Vishinsky Says Russia Is Insulted On Italian Question
Paris dispatch reports Soviet delegate A Y Vishinsky denouncing a Byrnes ruling at the peace conference as an insult to the Soviet Union He demanded full debate and the right for any country to answer charges. The session also set terms for hearings on the Italian treaty inviting Albania Cuba Egypt and Mexico and elected Jacques Fourneau as secretary general.
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Paris
A. Y. Vishinsky
Byrnes
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Yugoslavia
Italy
Beviet
Edward Rare
France
Georges Bidaut
Vishy
A. V W. Alexander
Albania
Ice
Cuba
General Secretariat
General Commission
A. ¥. Vishinsky
A. V. Alexander
Altho
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
Russia
Poland
Byelo-Russa
Jacques Fourue @ware
Ference
Tom
United States
Great Britain
Alpenis
Egypt
H. V. Evatt
Australia
Yugolavia
Greece
Avwstralis
U S Plan Acheson Backed Partition Modifications Named
Washington Aug 12 The United States to propose a compromise plan on Palestine seeks to modify the British partition idea. Dean Acheson and a Truman cabinet committee outline enlarged Jewish territory greater autonomy and looser immigration rules aiming for a fall start on moving 100000 Jews from Europe.
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Washington
Britain
Palestine
Dean Acheson
Truman
Aft
London
Europe
Man Hunt Shifts Focus in Benson Search and Probate Ruling
An FBI manhunt centers on southern Kansas for John Frederick Benson alias Jack Benton after a car theft and a federal agent shooting near a farm. Probate Judge Frank R. Gray denies probate of Ralph Ellis’s will and names Lawrence National Bank as estate administrator amid disputes over the Ellis library and executorship.
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Topeka
Howard
Kan
Elk County
Kansas
John Frederick Benson
John Leutert
State Highway Patrol
Courtland
Benson
FBI
Jack Benton
Kackley
Salina
Glenn Russell Ruby
Here
Brantley
Edgar Bates
Bramley
North Dakota
Texas
Houston
Tex
Frank R. Gray
Lawrence National Bank
Ralph Ellis
Gray
Ellis Natural History Library
University of Kansas
Ellis
California
Final musical recital ends eight weeks of KK U summer events
The final summer recital at KK U showcases 23 advanced students in voice piano violin cello and ensembles in Frank Stronghall auditorium at 7 30. The eight week series organized by Dean Swarthout featured six band concerts six orchestra programs one faculty concert two senior recitals an all musical vespers and two outside university concert course attractions. Attendees are reminded the start time is 7 30 not 8 00.
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Frank Stronghall
School of Fine Arts
KK. UL
D. M. Swarthout
Fire on American Soldier Near Trieste
Public releases from CP-Public relations for the 88th division report an American soldier was fired upon yesterday on the Trieste-Gorizia road near Trieste. He was driving a Red Cross jeep of the 349th Infantry Regiment. he was not hit and only a tire was punctured. The name was not disclosed.
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Trieste
88Th Division
Gorizia
Trieste-Gorizia
Last Lichfield trial proceeds in Germany case
The last of the Lichfield trials began in Bad Nauheim with Maj. Richard E. Lobuono and Maj. Herbert W. Bluhm arraigned for aiding cruel treatment of prisoners at the Lichfield guardhouse. Kilian and Robertson hearings continue as witnesses describe alleged mistreatment under officers.
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Bad Nauheim
Germany
LPI
Lichfield
Richard E. Lobuono
East Pittsburgh
Herbert W. Bluhm
Chicago
U. S. Army
England
Lob Uone
Bluhm
James A. Kilian
Highland Park
Joseph A. Robertson
Toledo
Ohio
Gustav M. Bacharach
Kilian
Bacharach
United States
Killan
Robertson
Holland America liner Westerdam docks with notable arrivals
Hoboken New Jersey reports the Westerdam to dock today with a passenger list featuring Dr. Alexander Loudon Netherlands ambassador to the United States and a host of college leaders. Included are former Netherlands minister of foreign affairs Dr. Jan H Van Royen consul general Stanislav Dvorak of Czechoslovakia in Chicago Bethel College president Dr. Edmund G Kaufman Goshen College president Dr. Ernest E Miller and Cleveland University astronomy fellow Dr. Gale B Van Albada.
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Hoboken
N. J
Pre
Alexander Loudon
Netherlands
United States
Fifth Street Pier
Jan H. van Royen
Stanislav Dvorak
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Edmund G. Kaufman
Bethel College
Newton
Kan
Embargo on all international press messages voted
An embargo on all international press messages, voted by the American Communications Association, became effective at 2 p.m. EDT. Western Union MacKay Radio and RCA Communications reported no dispatches moving since then. About 2,000 ACA members joined 300 Press Wireless employees in a sympathy action.
