Soviet Labels U S as China Aggressor at U N
At the United Nations, Russia accused the United States of aggression against China and urged the General Assembly to act. U S delegates called the charge a lie, with Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. denying any American aggression in Formosa or near Chinese shores.
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United Nations
N.y.fh
Russia
United States
China
U.N. General Assembly
Eelco N. van Kdelfens
Assembly
Andrei Vishinsky
Formosa
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Vishinsky
U.N
Chou En-lai
Operation Gyroscope: New Army Overseas Rotation Plan
TOPEKA The Army will begin a new overseas rotation system by mid-1955 called Operation Gyroscope. It stabilizes rotations by exchanging entire units, reducing processing, and improving manpower use with about eight divisions rotated yearly. Overseas tours run roughly 33 months, with 31 months for the main cycle and 17 months per inductee group abroad. The program begins with six months training in the United States.
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Topeka
Kansas Military District
United States
Lutheran Sunday Mission Festival Planned at Immanuel Church
Immanuel Lutheran church observes its annual Mission Festival on Sunday with Chaplain Elmer C. Harte of Kansas City delivering the morning sermon and Rev. Prof. E. J. Kelter of Buenos Aires speaking at 2 15 p m Chaplain Harte serves Kansas City hospitals and related institutions Rev Kelter has taught at the Lutheran Seminary in Buenos Aires since 188 Rev Jer has spent years in South America A noon pot luck luncheon will follow
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Elmer C. Harte
Kansas City
E. J. Kelter
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Harte
Kel Jer
South America
Lutheran Seminary
Linwood Man Injured in Highway Collision Near Lawrence
Linwood resident Paul H. Zieglasch, 73, sustained a severe cut to his right arm in a collision on Highway K-32 about six miles northeast of Lawrence while pulling onto the highway from a township road. The other driver was Leon Reinhold Durr, 51, of Eudora. Zieglasch was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released this morning. No damage estimate for the vehicles was available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Zieglasch
Linwood
Lawrence
Zieglasch
Leon
Reinhold Durr
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Droodles and Nonsense Riff on Morning Habits
A playful page features Droodles with quirky captions about animals and mischief. It jokes about a baby boa constrictor, iron from fish hooks, and the absurd moral of a Droodle. It advises droodling as a pastime to waste a day and ends with whimsical remarks about morning gargles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron
Schoeppel Says Farmers Will Benefit From Bill
Senator Andrew Schoeppel said the Schoeppel Harrison bill will benefit farmers by permitting sale of large surplus crops to foreign nations for currencies. The plan aims to avoid cutting acreages too low so small farmers can remain in business while funding expenses in foreign countries.
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Clay Center
Andrew Schoeppel
Kas
Schoeppel
Hospital Bond Vote Controversy Over Ownership Split
The piece outlines legal opinions that hospital bonds would be valid and details opposition to a county ownership plan. Rural taxpayers would bear most costs under county ownership, while city voters face higher taxes. Proponents warn county plans would delay needed improvements and require multiple elections before 1956 construction could begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rice
Robert B. Fizzell
Kansas City
County CROP Captains To Meet Monday Night For Planning Session
Douglas County CROP captains plan a Monday meeting at the Municipal Building to organize a city-wide canvass by about 200 church teams for the national Christian Rural Overseas Program. Walter Kampschroeder and local pastors lead, aiming to raise 16 carloads of dried milk valued at $90,000, surplus milk policy reduces cost to $4,500, enabling donors at $10.80 to feed 20 children daily for a year.
