Fire and missing climbers near Mount Kea report
Report from Jackson area describes a mountain fire near Mount Kea and a missing climber. Witness Clarence Harris and Signal Mountain owner Jake sighted a burning fuselage high on the peak. An LA official noted the plane had recently left Mission, with experienced pilots aboard.
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Jandmaris
Mountain Fire Hall
Teton
Lane van Stet
Mount Kea
Clarence Harris
Signal Mountain Ledge
Jackson Jake
Los Angeles
Irving Samuelson
Two Trains Crash Near Jasper In Snowy Wreck
A troop train and a limited passenger train collided on a snow covered stretch near Jasper. Seventeen troop cars and ten passenger cars derailed and caught fire, injuring many. two dining cars were turned into a field hospital as rescuers arrived. An official blamed a message omission that led crew to misread meeting points near Canoe River.
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Jasper
Hite
S. Kimmett
Edson
Alta
Edmonton
Wainwright Eye
Here
Canadian National Railways
Canoe River
Caswell
Canne River
Cance ‘River
Rhee Assures Koreans U S Has Come to Give Not Take
In Hamhung Koreas president Syngman Rhee addressed about 1,000 North Koreans, with thousands more outside, saying Americans came to give not take. He warned of fear after Japanese and communist oppression and cited U S and UN support bringing unity. Maj. Gen. Almond spoke in English as a symbol of support.
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Rhee
U. S
Hamhung
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean Republic
North Korea
America
United Nations
Edward M. Almond
U. 8
1Hh
Republic of Keren
Lawrenc e News Highlights From Community Festivities
Lawrence street decorations begin along Massachusetts Street as Christmas spirit rises. Stores report brisk gift shopping while several clubs cancel events for Thanksgiving. Sport magazine issue cites Clyde Lovellette as first team All America pick. Jayhawker center joins standout list with Ed Warner and Sherman White.
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Lawrence
Orkmen
Massachusetts Street
E. C. Quigley
University of Kansas
Journal-World Today
Sport
Out Today
Clyde Lovellette
Kangua
Tig Jayhawker
Ed Warner
College of New York
Sherman White
Long Island ‘University
Ranzina
North
Carolina
State
Gene
Melchiorre
Bradley
Kansas
Iowa
Turoig
North Dakota
Midwest
Graham steps out at Kansas State football coach change
A Kansas State College notice outlines coach Graham stepping down after 1948 to 1942 era service and the institution’s support for his efforts to rebuild the football program. Ralph Graham's teams went 4-27 in three seasons with one conference win and a season opening loss to Baker.
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Kansas
State College
Kansas State
Kansas State College
McCain
Graham
Kanas State College
Ralph
Baker
University
K.state
Oklahome A
Stillwater
Wichita University
Memorial Hospital Patient and Address List Brief
A list of names and street addresses including Tom Conner 2133 Vermont F. J. Curtiss 1145 Delaware Warren Riley Sunflower Mins Olive Randall Tonganoxie Mrs Charlene McCluggage 1709 Indiana Street Mrs Jean Brewster 618 North Fifth Linda Stit ler Route 6 Mary Joe Mills 601 North Seventh Joyce Bahnmaier Lecompton.
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Tom Conner
Vermont Street
F. J. Curtiss
Delaware Street
Warren Riley
Mins Olive Randall
Charlene McCluggage
Indiana Street
Jean Brewster
North Fifth Street
Linda Stitler
Mary
Joe Mills
North Seventh Street
Joyce Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Dismissal Notices Mention Local Residents and Knee Injury
Fragmentary notice lists several residents and addresses including Mrs Margaret Owen at Eighteenth and Louisiana streets and Donna Wiers at Massachusetts street. It notes a knee cap injury nearly healed, then re-injury after a fall from a door step.
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Margaret Owen
Baby
Eighteenth
Louisiana Street
Larry Walker
Maine Street
Patricia, Eder
Missouri Street
Mary Jean ‘Ite
North Seventh Street
Donna Wiers
Massachusetts Street
Helen Bannys
Vines Street
Mary
Hazel Houk
Barker
Moval
Tarday Eha
Kansas Jayhawks Send 36 Man Squad to Missouri Game
A 36 man KU travelling squad leaves for a Missouri clash with 13 seniors set to play their last KU game. The group, with coaches, travels by bus via Lexington and Moberly to Columbia for the Tiger Stadium showdown, then returns to Lawrence after a stop in Booneville.
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Kansas
K.U
Missouri
Tigerland
Jayhawkers
Lexington
Moberly
Columbia
Lawrence
Booneville
Tiger Stadium
Red Peace Congress Calls For End to Korea Fighting
In Warsaw on November 22 a Russian backed world peace congress urged a fire power conference with communist Ching to ease global tension. Delegates voted by written ballot as resolutions were applauded, adopting a Soviet style definition of aggression. The congress deplored fighting in Korea and Indo China and called for military operations to end and an international court to examine General MacArthur’s responsibility.
