Nations seek ban while atomic arms advance
Washington reports that the United States Britain and Russia favor creating an atomic commission under UNO to study control and ban efforts. The Security Council veto by any permanent member could stall action, delaying an international solution for years while nations continue producing and stockpiling atomic bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
United Nations Organization
UNO
Russia
United States
Britain
Moscow
Atomic Commission
Truman
Attlee
Canada
MacKenzie King
Byrnes
Bevin
Molotov
Security Council
United
France
China
Commission
President
Congress
Douglas county C P wolf hunt set for New Year’s Day
The Douglas county C P wolf hunt will occur New Year’s Day with County President Paul Ulrich announcing start times. Participants meet by 8 30 at designated points and travel within defined boundaries from Lone Star to Sibleyville road. No rifles allowed and lunch is provided at the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Paul Ulrich
Ulrich
Aldwin Junction
Worden
Lonetar
Highway 59
Sibleyville Road
Pleasant Grove
Lone Star
Highway 50
Nichols Corner
C.P.A
Carl Schwartz
George Shuler
Vernon Garrett
Jack Maloney
Future seen for blue plate lunches and pre cooked meals
Washington reports predicted by F L Thomson head of marketing research that within ten years stores will offer complete blue plate meals with baked goods and dessert. Preparation will be a brief pause as leftovers are bundled and disposed of and automatic dishwashers may be outdated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. L. Thomson
Agriculture Department
Division of Marketing and Transportation Research
Thomson
Thomsen
Farm cash income: Kansas farmers total $587 229 000 in first nine months 1945
Washington reports from the Agriculture Department show Kansas farm marketings brought in 587 229 000 dollars in the first nine months of 1945, up more than 42 million from 1944. Crop and livestock income reached 310 024 000 dollars, with cash receipts from crops at 277 205 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Farmers Union to Build River Rail Elevator in Fairfax District
The Farmers Union Jobbing association board authorized a one million bushel river rail grain elevator in Kansas City Kansas Fairfax district. Secretary H. E. Witham said construction may start next September with $700 000 invested and ground enough for expansion to two million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Farmers Union Jobbing Association
Fairfax District
H. E. Witham
Protest on wild plane flight prompts congressman complaint
Rep Scrivner of Kansas filed a complaint with General Arnold about an abandoned pilotless Army plane flying across five states from Nebraska to Ohio. He warned it jeopardized thousands of lives and criticized the crew for bailing out without jettisoning fuel or ensuring safe area landing. The piece also notes two divorce filings in Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Scrivner
R.-Kan
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Kansan
Nebraska
Ohio
Representative Scriver Plans Surprise Hospital Visits
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Scriver plans to visit veterans administration facilities at Wichita Kansas and Excelsior Springs Missouri to inspect administration. He reviewed a previous Midwest tour finding minor issues corrected and urged annual checks and monthly VA reports, plus staff rotations and separation of hospital and veterans offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Scriver
Kan
Veterans Administration
Wadsworth
Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
House
Middle West
Scrivner
Rankin
House Veterans Committee
Market Basket Prize To Mrs Hunzicker For Date Pudding
Mrs Carl J Hunzicker of 1500 West Ninth Street won the Market Basket Prize this week for a date pudding recipe. The recipe details include dates water butter sugar syrups eggs flour nuts and vanilla with baking instructions and a quick caramel sauce. The prize for next week will go to the best cold weather soup recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Hunzicker
Carl J. Hunzicker
West Ninth Street
Market Basket
Bombs Loose in Ship Off Azores Aboard Henry D. Thoreau
The Henry D. Thoreau a liberty ship outbound from Naples to Cape May reported 5000 tons of bombs breaking loose in a tween decks hatch and warned nothing could save them if they gave way entirely. The navy said the ship is not a troopship with a crew of about 40 and stations were standing by near 420 miles southwest of the Azores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry D. Thoreau
Naples
Italy
Cape May
N. J
Navy
Thoreau
Azores
United States
Secret Service Limousine Hits Oil Truck in White House Route
A Truman White House limousine, returning to Independence after the Washington trip, slid on icy Kansas City streets and struck an oil truck. The front of the car was damaged slightly but no injuries occurred. The vehicle had been used during the President's Christmas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
FHA
Secret
Kansas pig crop outlook for spring 1946
Agriculture Department expects a larger Kansas spring pig crop in 1946. About 205,000 sows are projected to farrow, per breeding intentions reports received, with figures based on past records and current state data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Department
Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Wilson to Three Couples
Probate Judge J B Wilson issued licenses yesterday to Albert A Kerns of Sunflower and Elise C Utler of Exeter Mo. Also recognized were Bobby Lewis Murphy and Marcel a Joan Merrick both of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wilson
Albert A. Kerns
Sunflower
Elise C. Utler
Exeter
Bobby Lewis Murphy
Marcela Joan Merrick
Lawrence
Old Bob Returns After 35 Years With Merritt
In Shawnee Oklahoma on December 28 a horse named Old Bob owned by W. H. Merritt returned home after being sold. The horse had lived with Merritt for 35 years before being sold and later trotted back to his old owner, causing damage by kicking the barn. Merritt took him back but refused to guarantee future behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
Bob
W. H. Merritt
Merritt
Santa visit in Kotzebue spooks town children
In Kotzebue Alaska on December 28 a Santa Claus appearance at a party caused panic among children who feared Eskimo superstition figures. Santa eventually unmasked as a well known parent and the crowd calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Kotzebue
Alaska
Arctic
Santa
Has Seven Dogs Now
UP dispatch reports Cpl. Rufus Ready of Prichard Alabama left Vancouver Barracks with one dog and now has seven dogs in tow as his troop train headed to Camp Shelby Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rufus Ready
Prichard
Ala
Vancouver Barracks
Shelby, Miss
Pup Pie Caretaker In Brisbane For Six Born Pups
A man in Brisbane tended six newborn puppies from Pat the Cocker Spaniel acquired in Australia. The scene shows his daily care routine and the bond forming with the litter in a compact local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pat
Brisbane
Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cody
Buffalo Bill Cody
Fagaly
Shorten
Farmers Union
East Lith St
W. M. McGrew
C. Ruth Quinlan
Swope's Dress & Beauty Shop
Mass
Valera June Henderdson
James Russell Henderson
Doris Marie Hirst
Maynard Hirst
Journal-World
White House
K. C
Clapp
Bread Kroger's
Texas
Kroger
S “cc.” Plus
Rome
Emperor Grapes
I A
Pillsbury’s
Kroger's
Latonia Club Ginger Ale
Kroger's Country Club Grapefruit Juice
Tal
Ibs
Borax
Boraxo
Duff’s
Delrich Margarine
Chuck
LEE
Florida
Morten
Jor
Cc Bell
Lee Beets
LEE Raisins
Secaress
Philadelphia
Arnolds Market
Indiana
Penn
Misa
Elim
Viatence
Armour
Reeves Grocery
Lawrence. Kan
Real Bros. Grocery & Meat Market
University Place
Dan’s
Sth
Swope
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!