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New York
American Communications Association
CIO
Western Union
MacKay Radio
RCA Communications, Inc
ACA
Press Wireless, Inc
Trick Horse Stolen From Harrison Rodeo Grounds
CPR Dickie a trick horse owned by Bob Partridge of Coffeyville Kansas valued at 500 dollars was stolen from the Harrison Arkansas rodeo grounds last night.
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Harrison, Ark
Dickie
Bob Partridge
Coffeyville
Kan
Farm leaders warn against returning price controls
CPA President Edward O Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation testified that restoring O P A price ceilings would create confusion and black markets. He urged avoiding recontrol of grains livestock dairy cottons and soybeans and urged rationing if controls return. Jack Dean of the Northwest Feed Manufacturers Association argued grain prices trend downward and controls would hamper marketing.
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Washington
CPA
Edward O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Congress
O.P.A
Jack Dean
Kansas City
Dean
Northwest Feed Manufacturers
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Arkansas
More Rain Expected to Lift Kansas Drought
Topeka Aug 12 UPI Weather man S D Flora said more rain will follow yesterday’s showers across Kansas with clouds lingering today and tomorrow. He forecast highs from 80 to 92 statewide, lows 62 to 70, and scattered showers tonight and Tuesday. Rain amounts varied in last 24 hours with Hutchinson 0.47 and Lincoln 1.05 inches. Coffeyville hit 96 degrees while Phillipsburg cooled to 62.
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Topexa
UPI
Flora
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Salina
Ellis
Conway Springs
Hutchinson
Wichita
Hay
Junction City
McPhers
Pratt
Lecompton
Quinter
Russell
Horton
Kansas City
Wamego
Ashland
Emporia
Larned
Piliakiam
Lawrence
Topeka
Navy Open House at University Wednesday
Public review of the Navy Reserve Officers Training program at the University of Kansas on Wednesday from 1 to 4 30 p m. Lt J P Epp announces an ordinance display of Navy weapons and a Navy activity movie. Hall Bros Inc seeks women 17 to 35 for hall marks seals and assembly work with two weeks vacation and paid holidays.
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Navy Reserve
Ihe
University of Kansas
J. P. Epp
Hall Bros. Inc
Cool spell brings relief with record lows in August heat
A summer cool spell lowered temperatures from the Mississippi and Missouri valleys to the Atlantic coast. Chicago dropped to 52 degrees the day August 12 tied the city record. other readings included 25 at Cadillac Michigan and 45 at Columbus Ohio. Shower activity centered in Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Missouri. The Weather Bureau forecast a gradual moderation from today through midweek with rising temperatures thereafter.
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Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Atlantic Coast
Chicago
Cadillac
Mich
St Ignace
Land O'Lakes
Wis
Columbus
Concord
North Central States
Ice deliveries resume in Lawrence after two day embargo
The two day ice embargo on drug stores and restaurants was lifted this morning as cooler weather reduces demand. H C Thornton, manager of the ice plant, said 50 pounds per home is allowed today and 50 percent of normal consumption for fountains and restaurants. He expects three or four cool days to end all limits, but the embargo remains for drinking fountains and soft drink machines.
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Lawrence
H.C. Thornton
Thornton
Five Warner brothers tied to international smuggling ring
Berlin authorities disclose a New York family the Warner brothers ran an export import scheme with outlets in Paris Berlin and Shanghai. Father David L Warner supervised and instructed the four sons Alfred Lewis Selig and Robert in the operation. The scheme reportedly operated for about a year with substantial profits.
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Berlin
oAn
New York City
Army
Criminal Investigation Department
Paris
West
T2nd Street
David L. Warner
Alfred Warner
Lewis L. Warner
Air Corps
Public Hearing on Douglas County Budget Set
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on the proposed 1947 budget in the commissioners room at 10 a.m. Wednesday. The hearing will set the 1946 tax levy and the proposed budget totals 664,074. An increase of 102,479.59 over 1946. The levy rises from 5.288 mills to 6.21 mills to cover rising county welfare costs.
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Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
Commissioners Room
University of Kansas ROTC Receives 445 Enlistment Contracts
The University of Kansas ROTC office received 445 allotment contracts for advanced and elementary courses. Master Sergeant A W Millard announced 51 infantry corps advanced training and 360 elementary coast artillery contracts. A large fall enrollment is anticipated as letters are sent to potential ROTC students with course information.
