Yalta Secrets Question Tempers Peace Warnings
President Truman left open the possibility that wartime Big Three agreements may still be secret while Secretary Byrnes disclosures about Yalta prompt renewed curiosity. He noted that some pacts signed with allies during wartime could still be disclosed at an appropriate time.
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Washington
Upi
Truman
Billy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston
Churchill
Joseph Stalie
State Byrnes
Roosevelt
Yalta
Russia
Kurile Islands
Sakhalin
Japan
Kuriles
Advisory Board Meeting Notes At Salvation Army
Fragmentary OCR reads of a Salvation Army meeting list advisory participants including John Brand Riley Burch Dean Lisle Eby Martin James Parsons Harold Mire and C. E. ae with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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Salvation Army
John Brand
Riley Burchnd
Dean
Lisle
Eby. E
Martin
James
Parsons
Blizzard Halts Elk Mountain Peak Search Amid Plane Crash
Elk Mountain Wyoming was lashed by a 75 mile per hour gale and deep cold as rescuers pressed a search for a United Airlines plane missing since 3 a.m. The storm blocked visibility and forced the party to retreat within 300 feet of the summit, with frostbite and ice among the climbers. An army convoy and local miners awaited a weather break while ranchers planned small party climbs if visibility returned.
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Elk Mountain
Wyo
United Air Linea
VR. Gallagher
Cheyenne
Gallagher
Timbovine
Tom Reese
Port Warren
Warren
Rob Bears
Hanna
University of Kansas opens classes February 13 after war delays
All students at the University of Kansas resume class work together February 13 marking the end of varied schedules due to wartime disruptions. Naval trainees and civilians start and end together while finals for several semesters wrap up at Mt. Oread. Enrollment is February 11-12 in Robinson Gymnasium. TO GIVE PLAY AT EUDORA.
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University For Kansas
Mt. Oread
Naval R.O.T.C
V-12
Robinson Gymnasium
Eudora
Resigos Jeodesha
Resi
Wilesa
W. J
Bradnellree Neosho
Junior Class to Stage Act Your Age at Eudora High
The Eudora High School Junior class presents a three act comedy Act Your Age by William Davidson next Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Rosa line Stewald Neva Jackson Esther Toch Natalie Weixeldorfer John Altenbernd Paul Siewald Brunk and Joan Baur with Mrs Haverty directing. Tickets on sale at Ave Mendeling Basomesi Carpenters and plumbers and other m4 Journal.
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Eudora High School
William Davidson
Rosaline Stewald
Neva Jackson
Esther ‘Och
Natalie Weixeldorfer
John Altenbernd
Paul Siewald
Brunk
Joan Baur
Ma Haverty
Union Cops Fired in Wichita Court Fight Over Union Rights
Wichita police chief dismisses seven AFL union officers including Watts and Mead for not recognizing a police division union. City Manager backs action, union vows federal court challenge while asserting most officers support joining. Dismissed include Daniels Swaney and Ellis with service triples. Mead and Nash are WWII veterans.
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Wichita
Kan
Henry L. Watts
Russell McClure
George Shepherd
Shepherd
Ihs
City Commission
Fred Griffith
Wichita Trades and Labor Assembly
American Federation of Labor
A.F.L
Watts
Police Department
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
James Mead
Union
Clyde Daniels
Falke Matron
Sar Swaney
Sets
Francis Bulla
Willoughby Nash
Frank Ellis
Mead and Nash
Transportation for Pupils Favored by Teacher Assembly
Emporia Kansas delegates at a three day Kansas State Teachers Association meeting endorse uniform school transport at public expense for children far from school. They back higher funding for elementary and high schools, appointive state superintendent, and higher superintendents’ qualifications and pay.
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Emporia
Kan
State Council of Administration
Kansas State Teachers Association
Kansas
Kansas Legislative Committee
Truman summons steel fact finders amid talk of new plan
President Truman called the steel fact finding board to the White House for a 1 am EST meeting as talks focus on a new plan to end the 12 day steel strike. OPA official said Chester Bowles was recalled from South Carolina. Bowles favors a $2.50 per ton price rise. Federal seizure was not yet contemplated. government aides warn of broader shutdown risks to other industries.
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R Teady
White House
Truman
OPA
Bowles
South Carolina
Labor Department
General Motors
G.M
Stec
Altho
Stee
U.S. Steel Corporation
Henry Ford II
Ford
John W. Snyder
Commissioners Plan New Buildings at Lake Site
Four new cabins will be constructed at Lone Star Lake with modern shelter houses and Rubioor 4 fireplaces. The proposal aims to expand facilities at Pride Lake for use by visitors and community events.
