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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1952
Page
3
Rudolph attributed the crash to engine failure in a brief note. The statement cites technical fault as cause without detailing investigation results or additional evidence.
A citizens commission backed by President-elect Eisenhower opened its first meeting led by David Sarnoff of RCA to examine how the armed forces can boost combat power. The panel will review ways to trim desk-bound personnel and improve troop effectiveness, with initial proposals targeting uninformed, housekeeping, and personnel issues.
The Department of Defense today announced casualties among Kansans in the Korean area. Wounded include PFC David L. Landis of Burlington and PFC Keith L. Patton of Wellsville. PFC Ralph R. Rogers of Havensville is listed injured alongside PFC Evan E. Bullard of Attica.
Local church folks and families in Eudora and nearby towns gathered for holidays and events. The Rev Dr Weimer will preach in Salem and Clearfield churches, attendees included Page and Kerr families, Teach ers meeting in Lawrence noted, and a Pure Milk Producers dinner planned.
The Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic in Lawrence enters its third year and seeks a $2,700 Chest grant to help meet its $18,228 goal. The clinic, housed at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and Douglas County Health Department, serves 238 people in two years, mostly children, with 1,240 hourly sessions. Staff include Dr. Sigmund Gundle, Barbara Greenberg, Benjamin Lewis, and Lois Hull.
Edgewood Md. searchers recovered four bodies after a B-50 bomber crash during a test flight. Three more bodies were found, leaving one crewman unaccounted for as investigators continued at the crash site.
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