Truman defends MacArthur and calls for rapid build up
President Truman asserts no fault in General MacArthur and endorses expanded Allied military strength. He signals possible all out mobilization, explores price and wage controls, and maintains rejection of nationalist Chinese troop offers to avoid a wider war. He rebuts Republican claims that Acheson tried to oust MacArthur.
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Leke
Free Nations
Europe
Yaere
Truman
MacArthur
Korea
Acheson
Far East
Wherry
Nebraska
Bricker
Ohio
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Weathering the Field Lonborg Talks Weather and Football at Kiwanis
Lonborg of XK. A athletic manager told Kiwanis members that bad weather can level the playing field citing a football game this year where the winner had no first downs or completed passes. He discussed the T formation against the single wing and noted Northwestern’s unresolved student seating problem. Guest Herb Semper, national cross country winner, attended. Probate Judge Dies in Holton Jackson County judge N W Gibson, 78, dies after brief illness leaving a wife, daughter in St Louis, and son in Ohio.
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Arthur
K. U
Lonborg
Aho
Northwestern
Herb Semper
Holton
Kan
N. W. Gibson
Jackson County
Harvey Throop
St. Louis
Henry
Tiffin
Ohio
Local Hospital Notes List Names and Addresses
A memorial hospital entry lists many local residents by name and address including Harold Reed of McLouth and Laura Grens of 1101 West Twenty-first Street, with other names such as Mrs. Mildred Frakes, Tony Mirikitani, and Cora Anderson among the households cited. A baby girl is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Good at 1206 West Twenty-Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Reed
McLouth
Max Behnmaier
Lecompton
Laura Grens
West Twenty-first Street
Jack Lewin
Clathe
Leroy Gross
Ohio Street
Delbern Simpson
Joplin
Willis Saint
New York Street
Mildred Frakes
North Third Street
Tony Mirikitani
Yenth Street
Eunite Breith
Overbrook
Mattie Seth
Indiana Sts
Grace Miller
Tanda Kay Wilson
Connecticut Street
Charlene McCluggage
Indiana Street
Cora Anderson
North Fourth Street
Doores
Eae
Mra Doubine and
Baby
West Ntyrird Pacers
Madeline Street
Bernice Barnvere
Ee Badgrat Dickinson
Connecticut
Willis Painter Admitted After Accident
Willis Painter, 80, was admitted to Lawrence Memorial for treatment after an accident. He received care and will remain in the hospital for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Painter
Lawrence Memorial
Boy's Fourth Birthday Brings Mixed Feelings in Lawrence
Local couple fret over their sons upcoming fourth birthday as he imagines becoming a big boy and fears losing his current self. Across town Woodlawn second graders visit the University Art Museum to view children's book illustrations and lament missing titles. Kansas principals attend KU for Principals Day seeking insights from graduates in college preparation. University and athletics tighten ticket distribution while public sales occur the morning of games. Liberty Memorial high school home economics students tour Donnelly Garment in Kansas City and Macy's hosts on the job training class. McPherson College students, delayed by icy highways, break fast in Lawrence en route home from a Virginia church convention.
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Kansas High School
K.U
Schan
Liberty Memorial High School
Faye Orelup
Kansas City
Donnelly Garment Company
Macy's Department Store
McPherson College
Virginia
Lawrence
McPhernon
Divided Senate on Atomic Bomb Use in China
Washington lawmakers split over President Truman's report that the atomic bomb may be considered against Chinese communists. Senator Brewster urged use to target troop concentrations and dumps, while Senator Millikin warned it should not be used except under dire necessity. Senator Young opposed. Senator Flanders favored only with UN approval. Several warned of possible retaliation or global escalation.
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Washington
Cp—Congress
Truman
Brewster
R-Me
Viewsmen
Millikin
R.-Colo
Joint
Congressional Atomic Committee
Young
R.-N.d
Flanders
R.-Vt
United Nations Assembly
U. S
Russia
Karl Compton
Compton
U N Assembly Indicts Plan With Korea Delays
The council debated Korea action. Austin warned the United Nations will not bow to threats and called for speedier passage of the six power resolution. Wu Hsiu Chuan and Chinese envoys sparred as Linh and Tsiang attacked Peiping’s stance and defended Formosa.
