Bidault Accepts British Plan on Provisional Germany
In Moscow the French Foreign Minister Bidault agreed to a British proposal for a staged provisional German government. The move, seen as a policy reversal, likely has little effect since the plan hinges on Germany's economic unity, which remains unresolved among the four powers. Marshall urged ending the veto in the allied control council, but Molotov warned it would end unanimity.
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Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
Bidault
Germany
Hevin
Coordinating Committee
Bevin
Latera
U.S
Marshall
Allied Control Council
Control Council
V. M. Molotaru
Molotov
China
Manchuria
Weather forecast for Kansas includes showers and mild highs
Topeka reports partly cloudy skies with a high of 65 to 70 tomorrow. Showers expected in western Kansas tonight and western central areas Thursday. Phillipsburg and Topeka Airport rang highest at 69 and 70 degrees, with overnight lows around 34 in Columbus and 40 elsewhere. Rain measured at 0.05 inches in Columbus. Hutchinson, Manhattan, and Topeka had trace amounts.
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Topeka
Akien
Flora
Kangas
Weat
Thoreday
Phillipsburg
Columbur
Hershey Confirmed as Director of Draft Data
Washington April 2 The senate confirmed Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey as director of the selective service records. The agency maintains draft records collected by the selective service, which Hershey directs.
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Hershey
Washington
Senate
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service Records
Congress
Selective Service
Geners Hershey Arec
Nationwide telephones strike loom warning from Beirne
Washington report that National Federation of Telephone Workers head Beirne warned of a nationwide strike starting if company negotiation offers do not improve. He spoke after a two hour meeting with U S conciliation service leaders. Labor action deadline set for 8 am Monday. Kansas reform measures progress noted with three fourths of the school finance plan sent to Governor Carlson and debate on county wide high school levy.
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Washington
Joseph A. Beirne
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Enid
Beirne
Edgar L. Warren
U. S. Conciliation Service
John W.peers
la- Or
Zower
N.F.T.W
N.f.tlw
Beime
House Labor Committee
Topeka
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Nations Agree Action Postponed for Palestine Session
United Nations announced Russia France and China agreed to a special General Assembly session on the Palestine case, clearing a barrier to Britain’s exiplonite case with U.N. approval. Victor Hoo said Britain would provide official notification as delegates prepare a special session once 28 affirmative votes are received. Meanwhile in Washington a rent control dispute led to postponement of housing legislation until April 16. The House Banking Committee backed delaying action and considered a 10 percent rent hike in a bill extending controls. President Truman urged continuation of rent and eviction controls for a year.
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Stril
Hartley
R-Nj
House
Mon Jay
Labor Committee
N.F.T.W
Bell System
Lake Success
United Nations
Russia
France
China
General Assembly
Palestine
Britain
International A
United States
Victor Hoo
U.N
Assembly
Roo
Hoo Semiphi
Hon
Washington
House Banking Committees
Wolcott
R-Mich
Rep
Kunkel
R-Pa
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Congress
House Committee
Rmich
Theft at Phi Delta Theta House Sees $500 Stolen
About $500 was taken from Phi Delta Theta at 162 Edgehill Road in a morning theft after 3:00. Victims lost between $3 and $65 each as the burglar took bills ranging from $1 to $4. Seventy-eight residents live there, and police suspect entry through unlocked doors.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Edgehill Road
Phi Delta Theta
Tik
State schools seek $1.554 million in building aid
Topeka reports that House and Senate Ways and Means committees will push a plan to add 1,554,000 to state school rebuilding funds, plus 430,000 for Kansas City school for the blind dormitory and administration. Details cover University of Kansas projects, Kansas State College, Emporia State Teachers College, Pittsburg Teachers College, Fort Hays State Teachers College, and related academic facilities.
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Topeka
Ways and
House
Senate
Kansas City School For the
University, of Kansas
Hospital I Weo Smith and
Commercial Club
Kansas City
Corris
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Watson
Kansas State ‘Colle
Manhattan
Emporia
State Teachers College
William Allen White
Pittsburg Teachers College
Fort Haya
Stock Market Index Holds at 65.4 for 60 Stocks
The stock market index for 60 stocks stands at 65.4, matching yesterday's level of 65.4. No change observed in overall market sentiment as the closing value remains steady.
