Eden sets four principles for POW settlement at U.N.
United Nations, New York, Eden outlined four POW settlement principles to Andrei Vishinsky and urged their acceptance. He argued for release and speedy repatriation of all prisoners after armistice, duties on detaining sides to facilitate repatriation, and prohibition of force in handling POWs. If accepted, a clear resolution could guide Panmunjom talks and sustain the Korean truce.
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U. N. Assembly
Eden
Vishinsky
Keds
Dean Acheson
Pan- Munjom
U. N
Kansas City Boys to Be Guests of IFC Saturday
Thirty seven youngsters from boys homes in Kansas City will visit the University of Kansas Saturday as guests of the Inter-Fraternity Pledge Council for lunch and the K U Oklahoma A M football game in Memorial Stadium. The event, organized by pledges from 24 fraternities, is led by Larry Cooley of Pratt. The invited youths are from Pius X Boarding School For Boys and the Oranaum Home for Boys, aged 7 to 16, many orphans or from broken homes. A chartered bus will take them to Lawrence, fraternities will host lunch, and tickets to the game were arranged at 25 cents each by the KU Athletic Department.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
K.U
Oklahoma A & M
Memorial Stadium
University
Larry, Cooley
Pratt
Pius X
Oranaum
Lawrence
K. U
K. U. Athletic Department
Inter-Fraternity Pledge Council
Ambassador Kennan Returns to New York as Career diplomat
George Kennan, once declared personally unacceptable as ambassador to the Soviet Union, arrived in New York and said he would stay in the U S foreign service. He offered his services to the next president and insisted he remains ambassador in the view of the State Department while a successor is considered. He declined most questions about Stalin's health and Soviet food and economy.
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New York
George Kennan
Soviet Union
U. S
United States
State Department
Kennan
Stalin
Kansas Casualties in Korean War Reach 1463
The Defense Department tabulation shows 1463 Kansas casualties to date in the Korean War including 264 dead. Army reports 219 dead, 691 wounded, 12 missing, 73 injured, and one prisoner. Marines 34 dead, 252 wounded, 3 missing. Navy 4 dead, 14 wounded, 4 missing. Air Force 2 dead, 2 wounded, 4 missing.
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Washington
Kansas
Department of Defense
Army
Marines
Navy
Air Force
U N Forces Fall Back On Sniper Ridge In Korea
The United Nations and South Korean troops retreat from Sniper Ridge after a five hour battle with 1,500 Chinese forces in near darkness. The action marks the 13th time Pinpoint Hill has fallen since October. Generals report reorganization and activation of two South Korean divisions boosting UN strength by about 55,000 troops.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
Kumhwa
Pinint
U.N
Tl As
Porkchop Hill
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
Justice Jackson denies Katyn Russian blame documents
Supreme Court Justice Robert H Jackson told a House committee he never received American documents blaming Russia for the Katyn Forest massacre. He said he would not back a Soviet demand to charge Germans with the killings of about 15,000 Polish officers and intellectuals. He said he learned of no usable American residence and knew nothing of Col. Van Vliet Jr.’s reports confirming Soviet responsibility. The panel concluded Russia orchestrated the Poles’ 1940 removal to shape a Communist Poland, with Van Vliet’s 1945 Pentagon report later stamped top secret.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert M
Russia
Katyn Forest
Jackson
House
Moscow
Ise
Nuremberg War Crimes Court
Shekson
John H. van Vliet Jr
Katyn
Congress
Poland
van Vliet
Nasir
Pentagon
Eisenhower Wins Tennessee by Narrow Margin in 1952
Dwight Eisenhower carried Tennessee by a margin just under 3000 votes from about 900000 cast, securing all 11 electoral votes. Official count from 54 of 95 counties shows Eisenhower 446078 to Stevenson 32431, marking the first Republican presidential win in years in the Democratic Volunteer State.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dwight Eisenhower
Tennes
Eisenhower
Stevenson
George E Ward Dies In Wichita
George E Ward of Wichita former chief reviewing appraiser for the Farm Credit Administration died here Tuesday. He worked in the Ninth Federal Land Bank District comprising Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico.
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Wichita
George E. Ward
Farm
Ie Fca
Federal Land Bank District
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Demo senators pledge cooperation with Eisenhower for world peace
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia and Senator Lyndon Johnson of Texas signaled strong cooperation with President-Elect Eisenhower on national defense and foreign policy. Russell aims for world peace with minimal partisanship, while Johnson indicates readiness to work with Republicans if he becomes Senate leader. Southern Democrats anticipate backing Eisenhower’s agenda though civil rights actions may be limited.