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Austin
United Nations
Far East
Peiping
Wu Hsiu-Chuan
Korea
MacArthur
South Kora
Ben C. Linh
K U Law Team Draws Bye In Mock Court Battle
New York November 20. Law students from 12 schools began competing for the national moot court championship sponsored by the city bar association. First round pairings included Yale vs Temple and Kentucky vs Brooklyn with Kansas and Virginia earning byes.
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New York
The
Bar Association of
City of
Yale
Temple
Kentucky
Brooklyn
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Northeastern
Georgetown
Albany
Chicago-Kent
University of Kansas
University of Virginia
Guardsmen Block Downtown Pittsburgh Traffic
Armed national guardsmen, over 200 strong, blocked 52 routes into Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle to prevent a traffic jam hindering snow removal. Mayor Lawrence ordered autos stopped except for essential trips as thousands had crowded the area the previous day. President Truman later named Mayor Michael W. Disalle of Toledo to direct price stabilization.
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Pittsburgh
National
Golden Triangle
David L. Lawrence
Washington
Truman
Michael W. Disalle
Toledo
Ohio
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Acknowledges relatives and friends for cards and visits during illness. Thanks hospital staff and ministers along with Masonic Brothers for their kindness and support.
Late Rep Meyer Honored After Death in Congress
In Washington on November 30 the House adopted a resolution expressing profound regret over the death of Rep Herbert A. Meyer of Kansas. Senator Schoeppel presented the measure in the Senate, with tributes from Rees and other lawmakers noting Meyer’s courage, industry, and justice.
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Washington
Congress
Herbert A. Meyer
R.-Kan
Rees
House
Schoeppel
St.-Kan
Senate
Meyer
Independence, King
Assist Defense Head Warren G Paramore Appointed
Topeka November 30 Warren G Paramore chairman of the Topeka city planning commission was named executive assistant to the state director of civil defense Standish Hall Wichita The position carries a 5000 annual salary Damage Suit Appealed In District Court Eugene W Corel seeks 147 37 for car damage August 4 on Eleventh Street Warren E Gordon appeals the county court ruling
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Topeka
Warren G. Paramore
Frank Gray
Eugene W. Corel
Warren E. Gordon
Eleventh Street
Gorda
Market News Roundup Stocks rise amid mixed commodity shifts
New York stock averages advanced with broad gains led by chemicals, coppers, oils, and steel issues before profit-taking trimmed some gains. Traders cited optimism over world peace efforts and renewed demand, while merchandising shares encountered some pressure as the market cooled late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Prman
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Memorial Hospital
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Wallace Good
Woodlawn
University Art Cuseum
K. U. Athletic
Con- Elen
Delta Delta Delta
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West Hilla
Kappa Sigma
Delta Upsilon
U. N. Assembly
Moscow
China
T. F. ‘Tsian J
Formosa
K. U. Law
Serbia
Sacred Records
Mesden Watch Shop
Erg Pheas
H. A. Meyer
Gara Catandy
Gaia
Ivers
Joe
Leshorn
Upper
Dagen
Kansas
Kansae
At-Usdas
Ap-Hdai
Prairie
Chicago
American Woolen
U.S
Gypeem
Admiral Corp
S ‘Amt
Alctines
Cheysler
Curtiss Deere
Be - du Pont
Goodyear
Kennecott Mont Want
Penney
Radio Corp Scare-Reed
Zak Sor
Seyny
Woolworth
Ywca Bazaar
Hawaii
Philippines
Vermont
Jean Murphy
East Sth
Pawrence Byupunsdy Catlugs
Furna Effic
Scott Shea
We A Nogodo
Ices
Coats
Massachusetts
Tatehaw
New Hampshire
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