McNarney says Germany must be treated as a single economy
Frankfurt reports Gen Joseph T. McNarney, U S occupation head, says restoring a minimum sustaining economy in Germany hinges on treating it as one economic unit rather to artificial zones. He cites de Nazification progress and notes deadlocked allied control, with food and industrial recovery lagging amid transport and power shortages.
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Frankfurt
Joseph T. McNarney
United States
Germany
McNarney
U. S
United State
Kansas Press banquet set for January 18 19 hosts Topeka
Capper Publications will host the Kansas Press association banquet in Topeka with H A Meyer editor of the Independence Daily Reporter and association president announcing the event. Principal speakers include Al Cooking AP correspondent and C P Thompson meat science professor at Oklahoma A and M.
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Topeka
Pi—Capper Publications
Kansas Press Association
H. A. Meyer
Independence Daily Reporter
al Cooking
Associated Press
C. P. Thompson
Oklahoma A. and
Gloves for Farmers Move Ahead in 1946 Program
Washington reports the Civilian Production Administration plans a first quarter 1946 program to produce work gloves for Kansas farmers facing freezing weather. Priorities will aid glove manufacturers meeting material requirements, with CPA cautioning that wartime powers extension is needed.
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Washington
Kansas
Civilian Production Administration
Capper
R-Kan
C.P.A
Joe Hilligoss
Atchison, Kan
Wave of Unemployment In Kansas Keeps Rising
Kansas labor figures show about 44,000 wage earners laid off shortly after V E day and Japan's surrender. State labor commissioner John Morrison reported 81,000 workers employed in September, down from 126,000 in June and 155,000 in November 1943, the war peak.
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Morrison
Iron and Steel
Topeka
Kan
John Morrison
Kansas
Japan
El Dorado H S hires Pi-Joe Wallace as coach
Pi-Joe Wallace former Wichita East assistant coach signs with El Dorado High School as head football coach and assistant in basketball and track. Wallace, discharged from the navy, has coached in Independence and Concordia and is visiting his wife’s parents.
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el Dorado High
Independence
Kan
Joe Wallace
Wichita High School East
el Dorado High School
Wallace
Navy
Concordia
Wichita
26000 Veterans Returning on 32 Ships Across Coasts
Thirty-two vessels carrying about 26,000 veterans arrive today at east and west coast ports from Europe and the Pacific. Ten ships reach New York with 10,000 veterans and one vessel brings 1,536 to Boston. three ships totaling 2,077 arrive at Norfolk. Pacific arrivals include seven ships with 6,240 at Los Angeles.
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Europe
Pacific
Iving
New York
Boston
Bowner News
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Truman Holiday Visit Sparks East Coast Tour Rumor
With reports of 1,295 attendees in Portland and over 3,400 in Seattle plus 1,821 in San Diego, a busy pattern emerges around President Truman's holiday visit. The dispatch from Kansas City notes "My Time In Your Time" dated December 28 as part of the touring schedule.
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Portland
Ore
Seattle, Wash
San Diego
Cal
Kansas City
Truman
Officer Loses Watch Directing Escort of Presidential Car
Police Sgt. William Galvin had his watch knocked from his wrist when it flew off during traffic control from the running board of an escort police car for the presidential limousine.
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William Galvin
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