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Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Russell
Ad- Tai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Eisenhower
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Herman Welker
Thaho Reublican
Congress
Dixie
Mild dry spell forecast for Topeka and Kansas
Forecaster Tom Arnold says Kansas will see mild dry weather with mostly fair skies and warmer temperatures about five degrees above normal. Lows Tuesday night should stay 34 to 40 degrees, while Wednesday highs reach 60 to 70 across the state. Monday saw 50s in western areas and a 53 at Hill City, with eastern parts staying in the 40s. Ft. Leavenworth reported a 21 degree low after a hard freeze across Kansas Monday night.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tom Arnold
Hill City
Ft. Leavenworth
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Moody Fair
Hish Soe Pree
Chicago
Dew Fort
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Montay Minneat
New Orient
New York
Washington
Taft Stresses Harmony With Eisenhower In Congress
Ohio Senator Taft calls for complete cooperation between President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower and Congress to develop an affirmative Republican program. He views the recent landslide as negative toward Washington and urges unified party policy.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Dwight ‘D. Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Cincinnati | Times-Star
Ohio
Washington
Republican Party
Eisenhower to chair 1953 Brotherhood drive in Augusta
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower agreed to serve as honorary chairman of the 25th anniversary campaign for the National Conference of Christians and the Brotherhood in Augusta Georgia. The announcement marks a high profile support for ecumenical efforts and national unity events this year.
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Augusta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Brotherhood of the National Conference of Christians
Ews
Presidential vote totals from last Tuesday reported
Early returns show Eisenhower leading with 33,043,529 votes and 55.4 percent from 142,465 of 146,300 voting units. Stevenson trails with 26,600,076 votes. Total voters counted reach 10,648,605 in Washington and nationwide figures nearing completion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Armistice Day ceremonies mark 34th anniversary abroad and at home
U S allies honor war dead amid Armistice Day observances in France Germany Korea and the United States. In France ceremonies in Orleans Verdun and Nancy joined with French forces. German officers urged remembrance while Korea kept the day subdued. Home observances featured church hospital and cemetery services and the presidential wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Leaders stressed ending the Korea tragedy and uniting peace loving nations.
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Washington
America
U.S
France
Canada
Orleans
Verdun
Nancy
Germany
Korea
Associated Press
John Randolph
Manila Bay
U N Chief Lie Resigns Amid Worldwide Speculation
The United Nations General Assembly roared with talk on Tuesday over Secretary General Trygve Lie's surprise Monday resignation. Lie cited hope for a speedier peace in Korea, while Russia and others framed the move as widening East West rifts. Speculation swirled about motives and the future leadership as Lie steps down from a $40,000 yearly post.
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N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Lie
U. N
Korea
Andrei Vishinsky
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Sailor Reports Hydrogen Bomb Test In Pacific Atoll
A Michigan City sailor wrote home of a hydrogen bomb explosion on a South Pacific atoll on November 1. The letter described the ship hauling the bomb from San Francisco to the Marshalls, heavy security, welded compartments, and a brief flash seen from the port. The Atomic Energy Commission would not comment on the letters.
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Ind
South Pacific
Michigan City News - Dispatch
Los Angeles
Lima
Springfield
San Francisco
Marshall Islands
Marshalls
The
Atomic Energy Commision
Fire destroys four Main Street firms in Hutchinson
A general alarm fire and an explosion damaged four Main Street businesses in Hutchinson on Tuesday. The Sunflower Glass and Paint Co. was gutted, with losses around 30000 in paint and stock. Three firemen were slightly hurt when a roof caved in after a blast at the paint store. The blaze affected Grant McCormick Craft Store, Jackson’s Ice Cream Co., and the Christian Science Reading Room. Fire chiefs blamed a blaze starting above the paint shop, with five fire companies responding. Bricks were blown through the First Christian Church window nearby.
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Hutchinson
Sunflower Glass and Paint Co
R. B. Dickinson
J. W. Hutchinson
Grant McCormick Craft Store
Jackson’s Ice Cream Co
Christian Science Reading Room
North Main
Fred Dimond
First Christian Church
University housing plans discussed at Kansas meet
Fraser Theater crowd over 500 will hear Chancellor Murphy outline proposals for improved student housing at the University of Kansas. Dean L C Woodruff convened 25 student leaders to mobilize support, with a housing committee urged and mothers urged to assist in backing the drive for new dorms and bonds.
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Fraser
University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
L. C. Woodruff
Daly
Daily Kansan
Dean Woodruff
Dean Woodriff
Woodruff
North College
Kansas
New York School Pupil 19th Polio Case Here
Toby Byrd, a fourth grade pupil at New York School in Lawrence, is the 19th polio case in the area this year. He is in good condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a bulbar polio diagnosis, with an expected 100 day recovery barring complications. The Byrd family, recent Sunflower movers, include Richard and Shirley.
