Byrnes Heads for Paris to Renew World Peace Talks
Secretary of State Byrnes sails for Paris to resume peace negotiations with Molotov Bevin and Bidault aiming to avert a deadlock over spheres of influence and separate treaties. The trip follows fraught Britain Russia and U S tensions over Iran Tripoli Dardanelles and Mediterranean interests as pre conference mood sags.
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Paris
Molotoy
Russia
Bevin
Britain
Bidault
France
Byrnes
United States
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Iran
Red Army
Mediterranean
Ntussia
Tripolitania
Andritain
Tripoli
Dadacanese
Dardanelles
London
Foreign Relaions Committee
Ineeting
Italy
Washington
Easter Services Around the World Mark Joyful Resurrection
Millions of Christians observed Easter in churches and at parades, with Truman quietly attending First Baptist in Washington as Europe resumes after war. Pope Pius XII stayed at the Vatican, while servicegoers prayed for peace and a new life free from tyranny.
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Truman
First Baptist Church
Washington
United States
Mr. Truman
Margaret
St. Margaret’s ‘Episcopal Church
New York
Fifth Avenue
Pope Pius XII
Secluant
Sion
Vatican
St. Su
Japanese Cabinet Forced to Quit By Pressure of Political Parties
Tokyo reports Premier Kitaro Shidehara and his cabinet resigned under pressure from major political parties after six months in office. Emperor Hirohito accepted the resignation but asked them to stay until a successor is named. The Progressive Party pushed the move. a coalition cabinet with Hatoyama and Katayama was expected to form, creating Japan’s first party government in over a decade.
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Tokyo
Kitaro Shidehara
Shidehara
Wataru Narashi
Narashi
Jajpan
Imperial Palace
Hirohito
Shigeru Yoshida
MacArthur
Supreme Headquarter
Tokyn
Progressive Party
Progressives
Progressive
Ichiro Hatoyama
Liberals
Tetsu Katayama
Social Democrat
Truman tours FDR in Atlantic maneuvers with navy fleet
President Truman boarded the Franklin D. Roosevelt to view large scale Atlantic maneuvers with Admiral Mitscher’s Eighth Fleet off Virginia Capes. The trip includes 29 ships, a May 27 finish, and continued operations in Chesapeake Bay as Truman returns to Norfolk before Washington.
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Truman
Franklin TD. Roosevelt
Naval Air
Atlantic
Adm
Marc A. Mitscher
Kiehth
Mitscher
Virginia Capes
Mr. Truman
White House
Washington
Presidentia Sacht
Williamsburg
Chesapeake Bay Area
Me. Truman
Secret Service
Carrive
Eighth Fleet
FDR
Midway
Missouri
Mediterranean
Norfolk
Williamshore
Governor Faces Wheat Premium Protest In Kansas
Governor An drew Schoeppel received a telegram from a G I Johnson Grain Scott City protesting the 30 cent premium on wheat to CCC sales. The governor said Kansas millers may get little help from the increase as mills face shortages and risk shutdown without milling wheat. More than 7,500 U S troops listed to arrive today at New York San Diego and San Francisco aboard ten transports.
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Topeka
Andrew Schoeppel
G.I
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas Millers
J. F. Johnson Grain Company
Scott City
OPA
Kansas
Schoeppel
Associated Press
New York
West Coast
San Diego
San Francisco
Poison on Nazi Prisoners of War at Stalag 13
U S army reports more German prisoners at Stalag 13 near Nuernberg fell ill from arsenic poisoning with 2283 cases since last Monday and no deaths. Four full arsenic bottles and two empties were found under a bakery floor supplying the camp bread. Investigations target bakery workers and a Polish displaced person suspected of involvement.
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U.S
Stalag 13
Nuernberg
Focal
U.S. Army
Frankfurt
Samuel T. Williams
26Th Infantry
Rain Aids Dry Eastern Kansas Soils Apr 22
Moderate to heavy rain spread across eastern and central Kansas aiding drying soils. Noon reports show showers from a trace to half an inch with continuing rain in many areas. Temperatures near 75 to 80 statewide, cooling tomorrow to 65 to 70.
