U N to Consider British Palestine Proposal at UN
Britain won initial approval for a Palestine fact finding committee at the United Nations as it urged not to expend blood and treasure to implement recommendations. Arab states led by Mahmoud Hassan Pasha pressed for immediate consideration of Arab demands, while Indian delegate Aran Ali challenged Britain’s position. The assembly paused after debate, with Cadogan signaling a future amplification of Britain’s stance and a possible broader inquiry.
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Hassan Vasha
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House of Tords
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West Coast Showal New Year Football Highlights
Photos of the 147 meet Weert shrine football will be shown Thursday evening at the community hall. Public invited. Mortuars and Chapel service details unavailable.
Truman Urges Price Cuts to Avert Inflation at 35th Chamber Meet
President Truman told about 7,000 delegates at the chamber of commerce annual convention that prices must come down to prevent inflation and economic malaise. Cabinet member Forrestal and other officials argued military power and efficient production as keys to stability while urging firms to cut waste and raise productivity. Earl Shreve and business leaders voiced belief prices will stabilize through supply and demand, signaling a pivotal moment for business policy debates.
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Washington
Nmr
Ateadiy
Forrestal
Tromane
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Bug Nee Heates
Tsaue
Vandalism Cuts Multiple Telegraph Cables Near Kansas City
Kansas City reports show two cables cut in Leeds area severing service to about 800 phones. Another cut near DeSoto disabled a line two miles west of Blue Springs and a major transcontinental circuit near Topeka failed. An $85,000 reward was offered for information leading to conviction of the culprits.
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Kansas City
Southwestern Hell Telephone Company
Ite
Apcend
Leeds
Kansan City
BOO
Zarah
DeSoto
Kan
Blue Springs
Topeka
State Farmer Degrees Awarded to 3 From Area
Curtis Steward Torganoxie and John Rutel and Den Forth from Overbrook were among candidates awarded State Farmer Degrees at the Kansas association of Future Farmers of America delegates meeting in Manhattan. Harold Priddle Haven was elected president with Rob Greve Harper as vice president James Boucek Orta as secretary Eugene Brinkman Cofferville as treasurer and Leroy Spicher Simpson as reporter. The session marked the association's 19th annual two day event.
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Curtis Steward
Torganoxie
John Rutel
den Forth
Overbrook
Hiue
Kansas Association of Future Farmers of America
Manhattan
Harold Priddle
Haven
Rob Greve
Harper
James Boucek
Orta Secretar
Eugene Brinkman
Cofferville
Leroy Spicher
Simpson
Association
Allege
Mexican President Don Miguel Arrives in Washington
President Truman backs the Mexican chief Don Miguel Sartmonth on his visit, with The Sacred Cow plane carrying the party to National Airport. A 250000 strong crowd was expected for the greeting as air force jets ferried in for the ceremony.
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Machen
Mirael Ateman
Washington
Truman
National
Menten
Washington Board of Trade
Rot
Retiring Deputy Ed Anderson Is Honored For Service
Retiring Deputy Ed Anderson was celebrated at an appreciation party yesterday afternoon. District Judge Huch Means presented a leather traveling kit from courthouse officials, thanking him for public service. Three sheriffs C E Banning R Skinner and Will Johns attended, with Mrs Jokra Mrs Ranning and Mrs Skinner serving refreshments. Anderson and Mrs Anderson plan a California vacation after May 1 retirement.
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Publi Life
Huch
Means
Anderson
Calleamirs
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R. Skinner
Will Johns
Andersen
Vandenberg Presses Action on European Peace
Senator Vandenberg urged prompt U S action toward a European peace program if a reasonable agreement is within reach He backed Secretary Marshall’s stance that basic principles on payment and expediency cannot be surrendered and warned against Soviet demands delaying western unity He signaled U S may proceed with Europe recovery efforts without the Soviets if Moscow stalls further talks Contained in Marshall’s national radio address from Washington and tied to M
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Senate Foreign Relations
Michigan
United
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Marshall
Russia
United States
Europe
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Stayn
Kremlin
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Austria
Germany
France
Maine
Top Film Salaries Revealed in SEC Report
The SEC disclosed film industry salaries with Loew's Louis B Mayer at 300000 before taxes, Clark Gable's pay unseen, Robert Montgomery paid 25000, and Nicholas M. Schenck listed as president director. Walter Gilfford of AT&T earned 209680, H F Sinclair of Sinclair Oil 155000, with gross figures before tax deductions.
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Clark Gable
Army Air Forces
Loew
Louis
B. Mayer
Mayer
Robert Montgomery
Nicholas M. Schenck
SEC
Walter S. Lifford
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
W Ar
H. F. Sinclair
Sinclair Oil Corp
New York
Lawrence drives push for KU Memorial funds
A Lawrence committee led by Charles Radcliffe plans a 10 AM Chamber of Commerce meeting to accelerate the World War II Memorial fundraising. The drive targets 50 000 more this spring, following 30 000 raised in April 1946, with over 500 local firms listed as contributors and support from the university community. Dorothy Canfield Fisher lauds the project as a noble deed defending the future.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Charles Radcliffe
Chamber of Commerce
Radcliffa
K. U
Radcliffe
K.uc
Ken Postiethwaita
Dorothy
Xnfield Fisher
K. U. Memoria
Rural Schools Association Hears House Bill Analysis
Nearly 200 rural patrons attended a Rural Schools association meeting in the Community building to hear Representative Charles D. Stough analyze House Bill ATR on rural school reorganization. Chairman Francie Blackwood presided as the group voted to petition the county superintendent of schools for an election to form the reorganization committee and decided to continue association activities indefinitely.