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Douglas County
Municipal Building, Ltd
Vt. Sts
Walter Kampschroeder
Ernst Klein
Fred Bremer
Norman Brandt
Prof Schmidt to Begin Faculty Concert Series
The University of Kansas opens its faculty recital series with bass baritone Reinhold Schmidt in Strong Auditorium. He is joined by Marion Jersild at piano. The program includes Beethoven An die ferne Geliebte, Hugo Wolf songs, Michelangelo texts set by Wolf, and Holst Vedic hymns. The concert is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Reinhold Schmidt
Schmidt
Marion Jersild
Beethoven
Jesus
Hugo Wolf
Michelangelo
Wolf
Gustav Holst
Two Auto Crashes Do $1,300 In City Damage
two wrecks caused total damage of 1300 with 800 from a collision at 7th and Miss Streets. Marvin Coleman 54 of Beatrice Nebraska suffered 500 in damage to a car and Warren Payne 34 of Kansas City Missouri incurred 300 in damage to a truck. Earlier at Bild this morning a 6th and Miss Streets crash caused 200 damage to Richard Davenport 835 Lyons Street and 300 to Thomas Jackson 603 Lincoln Street. No injuries reported in either crash.
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7Th
Miss. Sts
Marvin Coleman
Beatrice
Nebr
Warren C. Payne
Kansas City
Bild
6Th
Richard Allen Davenport
Lyons St
Thomas Roland Jackson
Lincoln St
Strike Hits Cuba Paper
The Havana Post, Cuba's only English language daily, faced a second labor shutdown in under three weeks. Publisher Clara Park Pessino said only three workers showed for the press shift, leaving the paper unable to publish last night.
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Havana
Cuba
Havana Post
Clara Park Pessino
Eisenhower addresses farm policy and talks with Soviet outreach
President Eisenhower critiqued past administration farm losses while praising bold steps by Congress to aid farmers. He indicated openness to conference with the Soviet Union if sincerity of purpose is assured, stressing the need for permanent peace. He discussed price supports and noted shifts from rigid parity to flexible provisions as part of the new farm program.
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Paes
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Mrs Ike Recovered From Mild Illness During Plane Trip
President Eisenhower announced Mamie Eisenhower had a slight indisposition that kept her on the presidential plane in Indianapolis while he spoke. By dawn in Washington she felt better and no longer ill. The couple began travels after leaving Denver following an eight week vacation.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Indianapolis
Eisenhower
Denver
Reading program draws from eight rural schools
In Lawrence, 865 children participated in the summer reading program with 53 not enrolled in any Lawrence school. They read 545 books, drawing from eight rural schools and students from Brid geville Pennsylvania Pasadena California and Tacoma Washington vacationing in Lawrence. Rural participants came from India Kaw Valley Lone Star Number Six Oak Ridge Pleasant Valley Sigel and Valley Grove. Journal World received 1350 calls about Lawrence High and Haskell Institute football results. Lawrence beat Leavenworth 35 0 in NEAL play. Haskell fell 13 0 to Hayden of Topeka in a Jayhawk League game.
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Bessie Daum
Lawrence
Kansas
Bridgeville
Pasadena
Calif
Tacoma
Wash
K.U
India
Kaw Valley
Lone Star
Number Six
Oak Ridge
Pleasant Valley
Sigel
Valley Grove
The
Journal-World
Lawrence High
Haskell Institute
Leavenworth
Neal
Haskell
Hayden
Topeka
Jayhawk
Deaths and Funerals Mrs C B Cox
Mrs C B Cox of Houston Texas former Lawrence resident died of a heart attack while visiting a daughter in Rahway New Jersey. Surviving husband six daughters all listed with cities and eight great grandchildren. Interment was at Rahway New Jersey. John Raymond Wheeler funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Henry Collins officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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C. B. Cox
Houston
Tex
Lawrence
Harry Wilson
New York City
L. E. Cole
Rahway
N. J
Fred Howard
Idaho Falls
Idaho
C. R. Bratton
Detroit
Mich
W. L. Morrison
R. H. Janszen
Rahway, N. J
John Raymond Wheeler
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Henry Collins
Oak Hill Cemetery
Richard Harkness to Speak at KU Convocation During Greek Week
Richard Harkness, NBC radio commentator and KU alumnus class of 1928, will address students at a March 11 convocation during Greek Week at the University of Kansas. The Inter-Fraternity Council sponsors the event. A March 10 scholarship dinner honors top fraternity men, with Raymond Nichols, KU executive secretary, as a classmate of Harkness.
