New Australian Proposal on Spain In UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council received a new Australian draft calling for a five member sub committee to study the Spain situation and determine if measures are needed. Russia opposed any inquiry as the council debated a unanimous path, with delegates pushing for action despite divisions.
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Oscar Lange
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Hodgson
General Assembly
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Gromyko
Seven British Soldiers Killed by An Armed Band
Tel Aviv reports curfew in parts of the city as police search for members of an armed band that killed seven British soldiers in a nighttime attack on a military park. An official release notes mined goods in the area and says raiders struck in multiple directions with coordinated assaults.
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Tel Aviv
Polles
Philippine Election Stolen: Osmena Claims Victory Flawed
Manila reports Osmena conceded defeat amid claims the election was stolen and irregularities were orchestrated by Roxas supporters. An unnamed palace source doubted Roxas could win, citing alleged voter intimidation. Roxas’s camp did not comment. Unofficial early returns show Roxas behind Osmena with Roxas accused of fraud in several provinces.
Gisevius Links with U S Intelligence at War Trial
Bernd Gisevius testifies he was in contact with the American intelligence services during the war. The revelation shocks 22 German leaders on trial for war crimes as prosecutors and defense clash over credibility and wartime roles.
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Hana
Bernd Gisevius
International Military Tribunal
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U.S
Hans Frank
Poland
Seidl
Americana
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Walter Wilhelm Canaria
Zurich
Switzerland
Ginevius
Berlin
Germany
Pleasant Weekend Forecast For Kansas Ahead
Topeka reports a sunny weekend with above normal temperatures. Flora predicts clear skies through Sunday with highs near 75 to 85 and lows around 45 to 60. By Monday or Tuesday rain returns, with temperatures staying warm east and west, Dodge City reaching mid 80s and Coffeyville cooling to the low 70s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weatherman
Flora
Ora
Marais Dea Crgnes
Dodge City
Kansan
Goodle
Coffeyville
Shipowners Teneto Divert Ships From Manila
American and Filipino officials conferred today over cargo handling bottlenecks in Manila harbor that threaten to choke off supplies. Strikes wrecked piers blasted warehouses and pilots spurred threats to divert vessels elsewhere unless conditions improve.
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Manila
Philippines
Veterans to bid on jeeps in two on–the–spot sales
War Assets Administration regional director John K Kirchner announced two on the spot sales for World War II veterans in Missouri and Kansas. One hundred ten surplus jeeps will be sold at Camp Crowder on May 1 and 131 at Fort Riley on May 3. Eligible veterans with priority certificates may bid after inspection and registration on the days preceding the sales.
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John KE. Kirchner
War Assets Administration
Camp Crowder
Fort Riley
Kaw
Eisenhower Confers With Truman At Sea Mission
General Dwight D. Eisenhower boarded the presidential yacht Williamsburg at a Marin base for a Pacific problems conference with President Truman. He will inspect army installations in the Pacific for a month and return to the capital later. The Williamsburg will stay anchored while the cruise continues.
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Charles G. Roen
Big Four meet on European peace talks in Paris
Paris April 26 The Big Four foreign ministers met to advance European peace treaty talks amid reports Russia might block discussion of the Austrian situation. Bevin and Byrnes held talks before the session as Molotov indicated no objection to French observers at Balkans talks, with focus on the Italian peace treaty and broader reparations questions.
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Ernest Bevin
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London
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Coal Strike Drains $54 Million Weekly, Says Institute
The bituminous coal institute estimated that mine operators and railroads lose about 54 million dollars weekly due to mine stoppages. Operators would gain 36 million if 12,000,000 tons were mined, railroads about 18.56 million for hauling. Logs to miners estimated at 21.6 million weekly in ware.
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Bituminous Coal Institute
Stock Market Index Inches Up on Global Cues
The average of 60 stocks rose to 79.9 points after yesterday trading as investors watched global cues. Major movers included energy and financial shares with mixed results across sectors. Traders awaited economic data and corporate results to guide near term direction.
Memorial Service Opens 23rd Kansas Music Week Program
A memorial service honors University of Kansas WWII dead with Verdi Requiem sung by the combined choral groups and University orchestra on Sunday May 5 at 4 p.m. Dean Swarthout directs. Governor Schoeppel and Chancellor Malott speak. Eight other events follow through May 10 including Melton and Lack performances and choral concerts.