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Rural
Charles D. Stough
Francie Blackwood
Rewte
Schems
Rural School Association
Kaw River Floods and Local Accidents Reported
Early April rainfall raised the Kaw river above previous records as a sandbar formed the river intake. Fire crews dredged to remove the obstruction while warnings on dredging operations followed. In Lawrence, Mrs. Fthy Robinson, 28, sustained a fractured elbow, and Clifford Sparks, 24, were treated after a motorcycle collision with a car near the vise via duct. A separate fatal accident killed six year old Walter L. Biebsely near Walter L. Biebsely on a Sunday.
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Water Department
Kaw
IMG
Howe
Fthy Robinson
Mareachurelia Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Clifford Sparks
New Hampshire Street
Vise Viaduct
Parsons Assumes Office of Mayor in Lawrence Meeting
Mayor James Hi Parsons opened the first Lawrence city administration meeting after a brief organization session with remarks on keeping the community’s welfare first. New appointments were approved 7 to 5 amid opposition to some changes, as council members were sworn in and committees named amid routine ordinances and franchise renewals.
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James Hi. Parsons
New Lawrence
Melvin Miller
Oliver Beaman
Robert Frakes
F. C. Allen
Sam Ferguson
F. A. Russell
Harold Fisher
Parsons
Mttnrney
Charlies D. Stench
Stough
F. Russell
Inka Selig
Selig
Russell, Miller
Burgert
Graeber
FR. BR. Stevens Wine
Varsons
Coun
Louisiana Street
Nineteenth
Twentythird Streets
Sanitation Committee
Kaw River
May Boy Clothes Mines
Ellis trial ends with judge to rule next week
The district court probate case between Mrs Irene Ellis and the University of Kansas over ownership of Ralph Ellies valuable natural history library concluded after 4 PM. Judge Hugh Means under advisement will issue a decision next week following final pleadings by Edward Kelly Franklin Starke for Ellis and KU attorneys George Merrin and A Be Mitchall.
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District Court
Irene Ellis
University of Kansan
Ralph Elie
Jibran
Hugh Means Inck
Rome
Edward Kelly
Franklin Starke
Elli
KU. Alomeys George Mrrvin
A. Be. Mitchall
Visiting K E Campus Concert by Topeka High Students
Topeka High students including members of the orchestra and both glee clubs perform this morning in Hoch Auditorium for a music appreciation class. The group will spend the afternoon in Kansas City as part of an annual holiday for the music students.
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Bun Inada
Topeka High School
Atudente
U. Carvour
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas City
Music Otudants
Capper Seeks Government Cost Cuts From Truman
Washington April 79 Senator Capper Republican Kansas urges cooperation with Congress to lower government costs and curb wartime bureaucracy. He says President Truman should press for reduced prices in government activities to help lower the general price level and warns that sustained inflation could lead to deflation.
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Apr
Truman
Senator Capper
Congress
Capper
Mid Western Music Camp Dates Set at KU
The tenth annual six week Mid Western Music camp at the University of Kansas runs June 23 to August. Prof Russell J Wiley directs the camp with Gerald M Carney as associate director. A 28 member faculty will teach instrumental and vocal ensembles, conducting, theory, baton salience, and music appreciation. Housing in dormitories and Greek houses is provided with housemothers and counselors.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Russell J. Wiley
K.U
Gerald M. Carney
Music Education Department
Wiley
Showers in Picture Topeka Weather Forecast Apr 29
Topeka forecast by S D Flora predicts cloudy mild weather through Wednesday with showers likely in the northeast. Tonight low 45 to 60s, tomorrow high 70s to 75, and a warmer weekend ahead. Yesterday's high near 70 statewide. notable storms and hail reported near Colby.
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Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Dodge City
Goodland
Colby
Phillipsburg
Plainville
Burr Oak
Norton
Concordia
Manhattan
Wamego
Emporia
Garnett
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Chaniste
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Columbus
Horton
Leavenworth
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Wichita
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Hutchinson
Trace
Tompkins in Chicago attends foreign advisers meeting
Willin Tompkins assistant dean for men at K U attends a meeting of foreign student advisers in Chicago sponsored by the Institute of International Education. Tompkins advises more than 50 foreign students. he will travel to Ann Arbor later in the week for the National Association of Deans and Advisers of Men annual meeting.
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Willin Tompkins
Fof Men
K. U
Chicago
Institute of International Education
Tompkins
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Reverend Green Says He Was Misquoted On Immorality Figures
British clergyman Rev Bryan W Green says press reports misrepresented his remarks on US campus morals. He states he did not attack American student morals and that quoted figures came from an American sociologist via a professor he met. He notes several factual misstatements and clarifies his stance on co education and academic standards.
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England
Lawrence
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Green
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London
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Brompton
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Ross
St.red
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Reciolas
Lawrence Realdents
America
Atate
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