Kansas seeks funds to boost tourism in state
Topeka Nov 29 an intensive nationwide effort to increase tourist travel in Kansas is proposed by the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce board of directors. They recommend the 1951 legislature appropriate 50000 a year to the Kansas Industrial Development Commission for a statewide tourism program.
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MacArthur May Need More Troops for Korea
U S defense officials say Gen Douglas MacArthur can prevent a military disaster with current machines and firepower, but the United Nations must decide if he will receive enough manpower and broadened orders to push the Chinese south of the Yalu. Analysts note the Chinese break came from manpower and limited artillery or armor. MacArthur may reform divisions northeast of Pyongyang to leverage UN air power and allied artillery in the rear, while Chiang Kai-shek’s Formosa troops could be a quick manpower source but are deemed insufficient and politically risky. Canada plans a brigade of about 8,000 joins no fresh UN troops on the horizon.
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Life on the Farm Through Humble Struggle and Woes
A fragmented verse depicts farm life with sowing and harvest toil, pests, weather, animals, and family labor. It contrasts hardship and endurance as the farmer endures daily routine from dawn to dusk while tending fields, livestock, and a fading rural world.
Congressmen Delayed By Weekend Storm Inbound To Washington
Washington dispatch reports two Kansas congressmen could not reach the capital for the lame duck session. Representative Hope of Kansas remained in Wheeling West Virginia since Saturday, while Representative Scrivner stopped in Columbus Ohio on an automobile trip to Washington.
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R.-Kan
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Columbus
Ohio
Kansas recital to feature Jan Chiapuso in Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents piano professor Jan Chiapuso in Hoch Auditorium in Lawrence. The program includes Bach Mozart Beethoven Mendelssohn works and premieres by Barber and Szymanowski, opening with Bach English Suite in F and concluding with Barber piano sonata and Szymanowski mazurkas. Public invited, no admission charge.
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