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Joseph Wilking
Reinhold Schmidt
Dean D. M. Swarthout
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Deane W. Malott
University Gold Star, Inc
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Fraser Theater
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University Museum of Art
Fugitive Kills Himself Near His Father's Home
Jefferson City Mo April 6 UP Virgil Looney a 29 year old Ozark fugitive shot and killed himself outside his father Clint Looney home near Grove Spring after telling him he would rather die than surrender Lieutenant G W Pate Missouri highway patrol said The same .32 caliber pistol was used by Looney to shoot Trooper Joe E Brummell who was attempting to arrest him Looney fled into river country after the shooting and river patrols recovered the weapon
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Virgil Looney
Ozark
G. W. Pate
Missouri Highway Patrol
Clint Looney
Pates
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Grove Spring
Food for Japs May Cause Clash
A British request for information on allied food policy in Japan risks a clash between the four power council and General MacArthur. The Far Eastern commission urged limited food for Japan to safeguard occupation forces, while MacArthur’s command said Japan cannot meet minimum needs in 1946 due to disease and unrest.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Council
MacArthur
Far Eastern Commission
United States
Rewest
Alumni meet on hill for World War II Memorial drive
More than seventy University of Kansas alumni convene Sunday for luncheon and a conference on the Kansas World War II Memorial to be built on the KU campus. Chancellor Deane W. Masott will chair, with talks by Justice Elugo T. Wedell and KU Memorial officials. Attendees hail from Kansas City Kansas Topeka Atchison El Dorado Newton Hutchinson Wichita Wa Keeney Emport Chanute Holton Hiawatha Yates Center Garnett Coldwater Lawrence and Kansas City Missouri.
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Wayne McCoy
Roy Heil
Wilbur L. Gardner
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Charles Clevenger
Atchison
Fred S. Smith
el Dorado
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Newton
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Wichita
Persia Shook
Carl Winsor
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Paul Applegate
Emports
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Coffeyville
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Clathe
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Chanute
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Holton
Harry Cragswhite
Hiawatha
Walker Means
Yates Center
Leo Mills
Garnett
Merle Loughridge
Coldwater
Horace Rich
Charles B. Shaeffer
Lawrence
George Hedrick
C. C. Stewart
Yale Professor Talks on Roswell in London at Fraser Theater
Professor Frederick Pottle of Yale speaks to public tonight at 8 in Fraser theater on Roswell in London. He notes Boswell journals found in Ireland, edited by Pottle after Geoffrey Scott, with Guggenheim fellowship and limited edition Boswell Papers on display in Watson Library and Fraser Hall exhibits.
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Yale University
Roswell
London
Kansas Association of College Teachers of English
Ralph Isham
New York
Geoffrey Scott
Pattle
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Guggenheim
Boswell
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Schwellenbach Moves to Break Coal Deadlock
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach said he would summon John Bevis and the soft coal operators to restart joint negotiations next week. He noted the 26 day old bituminous strike has brought the situation to a critical point and a resumption between operators and Lewis' United Mine Workers committee would be worthwhile despite only slight recent softening from either side.
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Schwellenbach
John L. Bevis
Lewis
United Mine Orkera Committee
Schnellenbach
Nine Pacific veterans transports to arrive at four ports
The Associated Press reports that nine transports carrying 1,422 Pacific veterans are set to reach San Francisco and Seattle today, with additional arrivals in San Diego, California. No troopships are listed for New al.
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Suit Against Officers Over Dancing Beer Rule
Roy G. Bergen, owner of the Dine A Mite Inn at Twenty Third and Louisiana, files for an injunction against Douglas County officials to stop enforcement of a board regulation prohibiting dancing during beer sale hours. He claims the rule is arbitrary, coercive, and aimed at customers, violates the U S Constitution, and threatens his license suspension if customers dance or consume cereal malt beverages.
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Roy G. Bergen
Twenty- Third
Louisiana Streets
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M. X. Menny
Ed Johnson
Robert Owlet
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United States
Welfare aidal increases set for 1947 cost living rise
Topeka April 28 23 a new manual of instructions raises food and clothing allotments for welfare clients effective January 1 1947 mailed to county welfare directors by the state board of social welfare Dr Irs O Scott chairman notes increases granted from a survey last October the 14 percent jump in clothing and nine percent in food compare with 1943 figures Counties with funds may grant ahead adjustments the board emphasizes grants only on actual need for food shelter clothing and medical care amid rising living costs
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