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Sam By
Mass. St
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Byrd
Toby
New York School
Lawrence
Richard
New York
Shirley
Byrds
Sunflower
Ordnance Works
Brinkman Named to Douglas County Red Cross Civil Defense Panel
H. C. Brinkman was appointed to represent the Douglas County Red Cross on the local civil defense committee. Dr. John B. Patton announced the selection at a board meeting. Mrs. Clarence Schaake reported 50 Christmas boxes sent to servicemen at sea, each containing six gifts. The chapter will provide 45 dozen cookies weekly to Winter Veterans Hospital in Topeka during November and two cakes for the post operative ward. Sunflower Council awards honored the chapter and Mrs. R. N. Wolfson for outstanding programs, while Mrs. Wolfson chairs hospital entertainment and arranges frequent programs from Lawrence and Douglas County talent. Mrs. J. W. Murray reported 69 cases handled, with aid totaling 119 to two army families, 50 to an air force family, 142.35 to veterans and families, and 60.78 in civilian aid.
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H. C. Brinkman
Douglas County Red Cross
Civil Defense Committee
John B. Patton
Red Cross
Clarence Schaake
High Seas
Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Sunflower Council of Red Cross
R. N. Wolfson
Winter Veterans Hospital
Lawrence
Douglas County
J. W. Murray
Home Service
Douglas County Farm Bureau delegates to Kansas convention
Eleven Douglas County Farm Bureau and Associated Women delegates will attend the Kansas Farm Bureau convention in Topeka from today through Saturday. Official delegates include Mrs. Jesse Sutton Clinton L. O. Armstrong J C Maloney Don Westheffer and others such as Mr. and Mrs. L L Kindred Dee Cox Billy Gene Rice and Mrs. Westheffer. Cox won the county Skilled Drivers contest and the state contest qualifying for a $200 first prize. district winners compete for the prize. Delegates were advised on voting for legislative policy matters at a county wide policy meeting in Lawrence.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau Association
Kansas Farm Bureau
Topeka
County Farm Bureau
Associated Women
Jesse Sutton
Clinton
L. O. Armstrong
J. C. Maloney
Don Westheffer
Eudora
Dee Cox
Route 4
Billy Gene Rice
Lone Star
Kindred
iWomen
Cox
Rice
Douglas County
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Istate
Confederate Veteran William J Bush Dies at 107
Fitzgerald Georgia reports the death of William Jordan Bush, Georgia's last surviving Confederate veteran, at age 107. He had pledged to "live as long as Moses" and passed away at his home Tuesday, leaving eight survivors of the Civil War era in the state.
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Fitzgerald
Gerere
William Jordan Bush
Georgia
Moses
Joe
States
TB Bond Drive Aids Lawrence TB Clinic Needs
Sixteen BPW Club members will canvass downtown Lawrence on Wednesday for the annual TB bond sale. Funds from $5 to $25 bonds support local TB prevention and detection and help pay for a new X-ray machine for the Lawrence Memorial Hospital TB clinic. The drive, led by C. E. Decker, targets business districts with volunteers covering specific blocks in East, North, and West Lawrence, while TB Christmas seals go out next Monday.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
BPW Club
Douglas County ‘Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lawrence
C. E. Decker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. F. Taylor
Norton
Decker
Lawrence-Douglas County
BPW
Hazel Andrews
Juanita Adkins
Myrtle Wilson
North Lawrence
Mary Neustifter
East Lawrence
Beulah Turin
Vermont
Juanita Miller
Edna Lydie
Ann Williams
West Side
Audra’ Drennon
East Side
Alice Johnson
Ruth McPeak
Frances Jenkins
Helen Bateson
Frances Jolly
East
West Lawrence
C of C Members to Meet Officials for New Plant
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee will host a luncheon at the Hotel Eldridge at 12:15 Wednesday with Consumers Cooperative Association officials to discuss the $16 million nitrogen fertilizer plant. Land is purchased and some contracts let. it will be built east of Lawrence on Highway 10.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Consumers Cooperative Association
Eldridge
M. §. Winter Sr
CAA
Lawrence
Highway 10
Journal World Thanksgiving Service Men Address Drive
Readers are urged to send names and addresses of local servicemen for a Thanksgiving Day list in the Journal-World. Alphabetically classified entries will be printed in the Nov 27 issue to ensure each service member receives greetings and Christmas packages. Send details to the Service Editor promptly or via staff members.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Lawrence
Journal- World Plan
Drought main cause of Lawrence county corn drop
Lawrence county's 1952 corn yield is about one third of normal, with under 200000 bushels sold at $1.60 per bushel as drought and low rainfall cut production. Farmers hold about 300000 bushels on farms while elevators prep for winter shipments, contrasting with 1950 and 1951 floods and losses.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Traffic Death in Wichita Brings 1952 Toll to Seven
John L. Riley, 64, died Tuesday after being struck by a car while crossing a downtown Wichita street on November 3. Police Investigator Joe Baker said the driver was Fred L. Brown, 51, and no charges have been filed pending further investigation.
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Wichita
John L. Riley
Joe Baker
Riley
Baker
Fred L. Brown
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