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Warsaw
Poland
World Peace Congress
Korea
Indo-China
MacArthur
Matthews Inspects Tokyo Area as Navy Ties Strengthen
Secretary of the Navy Matthews arrived in Tokyo on November 22 after reviewing U S naval forces in Korea, was greeted by General MacArthur, and accompanied him home. He plans to visit Yokosuka base tomorrow for Thanksgiving turkey and praised the navy's fighting prowess. BBC vows to ban off color jokes outside scripts for up to a year.
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Tokyo
Matthews
U.S
Korea
General MacArthur
Yokosuka Naval Base
BBC
London
British Broadcasting Corporation
British Radio
Thanksgiving assembly at Liberty Memorial High School
The Hi-Y program at Liberty Memorial High School featured Jack Wolfe as president, with two Osceola Trio performances from Haskell Institute including Dreadfulwater Anderson and Beaver singing Crown Him King and Just A Little Talk With Jesus. Rev. E Russell Carter spoke on Thanksgiving, scripture read by Philip White, prayer led by Jack Metz, and opening number We Give Thanks For Our Country performed by Wes Creamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Jack Wolfe
Hi-Y
Osceola
Haskell Institute
J. B. Dreadfulwater
James’ Anderson
Mitchell Beaver
Jesus
E. Russell Carter
Philip White
Jack Metz
Wes Creamer
Gods place in holiday life urged by Kiwanis speaker
Rev Robert C Swift of Trinity Episcopal urged keeping God in holidays at a Kiwanis luncheon at the Eldridge, linking Thanksgiving and Christmas to national life and warning against communism. He said nations partner with God and must not disestablish religion. Bands from Topeka Shawnee Mission and Argentine high schools will tour Liberty Memorial high school and perform at their schools in a three way exchange. each band has 90 plus members with Topeka’s 1100-strong program.
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Robert C. Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Bir
Swift
Topeka
Shawnee Mission
Liberty Memorial High School
Liberty Memorial
Shawnee
Topeka High School
Marriage License Granted to Hedger and Lovyerneya
A probate court granted a marriage license yesterday to John Burton Hedger, 23, of Kansas City Missouri, and Lovyerneya, 21, of Lawrence. They are listed as the contracting couple and will follow through with their nuptials per court approval.
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Charles O'Neal
Lyn Smith
Kansas City
P. Garnett
Mike McConnack
Tom Nelson
Bob Talkington
Paris
Texas
Riards
Bill Mace
Coffeyville
Dolph Simons
Lawrence
John Kdoux
Wade Stinson
Randall
Henry Lamping
John Amberg
Gene Cox
Missouri
Ende
Orbon Tice
Duane Unruh
Bill Schaake
Aubrey Linville
Ron White
Carl Sandefur
Mike McCormack
Oliver Spencer
George Mrkonic
George Kennard
Jack Luschen
John Idoux
George Abel
Merlin Gish
Wint Winter
Harold Stroud
Chet Strehlow
Arch Unruh
Jack Rodgers
Charlie Hoag
Dean Wells
Bob Brandeberry
Hal Cleavinger
Fox Cashel
Bud Laughlin
Galentins
John Burton Hedger
Kansas City, Mq
Lovyerneya
Obituary: James Tudhope of Linwood Passes Away
James Tudhope of Linwood, youngest child of John and Mary Tudhope, lived in Stranger Kansas since 1867 after moving from Nevada Ohio. He married Margaret Robson in 1895, built the House In the Woods, adopted two children, and remained active in gardening and farm improvements despite declining health. He joined the Congregational church in 1870 and died after more than 55 years of marriage.
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James Tudhope
Linwood
John Tudhope
Mary Williamson Tudhope
Nevada
Stranger
Kan
Tudhope
Congregational Church
Margaret Robson
Dennison
the Woods
George T. Swaim
Hattie E. Swat
Robert Elder
Altho
Leland named president of Kansas official council
Lu Leland, clerk of Sedgwick County District Court, elevated to president of the Kansas official council at its annual convention in Topeka. She succeeds Ak Tyson. Wichita chosen as next meeting site. Other officers include Geary County clerk Guy Day as vice president and Dollie Bean, Kingman County, secretary treasurer. Association officers and district leaders elected follow.