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Topeka
Kansas
Coffeyville
Chanute
Wichita
Kansas City
Infield
Phillipsburg
Dodge City
Flora
Kansas Democrats Plan Truman Campaign Dinner
About 300 Kansas Democratic leaders will gather in Wichita for a Truman for President Club dinner at the Allis hotel. President James Parnell of Goodland says invitations have been mailed and plans for an aggressive campaign in the state this year will be drafted, with officers Harold W. Goodwin and Maurice O’Keefe among those listed.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita
James Parnell
Goodland
Allis
Parnell
Harold W. Goodwin
Maurice O'Keefe
Atchison
John Breidenthal
Kansas City
Robert Lemon
Pittsburg
Leo W
Mills
Yates Center
A. H. Rupp
Bala
John Nolan
Gardenity
Union Meat Workers Protest Layoffs in Kansas City
About 150 members of the United Packinghouse Workers Union staged a demonstration in the packinghouse district to protest layoffs amid the meat crisis. They carried placards demanding work and jobs while pledging to hear from union officials and a lawyer later.
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Kansas City
CPI
United Packinghouse Workers Union
I.C
Truman
Leslie Crear
Jerome Walsh
Nationwide drive to aid famine relief begins May 12
Washington reports every American asked to contribute food or money for relief of starving lands. Secretary Henry Wallace chairs the emergency food collection campaign to be run privately with UN relief and rehabilitation administration distribution on the basis of need. No deductions for admin or operating expenses.
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Washington
United States
Landa
Henry Wallace
Wallace
United Nations Relief and‘ Rehabilitation Administration
Tehran Pledges Azerbaijan Return to Iran Under 7 Point Plan
Premier Ahme Qavam announced a seven point program for Azerbaijan to rejoin Iran, pledging constitutional rights and free democratic party activity. Fighting reported south of Mianduab between Iranian forces and Fedaiyar militants, with casualties and shifting control. Qavam ordered calm measures and said the central government would consider internal needs while allowing Azeri autonomy within the law.
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Tehran
Ahme Qavam
Azerbaijan
Democratic Party
Tabriz
Mianduab
Fedailar
Azerbaijan Democrat
Fedai
Qavam
Eure
Azerbaijint
Turkisht
Peravia
Azeriw
F. Tpakthian
Kurdistan
Wheat cars received at Kansas City market drop from year ago
Kansas City train market received 09 cars of wheat over the Easter holiday, less than half the 20% cars received a year ago. Grainmen say it will take several days to determine if farmers will take advantage of the 30 percent government bonus.
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Kansas City
Apr
County Calls 17 Men for Induction at Ft Leavenworth
The Douglas county selective service board received a call this morning for 17 white men from the county to be inducted into the armed services at Fort Leavenworth on May 6.
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Douglas County
Selective Service Board
Armed Services
Ft. Leavenworth
Hard surfaced road plan for K-99 from Admire to Alma
Emporia and Wabaunsee counties join in seek for paving state highway K-99 from Admire to Alma. Chamber of Commerce reps met in Emporia and a delegation was named to go to Topeka on the project. Current K-99 traction offers only sand north of Admire.
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Emporia
Kan
CPI
Lyon
Wabaunsee
Admire
Alma
Chamber of Commerce
Wabauneec
Topeka
Chinese and U S clash over Manchurian air strike claim
General Marshall demanded public retract or details of Communist charges that American planes attacked in Manchuria. Chiang Kai-shek and Ten Hsueh Lai met and a US liaison plane was the only aircraft in the area. Government forces pressed towards Changchun while Communist forces fortified the city.
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Chungking
Marshall
Manchuria
Ten Shou En- Lai
Chiang Kai-shek
Chou
Mukden
North China
Des Jenses
Peiping
Tientsin
Central Park
National Assembly
U. S
Szepingkai
U. S. Army
Changchun
U.S
Kangchulin
Go For Examinations Before Induction At Fort Leavenworth
Twenty six Douglas county selections go to Fort Leavenworth for preinduction physicals. Names and addresses of draftees include Fire, Moorman, Sutzen, Sawyer, Underwood Jr, Thornhill, Francis, Thompson, Malone, Cummings, Stinger, Pestole, Wineinger, Redlin, Underhill, Tasch Tate, Howe Jr, Bermudes, Mark Baldwin, George Dules, Henderson, Herbel, Brophy, Thompson Jr, Lavarro and others listed with street and route details.
