Russian Delegate Refuses to Vote at UN Commission
At Lake Success on December 20 the UN atomic energy commission approved in principle the U S plan while Soviet delegate Andrei A Gromyko refused to vote and withdrew from discussion Britain and China urged cooperation but Gromyko pressed to postpone action for seven days The Canadian compromise carried 10 to 2 with Russia abstaining and Gromyko reserving right to speak later The vote reflected splits with Poland backing the Soviet postponement and Bernard Baruch saying he would accept the Canadian plan after its approval by the commission
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Leland
Russia
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Apeak
Cornel
Poland
Pulion
Oscar Lange
Commissiones
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Geomyko
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Bernard M Baruch
Earth
Sir Alexander Cadogan
Paul Hasluck
McNaughton
Alexander Cadoun
G. L. McNaughton
Canada
Byrnes Seeks Quick Senate Take on Four Axis Treaties
Secretary of State Byrnes aims for swift Senate action on four peace pacts with Italy Bulgaria Romania and Hungary to be sent after February 1. He plans to present an allied Finland treaty separately, with Moscow talks looming and Republican impatience to review treaty terms.
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Italy
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Foreign Relations Committee
Finland
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Moscow
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Hymes
Russia
Court order looms as Sunday service eyed in mining dispute
Fractured talks between mine owners, the union and government stall progress toward a national coal contract. A court order was issued to curb a recent strike while disagreements simmer among Southern Coal, Western miners, and the UMW. Officials report no instant agreement and a Sunday parcel delivery plan amid ongoing labor tension.
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Geal
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Roscay
Southern Association
West Sepate Produsitg
Nesteliatinog Cermiumnitice
Idustry
Stassen to Speak at Kansas Day Club Banquet
Former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen, a declared candidate for the Republican nomination for president, will address the Kansas Day banquet in Topeka on January 10. Frank Meek, president of the Kansas Day Club, said Stassen had accepted the invitation to speak at the annual rally.
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Deo Futee
Harel E. Stassen
Golen
Frank Meek
Clay Center
Minnesota
Governor-Elect Eugene Talmadge Improves in Piedmont Hospital
Georgia's 62 year old governor-elect contender Eugene Talmadge lies in Piedmont hospital after a stomach ailment. Doctors report he is a little better today as he nears the start of his fourth term and a scheduled inauguration.
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Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
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Piedmont Hospital
President and family arrive in Independence for Christmas
Mrs Beas Truman wife of the President and their daughter Margaret arrive in Independence at midnight to spend the Christmas holidays at their Independence home. The President is expected to join them Tuesday.
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Independence
Petepensenky
Dee
Beas Truman
Margaret
Indepéndence
Air Base Threatened Near Peiping Rail Line
Communist troops advanced within threatening distance of Peiping and Pientsin rail links while U S Marines moved reinforcements. Railroad officials reported Peiping Pientsin service intact as forces closed southeast of Peiping near the south airfield in a tense border confrontation.
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Pientsin
Traffic Jam After KU Campus Bus Collision
A Kansas University campus traffic jam occurred when a Rapid Transit bus hit an opening car door on Jayhawk Drive. The eastbound bus driven by Robert Finley struck the Buick sedan driven by Earl Strong bending the door. Police noted skid marks extend four and a half feet as Finley tried to avoid impact.
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Vermont Street
Earl Strong
Louisiana Street
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Bilbo Admits He Got Some Money
The senate investigating committee recessed for Christmas as testimony debated a $1,500 payment Bilbo allegedly received from Dr. Podesta to secure a narcotics permit for Harry Carr. Bilbo denied knowledge of the payment and offered to disclose private files, while Dr. Anslinger testified the permit was issued after medical certificates supported Carr’s health.
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A J Podesta
Vicksburg
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Juniper Grove Baptist Church
Edward P. Terry
Alohe
Terry
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Dr. Podesta
Harry Carr
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H. J. Anslinger
Anslinger
Podesta
James Logan
Natchez
Carr
Weather Variations Mark National Conditions Across Regions
Weather maps show heavy rain in the southeast except Florida, a Midwest cold snap fading, Bemidji Minnesota recorded 13 above zero with 21 below yesterday, light snow predicted for the Midwest tonight, a cold high pressure over Maine, and cold air spilling into New England while the Pacific coast remains generally fair and mild.
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Midwest
Bemidji
Minn
Middlewest
Maine
New England
Pacific Coast
Salvation Army to Host Christmas Party for 700 Children
The Lawrence Community Building will host a Salvation Army Christmas Party tomorrow at 2 50 in the afternoon for about 700 children under 15 from Lawrence and nearby areas. Adjutant Robert Getz says Santa Claus will arrive with a candy bag and a small gift for each attendee. The event is sponsored by the Salvation Army and the Lawrence Recreation Commission.
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Santa Claus
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Journal-World
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Missiom
Prosperous China Would Benefit Russia, Li Says
Peiping dispatch quotes Li Tsung Jen, director of Chiang Kai shek’s Peiping headquarters, stating a stabilized prosperous China would benefit Russia. He argues U.S. aid to the Chinese government is needed to prevent Chinese Communist victory and warns of a world dominated by a communist bloc without U.S. help. He urges economic support from the United States to sustain a democratic government in China.