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Richard Harkness
National Broadcasting Company
University of Kansas
Inter-Fraternity Council
Harkness
Raymond Nichols
University
Dixon Yates Pact Aims West Memphis Steam Plant
Controversy over a 107 million dollar Dixon Yates private power plan seeks to build a steam plant at West Memphis Arkansas. The facility would channel TVA public power lines to replace some TVA power used by AEC. Dixon Yates would supply 5 percent of funds with the remainder borrowed at high interest to be paid by AEC. Rep W Sterling Cole indicates AEC may publish contract terms soon after earlier approval.
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Dixon-Yates Private Power Group
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
AEC
Dixon-Yates Group
Middle South Utilities, Inc
The
Southern Co
Dixon-Yates
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Atomic Committee
Truman to Speak at Democrat Box Supper in Kansas City
Former President Harry S. Truman will address a Democratic fundraiser at Municipal Auditorium tonight. The event supports congressional and county campaigns, with a $5 box supper and a program promising a message on national and international affairs. Stephen A. Mitchell and Senator Stuart Symington will attend and introduce Truman, marking his first major post surgery appearance and only campaign speech scheduled.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Jackson County
J. Marcus Kirtley
Truman
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
British Group Admitted For Talk With Malenkov
Premier Georgi Malenkov welcomed a British all party parliamentary delegation to the Kremlin with British Ambassador Sir William Hayter observing. It marked the first Kremlin visit by Britons and the first Western ambassador’s Kremlin invitation in five years. Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov sat in as the group discussed British Soviet relations for over an hour with Malenkov and Molotov.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Kremlin
William Hayter
Malenkov
Labor Party
V. M. Molotov
Birth announcements touch many families across towns
At Memorial Hospital several families welcome new members in a busy Friday schedule. Names include Mrs Fern Johnson and Dr Carl Zieglasch of Linwood, Mrs Thurman Loper of Eu dora, Mrs Gayla Markle and Mrs Barbara Didue of Sunflower, and others from Parkville Baldwin Lecompton and Jayhawk Courts. The list notes babies born, with parents in Linwood Eu Idora Sunflower DeSoto and nearby communities.
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Fern Johnson
Moundview
Carl Zieglasch
Linwood
Thurman Loper
Eudora
Gayla Markle
Barbara Didue
Jean Beckmann
University
James T. Adamson
Ky. St
Marsha Lou Henry
Walnut Lst
Grace Bowen Linwood
Earnest E. Smith
Lecompton
Saunzo R. Hardee
Sunflower
Barbara Kneedler
W. 6Th St
Myrtle Ellsberry
Tenn. St
Gary Allen Hague
Virginia Holand
Parkville
Atropa Rye
DeSoto
da Slaybough
Kennewick
Wash
Moundview Dr
Opa Coral
Baldwin
Reba Wales
Jayhawk Courts
Paul Zieglasch
Hall urges studies on presidential primary in Kansas
Emporia report says Lt. Gov. Fred Hall, Republican nominee for governor, urged the Legislature to revisit a presidential primary law. He told a political meeting that the people deserve to choose candidates and avoid consequences of selection by a few men. The 1953 Senate passed, but the House defeated, a presidential primary bill.
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Emporia
Kansas
Fred Hall
Hall
Senate
House
Do Dogs Go to Heaven Judge Opines on Question
A British judge, Tudor Rees, said he believes dogs go to heaven though he would not want to stay there if they do not. He stated the opinion during a damage claim hearing against Mrs. Lucy Prosser, former tenant of a Banstead house.
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London
Tudor Rees
Lucy Prosser
Banstead
1955 Meat Prices Seen Similar to 1954 Outlook
Washington report predicts meat prices will stay about the same in 1955 with red meat supply steady at a high level. Eatables include more grain-fed beef and veal, slightly more pork, less lamb, and poultry about unchanged, reflecting stable demand and a moderate hog production rise.
