Farm Bureau elects Otto Hack as president at county meeting
Otto Hack, a 46 year old farmer from Worden, was elected president of the county Farm Bureau, succeeding Kindred who retires after two years. The meeting named Merl Nehrhass as vice president with Fremont Hornberger as secretary treasurer. Delegates include Hugh Boyce and Mrs J M O Connor, Clinton, with Mrs L Kindred as alternate. Hack, who farms 263 acres mainly beef cattle, has served since the 1930s on county AAA, the school board, and Farmers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto' Hack
Worden
Espaerirey Bureau
Merl Nehrhass
Route 5
Fremont Hornberger
Baldwin
Wintate Board of Agriculture
Don Widora
Tet Neksbaass
Kindred
Eudora
Will Hayden
State Farm Bureau
Hugh Boyce
Fred Flory
J. M. O'Connor
Clinton
L. Kindred
Hack
Ack
Farm Bureau
AAA
Farmers Union
David Noe
Lecompton
Mas
Harold Chamney
E. C. Rappard
Overbrook
Horn
Jensa
Sutton
Grant
Nehrhass
Jonald Breithaupt
Joe
Marion
Rappard
Palmyra
Hormberser
Wakarusa
Chamney
Willow Springs
J. $J. O'Connor
William Johnson
H. R. Kehler
Earl Janeway
Kanwaka
O'Connor
Olin Heffner
Harvey Booth
Carl Hunzicker
W. A. Hunter
Marjorie Tucker
Augusta Flory
Bette Heck
Misa Betty Brunk
Barbara Powell
Denna
Shirar
Virginia Schaake
Areta Powell
Betty Houk
Peggy Weeks
Howard Lynch
Bill Marckley
Frank Hagenbuch
Wayne Strong
Nehrbass
Fee
Cottonwood Blossoms
Cottonwood 4-H Club
Don Craig
Dale Flory
Karl Garrett
Donald Craig
Topeka
William Rice
Alabama Street
Noe
Warren Flory
Route 4
Otis Glover
State Extension
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Hornher
Jesse Sutton
Enlistment Expands to Married Men with Dependents
Air Corps will now enlist married men with dependents, allowing service members with up to two dependents to join. Prior service could enlist at higher grades regardless of dependents, while previously only single men were eligible.
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Air Corps
United States Air Force
Lawrence
Kansas gridiron stars may play North South in day
Tackle Mike McCormack and halfback Wade Stinson of the Kansas university football team have received bids to play in the North South game. McCormack has indicated he will accept the invitation though exact departure dates for training camps are still undecided.
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Mike McCormack
Wade Stinson
Kansas University
Nai
Mack
Indiant
Grave utterances over war threat during council stalemate
The U N Security Council faced a tense session as Soviet delegate Malik sought to grant Wu the floor to charge U S aggression in Korea while India and Yugoslavia abstained. President Truman kept fully informed as the war in Korea intensified and the cabinet prepared for a possible briefing after a key chiefs of staff meeting.
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Security Council
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
U. S
Malik
United States
Formass
India
Yugoslavia
Austin
Vermont
Far East
State Department
Michael J. McDermott
Iia
Soviet
China
Truman
Korea
Charles G. Ross
Omar Radley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thief Steals at Alpha Delta Pi House in Thanksgiving
A burglar entered the Alpha Delta Pi sorority house during the Thanksgiving holidays and stole items including a pink satin dress, velvet dress, pink earrings, perfume, six lipsticks, and a saddle shoe, the odd choice in an otherwise complete ensemble. T V Smith to speak at KU on democratic life in Fraser Theater as part of the World in Crisis course.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Aimong
T. V. Smith
Syracuse University
Fraser Theater
University of Kansas
Induction Call for Local Draft Board 18 Today
The draft board received an induction call for 10 men to report December 11 for pre induction examinations in Kansas City Missouri. The 20 men slated to report on the same day will undergo Schick tests for diphtheria susceptibility and tuberculin tests, conducted by the Douglas County health department.
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Kansas City
Schick
Douglas County Health Department
Marriage Licenses Granted in Probate Court
Marriage licenses issued yesterday include Rich la ore and Mary We 'ork v2 of Humboldt over 23, Sad Marie othe and aanaare over 18, of 3 Ral and dan, 33, of Cora Stewart Set Chertorale.
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Cour
To Richlaore
Mary
We 'Ork
Humboldt
Marie Othe
Dan
Cora Stewart
Paris Tekes Bicycle Theft Report Near Junior High
Paris Tekes reported to police that parts from his bicycle were missing while he was in classes at a junior high school yesterday. The incident occurred on Illinois Street near Marquette and involved his bike during night hours.
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Cart
Marquette
Illinois Street
Rts
War War War Roads to Yalu and a Diplomatic Crossroad
MacArthur predicts a rapid end to the war, urging his troops toward the Yalu as Chinese forces surge with numerical superiority and air power. Analysts note the conflict teeters between a decisive military push and high level diplomacy at Lake Success or London.
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MacArthur
Yalu
U. S
Lake Success
London
U. N
Ching
Tokyo
Yalu River
Peiping
Grass Fire Alarm at Pawnee Street
Fire department responded to 101 Pawnee Street at 1 20 PM to extinguish a grate fire.
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Pawnee Street
Fire sprinkler failure floods Fraser building quarters
A faulty attic sprinkler outlet released water through Fraser building causing extensive damage to the lower floors and auditorium. Water flowed about 20 minutes before workers shut off the sprinkler while students and faculty evacuated equipment and books. Fraser remained in use today with watermarks noted.
