Quiet Fronts Mark Slow Phase in Korean War
Seoul dispatch reports sparse ground action with only slight contact on the northwest front near Hamhung and nine miles from Changjin dam. Marines advance toward the dam while diplomacy shifts to the UN and China, with MacArthur alleging Chinese troop movements across Manchuria and the Yalu as negotiations unfold.
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Korea
U. S
Changjin
Hamhung
Eighth Army
China
MacArthur
U. N
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Tokyo
Yalu Civer
Manchune
Maeipel
Porceas
Chine
Intelliggrsee
Harem
Marcharia
Natonalata
Fan Pine
Hess
Karen
Potthe Hie
Election gains and losses under Senate Act 48 summary
Report outlines party shifts across states by Senate Act 48 results. Republicans gain in Idaho Minnesota Maryland Pennsylvania Utah California while Democrats hold or lose seats, with governors mostly Republican and one undecided race in Arizona. Final tallies show Democrats 22 governors 270? Republicans 25 and one undecided as results tighten.
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Senate
Rehdevers TV
Jon Myson
Arizona
Warren wins California governor race by large margin
News reports Earl Warren defeats James Roosevelt by over a million votes in California. With 17 0 14 of 18 408 precincts counted, Warren leads Roosevelt 2 254 276 to 1 223 47 1,367 812 margin in 1966 primary context referenced.
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San Francisco
Earl Warren
James Roosevelt
California
Warren
Roosevelt
Truman Faces Hostile Congress in New Session
President Truman confronts a largely hostile congress after Tuesday's election. A Republican southern Democratic coalition will shape major domestic and foreign policy decisions as the 81st Congress convenes in January. Foreign policy battles over Korea, European rearmament, and pacific defense loom large, with attacks on Acheson likely to intensify.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Theepublicans
Europe
Guy G. Gabrielson
Far East
State Acheson
McCarthy
St- Wis
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
Acheson
No Tie-Up Yet in Lawrence Bell Office Strike
Lawrence office of Southwestern Bell Telephone reports no effect from coast to coast work stoppage yet. Richant Ayres, minister, says the strike is only hours old and long distance calls are still completed via the new toll dialing system linking to 900 major cities. Local operators say Western Electric workers strike for higher wages, but Lawrence remains open with no distance-call disruption as equipment upgrades continue.
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Lawrence
Southwestern Stell Telephone Company
Richant Ayres
United States
Bell Company
Ayres
Renee
Health meeting outlines state program and public action
Yehansut real health officer leads a quarterly health meeting at the Eldridge hotel with 17 districts represented. Dr F C Breiman Dr Leon Bauman and Van Nortwick moderated a discussion on civilian defense public health actions and sanitation enforcement.
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Yehansut Real Health Officer's Association
Eldridge
Hearth
F.C. Breiman
State Board of Healthy
Leon Bauman
Sedgwick-Wichita
von van Nortwick
Uik Annitarion
Ethan Alien
Poltiv
Oklahoma-Ransax University
Memorial Stadium
James MoMott
Lawrence Douglas County
Effects of Phone Walkout Spotted
New York November 9. Workers walked out coast to coast in a large scale strike against Bell telephone network. About 23 000 Communications Workers union members joined Western Electric and Michigan Bell employees in wage disputes. Pickets ringed exchanges to delay operators and keep workers from jobs. No service impairment reported and a subset of operators remained on supervisor roles.
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Communications Workers Union
Western Electric Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
American Telephone and Tegraph
New York City
Western Electric
Compansa Long Linession
Nceed
Casualties and cold forecast as wartime toll rises
Reports show 304 prisoners of war listed, with four known dead and 236 Marines, 3 285 in the Marine Corps and 1 one air force member cited. Forecaster predicts freezing temperatures across Kansas with lows from 12 to near 28 degrees and no precipitation expected.
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Battinos
Terral
Ios Rowmitts
Weonavy
Marine Corps
Topeka
Kanan
Richard
Hill City
Phillipeburg
Sieongy
Garrett
Anthony
State Department Issues Nine Passports for Chinese Communists
The State Department announced visas were issued to nine Chinese communists invited to discuss Formosa. The U S embassy in Prague issued the visas which act as permits. Group members must stay in the New York area during their visit. The decision follows the Security Council invitation and the United States obligation to permit entry.
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Washington
State Department
United Nations
Formosa
U.S
Prague
Czechoslovakia
New York
Security Council
United States
Discovery Of Error In Vote Count For Michigan Governor
Detroit reports a counting error in 25 Detroit precincts reduced Gov Harry F Kelly’s margin over G Mennen Williams to 2 374 votes. Corrected totals show Williams gaining 3 021 votes and narrowing the lead to a photo finish with 971 460 for Williams and 933 834 for Kelly as only 1 of 4 861 precincts remained. Williams congratulated Kelly but waited for official returns due within 20 to 30 days.