Baldwin mayoralty winner leads Commercial club slate with big vote
Leo Smith and running mates captured decisive majorities to win the Baldwin mayoralty and the Commercial club slate. A last minute write-in campaign for incumbent Mayor Carl Butell drew 112 votes, while overall turnout tripled compared with prior elections. Elected council members include M. L. Hitchcock, Earl Black, Merlin Ford, C. V. Reeves, and H. H. Thompson as a write-in fill. P. W. Jones won the police judge post.
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Commercial Club
P. W. Jones
Senate Must Confirm Any Aid to Greece and Turkey
Washington April 2 4 The senate foreign relations committee voted to require senate confirmation of the director of a proposed 400000 aid program for Greece and Turkey. The panel also barred using aid funds to repay past debts of the two nations and adopted a preamble by Senators Vandenberg and Connally stating United States help aligns with the United Nations charter. Senator Vena urged rejection of David E Lilienthal as chairman of the atomic central commission, saying he has a tolerance toward communism.
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Senate
Turkey
Greece
Alan
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Connally
D-Tex
United States
United Nations
Lilienthal Wardrecet
Pi—Senstor Vena
D-Va
Senate Today
David E.lilienthal
Eudora elects R. C. Ogden mayor and five councilmen
Eudora citizens chose R. C. Ogden as mayor for a two year term at yesterday's city election. Five councilmen also elected for two years: J. N. Hearin, J. D. Adams, William Mercier, Albert Colman, William Schehrer. Keith Colman named police judge. Vote totals: Ogden and Hearin 66. Adams 64. Mercier 64. Schehrer 63. Albert Colman 48. Keith Colman 53. The caucus to nominate the ticket was held March 17.
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Eudora
R. C. Ogden
J. N. Hearin
J. D. Adams
William Mercier
Albert Colman
William Schehrer
Keith Colman
Jude
Ogden
Hearin
Adams
Mercier
Schehrer
German Miners Strike Hits Ruhr Coal Output
In Essen and Bochum a one day strike involving nearly 300 000 Ruhr miners was ordered by trade union leaders to protest food shortages. The action halted production at about 233 000 tons of coal, with Bochum and other Ruhr cities joining a wave of walkouts that has disrupted Europe’s coal supply.
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Essen
Germany
Ruhr
Bochum
Earier
Ruhri
Dortmund
Hamborn
Duisburg
Europe
Evans to Return to KU Football for 1947
Ray Evans, All Big Six halfback and 1946 Jayhawker captain, will return to the University of Kansas football program for 1947. Coach George Sauer announced the decision, noting Evans will take extra courses and focus on business after graduation, not pursuing pro football. Evans plans to report for spring practice on April 8 and will not play basketball next year.
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Ray Evans
University of Kansas
Oklahoma
Jayhawkers
George Sauer
Jayhawker
Ray
Evans
Sauer
Four City Elections Report City Results from Four Towns
City election tallies from McLouth OsKaloosa DeSoto and Tonganoxie show McLouth with mayor George Tiyrne and council members Lamphear McAferty George Bogle Hanson while Oskaloosa lists mayor L R Brown and several councilpersons plus police judge Harvey total votes 379. DeSoto mayor Paul Earnheart and council positions undetermined after 108 votes while Tonganoxie reports mayor A P Laughlin and a full council with 429 votes. electric lightline sale to Kansas Power and Light Co passed 370 to 5 in McLouth.
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McLouth
Oskaloosa
DeSoto
Tonganoxie
George Tiyrne
Clarence Lamphear
H. C. McAferty
Walter George
Bord Bogle
Ray Hanson
W. S. Dobbs
L. R. Brown
H. L. Hampton
W. H. Patrick
Vernon Hundley
C. Z. Reusch
Max Mountain
A. R. Harvey
Electric Hightine
Kansas Power and Light Co
Paul Earnheart
P. Dicken
Tonwanoxie
A.P. Laughlin
Cate Rawlings
Perry Walters
Jack Himpel
Ed Campbell
Walter Neibarger
Engineer Dies in Train Collision in Armstrong Oklahoma
Denison Tex April 2 One man is dead and five hurt when a Missouri-Kansas-Texas passenger train crashes into a freight at Tam Oklahoma 76 miles north of Denison The dead is Louie Hansen engineer of the passenger locomotive His body remains under the locomotive The collision happened as both trains headed southward with the freight backing onto a siding and the passenger engine failing to clear the main track before hitting it.
