Weigh Next Move In Plane Dispute
Washington officials weighed several options after the Baltic incident in which Soviet fighters attacked a U S plane. The United States pressed for restraint while signaling possible actions including a new note to Russia or bringing the case to the United Nations or the Hague.
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UPS State Department
U.S
Congress
Russia
Alan G. Bark
United Nations
Hague
United States
Baltic
Moscow
of Statcheson
Capitol
House
McCormack
Massachusetts
Kirk
Kremlin
Soviet
Latvia
Acherin
State Department
Othimning
Acheson
Voice of America
Uasia
Telephone Installation Workers May Call Strike
Ernest Weaver of division 6 announces a strike call may be issued within 24 hours to 10 000 telephone installation workers if Western Electric does not change its position in a South Bend Ind dispute. Union members struck March 27 over a muddy field walk to a new television center. No Western Electric employees are working in Lawrence at present, according to Richard Ayres. Gard Crop to Hostile McPherson Kan Apr 32. (P Grienhage reports McPherson county wheat fields show drought relief possible if rain comes soon. Only 4.74 inches of moisture fall this year, a deficit of 4.63 inches.
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New York
Ernest Weaver
Division
Communications
McPherson
Kan
Grienhage
McPherson County
Kansas State College
Division 6
Communicons i Workers of America
Western Ecentric Co
South Bend
Ind
Truman Ainng
St. Louie
Frank P. Longergan
COW
Southwestern Bell Tell
Gzhone
Lonergan
South Head
Western Electric
Weaver
Neaday
Western Electric Walkout Could Spark Nationwide Telephone Strike
A potential nation wide strike looms as Western Electric workers face wage disputes. Ernest Weaver of division 6 predicts a strike notice within 24 hours if demands are not met, with picket lines likely at telephone buildings. Other unions across the South Western Bell system may join if legal lines are crossed.
Plane crash cuts 35 on flight to Tokyo area
A transport plane crash near Odawara, southwest of Tokyo, killed 35 aboard including MacArthur division official Frank EF, Jane Torrens, Bernardo Ademis, and Teresa Brossier after a stop at Okinawa. Ground searchers scoured Miracles square area as teams tried to locate other survivors. The accident resembles a prior war era crash that killed 41 near Japan.
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Teva
Japan
MacArthur
Ubis
Tokyo
Air Force
Odawami
Te ’mi Bay
Okinawa
Kore
UN chief Lie eyeing Europe trip possibly Moscow
United Nations secretary general Lie smiles over a European tour that could include Moscow to ease cold war tensions. He will meet leaders in Paris and Geneva, with aides including Konstantin Zinchenko, to determine if a Moscow visit can help bridge East West gaps.
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Trieve Lie
United Nations
Moscow
U.S
Ing
Konstantin Zin' Chenko
Foreign Ministry
Lie
Dari J
Geneva
Paris
DL Othenke
Wth
Truman
Dean Acheson
White House
Fran Brenier
Georges Bidault
Britain
Cement
Altye
Kremlin
Stalin
World Organization
Kansas State Extension Head Named CRUSA Committee Chairman
Dean L. C. Williams of Kansas State College extension service was named Peters ted state chairman of the Christian Rural Overseas Program committee yesterday. The committee set the 1450 Kansas crop gift goal at 2% carloads of food for the needy overseas.
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C.R.O.P
Opeka
Dean L. C. Williama
Kansas State College Extension Service
Christian Rural Overseas Program Committee
Kansas
Campus paving and art museum roof work approved
The Board of Regents approved four campus paving projects costing about 53 000 and a roof replacement for the art museum estimated at 18 000. Projects include West Street parking, widening curves on West cusp road, and resurfacing Jayhawk Drive. Some repairs to campus utilities will also be covered. The secretary noted bids are expected but not yet. An additional roof project for the art museum may involve Coffeyville Kansas workmen.
