides to voters during polling hours. He wrapped his back with a sign reading American vote today and said helping others is a small price to keep the country going. His first free passenger was his wife, a gesture he called proud and thankful to be an American.
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Chicago
Milton Bronstein
Mronstein
Unclear Weather Forecasting Report From Northeast
Fragmented weather notes describe rain in the northeast with forecaster Garrett predicting cloudy conditions, possible showers and temperature swings. Mentions of towns like Wichita, Chanute, and Hulk City, with scattered data on highs, lows, and a measured precipitation near an inch.
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Hulk City
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Sibay
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FARM BUREAU MEETS IN COMMUNITY HALL
The Annie Farm Bureau plans an evening meeting with a covered dish supper and short program at the community hall. Activities include Rural Life and 4H demonstrations, with officers to be elected and delegates chosen for the state convention.
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Miley
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Vourt
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Vinlend
Etta Hawk
Haldwin
Jesse Sutton
Dm. O'Vormer
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Jen
Will
Vermont Street
Flack
Topeka
Norrow
P T A Provides Hot Meals Without State Aid
Sunflower Parents and Teachers Association runs a hot lunch program for Sunflower grade school without federal or state aid. About 250 children attended opening. expected daily attendance to settle at 100 to 150. The school provides the building. PTA supplies equipment, food, and labor. meals cost 25 cents. Menu includes hot dish, vegetable or fruit, bread and butter, simple dessert, and milk.
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Nora Temple
Sunflower Parent-Teachers Association
Sunflower School
Bert Johnson
P.T. A
Johnson
Elia Vorhees
Alice Miller
Lawrence voters buoyant in strong GOP edge during local election
In Lawrence a brisk turnout amid rain produced 2783 total votes across 12 precincts by mid afternoon. Incumbent Republican Hep. Errete Scrivner led Democrat Milton Surlevant in the House race while Minnie Radaly held a narrow county lead over Rapplinman for treasurer. Governor contenders Frank Carlen and Ronard Ain led in statewide races as polling hours continued with transportation aid provided to voters.
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Scrivaer
Wid
Errete
Scrivner
Milton PL Surlevant
Ben Incum
Pete
Neot Yiei
Sullivant
Jon Eounty Pice
Minnie Radaly
Demo Dean Rapplinman
Tad
Frank Carlen
Ronard F. Ain
Carlson
Maul Aiken
Mackeville Dytteer Vii Va Het Arn
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Supreme Court
Kenneth Andersant
Emporia Deimocrat
Tivan Tone Demogragie Ficial
Aroud-Tormer
Vine County
Thiele and Sullivan
Dudew
Walter Thiele
Manford Holly
Wichita
Barry Crane
Topeka
Aranigses
Diutser Chamber of Commerce
Tubrhenessa
Scrivner Touha Leads as Trains Crash in Konos City
Reports from the 127 Second district in Konos City detail a fatal train incident in Tela anil ner (FL). A truck driver named Ly Gilbert was killed when a train derailed after being 'joried with quatta sing' and did not leave the tracks. Authorities record 4,265 in apparent damages and note Tepe Tisomulete provided the initial briefing.
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Tepe Tisomulete
Konos
Tela Anil Ner
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Quatta Sing
Ly Gilbert
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