Senator Eastland Spars With Lie Over U N Subversion Case
The exchange centers on U N subversion fears as Senator Eastland blasts Lie for allowing American U N emi to testify. Eastland condemns paid leave for nine embassy workers amid a probe into Communist Party ties and espionage allegations. The subcommittee has summoned 18 American U N emissaries, with many refusing to reveal party membership.
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Lie
Gress Sipare
U. N
Bs Fe Eastland
Senate
Subcommittee
World Organization
U. N. Emi
Communist Party
U.S
Eastland
Insulation Costs for 1000 Square Feet at Kansas State College
Kansas State College extension engineers in Manhattan estimate attic insulation costs for about 1000 square feet at 55 to 150 dollars depending on type. Aluminum foil insulation costs around 150 dollars per 1000 square feet, while rock wool batt costs are lower. Foam and foil variants offer different heat retention and cooling effects, with insulated homes typically 5 to 20 degrees cooler in summer.
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Kansas State College
Manhattan
Asta
L. ‘Everson
K-State
Uni
One Killed and Injured in Two Chicago Fires
Fireman John Francis Minich, 45, collapsed and died after helping evacuate 12 people from the Argyle Hotel on the North Side. Eight residents were treated after a second fire at the Bronzeville Hotel on the South Side, with 200 evacuees reported. Damage estimates: Argyle $3000, Bronzeville $10,000.
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Chicago
John Francis Minich
Argyle Hotel
Raymond Chiey
Bronzeville
John Powers
Unclear fragmentary report on Wichita death investigation
Police describe laboratory work and liquid samples from a burned coat as part of a homicide inquiry. Detectives note numerous leads and unspecified items linked to the case, with ongoing analysis and no immediate arrest announced.
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Wichita
Ithole
Testimony focus on Senator Ferguson and Porter’s U S role
The record cites Sen Homer Ferguson accusing Porter of pro Communist leanings and detailing Porter's career. Porter, KU alumnus and former editor, joined the Socialist party in 1928, later serving in the diplomatic service, handling roles with the U N, Foreign Aid, ECA in Greece, and a 1950 return to Washington before a Paris posting.
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Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Porter
Ferguson
Senate
Foreign Aid
U. S
Kansas City
University
The
Dove
Cosmopolitan House
Ind. St
Kansan
Debate
Young Men's Christian Association
Socialist Party
Soviet Union
U.N
Averell Harriman
Greece
Economic Cooperation Administration
Washington D. C
ECA
Paris
Soldiers on nine day leave from Korea to Poise Japan
Rex B Nicolay of the Communications Department 38th regiment 2nd division and Cpl Norman Daniels of Lawrence report they flew to Poise Japan for a nine day leave from the front line in Korea. Cpl Nicolay spent days at Camp Drew with Col Roger Wuth, a military police veteran in Japan. Pvt Robert L Smith of Eudora was named Soldier of the Month in the Fifth Cavalry Regiment in Japan for devotion to duty and outstanding soldierly qualities, holding a purple heart. He joined the First Cavalry Division in Korea as rifleman in Oct 1951, rotated out last December after 17 months in combat, and is now in field training in Northern Japan, son of Mrs Jewel Archer.
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Rex B. Nicolay
Communications Department
38Th Regiment
Norman Daniels
Lawrence
Korea
Poise
Japan
Nicolay
Drew
Roger Wuthin
Robert L. Smith
Eudora
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Pvt
Smith
First Cavalry Division
Jewel Archer
Joe Louis Backs Adlai in California Campaign
In San Francisco Joe Louis praised Adlai Stevenson as a statesman who will be elected president. Louis attacked Eisenhower as offering nothing to Black voters and noted Stevenson speaks to diverse audiences in California and Oak Park. He also commented on Alabama Senator John Sparkman as vice presidential hopeful and controversial among Negroes for his Civil Rights stance.