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Board of
Yeetenday
West Steenth Street
Weat Sunnysides
U Aid
Spooner
Kansas Officers In Gambling Raids Arrest Sixteen Men
Kansas state agents raided five cities Wichita Kansas City Leavenworth and Topeka uncovering a national gambling network supplying race wire service. Sixteen men were arrested and cash betting records tickets and a race wire machine were seized with hearings scheduled for May.
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Ranadell
New Hampshire Street
Willard Lister
Ottawa
Kansas Cities
Eldon Hoyt
Ransom Farme
Homewood
Leon Beliford, Jr. Gardner
Bob Kutz
Walter Bublets
Olathe
Gerald Boehle
Route 2
Lawrence
Ester Stustle
Wichita
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Kan
Leavenworth
Harold R. Potter
Fatzer
Kanmax
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Dick's Commission Company
Theodore M. McClure
0. G. Sandmeyer
Avenue Shop
Raymond Merle McCombs
Tom Buchanin
William Warren Black
Lewis Finest Sproul
C. P. Cox
Norman L. Smythe
Clarence Sheets
Leona Cox
C.F. Cox
Farcer
Living costs rise marginally in March report
The government reports a slight 0.3 percent rise in living costs in March led by a 0.6 percent jump in foods. The Labor Department index shows costs 25 cents higher than June 1946 and 69 percent above the postwar level, with small upticks in fuel, rents, apparel, and furnishings.
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Rea Arioceates Pratet
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Engineering Show At KU Draws 17000 Visitors
A large crowd attended the University of Kansas engineering exposition with about 17000 visitors by daybreak and 125 exhibits from 18 departments plus Fort Riley gear. Neil Welter of Kansas City won the Sigma Tau trophy. Dean Carr received a service key from the Engineering Council.
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Sigma Tau
Neil Welter
Kanass City
Dean Carr
Engineerime Council
Ean T. DeWitt Carr
Engineering School
K. U
Hig High School
Boy Scouta
Karsaa
Frank Strong
Molda
Fowler Shops
Showers Forecast for Topeka and Southeast Kansas
A forecast of mild weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms is issued for Kansas. Skies stay partly cloudy with precipitation expected tonight in the southeast and Sunday across the state. Temperatures linger in the 50s, with highs mainly in the 80s and lows in the 50s. a single Olathe shower recorded 0.12 inch yesterday.
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Kannas
Forecater A. D
Anthony
Goodland
Tadky S
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Kansan
Newa
Boy Hit By Car On campus Injures Ravenburg Youth
Eight year old James F Shoemaker of Ravenburg Kansas is in KU Wat kid hospital with a fractured rib and multiple bruises after stepping from behind a parked bus into the path of a car driven by James Grinwold a Kansas University engineering freshman. Grinwold transported the boy to the hospital and the attending physician says he will be released soon.
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James F. Shoemaker
Ravenburg
Kan
K.U. Watkids Hospital
Campun
Dyche Museum
Janes Grinwold
Minsinaippi
K.V. Engineering
Grinswold
Shift In Council Reorganization Set For Monday Session
The city council will complete its reorganization Monday night after six new members are sworn in. Mayor Turner will announce committee appointments and the advisory board. three-member committees and a four-member board will discuss street projects, 10th and 19th streets work, and Sixth Street trafficway issues. City Clerk Harold Fisher will administer the oath. Bonds for city general obligations totaling 216 000 are expected, funding several paving and resurfacing projects including Delaware, Rhode Island, and Perry streets.
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W. J. B. Turner
Nate Council
Harold Fisher
Rewbiieana
Whey Ares Lathrop
B. Reader
Grat_ward
Richard Martin
Thomas B. Parker
T. J. Glasgow
Ed Elan
B. Lew Henry
Sixth Ward
Henry
Yeers
J. C. Harper
Tenth Street
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
West Nineteenth
Louisiana
Missouri Street
Delaware Street
Rhode Island Street
Perry Street
North Law
Baldwin Council Approves Grade A Milk Ordinance
Baldwin city council passed an ordinance requiring milk producers to conform to public health standards. The measure aims to enable the Baldwin Co op Creamery to handle grade A milk and expand market reach. Kansas has 11 cities with such ordinances including Hillsboro Altamont and others.