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Michigan
Detroit
Harry F. Kelis
G. Mennen Williams
Ashi
Wayne
Edger Branigan
Branigan
Williams
Kelly
Democratic Party
Willis
Lawrence
Adv
Truman Establishes Korean Service Medal
President Truman today created the Korean service medal for personnel who served in the Korean theater since the June 27 invasion. The order leaves rank assignment and awarding details to the secretaries of the army navy and air force.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Navy
Air Force
Tulea
Jury Cases Set for Trial Beginning Monday
Judge Hugh Means schedules fifteen jury trials in the November term of district court beginning next Monday. Monday hearings include Ridley, Underwood, and four others. Tuesday features Barnes, Ford, and Collins. Wednesday covers Behymer, Wulfkuhle, Rhode, Harris. trials resume Monday November 20 with Reider, Thompson, and Harris opposed. Five cases set for Tuesday November 21: Sample, Cheever Morrison, Featherston, Kreisinger, Bertrand against Barnes. Court opens 9 am daily at Salers Food Center, 2nd and Line.
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Hugh Means
District Court
Ridley
Underwood
VE Barnes
State
Ford
Carl
Collins
Behymer
Wulfkuhle
Rhode
Harris
Rieder
Thompson
Coffman
Sample
Davis
Cheever
Morrison
Featherston
Pickett
Kreisinger
Selzer
Bertrand
Gustav V Buried in Majestic Stockholm Ceremony
King Gustav V was laid to rest in Riddarholm Church beside Sweden’s royal line. The solemn service drew three kings, nine princes, and 44 foreign heads of state as thousands braved wet snow to witness the funeral march through Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustav V
Riddarholm Church
Oklahoma Sooners rally hosts Kansas visitors at Memorial Stadium
Oklahoma University plans a pep rally Friday to energize fans ahead of a football game against Kansas. Kansas officials and Lawrence residents were invited to attend with students, while Downtown Quarterback Club chief Frank McDonald pledged support. AP notes Kansas could challenge the Sooners’ 27 game win streak and bands and team captains are expected to speak at the event.
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Frank McDonald
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Associated Press
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Sooners
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Cluth
Rheader
Townships Elect Twenty seven Men in Douglas County
In Douglas county nine townships elected twenty seven men on Tuesday. All winners are Republicans proving strong party support. Each township chose a trustee a clerk and a treasurer with write in ballots possible for constable and justice of the peace. Many voters wrote in friends for various offices leading to high write in counts in Kinwaku and other townships. County officers prepared to administer oaths to the elected officials.
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Douglas County
Thesday
Kinwuka
Congress convenes with only two parties for first time in years
The upcoming Congress will lack a minor party after the defeat of New York representative Marcantonio. The 82nd Congress will be composed entirely of Democrats and Republicans, with one member elected as an independent without party label.
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Washington
Congress
Marcantonio
American-loborite
New York
Cuvsitay
Hay
Bond cash-ins exceed purchases in October
Treasury data show October cash-ins of 59 million more than purchases, an improvement over August and September. Redemptions totaled 860 million last month while purchases reached 279 million. For ten months, redemptions 4.245 billion versus purchases 3.198 billion, with October ending volume about 34.149 trillion.
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Washington
Treasury
Harvest yields cited in Kaw Valley corn crop report
In the Kaw Valley a harvest report notes corn yields averaging about 40 to 60 bushels per acre on surveyed fields with good prospects overall. Wet weather and lack of cultivation reduced yields in some river-bottom tracts while weeds and late getting harvest underway diminished field performance in Baldwin area.
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Walt
Tor
Farina
Garrivuetaras
Anid
de Kaw Vale
Bildwin
Frank Barnett
K State Professor Resigns for Minnesota Vet School Post
Kansas State College announces Professor Rehfeld resigns from pathology. He will join the University of Minnesota veterinary medicine staff at St Paul, moving from Manhattan to Minnesota for the new position.
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Manhattan
Kan
Rehfeld
Weelstant
Kansas State College
James A. McCain
University of Minnesota
Veterinary
St. Vaul
Fire destroys Parsons Grocery in Lawrence blaze
Firefighters battled a five hour blaze in freezing temperatures destroying the Parsons Grocery building at 74 Massachusetts street. Residents above the store escaped unharmed and investigators could not determine a cause. Damage estimated above 350000 with losses partly insured.
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Hank Brown
Parsons
Massaaachusetts Street
Lawrence
L. E. Vieux
Bertha FE. Ewing
Grace
W. W. Russ
Massachusetts Street
Vieux
A. W. Malott
Malote
Chest Drive Short Fails To Reach Goal In Time
Community Chest totals rise to 14760.38 with 2275 goal still short. University gifts 31924.50 city area 1233. The drive ends tomorrow as cleanup crews prepare to collect remaining funds at the rain office. Collision report cites Jack Jaffe failing to stop at a stop sign causing minor vehicle damage with Jack Lee nearby.
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Chan
Laterecu
Paice
Jack Jaffe
New York Street
Jack Lee
Maple Street
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