Warily eyeing more aid to China amid crisis
Washington reports wary about increasing U S help to China after Chiang Kai-shek’s plea. Secretary Marshall said no decision yet, hinges on Congress, armed aid limits, and avoiding broader commitments. He noted $125,000,000 in aid allocated this year, with most used for arms and supplies. Chiang seeks immediate backing and possible American supervision led by a top figure, with rumors of MacArthur for the role.
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Washington
China
Bhaima
Chiang Kai-shek
Truman
Marshall
White House
Congress
U. S
Arma
Conneas
Chiang
Refresher course in obstetrics at KU Medical Center
A three day refresher course in distetrica ted gyneceslogy for physicians runs December 6 through 8 at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. Ingham notes strong enrollment from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas and a California physician has enrolled. Lecturers include Dr. Moors West Randall Pyle Cox and Schwegler with KU medical faculty.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansan City
H. G. Ingham
K. A
Ingham
California
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
John Moors
Grand Forks
N. D
Aaron R. Pyle
Topeka
Lawrance M. Randall
Roche
Minnong Ds
Ray A. West
Wichita
K. U
Dre
L. A. Calk
Kenneth N. Cox
H. M. Nh
H. L Gainey
Buford Gilten
Hubert L. Newman
Gil
Greater Kansas City
Army Hospital Internships For Kansas Students
Army Surgeon General appointed seven University of Kansas seniors to internships at Army General Hospital starting July 1, 1949. Selections were nationwide and based on academic standings. Recipients include Flina Thrine at Walter Reed General Hospital and others at Mercy Jones, Madi General, Letterman General, Fitzsimons General hospitals in Washington, Battle Creek, Tacoma, San Francisco, Denver.
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U. S. Army
University of Kansas School of Eine
Army General Hospitale
T.D. McCarthy
Basia
Ose
Flina M. Thrine
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington, D. C
George H. Keene
Mercy Jones General Hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
Pittsburg Pastor Dies After 20 Years At St Marys Church
Monsignor Patrick McCullough, pastor of St Marys Catholic church in Pittsburg Kansas for two decades, died last night after years of ill health. His age was not disclosed though he was believed to be in his mid seventies. Funeral plans were not finalized. He was ordained in Ireland and came to serve in Parsons before moving to Pittsburg in 196? and to Wichita earlier. Burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery. He previously led parishes in Moline and Cherryvale and retired due to health.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Patrick McCullough
St. Marya Catholic Church
Parsons
Rumsey
Lou Grif
Waterford
Ireland
Wichita
Oak Hill
Pargone
Moline
Cherryvale
Monrignor
Name mix up causes campus confusion in Lawrence
In Lawrence yesterday police court fined motorists for minor traffic violations totaling 16 dollars. Duke D Ambra, longtime operator of a local photography service, sparked chatter over his name and rumored royal ties. The Intercollegiate magazine used a photo of Memo ris Stadium on its cover, miscaptioned as Duke University in North Carolina, prompting an apology from the editor who blamed D Ambra’s credit line for the error.
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Duke D'Ambra
Capri
Duke
University of Kansas
The
Intercolegiate
Christian
K U
Ihs
Duke University
North Carolina
D'Ambra
North, Carolina
Won Trip to Chicago for Outstanding 4-H Members
Nearly 20 Kansas 4-H club members will depart from Kansas City Saturday to attend the 1948 national 4-H club congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2. In addition to those earning trips for outstanding club work, Armin Samuelson of Topeka and Maurice McClure of Walton, state sheep shearing winner, will join the delegation. J Harold Johnson, state 4-H livestock and poultry judging leader at Kansas State College, noted Geary county teams will leave Junction City Wednesday to compete in the Chicago finale.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Chicago
Armin Samuelson
Topeka
Maurice McClure
Walton
Samuelson
Europe
J. Harold Johnson
Kansas State College
Geary County
Junction City
May Save on Insurance Veterans Pay Reduced Premium Rates on Annual Schedule
World War II veterans still paying GI insurance premiums monthly may receive discounts by switching to quarterly semi annual or annual payments. VA official U.S. Derby at 720 Maarachunatta Street Lawrence says about 90 percent pay monthly and can save with less frequent payments. Full details at the VA office in Lawrence.