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Baldwin Co-op Creamery
Citien
Kansas
Maldwin
Kanana
Hillsborn
Altamont
Dougna County
Lawrence
Dodwe City
Atchison
Marysville
Kingman
Kansan City
Halebaton
Mtaws
Kumpe To Lead Inspection Team For Five College Units
Col Edward Kumpe commander at Army ROTC named chief of inspecting party to review five college units during the first two weeks of May. Inspections cover Universities of South Dakota North Dakota Wyoming and the state colleges in South and North Dakota. Kumpe to return to Lawrence on May 18.
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Edward FL Kumpe
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
South Dakota
North Dakota
Wyoming
South Dakota State College
North Dakota Agricultural College
Kumpe
Lawrence
Census nears end in Douglas County districts
Douglas County census progress reported with about 25 000 interviews completed. Local officials estimate Lawrence city population around 46 000 and project more days to finish. Rural townships Marion Clynton Baldwin and Willow Springs near completion while others await charting and callbacks average 10 to 60 per district.
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Airecture
Glen Kappelman
Malcolm Pfautz
Kappelman
Lawrence
Marion
Clineton
Lescompton
Baldwin
Radora
Willow Springs
Pfantz
Pfautz
Cenus Tate
Kean 94 Loses Eye in Fight at Holloway Pool
Kean 94 of 528 North et was injured when he lost his right eye in a fight at Holloway's pool on New Hampshire street at 1 o clock last night. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial hospital in good condition today. Roosevelt Farmer 24 of Winfield La was arrested and jailed on an assault charge.
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Kean
Stock Market Index Report
New York average shows 60 stocks listed with intraday moves. Traders monitor the Dow Jones and broader market as prices fluctuate amid mixed volume and economic data cues.
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New York
Witness Refuses Grand Jury Questions In Bootlegging Probe
Kansas City April 22 A Kansas City grand jury probes the bootlegging underworld. Martin Edwards 12 of Tulsa Oklahoma refused to answer questions and was jailed for contempt after declining to name sources or reveal threats. He faced possible five year penitentiary time amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Martin Edwards
Tulsa Okia
Edwards
Lin
Enworth
Frderal Ditrict
Richard M. Duncan
Tulen
Arand
Cualheim
Nin
Duncan
Oen
Los
Len Wear
Walon
Hauer
Oklahoma
Charles V. Carvoltr
Anthony Marenna
Kanaan City
Carvallo
Underworld
Lawrence Kansas Relays Parade Draws Huge Crowd
A massive crowd of about 10 000 students visitors and residents crowded downtown Lawrence for the Kansas Relays parade. The two mile procession featured bands floats ROTC units from KU Army Air Force and Navy cadets, Relays Queen Jomes Lawrence from Wichita, and honors to Dr Forrest C Allen.
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Massachusetts Street
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Army
Air Force
Navy
Jomes Lawrence
Wichita University
Jay Jones
Liberty Memorial High School
Jack Stephenson
Lawrence Rads
Haskell Institute
Yates Center
Effingham
Osawatomie
Highland F
Garnett
Forrest C. Allen
K. A
K. U
K U Students Organize Colmery for Senator Club
A Republican student group at the University of Kanaan formed a Colmery for Senator club to back Harry W. Colmery, former American Legion national commander. Tom Schwinn was elected chairman with about 20 attendees, plus officers Dick Scovel Ben Foster and Sue Whigner. A membership drive before the primaries was planned. Mayberry Meets Supporters in Wichita. Willard Mayberry discussed governor campaign plans with Elkhart rancher publishers and Wichita party leaders.
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Harry W. Colmery
The
American Legion
Tom Schwinn
Wellington
K. U
Washburn University
Colmery Club
Topeka
Mayberry
Wichita
Kan
Willard Mayberry
Elkhart
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