Bombers Strike Staging Centers in Korea Front Update
U P reports bomber strikes on Musan border area and Changjin port in northeast Korea as UN forces push along the front. Seventh division patrols probe near Hujin and Hyesanjin while Marine and ROK units envelop Changjin reservoir and advance along the northwest front toward Tokchon.
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Seoul
Korea
Musan
Changjin
United Nations
Siberian
Hujin
U.S. Seventh Division
U.N
Yalu River
U.S
St. Paul
Republic of Korea
ROK
Siberia
Chongjin
Manchurian
Seventh
Hyesanjin
Yalu
Yongwon
Tokchon
U. S. First Corps
iGuerrilla
Hygay
Weednesday
Chunchon
U. S. 187Th Airborne Regiment
Singye
Urongyang
Civiiana
Yyongyang
Sinuiju
Manchuria
U. N
Hui- Thon
Sinnijn
Changjin Reservoir
U. S
Tumen
Chonglin
Seaman Becomes State Representative Nominee in Lyon County
Milo Sutton, 21, a navy reservist from Emporia, Kansas, won the nomination as state representative from Lyon County. He previously served in the Navy and trades the cramped sub aboard island three navy yard. This change follows his enlistment and reelection in the Emporia naval reserve unit.
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Vallejo
Calif
Milo Sutton
Island 3
Navy Yard
Kansas Suttos
Lyon County
Kan
Navy
Say Tee
Emporia
Killed in Air Crash Lieutenant Shoemaker Reported
An air crash killed Lt. Billy Shoemaker, assigned to Kan. origin, as details of the plunge emerged from Oxawato sale records. The incident occurred Monday, with authorities confirming his death and investigations ongoing.
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Repien
Kan
Acheson Says Republicans To Be Included In Policy Talks
Secretary of State Acheson announced in Washington that he will consult with Republican leaders including Senator Taft of Ohio on foreign policy. He defended his Friday speech amid interpretations as targeting Taft and noted ongoing plans to meet with House and Senate foreign affairs committees and other leaders from both parties in the coming session.
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Washington
Acheson
Coll
Tafts
Ohio
U.S
Europe
Taft
Dare
Thut
House
Senate Foreign Affairs
Congress
Two Trains Crash In Canada Killing and Injuring Dozens
Edmonton reports a head on collision between an eastbound passenger and a westbound troop train on the Canadian National Railways near Canoe River British Columbia. Ten soldiers died and four were missing believed dead with many wounded. Eleven ambulances met the injured as a 340 officer troop train bound for Fort Lewis Washington sped to Korea expectation. The crash blocks the main line and the scene near the Canoe River siding is described as lonely. Crystal Cafe to operate all Thanksgiving with dinners from 5 30 a m to midnight.
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Edmonton
Alta
Rocky Mountains
Canadian National Railway
Canoe River
Here
Emney
C.N.R
Fort Lewin
Wash
United Nations
Korea
Canadian National Railways
British Columbia
Flood Peril Spreads as California Floods Kill Nine
New flood peril threats hit two north central California areas with debris filled waters and levee fears. Sacramento and American rivers crest endangering towns. 150 levee patrols ordered. Don Pedro dam runoff raises flood risk near Modesto. Reno endures worst flood in city history with millions in damages. Health officials rush typhoid vaccine. Red Cross mobilizes aid for refugees.
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California
Nevada
Sacramento
Calif
Modesto
Don Pedro
U. S. Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Reno
Truckee
Reno Chamber of Commerce
Anly Engineers
Central Valley
State Department of Public Health
Sutter
Yuba
Tulare
The
Red Cross
Navy Rocket Hits 3600 MPH In Altitude Sprint
Washington reports a Navy Viking rocket reached 3600 miles an hour as it climbed 107 miles into the upper atmosphere over New Mexico. The 50 foot long craft weighing 57 tons set an American single stage altitude record, while a German V two reached 114 miles and an American Wac Corporal released at its peak was logged above 250 miles.