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Topeka
Lu. Leland
Sedgwick County
Kansas Official Council
Leland
Ak D. Tyson
Rooks County
Eneer
Wichita
Guy &. Day
Geary County
Dollie
Kingman County Register of Deeds
Treassurer
Ansel Kent
Jewell County
Register of Deeds
Claudia A Williams
Lyon County
Bud Beck
Douglas
Laura Saint
Rice County
Edwin PF. Knapp
Smith County
Ed. Brinkmeyer
Neosho County
A White Thanksgiving With Cold Storms Across Nation
A white Thanksgiving and freezing weather spread from the northern Rockies into the plains and Midwest with sub zero readings and forecasts of freezing rain and snow. Strong winds and power outages marked the eastern storm, which caused several deaths and continued across parts of New York and the Northeast.
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Associated Press
Canadian
Rockies
Mountain
Plains
Midwest
Cutbank
Mont
Minnegota
Kansas
North Central
North Atlantic
New York
Seaboard
Man Held in Contempt Sparks Courtroom Brawl
In Arkansas City Kansas on November 22 a civil case over a $194 overdue bill ended in a courtroom brawl. Defendant Craig W Barker, a photo studio owner, attacked Judge Doyle E White after contempt charges were filed. Deputy George Sybrant and officers intervened as Barker fought, was injured, and later dismissed. No charges were filed.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Craig W. Barker
Doyle E. White
Barker
George Sybrant
Sybrant
Hugh Killbane
Deaths and Funerals in Weekly Notice
Mrs Clara Helstrom Creel 82 died at her Pasadena home after Lone Star origin. Survived by four children and sister Mrs Teresa Banks of Sacramento. James M Langrell 53 of 585 Maine St died in Lawrence Memorial Hospital after weeks ill. Survives include wife Lucy, daughters June Wilson, Monta Jean, sons James E and Exum Edward, sister Virginia Tyson, five brothers, and other relatives. Mrs Elva Johnson, about 58, died at a Wichita hospital. widow of W T Johnson and former Tesch Institute principal. Funeral plans announced with details pending star.
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Clara Helstrom Creel
Pasadena
Calif
Lone Star
California
Teresa Banks
Sacramento
James M. Langreil
James M. Langrell
Maine Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Constant Construction Company
Rumsey Funeral Home
Daniel K. Ford
West Side Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill
Lucy
June L. Wilson
Denver
Cole
W. T. Johnson
Elva Johnson
Colony
Herusband
Bateman
Wichita
Mra
Floyd Hammit
San Antonio
Texas
Leo Eller
Learnard Avenue
Johnson
Market News: Stocks Rise as Rails and Commodities Advance
Market roundups show stocks near a 20 year high with rails gaining and cotton active. Wheat steady on export sales, hogs and cattle mixed with slight gains in some livestock prices. Kansas City and Minneapolis grain markets report higher alfalfa and prairie hay, with mixed grain futures and soybeans edging up.
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New York
Corverine
Chicago
Kansas City Hay Market
Prairie
Siz
Erie
Stock market climbs near year peaks on Nov 22 shows
The New York stock market rose to year high levels with gains broad across sectors. Motors, steel and oil shares led while radio and television issues lagged. Turnover approached 2700000 shares as investors weighed dividends, company outlooks, and policy signals amid mixed economic cues.
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Wall Stress
New York
Ahark
O Ils
Steets
Motors
Rome
Lion OK
Richfield O
Standard ON
Juneral Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Stee Bethlehem Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Missouri Pacific
Nickal Pate
Canadia
Pacific
U.S. Gyp
New York Stocks Divorce Granted Judge Rules
Judge Hugh Means grants a district court divorce this morning to Marvin William Meyer from Olive Elizabeth Meyer in New York. The action ends their marriage as court records show the decree issued and filed.
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Hugh Means Thie Morning
Marvin William Meyer
Olive Elizabeth Meyer
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Elvin W. Wilson
Wabamsre County
Washington
Agriculture Department
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Dally
Thursay
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Ohio River Valley
Memorial Hospital
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Red Peace Congress
Treasury
Filitary
WIC
Uncle Sam
John Q
Congress
REA Newacs
Point Four
Henry Garland Bennett
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Truman
Bennett
Capus M. Waynick
Nicaragua
Ai-X
Thanksgiving Assembly
Liberty Memorial Today
Aed
AME
Kansas Council
L. DD
Beck
Association
Roosters
Sansa City
Ron Fryers
Fryers
Farmrun Broilers
Lerhorn
Kansaw City
Nebraska
Twa Rascent
Fas
Nativ
Wahans City
Milo Ranizr
Raffir
Norisially
Sacred Records
Maiden Watch
Lawrence Gyupirqny
SAE
USDAY
Formbu
Minnesota
Admiral Corp Cone
Muttina
Downs Travel Service
Misa Johnson
Mass
Furneces
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SMO Gas
West Sth
Fred A. Bremer
Lawrence, Kansas
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