MacArthur warns Europe of peril if Korea war lost
Gen Douglas MacArthur warned that UN forces fight against military odds in Korea and that failure there could be fought and perhaps lost on European battlefields. He argued Europe’s security hinges on Asia, stressing UN resolutions guide all major actions and Chinese entry was premeditated by leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Frankfurt
Germany
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur
Tokyo
Paris
Asia
Europe
East
United Nations Command
Pyongyang
Annual Home EC Christmas Luncheon In Boone County
The Boone County Home Economics Councils of 1950 and 1951 will hold their annual Christmas luncheon at the Odd Fellows Hall on Monday December 4. The meal will be served by the Boone County Home Economics Chorus at noon, followed by a short meeting and a Christmas program. All county presidents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Home Economics Councils
Odd Fellows Hall
K. of P
Boone County Home Economics Chorus
Weather Update Forecast Cloudy With Mixed Rain And Sleet
Cloudy conditions bring occasional rain mixed with sleet this afternoon and tonight. Saturday foresees more rain with possible snow in the extreme northwest. Warmer tonight and Saturday. Lows 28 to 32 north and 35 to 42 south. Highs 35 to 40 north and 45 to 53 south.
UN Marks Time On Korea Issue
Flushing New York December 1 United Nations powers paused on the Chinese Communist question awaiting White House talks between President Truman and British Prime Minister Attlee. The General Assembly met to discuss threats in Greece while the Security Council vetoed a six power plan to evict Chinese Communists from Korea. American officials expected no immediate agenda addition. An Indian proposal suggested both sides observe an armistice line on the Korean front.
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Flushing
N. Y
White House
Truman
Clement Attlee
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Korea
Russia
General Assembly
Security Council
India
Blaine Oliphant Dies of Heart Attack at 66 in Jamestown
Blaine Oliphant, age 66, died at home in Jamestown from a heart attack. Born May 17, 1844, he married Effie Lowry in 1905 in Fairfield, Iowa. Surviving are his wife and several children, grandchildren, and a great grandchild. He retired after 43 years with the Ohio Pipeline Company. Funeral arrangements pending at Kenneth Walker Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Oliphant
Jamestown
Roll
Elizabeth Oliphant
Fairfield
Iowa
Effie Lowry
Florence Sellins
Chicago
Elizabeth Daves
Mt. Morris
Ili
Cary Oliphant
Indianapolis
Betty Jo Olsnechner
Cary
Urs
Oliphant
Ohio Pipeline Company
Kenneth Walker
Corrected Details In Death Of John A Hornaday
Corrected information states John Adney Hornaday died Monday night in a Syracuse New York hotel room from a heart attack while asleep. He had attended Mrs. Elwood Downs funeral in Woodbury New Jersey and left Sunday night for a business trip to Syracuse. His father John W. Hornaday left Lebanon for funeral services and will resume duties next week.
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John Adney Hornaday
Syracuse
N. Y
Hornaday
Elwood Downs
Woodbury
N. J
John W. Hornaday
Lebanon
William Reagan to Speak at Boone County Young People Program
William J. Reagan of Richmond will give the final address for the 1950 Boone County Interdenominational Young People Organization program. The event at Lebanon First Baptist Church Monday night December 4 at eight includes special music a devotional period and installation of the 1951 Christian Youth Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Reagan
Richmond
Boone County
New Christian Youth Council
Rain and Warmer Weather Lifts Indiana Snow Layer
Indianapolis forecast shows rain and warmer temperatures eroding the snow cover. Southern areas will switch to snow flurries tonight as highs reach 34 to 55 degrees, while the north stays around 32 and turns colder with snow. A cold spell is expected by Sunday, with a five day precipitation near half an inch, mainly rain in the south and snow or sleet in the north, potentially 3 to 5 inches if the north turns all snow.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Symphony Members Present Musical Concert In Church
Unfavorable weather kept many away but Daidris Treimanis cellist and Viktors Ziedonis pianist gave an excellent recital at the Presbyterian church Wednesday night. Both Latvians, they perform with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra this season. They praised conductor Dr Fabian Levitsky and showcased technically demanding yet varied works suited for cello. A peace silver offering was presented to the artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daidris Treimanis
Viktors Ziedonis
Presbyterian
Latvia
Treimanis
Ziedonis
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Fabian Levitsky
Europe
UN chief says A bomb unnecessary in Korea
Tokyo reports Maj. Gen. Charles Willoughby, Douglas MacArthur’s intelligence chief, states UN forces are not in a desperate Korea crisis warranting an atomic strike. He notes Truman’s bomb mention surprised him and cites Chinese divisions near Manchuria and plans to advance past the 34th parallel within two months. Continued on page 4.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
Charles Willoughby
Truman
Willoughby
Koreas
Intellience
MacArthur
Manchurian
Kirkwood and Turnesa Lead Miami Open Stage
Joe Kirkwood Jr and Jim Turnesa led the Miami Open after the opening rounds, firing four under par 66s to top the standings. Six Briarcliff brothers figure in the field as Stranahan Demar et al. chase from tied second with 87s.
