Chinese truce proposal studied amid war weariness
Chungking reports Chiang Kai-shek weighs an unconditional ceasefire offered by Chinese communists. Government spokesmen critiqued the plan as freezing positions and failing to address disarmament and repatriation of Japanese forces. Communists claim defeats prompted openness to peace talks and lifted sieges of Inner Mongolian cities. Separate report notes Jess Busch and Alice Nadine Chatterton killed in a crash near Colony after a California trip.
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General Motors Wage Dispute Faces National Policy Debate
The wage battle between General Motors and the union centers on the companys ability to pay and broader national policy. The neutral board plans to request precise financial data and consider factors such as reduced take home pay and cost of living increases while ruling on a fair wage adjustment. A GM attorney signaled willingness to argue factors defining a fair and equitable rate.
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GM ready to resume talks with UAW after wage demand
Detroit December 28 GM says it is prepared to continue negotiations with the UAW in the wage dispute after withdrawing from the Washington fact finding hearing. A GM spokesman said negotiations were never broken off and that talks may resume at any time.
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Harriman to Lead Train Trip to Bucharest with Allies
The United States embassy says Ambassador Harriman will travel tonight by train to Bucharest with Russian and British officials to broaden the Romanian government. Vyshinsky and Sir Archibald Kerr accompany him to consult King Mihai and the current government. Free elections are promised after the broadened government is formed.
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Mrs. Frank J. Ryan Improves In Topeka Hospital
The condition of Mrs. Frank J. Ryan wife of the Kansas Secretary of State was described as slightly improved by hospital officials as she is treated for pneumonia. She was admitted after suffering from a lung ailment following exposure during a cold period.
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Russia Gains in Nuclear Control Plan Amid Postwar Talks
The United States and Britain push for a UN backed 11 nation atomic energy control commission to ensure peaceful use and prevent mass destruction weapons. A four power council for Japan to be formed in Tokyo and Washington, with MacArthur retaining key executive authority.
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Lawrence post office mix up prompts corrections in totals
An item notes a December error at the Lawrence post office where 65 000 pieces were misstated instead of 65 000 pieces. It also reports county records of quail stamps sold in Douglas County in 1945 versus 1944 and a lamp sale tally.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars to form White post in Kansas City
A White Post of World War II veterans in Kansas City plans to form a Veterans of Foreign Wars post named the William Allen White post in honor of the late Kansas newspaper man. Prof Gordon A Sabine of Kansas University's journalism department addressed the meeting on plans, in Kansas City Wednesday night.
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Veterans to Get Home Town Care in Michigan
The Veterans Administration announces a Michigan plan allowing service connected veterans to receive care from local doctors at government expense. If successful, the program may expand to other states and ease VA hospital crowding while providing standardized physician fees and community hospital options.
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Deaths and Funerals Charles Southard
Funeral services for Charles Southard will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at St. Luke's AME Church conducted by Rev. J. D. Kelly. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. He leaves wife Ada, daughter Christine Artis of 1113 New York, sons Elbert E. Southard, Arvie W. Southard, Merle D. Southard, sister Blanche Gill of Wichita, and brother John Southard of Topeka.
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Chicago
Fogerty R B Funeral Held For B R Fogerty
Funeral services and burial for B R Fogerty will be held at Twin Mound cemetery Monday afternoon. He died at his Oak Valley home December 25. Survived by Frances Fultz Berryton Hollaway Kansas City Nellie Sargent Richland Hazel Durreth California Clayton Fogerty Topeka nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Richland
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California
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Topeka
Sterling Francis dies suddenly in Kansas City
Sterling Francis 839 formerly of 1139 New Jersey street died yesterday morning in Kansas City Missouri. A Hall Brothers Trucking driver he is survived by his wife Gladys and three children plus three brothers and three sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Rumsey Brothers with Rev Alfred J Beil. Oak Hill cemetery burial. Milo Lowery fined five dollars for disturbing the peace and William R Nelson jailed 30 days but paroled. Laura Lowery charges dismissed.
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Weeds Cleared and Kids Learn Flying at Chickasha Airport
In Chickasha Oklahoma aviation enthusiasts organize free dual flight lessons for local youngsters. Three commercial operators donate an hour of instruction weekly to promote flying and keep the municipal airport active.
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On Their Way Home From Europe Eight Army Units Sail
Paris December 6 eight American army units sail for home from Europe aboard ships under European theater service forces. The 179th General Hospital and seven other units depart with about five thousand more from the 80th division slated to leave December 29. Other divisions and detachments are in staging areas or on the high seas awaiting embarkation home.
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Christmas Gatherings Across North Lawrence Families
North Lawrence residents share Christmas dinners and visits at multiple households. Attendees include the Wilsons Longs Iden Longs and sons, Ernest Wilson and Richard, Ada Ison and Warren, Finchers and Mae Rowley with Earl Stephens, Fred Shirck Jr and family with Beuford Taylor and Forest Bookout recently discharged from navy, and others visiting ill neighbors. A Christmas program at North Lawrence Christian church featured Santa treats and a radio gift to the congregation, with a Rexford-style community vibe surrounding holiday hospitality.
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Kansas City
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Tonganoxie
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Billy Nelson
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Market News: Mixed Crn Wd Lamb, Cattle Trade Steady
Market report from New York and Kansas City shows mixed signals in commodities. Cotton declines on liquidation while grains stay near unchanged. hogs and cattle hold steady prices with select lots at ceiling or near. Livestock volumes include 690 cattle and 5500 sheep at Kansas City, with range of steer and heifer prices and strong hogs at top levels.
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report KC December
Kansas City livestock markets show steady hogs and mixed sheep trends. Cattle high grades 16.50 per cwt. lambs 13.75 to 14.00. ewes 6.60 to 7.75. cars of good to choice lambs and ewes indicate modest activity amid advancing receipts estimates for Kansas City stockyards.
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Grain and livestock prices across Kansas City markets
Cattle 150, calves 50, hogs 100 and sheep none reported. Wheat futures steady with No. 2 dark and No. 3 around 1.68 to 1.81 nom. Oats and corn mixed. May hay receipts light but firm on alfalfa. Chicago potato and Kansas City produce markets list varied prices and steady demand. Wall Street rose modestly with mixed industrial activity and high volumes before the New Year.
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Net Close Chang Am T and T
Beth Steel FS Chrysler Corp Cent Motors Du Pont de Nemours and others show a net close in a mixed market with small changes and varying sector activity.
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