United States And Britain Clash Over Korea POW Plan
The United States rejected a British backed Indian compromise on Korea prisoner of war settlements, demanding substantial amendments. Britain pressed to keep the plan as is, while Eden abstained from a NY meeting and Acheson prepared to address the UN committee amid tense diplomacy. Poland’s hoped response to Western rifts added to the anxious scene.
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U. S
Anthony Eden
Britain
Dean Acheson
Eden
Beeston
Tien
Sel Lieyd
New York
London
Acheson
U. N
Poland
Southeast Asia Faces New Peril Amid Iraqi Riots and Soviet Supply Route
Rioting in Baghdad prompted a martial law government to dissolve parties close newspapers and ban demonstrations after 11 people killed and 58 wounded. In Washington, officials cite Russian war supplies via a Red railway through China aiding Viet Minh in Indo China, with four Russian trucks found at Phu Tho and a broader threat to Burma and Thailand.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U. S. Information Service
Cspital
Kotera
China
Indo-China
Burma
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Phu-Tho
Korea
More Snow and Rain Promised to End Kansas Drought
Weather bureau forecasts a relief system for Monday night and Tuesday with rain in southeastern and extreme eastern Kansas and snow in the west and north central regions. Temperatures to remain cool with a Tuesday turn to colder air, lows 2 to near 40, highs 30s to mid 40s. Moisture could benefit drought, Southeast Kansas reports good rain amounts, other areas saw light snow and rain mix. Goodland logs one inch of snow, Salina and Garden City report light snow with rain conversion by morning.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Goodland
Salina
Garden City
Cantral
Sue Inch
Tueaday
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New ‘York
Oklahoma City
Washington
K C Truck Driver Killed At Morris Crossing
Harold Loft, 36, of Lake Lotawana Missouri, was killed when his Continental Baking Co truck was struck by the Santa Fe Super Chief eastbound at a Morris Kansas crossing. Deputy James Fouts reported the truck was shoved against a semaphore while crossing three tracks. Loft had planned deliveries to Lawrence today to several grocery stores.
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Kansas City
Kas
Santa Fe Railroad
Morris
Harold Loft
Lake Lotawana
Continental Baking Co
James Fouts
Wyandotte Couny
Wrk
Monroe Stretch Seoul Dirt Road Conflict
A fragment notes two paths or wiles on a dirt road near Monroe and Seoul involving an executor of the U 5 First. The text is fragmentary with unclear entities and no clear event outcome.
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Seoul
Erctor
U 5
AP surveys okayed as permanent AP feature in two states
Kansas and Missouri editors at the AP meeting adopted a resolution urging national presidential surveys become a permanent AP function. The group praised the survey for gathering and analyzing member reports and cleansing polls in a campaign. E. Lansing Ray was saluted for a century of unbiased news service.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
E. Lansing Ray
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Roy A. Roberts
Kansas City Star
Dolph Simons
Lawrence
Kas
Journal-World
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons Sun
Kansas AP
E. L. Dale
Carthage Press
Missouri AP
Simons
Giant Plane Down Over Alaska Vanishes With 52 Aboard
A giant C-1274 Globemaster carrying 52 aboard disappeared over the Gulf of Alaska Saturday. Twenty-four search planes were ready as weather remained poor. A faint radio signal surfaced from Middleton Island area but yielded no concrete clues. The Pentagon identified Pvt. Leonard A. Kittle among those aboard.
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Gulf of Alaska
Anchorage
Alaska
Middleton Island
Army
Air Force
U. S
Washington
Pentagon
Leonard A. Kittle
Sandra S. Kittle
Caney
Xox
Korea
Montana
Globemaster
CAA
Yakataga
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Home Demonstration Post To Wife of City Teacher
Mrs. Paula Glover, 24, will become Douglas County home demonstration agent on Dec. 1 under the agricultural extension service. She succeeds Miss Carroll Crowgey, resigning Sept. 1. Glover previously headed Neosho County work for three years and is a University of Missouri graduate. Her husband Herschel Glover is a sixth grade teacher at New York school. Her office will be in the Post Office building. Her home is Carl Junction, Missouri.
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Paula Glover
Douglas County
Douglas County Agricultural Exseption Council
Glover
Agricultural Extension Service
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Lawrence
Herschel Glover
New York School
Virginia
Neosho County
University of Missouri
Missouri
Carl Junction
Jopliss
Government to sell state enterprises for land reform
The Formosa government in Taipei moves to sell several state enterprises including a cement works, paper mill, and fertilizer plant to finance its land reform. Proceeds would compensate landlords for holdings turned over to farmers who till the land.
