Face Problem of a Peace Treaty
Washington dispatch explains the wartime status of Germany and the looming issue of how to end the war without a formal peace treaty. It notes Germany’s division, Western allies maintaining control in western Germany, and the ongoing dismantling reparations. It discusses whether a treaty is needed or possible and who can end the war.
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Washington
Dec
United States
Britain
France
Germany
State Department
Russia
West
Europe
Made & Penes
Germay
Congress
Cabby argues limousines hurt U.N. delegates' image
Brooklyn taxi driver William J Boxer Sheridan rails at big black limousines used by U.N. delegates. He argues delegates should ride the subway and face ordinary life to restore dignity and foster genuine peace.
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New York
Dec
United Nation
William J.boxers Sheridan
Brooklyn
World Affaars
Gunessines
Delgates
Boxer
U- Yes
Tesas
Soveregnty’ Aid Suctiene
Fifth Avenue
Dodgers
Eighth Avenue
Burglars Net $2,675 In Filling Station Theft
In McPherson Kansas last night burglars stole about $2,676 from a dairy and a filling station. An 800 pound safe from United Dairies was carried away after forcing a milk door. Walter Sorenson said the safe held around $2,500 in cash and checks and books. at the filling station Don Donaldson reported losses of $175 and nine cartons of cigarettes.
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McPherson
Kan
United Dairies
Walter Sorenson
Don Donaldson
Badly Burned Boy to Return Home for Christmas
Four year old Mike Rector, burned over 70 percent of his body in a Casuaty hospital blaze, will go home for Christmas. He has endured skin grafts and now walks with a wheeled device, with parents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rector and the Optimist Club arranging a merry homecoming.
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Washington
Dec
Mike Rector
Casuaty Hospital
Everett Rector
Trios
Optimist Club
Mae
Poll on Slot Machine Use Sent to Voters in Bar
The Gazette reports a postcard poll in Bar Dec 8 to gauge voters views on operating slot machines in private clubs. About 200 names per precinct were mailed to restored voters asking yes or no on amending laws to allow gambling in patriotic or religious clubs under member restriction and club funds use.
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Brrr
Bimperia
Rene
Gan Hirat
the Gazette
Killed Wife To Deprive Her Of Two Little Boys
Harold Blankenship of Tulsa shot his 18 year old wife in a Dallas downtown office, saying he killed her to keep her from their two sons Guy 3 and Gary 2. He surrendered to an officer and was charged with murder. The couple had been separated two weeks and she had filed for divorce.
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Dallas
Harold Blankenship
Mankenship
Klankenship
Tulsa
Guy
Gary
Star Executive Dies After 33 Years at Paper
Reed a long time Star editor and military commentator died after a major operation on September 28. He served in World War I and II era assignments, toured Europe Japan and South Africa postwar, and led public relations for the Seventh Service Command in Omaha. He earned the Legion of Merit and Army Commendation. Survivors include a widow and son Robert S. Reed.
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The
Star
Reed
the Star
Europe
Japan
South Africa
Missouri Department of the Reserve Officers Association
National Council
Robert S. Reed
Goodland
Kan
Daily News
Clay Center
Leavenworth, Kan
Times
Seventh Service Command
Omaha
Global flight record set by Lanphier around the world
Tom Lanphier Jr finished a around the world flight in 4 days 23 hours 47 minutes on American Airlines. He set a new passenger speed record for commercial planes beating Col Eddie Eagan who completed the trip in six days three hours forty minutes last year. LaGuardia port marked the end of the journey.
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New York
Tom Lanphier, Jr
Lanphier
American Airlines
LaGuardia Field
Eddie Eagan
New York Boxing Commission
Nelson fined for drink charge in police court
Noble E. Nelson of Kansas City Missouri was fined 15 dollars in police court for a drunkenness charge. Judge Wayne Allphin suspended the fine on the condition that Nelson depart the city immediately.
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Noble E. Nelson
Kansas City
Wayne Allphin
Nelson
Rescue Child Found After 25 Hours in Car Trunk
Dallas report describes Becky Ann McCary a two year old who vanished and hid in a car trunk for roughly a day. Frank De Bettencourt found the child and brought her home as her mother cried with relief. Police considered possibilities including self entry and potential foul play.
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Dallas
Becky Ann McCary
Frank de Bettencourt
Becky
Bok
J. McClung
Herve
de Bettencourt
West Side Church Plans Expansion At Sixth and Maine
West Side Presbyterian church members work on winter plans to add to the Sixth and Maine church building. Officials discussed expansion with the city planning commission as attendance rises, with Rev. Daniel Knox Ford leading the church after Dr. Paul B. Lawson’s long tenure.
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West Side Presbyterian Church
Sixth and
Maine Streets
Marion Barrow
City Planning Commission
Daniel Knox Ford
Paul B. Lawson
K. U. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Voltaire Introduces Swiss Watch and Clock Industry
The note marks Voltaire as the figure who brought the watch and clock industry to Switzerland, highlighting a historical link between the philosopher and Swiss horology.
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Switzerland
Voltaire
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West Side Church
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