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San Francisco
Joe
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Louis
Stevenson
Oak
Sen
John Sparkman
Alabama
Asa Southerner
Sparkman
Sparkman Is Considered A Controversial Figure To Mary N Negroes
Ikman
Korean dead returned aboard Princeton Victory
The bodies of 210 Americans including six Kansans are being returned to the United States aboard the Princeton Victory, due to dock at San Francisco. Names listed include PFC. Wayne L. Thompson of Coldwater and others from Maine to Hawaii, with several servicemen from Missouri and New York among the unclaimed or identified dead.
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United States
Princeton Victory
San Francisco
Kameay
PEC
Gawiore Bryant
Te Pyt
Baylor Librarian Interviews Students About Reading News
Mrs. L. W. Wood, Baylor librarian, interviewed students who said they read various sections of daily newspapers including comics on the B page and sports on the Gre section. They reported reading some of every section and noted a new writer of detective stories.
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L. W. Wood
Baylor
Young Kidnapers Caught as Fbi Nabs 15 Year Old Virgil Lemay
Nashville police and the FBI report the 15 year old Virgil Lemay was arrested in Nashville after a three day spree through Georgia and Tennessee in a kidnapping and car theft plot. Two other suspects, James Francis Hill and Charles Edward Hopkins, remain at large.
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Nashville
Tenn
A. I. Means
Memphis
FBI
Virgil Lemay
James’ Francis Hill
Framingham
Mass
Charles Edward .Hopkins
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Means
Lemay
Iashville
Jeans
Georgia
Tennessee
Atlanta
Trig
Truman Urges America to Promote Lasting Peace
President Truman calls on Americans to renew devotion to achieving permanent peace. He designates Tuesday, November 13, as a day of hope and promise urging all people and government agencies to observe the occasion and renew dedication to peaceful ideals amid rising aggression.
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Truman
America
Washington
Three Traffic Cases Heard in Police Court
Three traffic violation cases were heard Friday afternoon. Ronald Lady of 535 Elm St was fined $20 for reckless driving and speeding on the first charge and $20 on the second. Donald Carttar of Sunnyside was fined $15 for speeding. Orge Brown, address unknown, forfeited a $10 bond on the charge of running a stop sign.
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Ronald Lady
Elm St
Donald Carttar
Sunnyside
Orge Brown
Local Hospital Birth Announcements in Osawatomie Area
At Memorial Hospital Lannie Floyd Osawatomie Mrs Dolly Price 1112 N J St Miss Maud Barrett 1111 N J St Arthur Madl Wellsville Melvin Repp Ottawa Edward Bodd McLouth Mrs Patricia Jessip 1929 it Mr and Mrs William Elgas Paldwin a son Friday Mr and Mrs Don Gleason 82 N H St a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Warren Hodson 1816 Me St a son today ie and Mrs Orville Freeman o7aanoxie a son today Mr and Mrs Alvin Dufford 423 Miss St a son today
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Lannie Floyd
Osawatomie
Dolly Price
N. J. St
Miss Maud Barrett
N. J
Arthur Madl
Wellsville
Melvin Repp
Ottawa
Edward Bodd
McLouth
Patricia Jessip
Mother Nature at Work Produces Seven Tons of Ice
A historical note describes nature producing seven tons of ary ice stored in 50 pound blocks. Fuel for the machinery at the plant is sourced from a natural gas well owned by the CHOpEDy.
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1 Chopedy
Chicago man confesses murder in Missouri crime
John Benedict Miller, 45, of Chicago, told Kansas City police he killed Thomas George, 43, of Summit, Missouri, on August 7, 1949 over a bottle of liquor. The body was found behind a brick pile. Miller said he cannot sleep or hold a job. He was taken to the county prosecutor for charges.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Nesbitt
John Benedict Miller
Thomas George
Eee Summit
Atchison, Kas
Millereer
fines for speeding and drunkenness in county court
Donald C. Pack was fined five dollars plus costs for passing in a no passing zone. Devane H. Dague also fined ten dollars and costs for the same offense. Harry Moss was found guilty of parole violation for drunkenness and jailed ten days, sentence later suspended for departure. Chester L Lewis Jr and Macauelyn V Rickman were issued a marriage license in Probate Court.