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Miami
Fla
Joe Kirkwood
Jim Turnesa
Kirkwood
Hollywood
Husky Dee Pamoka
Chunky Turnesa
Briarcliff
Frank Stranahan
Jimmy Demaret
Jackie Burke, Jr
Dick Mayer
Dora Spohr Dies After Week of Illness in Advance
Mrs Dora B Spohr died at her Advance home after a week of serious illness. She was the daughter of John and Jennie Forbes and married Odus Spohr on December 9 1898. Survived by husband sister Lena Lucas and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at Kenneth Walker Funeral Home Jamestown officiated by Rev J C Coons and Rev Morris Howell with burial in LO O F cemetery.
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Dora B. Spohr
Advance
John
Jennie Forbes
Odus Spohr
Lena Lucas
Advance Methodist Church
Kenneth Walker
Jamestown
J.C. Coons
Morris Howell
Lo.o.f
French Premier May join Attlee On Trip To U.S.
London December 1 UPI Prime Minister Clement Attlee will fly to Washington Sunday for a Korean War conference with President Truman. French Premier Rene Pleven may join if he wins a National Assembly vote of confidence tonight. Attlee will meet Meven and Schuman in London for urgent talks and a lunch at 10 Downing Street.
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London
Clement R. Attlee
Washington
Truman
Rene Meven
National Assembly
Pleven
Foreign Office
Robert Schuman
Attlee
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Korea
Europe
United States
Altice
Bevin
Emanuel Shinwell
William Slim
Imperial General Staff
Asia
White House
Labor
Winston Churchill
China
Western Europe
Britain
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Pyongyang
Manchurian
Truman Seeks 17.5 Billion Armament Program
President Truman asked Congress for 17.5 billion dollars to intensify rearmament as Communist China expands in Korea and fears grow of Red aggression. The move could trigger higher taxes stricter controls and a tougher draft. Senate Republicans back a Communist investigation plan while Alaska statehood advances stall. Rent controls face a 60 day extension and an excess profits tax bill moves to final approval. Two Puerto Rican assailants cited as inspired by Communists.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
China
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Michael V. Disalle
Toledo
Scott W. Lucas
House
Ways and Means Committee
John S. Wood
Unamerican Activities Committee
CROP Week Set For Boone County December 16 16
Boone county ministers and laymen group announce CROP Week to begin December 16 with CROP Sunday on December 10. Ray mond Duff, county CROP chairman, explains contributions fund overseas relief via church agencies. Cash will be requested. grain accepted. Officers and township chairmen named including Karl Kouns Wen dell Morton Vernon Bigler Leroy Houk Albert Mitchell Dwight Kendall Leonard Piles J Williams.
