World food crisis stalls as three nations clash over relief
Washington reports a British Canadian American deadlock on relief measures to ease the global food shortage. Britain and Canada are urged to cut consumption and boost aid while President Truman prepares a radio address on the crisis. A famine committee presses for stricter conservation and price actions.
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Washington
Somblred Fond Board
Agrculture
Anderson
Fforty
Canada
Great Britain
Britain
Canad
White House
Truman
Chester Davis
Mt. Truman
Herbert Hoover
Cairo
Hoover
Foreign briefs from Madrid to Manila reveal global postwar shifts
Articles report Spain tightening control over German business changes, Siam’s king planning a US visit, Australian officers killed in a war crimes ambush, Soviet claims on German hunger, a flour riot in Taranto, Polish refugees leaving Osh Kirghiz, Stars and Stripes closure in Hamburg, and Philippines President Osmena preparing for orderly elections amid security worries.
Wartime stance urged for world peace and military pace
A Kansan writer argues for sustained military strength and selective service, warning against rapid demobilization. He supports Eisenhower, urges releasing combat veterans only after extended service, and says global threats require steady readiness to deter Soviet aims and preserve peace.
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UNO
Nusaia
Russia
Altho
Eisenhower
Grain Judging Contest At High School Tomorrow
Vocational agriculture students from twelve high schools will compete in the 20th annual grain judging and grain identification contest tomorrow at the Liberty Memorial High School auditorium. Sponsored by Future Farmers clubs of Lawrence Tongrinousie high schools, the schools listed include Olathe Emporia Topeka Ottawa Ottawa? Lincoln Lynden Frankfurt Prairie View Lawrence Valley Falls.
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Liberty
Memorial High School Symnasium
Future Fanner Chanters
Lawwrence
Tonginousie High Schools
Olathe
Emporia
Touganoxie
Ashburn
Rural
Ottawa
Axburg
Lynden
Frankfurt
Paieview
Lawrence
Valley Palis
University High Wins Second Place at Emporia Science Meet
Ten students from University High School attended an Emporia Junior Academy of Science meet and earned second place. Names listed include Alice Bean Margaret VYs Thoris Bo Allen Edwin OA an Mary Ann lates and Carl Ener dr. Guests from Punahou School Honolulu joined Liberty Memorial High School faculty and students as hosts.
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University High School
Junior Academy of Science
Emporia
Frida
Stuent
Alice Bean
Margaret Vys
Thoris
Bo Allen
Edwin Oaan
Mary Ann Lates
Carl Ener
Anee
Caroline Aka An Haw
Punahou School
Honolulu
Liberty Memorial High School
School-boy event notes track meet at K U
Fragmentary report shows students planned to attend an assembly and then travel to a track meet at K U. Details on teams or dates are unclear in the readable text.
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Shin
K. U
Tension Mounts as Holy City Prepares for Crucifixion Ceremonies
Jerusalem on April 18 was ringed with barbed wire and troops as thousands gathered for symbolic ceremonies marking the last hours before the crucifixion. A three-hour general strike of 59,9 civil servants affected government offices, while authorities stayed vigilant amid Arab Jewish British political strains. Arab legionnaires patrolled among colorful crowds.
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Jerusalem
Holy
Palestine
Speciartime
Palestine Government
Arab Legionnaires
Easter Observances In Jerusalem Amid Crowded Holy Sites
The Easter observance spans western and eastern rites with heavy pilgrim turnout. Maundy Thursday began at daybreak and continued through the day while Jesus and his disciples prepared in the upper room. American uniform presence was scarce, with few allied soldiers visible in Jerusalem.
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Muaundy
Thursiday
Christ
Deciples
Jerusalem
Kentucky Colonel M F Amrine Receives Honorary Rank
Kentucky journalist M F Amrine was awarded honorary Kentucky Colonel rank at a testimonial dinner in Lansing hosted by Kansas state penitentiary former warden and a Council Grove newspaper publisher, with Frankfort reporting the event occurred April 18.
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M. F. Amrine
Frankfort
Kentucky
M. F. Amine
Council Grove
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Prison board official resigns as Cornei Grove home returns
Amrine announces resignation effective May 1 after a year as director of correctional institutions for Kansas. He plans a move to Fort Leavenworth to command training activities, while Brig Gen Kuffner takes over at Camp Carson. Col. Fowler will succeed Kuffner at the personnel center. A cable protection system uses 1,200 feet of electrical cable and up to 400 million feet of galvanized wire.
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Amrine
Cornei Grove
Kenfuky
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
David L. Kuffner
Partment Personnel Center
Mountain Training Center
Camp Carson
Colo
Ruffner
David M. Fowler
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Notina
Ethous
Madrid
Foreign Ministry
Allied Central Commission
Alberto M. Artajo
Bangkok
Siam
Ananda Mahidel
United States
Tremier Pridi Vhanomyong
Batavie
Apr
Moscow
Gohe
Germany
Pravda
Rome
Taranto
Muassafra
Tass
Far
Osh Kirghiz
Poland
Fannifurt
Pewapaper Stars and Stripes
Europe
Altdorf
Ees
Manila
Gio Osmena
Philippines
Ial
Effie
GOWNA
Junior
By Fagaly and
Shorte
Dee Ness
Krrett
ENCE
University High
Siriet
Flas
Yeore Coslan
Mesa
Lawrence Livestock Sale
East 11Th St
Royal College
Mass
Holy City
Thorands
Dan
Amma O
WEW
Stevens
Gibbs
Ateree
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