Retaliation Feared Over Kennan Slur Crisis Hits US Kremlin
The United States weighs retaliation after Moscow accused Ambassador Kennan of slandering the Soviet Union by likening life in America to internment by the Nazis. Acheson and aides study options for a protest note, possible expulsion of Zarubin, or other steps while keeping diplomatic ties intact. Britain names Sir Roger Makins new ambassador to replace Sir Oliver Franks who returns home for inauguration preparations.
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United States
Russia
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Acheson
Kennan
Truman
Kremlin
Georgi N. Zarubin
Oliver Franks
Washington
Roger Fakins
Franks
U. S
London
Makins
Frank
William ‘McChesney’ Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Dwgiht YF. Davis
Weekend cools set in with frost across Kansas
The Kansas weather outlook shows a cool weekend with scattered frost Sunday morning across most of the state. Friday night temperatures rose and fell, with readings in Goodland from 86 to 36 as a rapid mercury swing continued. Dodge City and Russell reached 92, while no rain is in sight and a new warming trend is expected to begin Monday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland Feday
Mercury
Dodge City
Russell
Eldridge
Colorado Eridders
Buffalo
iGas
Law Pree
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mon
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneagaa
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Washington
Far East Supply Chief Dies From Knife Wound
TOKYO pM-Col. Aubrey D. Smith head of the Far East Command plans and Operations Supply section died Saturday from a knife wound. Gen Clark's headquarters said the injury was allegedly inflicted by his wife Mrs Dorothy Smith who is identified as the daughter of Gen Walter Krueger. The army said the colonel's wife is held for observation at the 8167th Station Hospital in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Aubrey D. Smith
Far East Command
Clark Clark
Dorothy Smith
Smith
Who's Who
America
Walter Krueger
U. S. Sixth Army
8167Th Station
Fire destroys Knight Market in Silver Lake
Silver Lake Kansas reports a second major fire in under a year gutting the Knight Market general store Friday night with owner estimating losses around 20000 dollars. A previous March blaze destroyed the local high school in the west Shawnee County town.
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Silver Lake
Kas
Knight Market
Shawnee County
Milk Prices Rise By One Cent At Local Processors
Local processors announce a one cent per quart price increase starting Monday bringing milk to 23 cents a quart and 24 cents for quarts in tin cartons. The hike covers all milk products including coffee cream cottage cheese and butter substitute items.
Benjamin Franklin Institute Chosen for Newsboy Ceremony
Philadelphia honors newspaper boys with a three cent stamp. Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson will present the first stamp at a ceremony at the Benjamin Franklin Institute. The stamp, in purple shades, depicts a newspaper carrier and honors youth in free enterprise during National Newspaper Week.
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Philadelphia
Free Enterprise
U. S. Post Office
Benjamin Franklin Institute
Jesse M. Donaldson
Franklin Institute
Donaldson
Franklin
Paperboy
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
F. C. Alexander
Bulletin
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Harold Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
U. S
Francis J.ers
Horace A. Hildreth
Bucknell University
Maine
National
Fire claims thoroughbred in city blaze trio
A thoroughbred horse owned by Clifford Schaffer died in a fire at his garage and two outbuildings early Friday night. Firefighters saved the garage and prevented spread to grass as a neighbor tried to lead the horse to safety before it bolted back inside. No damage estimates were made.
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Clifford Schaffer
Mo. St
Schaffer
Charles Dunbar
John Miller
Military Science
University of Kansas
The
Color Press
Miller
Illinois Man Jailed Here at His Own Request
Charles E. Kendrick, 39, confined in the county jail at his own request after entering the sheriff's office Friday afternoon and asking to be arrested. He claimed to be wanted in Illinois for passing bad checks and said he had also written a check in Lawrence. Kendrick described himself as an optometrist. sheriff's officials said papers he carried appeared to authorize his practice in Illinois while they checked the claim with Illinois authorities. He remained in jail at his own request pending verification.
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Charles E. Kendrick
Theounty
Kendrick
Eldridge
Fred Robertson
Inlinois
Robertson
Travis Glass
Glass
Illinois
Lawrence
Two cars collide near Lavtad er on US Highway 2459
Dr. John Lamar Smith of Topeka and Ralph Edward Tibbitts of 935 Conn Street collided about a.m. today 144 miles north of Lawrence on U.S. Highway 2459. No injuries reported. Smith's car damage about 500 dollars and Tibbitts' about 300 dollars.
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John Lamar Smith
Topeka
Ralph Edward Tibbitts
Conn
Lavtad
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 2459
Smith
Tibbitts
Truman slams Nixon and Eisenhower in California swing
President Truman assails Eisenhower as a tool for others and criticizes Nixon as not worthy to lace Warren’s shoes. He accuses Republicans of abandoning liberal Gov. Earl Warren for a Californian nominee. The Bay Area tour includes Oakland and San Francisco as GOP Senators respond.
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San Francisco
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
Earl Warren
Nixon
GOP
Independent Citizens Committee
Bay Area
Adlai Stevenson
Oakland
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Bourke Hickenlooper F
Towa
Francis
South Dakota
Taft and Stevenson Speak in Columbus Ohio Clash
In Columbus Ohio Senator Taft and Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson delivered major speeches within blocks of each other. Taft abandoned most prepared text to attack Stevenson’s address while Stevenson spoke at Memorial Hall. Also mentioned are Knowland and Bricker covering foreign policy and Baldwin’s Donald Nutt named city treasurer to replace ill C C Smith who resigns after eight years.