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Fort Leavenworth
Douglas County
Selective Service Board
Karl William Fire
Kentughy Street
Q Orville Eugene Moorman
Terr Nard Street
Prevderick Dale Sutzen
Lerminion
Daniel Dean Sawyer
Lawrence
Underwood, Jr
Mssouri
Robert Leo Thornhill
West Tenth Free
George Wiliam Francis
Dwight Henry Thompson
Minais
Tternard James Malone
Kentucky Street
Charles Neal Cummings
Carmit Fredrick Stinger
Air Junior Pestole
Lecomp Soh “Haro Wineinger
Oreadaire
Gerald Frank Redlin
Haskell Tneritite
Harvey Edwin “‘Schmedemann
Ohio Street
Ruven Bermudes
New Jersey
Boster
Frye
John Emerson Mark
Baldwin
Timmy George Dules
Indiana Street
James Crawford Henderson
Carmath Hall
Robert Lee Herbel
Jamnes Brophy Marshall
Evcora
James Crowell Thompson, Jr
Louis Andrew Lavarro
Lawrenice
Snake bite treatment for 17-year-old in Tonganoxie
Albert Harbaugh, 17, of Tonganoxie, was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for a snake bite on his right ankle received while working on his parents’ farm yesterday afternoon. The snake’s type and poison status were not determined, but the physician reported no poison present. He was held overnight for observation and released the following morning.
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Albert Harbaugh
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harbaugh
Avi
Atcheson Heads Pacific Four Power Council Choice
George Atcheson, a senior diplomat and adviser to General MacArthur, is named as American member and Maj. Gen. M D Marquat as chairman of the allied four power council for Japan Supreme Headquarters announced the appointment. Atcheson has just returned from the United States and attended council sessions. The next meeting on April 30 will address progress toward dissolving zaibatsu holding companies.
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Washington
UPL
Bridges
R-N.h
Congress
House Military Committee
War Department
Council of Common Defense
Army
Navy
Air
Senate
Thomas
Utah
Thermas
Truman
Altho
Stridges
Union
Armed Services
Hamas
Knowland
R.-Calif
House
Californian
Aries
George Atcheson
Priy
MacArthur
Marquatt
Fourpower Council
Japan
Supreme Headquarters
Atchigon
State Department
Marquat
Addieson O
Council
Zaibatsu
Three Home Robberies Reported At Local Residences
Police investigated three robberies at residences on Massachusetts street and nearby addresses over a single weekend. Items missing include a typewriter, sewing machine, portable iron, jewelry, a vacuum cleaner, and assorted cash totals. Entry was via pass keys in all cases.
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Terese
J. T. Parsons
Vertunt Street
Elvetrolus Sper
Reming
Ton
C. T. Ringers
Elaine Ungerman
Massachusetts Street
Ianwe Holxfield
Imo
Lntrance
US says wheat exports cannot meet UNRRA demand
Secretary Anderson said the United States cannot supply 709000 tons of wheat and flour monthly to UNRRA for famine relief. He noted UNRRA will receive more than 540000 tons in April, and a larger allocation for April-June is under discussion with LaGuardia. A nationwide emergency food collection campaign will urge every American to contribute food to starving nations.
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Washington
Anderson
UNRRA
Wuld
LaGuardia
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Deneta
Europe
TNRRA
Anderton
Britain
Canada
United States
Pi Kappa Lambda Biennial Meeting Attends Chicago
Dean D M Swarthout returned Sunday from Chicago after attending the Pi Kappa Lambda biennial meeting in music. He is a past president founder and a member of the board of regents. Ike Moncrieff of the School of Fine Arts faculty and board of regents was a delegate and will visit friends in Chicago and Jacksonville before returning to Lawrence.
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D. M. Swarthout
Pi Kappa Lambda National Honorary Society
Inj Music
Swarthout
Fraternity
Board of Regents
Ike Moncrieff
School of Fine Arts
Lawrence
Chicago
Jacksonville
Tonga Youth Injured In Four Fractured Ribs Incident
Robert Pickens, 14, of Tonganoxie, was hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial after being run over by a light truck while riding the running board with his father. He suffered four fractured ribs and his condition was listed as satisfactory.
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Robert Pickens
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pickens
Forty youths to take final exams at Summerfield trials
Finalists for the Summerfield Scholarship examinations at the University of Kansas were announced today. Fort senior boys from 27 Kansas high schools, who passed the prelims on March 25, will travel to Lawrence for the finals on April 21. About 20 winners will be chosen from the finals to become Summerfield Scholars, with funding covering eight semesters of college work at KU.
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Th University of Kansas
Fort
Kansas
Lawrence
Summerfield
Schoo
K, UC
Bakers Willing to Comply With Flour Reduction Order
Concordia Kan April 22 Kanaga Bakers Association president T G C Gillan said bakers would fully comply with a 25 percent cut in flour consumption and cooperate to make the program work. He warned many will seek manual reductions in business volume without price increases and warned shortages of sugar and fat have forced bakers to cut production.
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Concordia
Kan
T.G. C. Gillan
Kanaga
Bakeem
Gillan
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