Polish Border Change Debate at Potsdam Conference
Proposals to redraw the Polish frontier to include agricultural lands in Germany face strong Russian opposition. Amid Potsdam talks, U.S. and Britain press for a boundary plan while Poland would gain influence over German territories and resources. The U.S. outlines a framework retaining Silesia, with Belorussian and Baltic considerations. Diplomatic maneuvering continues as foreign ministers seek a consensus before the peace conference.
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Germany
Russia
Bidault
Aed
Er Aprowe
Garmas Bent
Bevin Quintet Peretti
Potadam
Perserahiaarme
Osreter
Tig Prem
Pisiadamt Renterrnee Botho
Potedam
Garshall
Apeaial
Unie
Marshall
United
Nathan Gaeremany
Holand
Etney de
Potsdam
G O P Leaders Confer on Card of Nation Wide Troops
Washington April 9 Republican strategists inferred a plan to mobilize nationwide troops. Hartley, chairing the labor committee, acknowledged opposition within his panel. Jamie Leach urged steering committee action. The party would outlaw strikes and secondary boycotts, Hartley predicted, with reservations likely among some members. The committee meets tomorrow to begin approval, section by section.
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G.O.P
Cenfer
Washington
Tine
Hartey
Jamie Leace
Hartley
White House Seminar on Prices Produces No Action
President Truman led a cabinet session to discuss rising prices but no action was proposed. Attending were Charles Rose Sayre Eccles Webb and other senior advisers, with a general talk on economic conditions and a noted lack of decisive steps.
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White House
Washington
Truman
Charles Rose
Newarren
Rita Se Tr Sayre
Tour Og Mariners
Eccles
Feneral
Yatem
James E. Webb
Fragmented OCR narrative on political and labor discourse near coast
The text presents a garbled mosaic of references to political groups, labor unions, and coastlines, with scattered names and phrases. It alludes to unions, policy debate, dates, and regional mentions, but the legible content is minimal and mostly incomprehensible.
New Jersey Officials Report High Telephone Workload
The article notes a surge in telephone workers on duty in New Jersey amid shortages and increased demand. It mentions state officials and a governor’s involvement, with details about the labor and operator staffing to handle communications pressures during a period of high telephone activity.
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New Jersey
Fragmented OCR musings on mines and people in scattered text
The passage presents broken lines about mines and named entities rendered incompletely. It references places like Arkansas and Saranda with garbled names and stray phrases about people, years, and duties, lacking coherent narrative or clear dates.
Market Index Report Echoes Mixed Stocks Slide
Market page notes mixed trading as indexes edge lower amid cautious sentiment. Investors weigh earnings, inflation signals, and policy hints while technology and consumer shares show uneven progress.
Mines Reopen As Workers Return Amid Safety Clash
Washington Ayr reports growing mine activity as more miners resume work while private owners accuse United Mine Workers leader John J. Lewis of orchestrating a deliberate act against federal limits. Government inspectors and safety certification complicate reopenings with many mines awaiting federal approval.
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Washington
Ayr
Oftieal
Tim Ae
John J. Lewis
Akenis United M
Federa’ Crue
Secre
Pias
UMW
National Coal Association Desirey Lens
Apa
Lewis Advi Hia den Tseas Leeann
Atig
Beth
S&h. Comaesety
Qolissen
Lewis
Reid
United Mine Workers
Operaters
Ohe
UN Security Council Draft Plan Faces Extended Debate
United Nations committee advances a draft plan naming the major powers as a subcommittees, proposing a permanent security body with core members France Russia United States United Kingdom China and others. A first section creates commissions and a second limits temper shop involvement as talks continue. Herschel O. Johnson opposed the plan saying each member should help draft working guidelines.
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Lake Success
N.Y
United Nations
Vlonation
Firet
Kmerlam
Belgium
United Stanta
Chingabe
Australia
France
Russia
Herschel O. Dnerson
Homecoming of American forces ends Iceland’s six-year protection
Reykjavik reports American soldiers depart Iceland enroute home after nearly six years of protection. Edmund B.R. Alexander with U S forces, and 20 others fly out, Icelandic brides travel with husbands aboard the Kaonshit. Ford agency to close all day to honor Henry Ford founder. Fire damages roof after sparking chimney blaze at 547 Ferry Street, home of H C Towle. blaze under control with minor damage.