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U. S. Derby
Veterans Administration Office
Maarachunatta Street
Lawrence
Derby
V.A
Mrs Clara Sulzer Dies Widow Of Former New York Governor
Mrs Clara Sulzer, 79, widow of former New York governor William Sulzer, died at home in Overbrook. A native of Elizabeth New Jersey she was married to Sulzer during his term from January 1 1913 to October 17 1918 when he was impeached and removed for falsifying campaign receipts and expenditures.
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Philadelphia
Clara Sulser
William Sulzer
Nw York
Overbrook
Sulser
Elizabeth
N. J
Ae &S
New York
Co op students save on food and housing costs at KU
Seventy seven members of four cooperative houses at the University of Kansas studied October spending averaging 37.15 dollars per member per month. EU co op council estimated a 28 dollar saving versus standard student rates. Henley women logged 27.85 dollars, Rock Chalk men 40.40 dollars, with differences largely due to room costs and housing arrangements.
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University of Kansas
Co-op Council
Rock Chalk
Jayhawk
Don
Henry Co
Henley
Coen
Harmon
Student Housing Association
Henley Toop
Y.W.C.A
Rock Chalk Co-op
Truman urges UN food agency members from U S and Argentina
President Truman told Russia and Argentina at the F A C meeting that hunger has no nation. He urged both nations to join the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and said he would seek congressional approval for an international wheat agreement if possible. The 80th Congress adjourned without action on a prior proposal to pool world markets.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
Argentina
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
F.A.C
Vent
Chinese officials fault Marshall on China policy
Chinese officials expressed disappointment with Secretary Marshall's Washington remarks on the China situation. They hoped for a new program of aid to Chiang Kai-shek's armies, while criticizing the United States for not providing what Nanking calls adequate support, and shifting blame to Washington for their own government's failures.
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Nanking
Marshall
Wasington
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Suchow
Here
Eat
Ohere
United States
Palestine mediator urges UN admit Israel to membership
Paris November 25 The acting Palestine mediator Dr Ralph J Runyon of the United States told the UN political committee that the United Nations should reaffirm the existence of the new Jewish state and that admission could be a step toward a Palestine settlement. Eccleshall England November 28 Six husky boys seized Eric Wildman during his lecture advocating corporal punishment in schools. Wildman, 27, heads the Nation Society for the Retention of Corporal Punishment and owns a cane making company. He carries 20 canes to Horsley Hall a self expression school where pupils pay 205 for a three month term and are not punished.
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Paris
United Nations
Israel
Ralph J. Run
Che
United States
Eccleshall
Eng
Eric Wildman
Wildman
The
Nation Society For
Horsley Hall
Thanksgiving death toll climbs to twenty five nationwide
Deaths for the Thanksgiving period reach 23 traffic and two miscellaneous by 6 p.m. Wednesday as the nation braces for holiday travel. The National Safety Council offered no estimate for total casualties. Last year saw 123 deaths from traffic and misc. causes. 1943 totaled 83 for all causes. State tallies include Colorado five one, Indiana two zero, Michigan two zero, New York two zero, Ohio four zero.
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National Safety Council
Colorado
Coneshot
Indiana
Ranent
Michew York
Ohio
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Addresses Listed
At Memorial Hospital Mrs Margaret Anderson and baby, 324 Maina street. Mrs Mil dred Mumford and baby, 817 Walnut street. Mrs Elizabeth Luts, 1218 Tennessee street. Miss Ruth Busse, 1821 Vermont street. Mr Mary Anderson, Kansas City Missouri. Richard Zimmers, Sunflower. Ray Clark Jr, 1245 Dread avenue. Shirley and Barbara Higgins, 546 Locust street. Twilla Unired Route L. Mr and Mrs Irvin Stoneback Route 4, a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Anderson Route 2 Richland, a son yesterday.
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Margaret Anderson
Baby
Maina Street
Mil
Dred Mumford
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Elizabeth McNees
Mrs Elizabeth Maria McNees aged 0 died this morning at her home on Route She was the widow of Oscar McNees who died in March 1946 She is survived by one daughter Mrs Frances Barnani Whittier California two sons Percy Llewellyn Tatum Texas Floyd Llewellyn Parkville Missouri three step sons James McNees Los Angeles California Marlin McNees Stratton Cole and Winston McNees of the home two brothers Charles Hickman and Erve Hickman Monroe City Missouri seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren
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Elizabeth McNeen
Elizabeth Maria McNees
Oscar McNees
Frances Barnani
Whittier
Calif
Percy Llewellyn
Tatum
Texas
Floyd Llewellyn
Parkville
James McNees
Los Angeles
Marlin McNees
Beating Communists in Parliament in Paris
Premier Queuille's moderate government triumphed over the communists in the French National Assembly by a 412 to 180 vote on November 25. The assembly tabled a communist question tied to clashes between communists and police around Armistice Day, with no specific question posed. Six communists and supporters indicated plans to pursue related queries.