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Reserve Officers Training Corps
University of Kansas
A. W. Millard
Infantry Corps
Coast Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery
Millard
R.O.T.C
OPA Raises Retail Auto Prices in Washington August
The OPA raised retail prices on new automobiles by about 7.5 percent as the first part of a price increase required by wartime ceiling rules. Four door sedans show examples from $63 to $293 higher, with officials noting the total average may exceed 13 percent over 1942 ceilings due to updated production costs and steel price shifts.
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Washington
CFA
WPA
CPA
Toual
OPA
Marines Shift Forces in North China Amid China Presence
In Tientsin on August 12, U.S. Marine regulars replace reserves in North China while Admiral Cooke states the outward movement does not signify withdrawal. Two naval transports arrive at Tanki for routine moves, with a November 1 demobilization deadline looming for personnel.
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Tientsin
North China
Charles M. Cooke, Jr
U.S. Seventh Fleet
China
Tankis
Marine Corps
Counes
Ful Tou
Far East
United States
Chin
China Mar
Sharp Decline in Liquor Cases Since End of War
Reports from Washington on August 12 indicate a sharp drop in liquor arrests following the war. June figures show reduced seizures and arrests across regions including Kansas Missouri and Illinois, with overall declines in illicit alcohol activity nationwide.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City Stockyards Top Nation in Receipts
Kansas City stockyards led the nation in receipts with heavy volumes expected to reach the highest revenue since 1937. Poor weather and rough conditions in western ranges contributed to the sharp cattle movement and strong demand.
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K. C. Stockyards
Kansas City
Kansas Yards
Tange
Film on railroading by radio shown at Reis club luncheon
Entertainment at today's Reis club luncheon featured a colored sound film titled Rail roading by Radio, previewing radio controlled transportation of the future. The film was shown courtesy of the Aimen Corporation, Kansas City, with guests including Lloyd Barsitt Dr E L Novetny Joseph H ge and son Liam Beeyore of Mitchel D Robert Stone Topeka Tom Sebring Tanhassee.
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Reis Club
Z!m
Aimen Corporation
Kansas City
Lloyd Barsitt
E. L. Novetny
Joseph H. Ge
Liam Beeyore
Mitchel
Robert Stone
Toperas
Tom Sebring
Tanhassee
Count Absentee Vote Meeting Set at Courthouse
County commissioners will meet in a closed session at the courthouse to check and count the in-state absentee vote for Douglas County. The action follows state election laws counting in-state absentee ballots on the first Tuesday after the election. Out-of-state ballots were due by election day and counted by the election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
Buarda
Bread Shortage Hits Two Cities Urgently
Distorted report notes bread supplies sorted in two of the city's three warehouses. Bakery and grocery workers groups are unnamed. Details are unclear due to OCR errors. the piece mentions shortages affecting local residents and meals.
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Waten
APL
Bakery
Ang Comwosary
Ariom Gauss
acTae
el Dip AG
Viesseman Death Noted in Legal and Academic Circles
The article honors Professor Viesseman, longtime member of Pa: Reta Ranpa and Crier of Coit Alpha. It notes his teaching, signing as a writer of legal texts, and influence on basic law education.
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Reta Ranpa
Coit Alpha
Usteacaeng
Viesseman
Benz
Cas
Degetice
Kansas
Phe
Ups
Meadin
Abaott
Ren
Margarete Meseeman
Burteo
Three New Cases Reported In Local Area
Three new cases were reported in the area with details indicating spread patterns and potential contacts. Officials advised vigilance and outlined steps for prevention and testing to limit further transmission.
Alfalfa Mills Closed by Drought Across Region
Damaged OCR reports widespread closures of alfalfa mills due to drought. Text references mills in Granoville and Jefferson area with uncertain dates and scattered figures, noting impacts on local agriculture and processing livelihoods. No clear names or firm figures provided.
Weather report fragment shows unclear data in OCR
Fragmentary weather note with illegible numbers and place names. No clear location or forecast details can be reliably extracted.
Jaycees Launch Drive to Fund City Street Markings
The Jaycees vote to start a fundraising drive to finance new street markings. They aim to support city council plans for pavement improvements and to add markings at street corners where funds are insufficient.
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Jaycees
Lithiasis
ZB Weiss
Grwanze
Cwrea
Avery Somer
Cty
New Street
al Sreec Cormers
Chetopa City Council Member Involved In Vehicle Incident
Chetopa city council member Chetopa San Ang was involved in an accident Sunday while riding a horse and rope guiding a car for a parade rehearsal. Witness Milton, son of the councilor, reported the sequence of events and the injuries are not disclosed.
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Chetopa
San
Ang
Cari
Darter
Nemoer
Tim Wade
Son
Milton
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