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Reykjavik
Trelar
Iceland
Eigen
Edmund BR. Alexander
Yestersias
Ford Agency
Lee Morgan
Morgan-Mack Motor Car Company
Ford
Henry Ford
Sparke
Sparka
H. C. Towle
Ferry Street
Kief
Maul Inzels
Incets
Phone strike crimp in cash markets disrupts trade
Lephone workers strike in the cash grain markets causing telegraph and phone lines to fail at the rot of trade. Commission houses report rapid price fluctuations and reduced effectiveness of telephone transactions as a result of the disruption.
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Commission
Durocher Suspended From Baseball for 194? Season
Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher is suspended for the season by the baseball commissioner after findings of improper conduct and alleged changes in club loyalties. The ruling cites violations connected to a game with the Yankees and tensions involving Branch Rickey. Dodgers officials react with surprise, with Ray Blades or Ossie Walker touted as possible replacements.
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Coseenath
Brooklyn
Sraeen
Baseball Commission
A.B. Chandier
Chick Thessen
York Yankee
Flea
Darott
Brechlyn
Fran Shee
Larry McPhail
Brett
Agatner Durecher
Hranch Junes
McPhail
Haan Dressen
Dodger
Yankees
Chandier
Couch
Rickey
Durecker
Chander
Durocher
New York
Branch Rakes
Brooklyn Dodgers
Las
Showers Expected Across State Tonight And Thursday
The federal weather service forecast shows scattered showers across the state tonight with warmer readings. Lows near 30s in the north and 20s to the south, with cloudy skies. Thursday brings more showers and a dip in temperatures, especially in western areas like Liberal and Coldwater. Flooding noted along the Neosha near the Oklahoma line with lower readings in Cofferville.
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Topeka
Apr
Mora
Far Raat Fiora
St. Francis
Coldmus
Chanute
Neosha
Oklahoma Dine
Cofferville
Nis
Kankas
Maatly
Soul Central
Chieney
Miami
New York
Washington
Harper on Trip to Gather Data on Garbage Disposal
J C Harper city engineer departed for an inspection tour to Tittshore Parsons Coffeyville and Fort Scott to study refuse disposal methods. The council authorized the study Monday night to gauge other cities sanitation approaches for potential local adoption. Harold Fisher city clerk noted the first class status of the four communities and expected officials to use their methods as a guide.
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J.C. Harper
Tittshore
Parsons
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Harper
Harold Fisher
40 Persons Injured In Train Explosion At Alberobello Station
Dispatches report 40 persons injured when an explosion and fire struck a crowded passenger train at Alberobello station. No official cause offered. dispatcher cites possible high explosives in a passenger's luggage. In Norfolk, a fog bound collision near Cape Henry involved the American Farmer and the collier Pittsburgh Seam. both vessels reported they were proceeding under their own power.
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Rowe
Apr
Ban Today
Alberobello
Norfolk
Pittsburgh
Cape Henry
Baltimer
New Tort
World Problems Aired by Ruth Rohde at Ocde Convocation
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde spoke at a now student convocation in Hoch Auditorium, urging that United Nations succeed by nations giving up some prisiiel es, and stressing control of atomic power and international cooperation. She noted strides in UN work, cited technological advances, and discussed reforms before students in the Union Pine Room.
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Ding Biot Praasia
Bopper Co UK
Weston Diomara
Maloy
Scte
George Ui Martha
Fenest Hess
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
United Nations
America
Mra
University of Neraska
Dren
Ida
Rohde
Mra. Rohde
Security Council
World Affairs
Rodhe
Earth
110 Fest Tower
Acres
Nce
Meenohde
United States
Denemark
Republic
U.S
Institute For
Women's Council For
Organization of
Furnpe
Ade
United Nations trade and employment talks open in Geneva
Delegates from 18 countries gathered in Geneva on April 9 to open the second session of the preparatory committee for a conference on trade and employment. They plan nearly five months of negotiations over tariffs trade barriers and a draft charter for an envisioned international trade organization.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations Conference On Trade and Employment
Death benefits for miners families increase outline
Washington reports trustees of the United Mine Workers establish a 1000 dollar death benefit for each miner family member. The plan covers victims of disasters and those linked to the union. Trustees say current funds are insufficient and suggest government-backed support until private ownership returns.