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Chiang Kaishek
Peisie
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Russia
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Kelly
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Ching
Minor Traffic Crash Injures Driver in Massachusetts Street Block
Police report a minor collision on Massachusetts Street in the L0dv block yesterday at 7 30 PM. A southbound Dodge driven by Robert Lindsay 936 Ohio Street stopped abruptly and was struck by a Model A Ford driven by Miss Delta Bohnsock 415 Forest Street. Both cars sustained light damage and one person was injured.
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Ohio Street
Delta Bohnsock
Forest Street
Bohnsock
Market Holidays Adjust Trading Hours Across Exchanges
The Chicago Board of Trade will observe Saturday capacity hours on Tuesday, December 2031, with grain pit dealings suspended at noon central time. Major grain exchanges, New York and New Orleans cotton markets, and other commodities will ring the final gong at noon EST. All exchanges will close Christmas Day.
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Associated Press
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
New Orleans
Regulation relaxes controls to allow school building
Washington December 20 The office of temporary controls ordered its first relaxation of nonpeasant competing restrictions for the new housing program to day to permit building of urgently needed primary and junior school facilities The civilian production administration division OTC said the new policy will permit construction of new ad building if present classroom facilities are insufficient to allow full instruction for a school's enrollment in one daily session It is not difficult to place a classified ad The Ad Taker at phone 22 will gladly help you prepare copy.
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Office of Temporary Controls
Civilian Production Administration Division
OTC
Kansas crops set record value in 1946 report
Topeka reports the farm value of Kansas crops reached a record 61,292,000 dollars for 1946, up 22 percent from 1945 and 7 percent above the prior revision. Wheat yield averaged 12 bushels per acre, with 1946 harvests below the banner year but corn and alfalfa showing notable figures.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Kansas State Build of Agriculture
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Kran
Sas
Litoun
Isami Recor
Ar Sa
Lasure
Fragmented church service notes from unknown date
A damaged OCR text mentions a church service at Friends Church and references Christian rites, local streets, and several unclear names and roles. The piece is garbled with multiple misspellings and broken phrases, hindering full comprehension of event details.
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Cristitas Service
Churen
Sivtectita
Dexinn Deverder
Nes
Sark
Worker injured at Curtis White plant in Morgan-Mackinetor
A Curtis White employee sustained a cut from a piece of metal at Morgan-Mackinetor company morning shift. The injury required stitches to close the wound.
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New Jersey
Wsat
Morgan-Mackinetor Company
Molotov Heads Home From London Stopover
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov departed London for Moscow after attending the foreign ministers council and U.N. assembly sessions in New York. He spent few hours in Britain, resting at the Russian embassy before boarding at Northolt Airport. Foreign Secretary Bevin, speaking on the Queen Elizabeth, cautioned that the March Moscow talks will test postwar Germany issues.
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V. M. Molotov
Moscow
Foreign Ministers Council
United Nations Assembly
New York
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Northeit
Southampter
Mo Etoy
Brush
Brnest Bevin
Big Four
U.N
Esermany
Unclear text about Sunnyside poverty families and staff
Fragmentary notice lists 18 families in Sunnyside, names several officials and staff from the News Bureau and University institutions, and mentions remaining buildings to be completed by January 1. The text is garbled with many misspellings and missing details.
Mild Weekend Forecast for Topeka and Kansas
Weather summary reports a mild weekend across Topeka and Kansas with light winds and pleasant conditions. Forecasters note mild temperatures and low precipitation, advising travelers to expect comfortable outdoor activities.
Truman Calls for Universal Training to Shield Republic
President Truman urged universal training as the best safeguard for the nation’s future. He said the United States should rely less on army and navy and that prosperous peoples may lose their republics if they avoid duties. He spoke after a cabinet session and ahead of budget talks with the new Republican Congress.
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Truman
Wats
Congress
Kansas Oklahoma Aggie basketball score to be reported
The Journal World will carry halftime and final scores of the Kansas-Oklahoma Aggie game in Kansas City Missouri tonight. The game opens at 8 30 p m with halftime figures around 9 15 p m and a public score line to follow. French official Sainteny wounded in Tonkin clashes reported by French News Agency.
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Paris
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Tonkin
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Powell to Speak at Annual Dinner
Dr. Lxte So Powerl ptysiessa st mM and Word csaveier announce Powell will speak at the annual dinner of the Dagmas Leanty Red Cross chapter in Sruay January WW. Narad G. Barr is chapter chairman. Funds raised support Red Cross services and local relief efforts.
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Areminees Amd
Blaze In Air Duct Disrupts Building Fire Crew Responds
An internal duct fire triggered alarms and prompted a rapid response by custodial and firefighting teams. The blaze began in an air duct near a ventilation system as workers evacuated and a search for the source continued. Firefighters located the fire, shut off the vent, and began cooling procedures. No injuries were reported, and the cause remained under investigation.
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Romen Siaum
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