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Washington
New Mexico
White Sands
N. Mex
Stock Market Index Dips Then Rises On Thanksgiving Day
New York November 22 stock averages show the 60 stocks index at 85.6 up 1.01 as investors mark a Thanksgiving holiday. The market brief notes Chew 1950 high and the day closes with festive references to Thanksgiving turkey and Chuck Wagon.
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New York
Missionary Plane Crashes on Peak in Wyoming
A New Tribes Mission DC-3 with 21 aboard including eight children reportedly crashed on Mount Moran near Moran, Wyoming. Rescue units head for the scene as officials fear no survivors. The flight from Chico, California to Billings, Montana was on the first leg to South America, carrying Mission leaders and families.
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Wyo
Mount Moran
Grand Teton National Park
Chico
Calif
Billings
Mont
New Tribes Mission
South America
Annual Thanksgiving union service in Lawrence
The annual Thanksgiving union church service will be held tomorrow from 30 to 11 a m at Plymouth Congregational Church 925 Vermont Street under the Lawrence Ministerial Alliance. The service is open to all people with part of the offering to aid displaced persons. The program includes preludes prayers scripture readings and carols led by Rev Leland Young Rev Turner Mrs Thomas G Sturgeon and others. Open until noon Thursday. Fritz Adv.
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Lawrence
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Vermont Street
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
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Dale. Turner
Hev. Turner
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Lean
Ter
Young
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O'Hara — Mferman
Stacade Patent Hillegas
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Henedicton
Leland Young
Sturgeon
Jason Ker
Heads of British nations to meet in private talks
Prime Minister Attlee announced in the House of Commons that heads of the British commonwealth will meet in January behind closed doors to discuss the international crisis. Attlee said the conference will include the prime ministers of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan and Ceylon with a representative from South Africa and Southern Rhodesia. The ten day talks aim for confidential exchange of views on questions of common concern amid the international situation.
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London
Attlee
House of Commons
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Daniel Malan
South Africa
Southern Rhodesia
Bomber Falls Near Fort Worth in Fatal Crash
A giant B-16 bomber crashed on a farm 25 miles south of Fort Worth during a gunnery mission. Two crewmen were killed, seven injured after bailing out, and seven others remained missing. The plane burned after landing as fire crews battled the flames. The aircraft, from Carswell base, departed at 5 05 a m CST, with fog hindering a safe landing and the mission intended for Matagorda off the Texas coast.
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Here
Woeld
Carswell Air Force Base
Carswell
Eighth Air Force
Matagorda
Texas
Johnson County Hospital
Cleburne
Jack Proctor
Cleburne New Saperman
British Columbia
Carnwell
Cold Wave Forecast Drops Kansas Temperatures Thanksgiving
Weatherman Richard Garrett forecast a cold wave moving into northwest Kansas tonight, spreading across the state by tomorrow with winds from the north. Highs will fall to 15 to 20 degrees above zero in the northwest tonight, then reach five above in the northwest and 15 above in the southeast by Friday morning. Light showers touched most areas with Dodge City Wichita each reporting .125 and .01 inches respectively.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Dodge City
Wichita
Gorden City
Kansae
Thursda
Rasasemererens Ds Ja
Hayre
Monts
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Linneapoli
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
MTWT
Wiz Wits
Commerce department defends metal shipments to China
The Commerce Department told a Senate subcommittee that metals approved for shipment to communist China had no strategic value and were in surplus supply domestically. Ray C. Miller, head of International Trade, replied by telegraph to the panel while Acting Chairman O Cronin offered no immediate reply.
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Washington
Commerce Department
China
Ray C. Miller
Department
Office of International Trade
Senate Commerce
O'Croninor
Chid
Puerto Rican leaders arrested in US conspiracy plot
New York officials announced the arrest of Julio Pinto Gandia and Juan Bernardo Lebron on a conspiracy to assassinate the President of the United States. U.S. Attorney Irving H. Sapol identified the men and said authorities moved in today.
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New York
U. S
U.S
Irving H. Sapol
Julio Pinto Gandia
Juan Bernardo Lebron
Graham resigns as Kansas State football coach
Ralph Graham today resigned as head football coach at Kansas State college, effective June 30. He cited ill health and the team’s poor record, having won only one of 17 Big Seven conference games in three years. He told the college president, athletic council, and athletics director of his decision.