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Fraser
K. U
Kefauver Profile Highlights Senate Career and Crime Probe Style
Kefauver, elected in 1948 from Tennessee, served on armed services interstate and foreign commerce and District of Columbia committees. One of 11 senators with three committee assignments, he was known for a sharp aggressive crime investigation approach conducted in a strict, court like manner.
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Ennessee
List Congress
Kefauver
Armed Services, Interstate and Foreign Commerce
District of Columbia
First Brick Lays For Cordley School Wing
The first brick was laid at the Cordley school addition yesterday. Bricklayers worked on the south wall near kindergarten rooms. Foundations since September completed, some concrete floors poured and basement fully concreted. Part of the steel superstructure beams in place. Dressen to Dodgers Brooklyn, Nov. 28. The Dodgers appointed Charles Dressa as manager for one year.
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New Cordley School
Cordley School
Births and Residents Listed From Memorial Hospital
A roster of names and addresses appears from Memorial Hospital noting births and residents in multiple cities. Includes Mrs Cassie Harrell 1041 Vermont street Walter Petersen 522 North Seventh street and others with baby announcements and marriages across Tulsa Plattsburg Baldwin Denver Haskell Topeka details.
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Harold Simon
Ohio Street
Cassie Harrell
Vermont Street
Walter Petersen
North Seventh Street
Aura Root
Tulsa
Oklo
Rhode Island Street
Sam Dickengon
Connecticut Street
Cora Anderson
North Fourth Street
Rosaria Gunn
Lake Street
Janice Fultz
East Eleventh Street
Betty Cannon
Benner Springs
Linda
Kay Wilson
Freida Renner
Plattsburg
Rosaria Garcna
Judith Ann Hornberger
Baldwin
Martha Butell
William Young
Denver
Cole
Helen Hill
Geraldine
Gritta
Haskell
Maaybeth ‘Alter
Deaths and Funerals in Local Tuesday Notices
Obituaries list Francis G. Hughes 60 of near Lawrence to be buried at Oak Hill after services at Eudora Methodist Church with Rev. Boicourt officiating. Geneva Genevieve Grimes Topeka resident dies at home. survivors include husband Kiam Grimes and two daughters, services pending. Walter H. Andrews funeral at Rumsey's. Clarence Kiser services at St Luke AME Church with Oak Hill burial. Western Star Lodge to provide ritual rites.
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Francia G
Jack” Hughes
Francis G
Lawrence
Eudora Methodist Church
George M. Boicourt
Oak Hill Cemetery
Edwin F. Abels
Delbert Adama
C. 8. Fuller
Kelvin Hoover
Maurice Starr
Carl Altenbernd
G. E. Schaake
William Zimmerman
Geneva Genevieve Grimes
Topeks
Lakeview
Saarence Riser
Clarence
Kiser
Minstos Street
Jerney
St. Luke A. Mu. BE
E. F. Fant
Western Star Lodge No
A. F
A.M
Burdab
Chinese Red Forces Turn Tide in Korea Front Clash
AP dispatch from Eighth Army HQ reports Chinese divisions along the northwest Korea front attacking under cover of night. MacArthur warns the offensive ends any quick war hope as UN forces retreat, with heavy losses and shattered plans. Chinese prisoner says orders aim to fight through winter to destroy thousands of Americans.
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MacArthur
United Nations Commission On
Korea
Tokyo
Coulter
Reda
Anfang
Manchuria
United Nations
Popo.n
Eighth Intelligence
Oho
P. Sponden
Pet Grickson
Eighth Army
U. N
Manchurian
Siete
Don Whitehead
Red China
Whitehead
U.N
Chonrju
Yellow Sea
Okehon
R.o.k.s
U. S
Pyongyang
Sea of Japan
Soviet Siberia
Seoul
Kapyong
Northwest Korea
Market News From New York and Midwest Trading Notes
Stock weakness sparked by Chinese Communist actions in Korea sent Wall Street lower with the day’s trading heavy on a broad selloff. Leaders include nickel, U S Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, GM, and Allied names. despite the stock downturn, steel, motors and chemicals rose in commodity markets as war news supported prices.
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Wall Street
New York
Korea
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Studebaker
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
General, Electric
American Can
Phelps Dodge
American Telephone
Sante Fe
Miinois Central
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil
XN. J
LU. S. Gypim
Supreme Court Considers Appeal of Convicted Communist Leaders
Washington Nov 28 UP The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal by convicted communist leaders but refused to delay the session. The argument is set for next Monday with plans to keep Pritt, a former British MP, from attending due to a prior engagement in India. The leaders were convicted for conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the government.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Aeish
D. N. Pritt
Parliameat
Pritt
India
Monay
State Court Bailiff Appointment in Kansas Supreme Court
James G. Mitchell of Topeka has been appointed bailiff of the Kansas Supreme Court effective December 1, announced by Chief Justice W. Harvey. Mitchell succeeds W. G. Gordinier who resigned after being named bailiff earlier this month to replace the late George I. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
James G. Mitchell
Kansas Supreme Court
Justce W. Harvey
Mitchell
W. G. Gordinier
George I. Brown
Trivett in Fair Condition After Heart Attack
R K Trivett a job compositor at the World commy is reported in fair condition. Lawrence Memorial Hospital physicians say he was stricken with a heart attack several weeks ago.
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R. K. Trivett
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Communist Appeal
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