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Boone County
Raymond Duff
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Catholic Rural Life
Duff
Fred Hoton
Union
Karl Kouns
Clinton
Wendell Morton
Eagle
Vernon Bigler
Zionsville Methodist Church
Jefferson
Leroy Houk
Pleasant View Church
Jackson
Albert Mitchell
Advance North Christian Church
Marion
Wilbur Sharpe
Christian Liberty Church
Perry Ernest Essex
New Mt. Tabor
Legion Membership Drive Opens Sunday
The Brown-Dolson American Legion Post will start its annual membership drive this Sunday. Commander John Dale urged all potential members to join, saying membership is needed now more than ever due to the world situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown-Dolson American Legion Post
John Dale
Dale
Scottish Missionary Dr Watters to Speak at Advance Church
Dr AC Watters of Cowdenneath Scotland, professor of Missions at Butler University, will speak Sunday at the North Christian church in Advance. He spent 13 years as a missionary in India and, with his wife, earned British government recognition for organizing village schools, founding an orphanage, and medical work. He became the first general secretary of the British churches in 1937 and attended the World Conference on Faith and Order.
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AC. Watters
Cowdenneath
Scotland
Butler University
North Christian Church
Watters
India
World Conference On Faith and Order
Arabian Girl To Speak Sunday At Central Christian Church
Miss Jeanette Elissa a Lebanon Syria native and Palestine born student who earned passage to the United States for study at Taylor University in Upland now a senior will speak Sunday at 10 30 AM in Central Christian church about uprisings in her homeland and the lessons learned. She will also address a 7 PM service at Pleasant View Congregational Christian church. The public is invited to attend both talks and hear a young woman educated in America share her perspective.
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Jeanette Elissa
United States
Taylor University
Upland
Miss Elissa
Jerusalem
Central Christian Church
Lebanon
Elissa
Plains of
Syria
Indiana
Pleasant View Congregational Christian Church
Draftee Call Planned for February Amid Buildup
Washington reports the Defense Department asked selective service to call 50,000 draftees in February for Army assignment, bringing total draft requests to 200,000. February’s share exceeds January by 10,000, with prior monthly calls: 50,000 in September and October, 70,000 in November, 49,000 in December, and 40,000 in January. Navy and Air Force have not requested draftees for February.
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Washington
Defense Department
Selective Service
Army
Navy
Air Force
Found Dead Jesse M Lawler Colfax Brother of Claude Lawler
Jesse M Lawler of Colfax was found dead yesterday afternoon on a farm near Colfax after an apparent heart attack in a pig pen. His body was mutilated by a dog. A complete obituary will be published tomorrow.
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Jesse M. Lawler
Colfax
Claude Lawler
Lebanon
Fighting Retreat In Chosin Area As U N Forces Fall Back
United Nations forces in Korea pressed a fighting retreat around the Chosin reservoir as Air supported, tank led Marine and Army units moved southward to escape a Chinese trap. The 1st Marine Division and 7th Division regiments faced a wide Chinese advance. Pyongyang defenses and northwest Korea fronts also shifted with allied troops regrouping near the new line 25 to 35 miles from Pyongyang.
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Tokyo
U.S
Chosin Reservoir
Korea
United Nations
Yalu River
Manchuria
Hyesanjin
Chongjin
North Korea
1St Marine
Yalu
Northwest Korea
Pyongyang
Ihon
U. S
Trons
2Nd Rps
Psi lotes Schedule Pre Christmas Bazaar In Lebanon Electric Co
Jovial Santa Claus warms to good weather as the Psi lotes host a pre Christmas bazaar at Lebanon Electric Corp. 117 South Lebanon Street. The one day sale from 9 a m to finish supports the sorority’s year long charitable program including Dental Clinic, library projects, and summer reading awards. Mrs. Robert Ballard chairs with Mrs. Charles Whitsey as co chair. food, clothing, publicity committees led by named members.
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Santa Claus
Psi Tota Xi
Lebanon Electric Corp
South
Lebanon Street
Lebanon
Carnegie Library
Psi Tota X
Hoosier Art Salon
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Ball State Teachers College
Indiana University
Robert Ballard
Charles Whitsey
Leland Burchell
Cabe Davis
Karl Kushner
Russell Bennington
Bayard Shumate
Harold Gentry
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Gen. MacArthur
Home EC
John A. Hornaday
Aberdeen
Frank Pace
Ernest Pupo
Jersey City
New Jersey
James F. Tillman
San Antonio
Texas
International Soundphoto
William Reagan
Turnesa
Legion
Chosin
Psi Lotes
Lebanon Electric Co
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