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Kan
Ralph Graham
Kansas State College
Graham
Kansas State
Indiana University
Wichits, University
James A. McCain
Athletic Council
Thurlo McCrady
Sam Francis
Ralph
Local Talent Sought for Lawrence Police Benefit Show
Lawrence police seek community acts for a Saturday night benefit to aid police uniforms. Patrolman Mike Murphy chairs the arrangements and invites local talent to perform. Tickets cost 1, and the event features door prizes and concessions with five acts lined up.
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Lawrence
Mike Murphy
Murphy
Kansas City
Ralph Orsteel
Ralph Hubbell
Tommy McCall
Casualties Reported in Korean List No 158
The defense department released casualty list No 158 showing 12 killed 117 wounded in combat and 24 wounded in accidents. One previously reported wounded was listed as having returned to duty.
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Washington
Defense Department
Aliens Reminded to Report Under 1950 Act This January
The Justice Department rem informe aliens in the United States that under the Internal Security Act of 1950 they must report their current address once a year. Attorney General McGrath said reports are due by January 1, 1981, with ten days to file and annual follow ups thereafter.
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Washington
Justice“ Department
United States
McGrath
Regal
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
Freshman Day At KU Aims To Ease High School Stepup
The second annual Principal Freshman Day at the University of Kansas is planned for November. James R. K. Hitt, registrar and event chairman, invites high school principals with at least three freshmen at KU. Principals will confer with last year’s seniors to improve college prep and learn about errors in KU’s program. New this year is a second English teachers session led by Prof. James Worthan. Guides will accompany visitors. the Guidance Bureau will hold an open house.
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University of Kansas
James RK. Hitt
K. U
Janes Worthan
Kettering University
Kansas
Jones' Attorney to File New Trial Motion Saturday
Olathe Kan November 22. W C Casey Jones convicted yesterday of negligent homicide in the death of Dorothy Kellogg 31 who died in Jones car after an accident January 20. Howard Payne said a motion in arrest of judgment will also be filed asserting the information failed to charge a public offense. Judge Faulcome will rule December 2. Jones faces up to one year in jail or a 300 fine or both. Clarence Kiser, longtime Round Corner Drug staff, remained in poor condition after surgery a week ago at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Olathe
Kan
W. C. (Casey) Jones
Jones
Dorothy Kelloge
Howard FE. Payne
Albert Faulcome
Winfield
Campus A Lonesome Spot As KU Relaxes For Holiday
University of Kansas campus emptyed for Thanksgiving with classes cut to 6 pm and not resuming until Monday. Kansas Missouri game set for tomorrow with travel plans by train and bus from Kansas City and Lawrence. Cold forecast with possible snow memory and vibrant pep rallies in Kansas City with coach Jules Sikes and alumni leaders.
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University of Kansas
K. U
Columbia
Missouri
Kansas City
Tiger Jail
Civals
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Moberly
M. U
K.U
Hotel Continents
Jules Sikes
A. €. Lonborg
Delph Simons
U.S
Harry Darby
Errett P. Scrivner
Charles W. Hess
Kansas City Alumni Association
Kansas
Kansas Wa
Lack of Moisture Threatens Wheat in Douglas County
County agricultural agent Deal Six reports wheat fields show sparse stands due to drought while corn growers seek two to three weeks more rain. Late planted wheat with weed cover is most at risk. without moisture by year’s start, the 1951 crop could be seriously curtailed. Aphids are minimal this fall and corn markets remain active through open channels as prices hold steady.
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Douglas County
Deal Six
Six
Lawrence
Underwood
Liz
Higher Tax Higher Charge Could Hit Utilities
Washington witnesses from public utilities industries warn an excess profits tax may raise charges for gas electricity telephone and transportation services. Groups urge fair return of about six percent on capital invested. Also noted R K Trivett World company job compositor in poor condition after a heart attack weeks ago at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Washington
LPH
R. K. Trivett
the World Company
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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