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Taipeh
Formosa
State Legislative Clinic To Be Held Here Tuesday
More than 40 issues scheduled to come before the Kansas Legislature will be discussed at a legislative clinic in Lawrence Tuesday night. The event, sponsored by the Lawrence and state Chambers of Commerce, opens with a 6:30 dinner at the Hotel Eldridge and is open to the public with reservations via the Chamber office.
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Kansas
Lawrence and State Chambers of Commerce
Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
Wren Building
8Th and
Vt. Sts
State Chamber
C. C. Kilker
Clib
Carl C. Nordstrom
J. R. Halladay
Harry Woods
Solicitors mobilize for CROP drive in Lawrence tonight
Lawrence residents will be asked to give to the Christian Rural Overseas Program in a 7 to 10 pm solicitation tonight. About a third of Douglas County’s $3,400 goal is expected from Lawrence as 102 two man teams canvass residential districts. Contributions can be left at three local banks this week if missed. The drive funds barrels of dried food for overseas needy families, with no paid CROP staff.
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Lawrence
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Douglas County
Will, Inc
Lawrence Banks
Duglas County
Moon
First Methodist Church
Marion Barlow
Sam Ferguson
Herb Nehrbass
Charles Grant
Fred Kloepper
Willow Springs
Kant Neiburgge
Clinton Township
Walter Kampschroeder
Clinton
Thanksgiving vacations begin for KU and Lawrence students
KU students begin a five day Thanksgiving break at 1 p m Tuesday affecting about 6300 learners. Lawrence public schools take a four day holiday from Wednesday afternoon with return to classes Monday December 1. Christmas and New Year holidays run December 20 to January 5. Lawrence teachers meetings on November 6 and 7 prompted the break. The Thanksgiving assembly at Liberty Memorial High School features Hi Y and choir performances with readings, scripture and songs.
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University of Kan- Sag
Lawrence Public Schools
K.U
Lawrence School
University
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
Hi-Y, Christian Organization
Eli Wood
Frank Black
Hi-V
A. F E. Bramble
First
Methodist Church
Judenta
Chuck Broadwell
Wayne Nelson
John
Ike in U N Visit Sees Officials
President-elect visited the United Nations and met Canadian envoy Pearson while attending General Assembly activities. He walked through the building and engaged with officials amid discussions on Korea and global plans.
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Ike
U.N
Arreviatra
York
U. N. Mon
Rayne
Nour
Pearson
Canada
General Assembly
Bancreda
Varias
Lawrence photog Clarkson wins four awards in 1952 AP contest
Rich Clarkson a Kansas University sophomore and son of Maurice Clarkson of Lawrence won four prizes including a first in sports photography at the Kansas Missouri Associated Press editors joint meeting contest. The sweepstakes picture Fare well to Chris by Harold Lyle of the Topeka Daily Capital depicted a girl leaving her collie behind for Texas. The event drew 399 entries, with class breakdowns and winners listed from papers across Kansas and Missouri.
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Kansas City
Rich Clarkson
Lawrence- Journal-World
Kansas
Missouri Associated Press
Clarkson
Maurice Clarkson
Ky. St
Lawrence
Chris
Harold Lyle
Topeka
Capital
Texas
Nee Spara
Ing
Joseph
News-Press
Springfield
Leader Press
Cap Pra
Wichita
Eagle
Kas
Beacon
Atchison, Vas
Globe
Coffeyville
Journal
Gazette
Indeo
Daily Reporter
McPherson
Republican
ASSA
A. B. Crank
Kansas City Star
Brooks Crummett
Fred Schulenberger
Kansas City Tar
Lyle
Daily At
Christmas Mailing List Tops Six Hundred Thirteen Names
The Journal-World reports 613 service men names received by noon today for the Christmas mailing list to appear in the Thanksgiving edition. Substitutions and new addresses are being coordinated with few duplicates. Also noted, property owners near the new high school site will meet the City Planning Commission Tuesday night to review a 100 acre master plan. Navy selects a bid to play Alabama in the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day. Naval Academy invited to Miami game.
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Journal-World “Service
Sourpet Wort
la. Sts
City Planning Commission
Washington
Navy
Alabama
Rain Snow Boost Wheat Comforts Lawrence Fire Risk
Moisture totaling .46 inch fell from rain and snow in Lawrence late Sunday into today easing fire hazards and boosting the 1953 wheat crop. Snow first of fall, temperatures near freezing, roads mostly ok with hazy conditions in some areas. broader region warned of slick spots and potential ice as temps fall. Fires reduced across prairie due to moisture. wheat stands expected to improve with soaking rain and earlier showers. Strong winds in the San Francisco Bay area also caused damage including toppled trees and fires.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Topeka
Atchison
Manhattan
Salina
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