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Ovid Martin Washington i
Agriculture Department
Mathematicians Back Second Conference At KU
Kansas City reports average cattle price of 25.26 per hundredweight for 241 head sold by four 4 H Club members and Future Farmers of America. The Royal Show rejects sold cattle. five top steers brought 27.50. Auctions to continue next Friday. A Friday meeting at Kansas University urged a Second Conference on Mathematics in Science and Industry to address shortages and promote math opportunities through scholarships, guidance, and industry-linked programs.
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Kansas City
Club
Farmers of America
Kathleen Moore
Bethel
Ralph Merseryey
Chula
Tom Wilson
Scence
Kansas University
Military moves and assignments of local service members
The Armed Forces announce transfers and duties for local personnel. Glen Sheard, stationed in Anchorage two years, heads to Fort Worth with wife Mary Ellen Bretthauer and their year-old son Michael, leaving Alaska Monday via Seattle with a layover in Lawrence. John W. Yang reports to Fort Leonard Wood as unit supply specialist after serving in Korea and China. Marvin E. Pohl earns airman first class while serving as parachute inspector at Barksdale. Norman Miller spends leave in Japan before duty with the 623rd Field Artillery Battalion in Korea. Joyce M. Kimball trains as administrative specialist at Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming.
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Glen Sheard
Anchorage
Alaska
Ft. Worth
Tex
John ¥. W. Yang
Eudora
506Th Replacement Co
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Riley
Chicago
United States
China
Hui Han Yang
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
University of Kansas
Marvin E. Pohl
Ernest A. Pohl
Elith Sr
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Lawrence High School
Alrman Poh
Norman Miller
E. Tingle
Pa. St
Japan
623Rd Field Artillery
Korea
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Joyce M. Kimball
Harold Kimball
N. J. St
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Kansans Must Exploit Attractions-Docking
Democratic gubernatorial candidate George Docking argued Kansas should boost tourism by highlighting attractions. He praised the Eisenhower Museum in Abilene and cited notable native figures Frederick Funston, Walter Chrysler, and Glenn Martin as drawing cards for the state.
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Tola
Kansas
George Docking
Eisenhower Museum
Abilene
Asphalt Group Forms Topeka
The Kansas Asphalt Association Newton has incorporated as a non profit organization to promote improvement in the standards of the asphalt industry. Claude M. Rhoades, a resident agent of this organization, is authorized 1000 capital. In July of last year there were 2 million television sets in the United States, rising at about 40 percent per year.
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Topeka
Kansas Asphalt Association
Newton
Claude M. Rhoades
United States
Kansas City Market Report Delivers Grain Poultry and Livestock Data
Kansas City market notes show prices for produce including butter eggs and poultry, with detailed weights and grade notes. Livestock figures cover cattle bulls steers cows and calves, hogs and sheep with weekly comparisons and regional price ranges.
Prices for Slaughter Lambs and Feeders Across Regions
Market notes show varied lamb prices with 20.00 for slaughter lambs and 84-93 for two cars in Colorados. Native slaughter lambs range 18.00-19.50, utility and low good lots 15.00-18.00, No 1 and fall shorn 19.00-50, yearlings scarce. No 1 pelted 16.00, wooled slaughter-ewes 4.00-5.00, Colorado feeder lambs 18.00, 60-74 lb native feeders 16.00-17.75, medium to good 14.00-16.00, common down to 10.00.
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K. C
Colorado
Colorados
More Jap Boats Seized By Reds Total Now 73
Japan's coast guard reported two more fishing boats captured by Russian patrol boats off Siberia yesterday raising the yearly total to 73. The seizure marks the largest number of Japanese fishing craft taken in one year since World War II ended. Thirteen crewmen were aboard the two vessels.
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Reds
Tokyo P
Japan
Coast Guard
Siberia
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Woods Madsen Glazier and family thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother Hubert Wulfkuhle Sr. who died Oct 17 1951. Violet and Hubert Jr express sorrow and remembrance.
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Edgar NH. Woods
Ida Madsen
Alber Albert M. Glazier
Hubert Wulfkuhle Sr
Violet and
Hubert Jr
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