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Donald C. Pack
Devane H. Dague
Harry Moss
Richland
Earl Burns
Chester L Lewis Jr
Hutchinson
Macauelyn
Smith May Get New KU Post
Contained from panel 14 to 1947 and was also instructor in education at Jews State College in 1547. He was an asa of education at EK. W. from 1948 to Bac crenata He fexsor was pro moted to full sum mer, 2 Prof. Anderson 'has been' three particular field of study is educational measurement. He has been active in many research projects while at K. U. Including a testing program for the United States Indian Service, analysis of students entering K. U., studies of students who dropped out of K.U., factors making for competency in high school graduates and analysis of graduates from 60 state high schools. His wife has done considerable substitute teaching In Lawrence schools. They and their two sons live at 1500 W,. 9th St.
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Jews State College
Asa
EK. W
Bac Crenata Hefexsor
Anderson
K. U
United States Indian Service
K.U
Lawrence
9Th St
Political Pot Sparks Campaign Barbs in 1948 Debates
A string of 1940s campaign remarks features M-CIO President Philip Murray blasting the Republican platform as a Hoover Taft relic. Senate candidate Sparkman resumes California campaigning after laryngitis. Roosevelt criticizes Eisenhower GOP effort and Democratic stance on Korea. St George accuses Stevenson of weak Korea policy while Barkley defends Democrats and Stevenson. Capehart calls for GOP victory to curb government meddling and boost buying power, with church mission notes following.
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Washington
Katharine St. George
New York
Adilal Stevenson
Korea
United Nati
Mrs. St. George
Dwight Eisaphower
China
Formosa
Stevenson
Homer E. Capehart
Indiana
Kan
Capehart
Hart
Livestock Price Range Mixed For Cattle and Calves
The report lists varied bids across cattle and calves including utility and commercial grades, good to choice vealers, and yearling stock. Prices show 5.00 to 32.30 for cows and vealers with range shifts by quality and size, reflecting mixed market demand.
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Mg Graers Dash Ab
Tate
Honey Sweetened Cake and Cookies Recipes
Two honey recipes describe a honey chocolate cake and honey drop cookies. Ingredients include butter, strained honey, eggs, flour, cocoa, and spices with instructions to cream, alternate adding dry ingredients with buttermilk and vanilla, bake times at 350 degrees F, and yields of two cake pans or cookie drops. The text preserves period recipe style and measurements.
Mixed livestock and dairy prices from local market report
A historical market page shows sheep week slaughter figures and prices for Native lambs, ewes, and feeders, along with hogs, eggs, butter, poultry, and turkey quotes. Notable entries include lambs 18.00 to 23.00, hogs 17.25, butter 76.5 per carton, and various chicken and turkey weights and prices. Card of thanks appears at end.
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Jamie
Tips for Homemakers Float Through Everyday Kitchen Tasks
A compact guide covers using garlic presses to make creamy paste, refrigerating perishable liquid skim milk, and enriching gravies with bouillon or tabasco. It notes separating egg yolks and whites for fluffier griddle cakes and ends with a remark on life phenomena arising from living organisms reacting to radiant energy from the sun.
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Memorial Hospital
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Mother Nature
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M—Cio
Philip Murray
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Murray
John J. Sparkman
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
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Tex
John Roosevelt
Texas
Roosevelt
Greenville
Alben Barkley
James F. Barnes
Corarhunisha
Latheran Church
Frederick Philipse
Loretta
Alore
Phelps - Lawrence Laan and Finsece Company
Hai Me Carrier
Aie Conorrio
Rene
Exill Rad
Bunong
Taover
Decker-Coy Real Estate Insurance
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Warren Decker
Bud Coy
Rumsey Funeral Ry ‘Home
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar B. Rumsey
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