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Paris
Henri Queuilie
National Assembly
Fire at Easton hotel prompts 55 guests to flee smoke
Predawn blaze at a 55-room hotel in Easton, Pennsylvania, caused by a suspected short circuit. Fire Chief Otto Johnson estimated damages at 150000 dollars. Firemen evacuated about 50 guests through a smoke-filled lobby and down ladders as smoke hindered interior access. No injuries reported.
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Easton
Otto Johnson
Ser F
Dewey Reasserts Intention to Stay Out of New York Race
New York dispatch reports Gov Thomas E Dewey arrived from Arizona and reiterated he will not run for governor again. The Dewey party including his wife and two sons traveled to Pawling New York for a farm visit and dinner.
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Dewey
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Arizona
Pawling
N.Y
Wingert M Meae graveside rites set for Italy death
Funeral services for Merle M Wingert killed in motion in Italy on September 18, 1946 will be held Sunday at 2 pm at the local cemetery. The Rev Dan Flory will conduct the service. Wingert was 22. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Wingert Route 1 and many brothers and a grandmother Mrs Barnhart. Pallbearers named include Claude Spoite and Lester Schwarz.
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Pfe
Merle Wingert
Mme
Merle M. Wingert
Italy
Lory
Dan Flory Willng
Wingert
Jesse Win
Ene
Katherine Wirtome
Es Wingert
Lawrence
Mra
Local Notices and Obituaries from Oskaloosa Area
Reports of injuries after a fall near Mra Earl Borland and several memorial and social notices. Obituaries note John Frasier died November 16 at his home, with services at Presbyterian church. Weddings, licenses, and community events are listed, including county agent meeting and area social club gatherings.
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AL A. Schwegler, Jr
Medical Center
Army Hospital
I Gs Corp
Wallace Tuttle
Indiana Street
Dimica
Yamato
Japan
Tuttle
Army
Clara Sulzer
E. U
Meath
Truman Arks
U.N. Food Organization
Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Senate
Minos
Scntt Lucas
U.N
Mediater
Memorial Hospital
Floyd Petrie, McLouth
Irvin Stoneback
Clarence Anderson
Richland
Queuile'n
Kattwin City
Kam
Assets Administration
U. S. Office of Education
Reteet
Council Grove
Alan Keith Bisoni
Theth
National Airlines
Lola
Greenwood
Columbus
Jesse Raines
Sola
Albuquerque
UPI
Pontiac
Chevrolet
DODGE
Mileawe
N. H
Schubert Funeral Home
Nita
Journal-World
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Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Earl Borland
Street
Oskaloosa
Tytus Nese
Kiotz
Bettter
Wees Fibbona
Wheeler
Sunny
Vaile
Lavelly Ander
Oskalooss
Dorothy , Sheldon
Dumavant
Nee Hiddleston
State Bank
Dick Shelton
Clarence Ater
John Shaw
W. F. Pane
Jane
Robert Hae
John Frasier
Denes
Homer
Delheri
Mra Frisdof
Oskaloose
Mian Maude Fraster
Herbert Wright
Roger Barker
Idea Worawick
Colonial Club
Orld
Tn Gertude Goldman
Mra St Tevens
Eugene Roberts
Chidren
George Brown
Ingie Lacey
Thompson
Scor Rom
Cable and Nive
Barr Gorrell
Methottat Chures
Drew & Hammond
Hammond Hom Mre
Victoria Shreder
CME
Tore W. Wyatt
I Wyatt
Florence
Taka James Welcher
Martha Lee Arron
Valley Falls
Poul Martin Jr
Mayette
Fiames Brown
Melton
Marbertting
Atchison
Winifred Craige
County
BR Mists
Legion Hal
Secial
Freeman & Pedwin
Royal College
Mare
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