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Washington
Centralia
Lewis
Btw
Faust
Governhoo
Egync
Amy Con
Telephony Strike Disrupts Local Service And Mail Flow
The telephone strike enters its third day with seven nine union employers keeping emergency service for locals. At the Soursesterzt office in Bed Teleyrhene county, manager Tawreiee says no final notice or charges have been received and expects adjustments to customers’ bills. Local traffic normal staff of 37 switchboard operators handles 48 000 local data and 1200 long distance calls daily, while Western Union telegraph volume remains near yesterday’s level, and post office dispatch windows report more parcels and some mail delays likely to stretch into days. Some customers may delay business, hoping the strike ends soon, while mail volume shows no abnormal surge yet.
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Tawreiee
Etrikos Wichard Ayers
Soursesterzt
Bed Teleyrhene Countaiy
Wato
Lawrence
Avery
Western Union
Asx
Nuander
Sime
Joon
Roger Williamisx
Withcome
Topeka union president among six charged in cab vandalism
An arrest warrant accuses Yellow Cab president Warley Southard and five other Topeka Truck Drivers Union members of malicious destruction of property for pouring sugar into gasoline tanks of Yellow Cab Co vehicles. The vandalism followed a strike and included a telephone line at a cab stand being damaged.
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Topeka Truck Drivers’ Union
Topeka
Warley Southard
Gearttse sUkar
Arden
Yellow Cab’ and Baggage Company
WC. Naller
Sware Footne Complant Agaist
Second Semes Mrs Kellogg Metlelland Educates in France
Mrs Kellogg D Metlelland begins second series as French instructor at University of Illinois Galesburg division after earning a master’s degree at Kansas and a bachelor’s from Washburn. Born in Topeka, she taught at Washburn Hiram Knox Montana State before Illinois post. Fire in Kansas City destroys carnival statuary at Florentine Statuary, controlled by firemen.
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Kellogg D. Met“lelland
University of Kansas
Lait
Mmlinois
Galesburg
McCelland
Topeka
Washburn College
Uniaf
Kansas City
Florentine Statuary Company
Rural schools plan to review year and set term
Teachers and patrons in several districts meet to assess past year and decide on next year. New rural school reorganization law prompts elections of committees and petition deadlines. County budget director notes state and county tax levies will be proposed. Officers to be elected at the meeting.
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Macgaret Hurley
Touelasent
Chandismeer
Enmoum Shhoot
Wil Olin
Sane Alsenm
Inw
Milditiat
Wreck on Jayhawk Drive near chemistry lab
Corwin reported a draftic accident on Jayhawk Drive in front of the chemistry laboratory. Avery Misanra drove an Aynouth sedan from a parking lot and struck the right side of a passing Chevrolet Elan, which bounced into the rear of a parked car. Corwin said no one was injured and all three cars were damaged.
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Robert Cnewin
Jecemistry
Pin
Tdday
Avery
Va Misanra
Aynouth
al Parkin
Ke We Wellman
Ohio Street
Clyle
North Seventy Street
Corwin
Five motorists fined after speeding charge in county court
Patrolman Jack Cheek reported speeding suspects appeared before Judge Lane this morning. Clifford Coffeman of Sunflower paid $15, while four others were fined $10 each. Repairs and names listed include Calvin Suhora EMA Chieftreviy Carl Hers Route 1 Stobert Et Bahdwing Carl Hedrickson Tep.
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Greyele
Jack Cheek
Police Cours
Liane
Lane
Clifford Coffeman
Sunflower
Spredmra
Calvin Suhora
EMA
Carl Hers
Stobert Et Bahdwing
Carl Hedrickson
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