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Denison
Tex
Armstrong
Okla
Here
Louie Hansen
Tam
Notice of Dismissal in Portal Pay Suits Is Filed
Cincinnati April 2 notice of voluntary dismissal of an appeal in the Mt. Clemens portal to portal pay suit filed in the Sixth U S Circuit Court of Appeals by employers union counsel. The case was among many claims totaling more than 5 000 000 000 in portal to portal pay from unions.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Sixth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
U. S
Frank A. Picard
Voters Reject Garbage Proposal in City Election
Voters turnout 2,088 in the city general election rejected the proposed garbage collection system by 1,173 against to 883 for with a 291 vote margin. Third Ward supported the plan 199 to 166 while the rest of the wards mostly voted against. Mayor James H. Parsons led total city votes with 1,242. council and school board winners were elected for two and six year terms respectively. Officials expect office from April 28 after council cantvass. school board takes office next August to replace departing members.
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Parsons Soran
Council
Allen
Ferguson Russell
Milter
Elie
Beaman
Frakes
Oliver B. Beaman
James H. Parsons
Parsons
Harold Fisher
Forrest C. Allen
Sam Ferguson
F. A. Russell
Melvin Miller
Oliverb. Beaman
Robert Frakes
C. B. Russell
NO DECIDED CHANGES IN FOOD PRICES seg
The agriculture department forecasts meat prices to stay high through spring and early summer with modest declines in lamb and better quality beef. Dairy products are expected to fall through June, poultry and eggs rise slightly then dip later, and fats and oils decline by late summer from current highs. Fresh vegetables are set to fall as the marketing season develops and fruits rise modestly in April and May with strawberry prices dropping below last year.
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Associated
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ems
March coldest since 1932 with heavy moisture
C Posey reports March 1947 in the city was the coldest since 1932 with an average 39.3 degrees and a 43 degree temperature swing from 84 to 77 on March 22. Snow totaled 8.40 inches, moisture 4.15 inches, and a three month rainfall of 5.37 inches. Cloudiness 59.67 percent with 14 rainy days and one thunderstorm.
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C. J. Posey
Posey
Powell Charged With Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses
Gerald Powell of Lecompton was bound over to district court for trial on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after waiving a preliminary hearing before County Judge Frank R. Gray. He is jailed on a $1,000 bond. The complaint says he mortgaged a 1941 Chevrolet to Securities Investment for 400 while already mortgaged to another bank, which repossessed the vehicle January 2. In Wichita, aid funds for 15-year-old Jackie Carlson, injured in an auto crash and in a coma for 13 weeks, rose to 1,444 dollars, nearly doubling yesterday’s tally.
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Gerald Powell
Lecompton
Frank R. Gray
Powell
Securities Investment Company
Wichita
Kan
Jackie Carlson
Wichita Beacon
Parsons Private Trash Franchise Faces Election Result
Parsons voters rejected financing measures for city trash and garbage pickup, continuing a five year private franchise run by Parsons Sanitation Company. The firm, with three large trucks and two pickups, bills residents via water bills and charges 65 cents per housing unit with optional extra yard waste fees. Public praise has grown as routes and collections stabilized after initial complaints, with the city Health department stepping in for nuisances.
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Lawrence
Parsons
Parsons Sanitation Company
Water Department
City Health Department
Journal-World
Parsons Sun
City ends three month trash service amid election fallout
The city halted all refuse collection after a 291 vote defeat. Funds exist to cover March operations but not ongoing costs. Mayor Russell said residents must handle their own trash, with the council to discuss the sanitation crisis Friday. Health director Mott reported all collection activities stopped.
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C. B. Russell
J. M. Mott
Vernon King
Water Department
Tts
Roy Lawrence
Ralph ‘Tate
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