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Robert A. Taft
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Taft
Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations
Gov. Stevenson
Memorial Halls
William F. Knowland
California
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Sen
Taft
Donald Nutt
Baldwin
C. C. Smith
Smith
Newsboy Carriers Training Great for Future Careers
National recognition marks newsboys as vital to the country’s communication system. Gov Arn proclaims a day of tribute and Philadelphia’s post office debuts a 3 cent stamp honoring newsboys. The work builds sales skill, reliability, and guides many into future professions. carriers gain health and school benefits, with doctors and lawyers among former newsboys.
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Edward F. Arn
Philadelphia
U.S
Crity
America
Carrier
Journal-World
Stevenson In Corn Belt Sees Continuation Of Pro Red Policy
Taft warned that Stevenson’s election would mean a continuation of pro Communist policy and a wavering, unstable approach. Stevenson countered that Eisenhower lacks a proper farm policy and accused Taft of controlling the GOP. He urged expanding Social Security and federal aid for education while criticizing the Republican farm record.
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Taft
Atlai
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Columbus
Illinois
America
New Figures in Taxing System
A group of models led by Mariabelle Young of Shy Inc appeals to Commissioner John B. Dunlap seeking a write off for obsolescence in tax calculations. They request a reasonable allowance for obsolescence as part of income taxes.
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Washingiun U
Internal Revenue Bureau
Eta
John B. Dunlap
Mariabelle Young
Shy, Inc
Dunlap
State Traffic Deaths Review Highlights 1952 Figures
A Topeka report on state traffic deaths analyzes 1952 figures through the same period, noting increases and comparing with earlier years. Data mentions Sullivan, Sanday, and radio station broadcasts as part of the coverage.
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Topeka
Athletic Officials Meet at K C for Missouri Valley AAU
More than 50 officials from colleges, universities and athletic clubs in Kansas and western Missouri gather in Kansas City for the 23rd annual Missouri Valley Association of the AAU meeting. They will review applications for 1953 valley championships and national AAU events, with reports from 12 sports committees and officer elections on the agenda.
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Associated Press
Kansas “City
Kansas
Missouri
Sailay
Missouri Valley Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Missouri Valley
Washington Mess tops 1951 campaign, La Coss says
Louis La Coss, 1951 Pulitzer editorial winner, told 300 Kansas editors at University of Kansas Fraser Theater that government corruption runs through public life. He cited gifts to Nixon and Stevenson, urging individuals to act morally as a cure beyond legislation. The speech titled The Low Estate of Public Morals warned of amoral society and urged daily virtue.
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Washington
Louis la Coss
St. Louis
Sity
Kansas
la Coss
Ta Coss
Jeep wreck kills three in Chile hillside plunge
A jeep rolled down a hillside near Santiago injuring 12 and killing three. Moments later a landslide buried two workers, killing them and injuring one, in a lime deposit on the same slope.
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Santiago
Chile
Eisenhower Urges Rights, Hits Communists in Government
Eisenhower, speaking in Duluth and Milwaukee, argues the fight against communism and government corruption must respect Americans rights. He attacks high taxes and ineffective leadership, claims McCarthy backs stronger loyalty probes, while McCarthy faces heckling and a brawl at the Milwaukee arena.
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Ike
Duluth
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minn
GOP
Milwaukee
Aiebower
Lake Superior
Washington
Miwaukee
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Enhower
Sparkman Lists His Income for Eight Years
Senate nominee John J. Sparkman released eight years of federal and state tax returns. The Alabama Democrat reported a principal income from his House and Senate salaries, plus rent from a farm and house in Alabama and dividends from mutual funds. He declined to disclose his wife’s tax returns, saying she handles her own finances.
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Associated Press
Washington
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
House
Senate
Four Die As Greyhound Bus Crash Rocks Turnpike
In Somerset Pennsylvania a Greyhound bus on a New York to Chicago run collided with a steel trailer about 500 feet from Laurel Hill service area. Four bus passengers died and 43 others injured. Names included David Roberts of East Orange New Jersey and Wilburn F Williams of Lovington. Truck driver from Parkersburg West Virginia unhurt. Cause under investigation.
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Somerset
Pa.t
Greyhound
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Laurel Hill
Pennsylvania Turnpike
David Roberts
East Orange
N. J
Somerset Community Hospital
Eure B. Bjelbert
Wilburn F.williams
Lovington
C. A
Jennie) Thomas
Ft Wayne
Ind
Charles H. Slaven
Parkersburg
W. Va
Collinsburg
Wesmoreland County
McCain to Lead State Heart Fund Drive of 1953
Dr. James A. McCain president of Kansas State College is named state chairman for the February 1953 Heart Fund Drive. Funds support heart disease research and education. Also noted, Lester M. Beals, ex Baker University student, is appointed Award Consultant to the Turkish Ministry of Education for 1952 53, arriving in Ankara with his family after taking leave from Trinity University San Antonio.
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James A. McCain
Kansas State College
McCain
Kansas Heart Association
Lester M. Beals
Baker Unistudent
Istry of Education
Turkey
Beals
Ankara
Trinity University
San Antonio
Tex
Ankar
Kansas Faces Colorado In Key 1952 Big Seven Opener
Crowds flood downtown Lawrence as Kansas University hosts Colorado in a pivotal 1952 Big Seven clash at Memorial Stadium. Officials expect 30,000 plus, breaking KU Colorado attendance records while Parents Day and Editors Day bring attendees to campus amid clear fall weather.
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Kansas
Memorial Stadium
Colorado University
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Jayhawkers
Texas, Christian
Santa Clara
K. U.-Colorado
Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Poom
Journalism School
K. U
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Mickey Workman
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