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Lone Star Lake
Rae
Trygve Lie Beads and His Nomination Ratified by Bat Fire Members
Nomination of Trygve Lie for a key post is ratified by the Bat Fire members after a review of credentials. Three votes against are noted in the tally, with lingering questions about representation and process.
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Trygve Lie
Bat Fire
Oil funding claim at center of Pauley hearing
Washington reports say Edeth W. Pauley denied offering to raise campaign cash for the Democratic party in exchange for dropping the government oil suit. Interior Secretary Ickes testified that Pauley once mentioned California campaign contributions to influence the filing of the Yideland oil case, a claim Pauley had denied yesterday before the committee.
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Washington
Edeth W. Pauley
Democratic Party
Interior
Harold Ickes
Edwin W. Pauley
California
Senator Tobey
R-N.h
Pauley
Navy
Tobey
Ickes
Qver
Ckes
Bradley attacked over handling of veterans affairs
February 1 Washington reports a clash over General Omar Bradley’s leadership of the Veterans Administration. The American Legion pressed for an inquiry, while Bradley defended his six months in office. Congress members and veterans groups urged patience and suggested more staff and cooperation to speed claims processing.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
American Legion
Veterans Administration
V.A
John Stelle
Legion
VUA
Bradley
Millard Rice
The
Disabled American Veterans
Stelle
Rankin
D-Miss
Chauge Veterans Committe
Rogers
R-Mass
Veterans Committee
House
Nomething
Representa Fulton
R-Pa
Harlesa
Datiz
Anderson
D-Calif
California
Stella
Checking Two Bridges in Douglas County for Reconstruction Need
A field check of two Douglas county bridges is announced to assess necessity for reconstruction. Inspectors include Bass Engineer Gibbs from the Federal bureau of public roads, Chet Hammond from the Kansas Highway Department, and Henderson as the designer. The bridges are on the Lawrence-Baldwin road and the Enterprise road near Globe, with precise locations given. The item also contains stock market index notes and stray market data.
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Douglas County
E. Douglas County
Bass Engineer
Gibbs
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Chet Hammon
Kansas Stug Highway Department
Topeka
Henderson
Fascons
Lawrence-Baldwin
Globe
Enterprise Road
Day of Freedom in China Seen as Edge Toward Constitutionalism
Chungking Feb 1 The unity conference signal marks a shift toward freedoms and reforms as Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek says his role must adapt to lead a rebuilt nation. Chou En-Lai predicts peace with demobilization of much of the communist army. Marshall sits on the reform committee as talks push toward constitutional government.
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Chungking
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
Nationalist Party
Chou En-Lai
Shantung
East River
Kwantung
Canton
Communist Party
Chou
Truman
Marshall
Chiang
Two Sites Proposed for 110 Demountable Housing Units
Raymond Nichols reports two possible sites for 110 demountable housing units on the EU campus set for use before the fall semester. The Gowans tract near the campus and the slope west of Memorial Stadium are under review with landscaping by the university architecture department once a site is chosen. The units aim to house veteran students, possibly married or single, funded by federal housing aid with transport costs covered from a seven-state region.
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Raymond Nichols
Gowans
Memorial Stadium
University
University Department of Architecture
Nichols
Federal Public Housing Administration
State Board of Regents
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Notice to pay dues and obtain license by March deadline
Notice from H. C. Fisher, City Clerk, advising that documents are due and payable at the office of the City Clerk by March 1. All fees must be paid within sixty days of application. immunisation records required for license.
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Clark
Iconse
H. C. Fisher
Sugar price rise planned after Cuban sugar cost boost
Washington reports Stabilization Director John C Collet announced a retail price increase for sugar of about half a cent per pound with an effective date to be set by the OPA. The change follows higher refinery costs and affects all sugar types, while beet refiners face subsidy adjustments. Wholesale and retail sellers must use current prices on hand when the increase takes effect.
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Associated
Peiast
Washington
Collet
CCC
More Doctors Out In Demobilization Plan
Washington reports the War Department set a new discharge schedule for medical officers, enabling about 7,000 more doctors to leave within five months. By then roughly 37,000 of 41,000 physicians enlisted will be home, with age and service credits maintaining eligibility pathways.
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Washington
War Department
Patterson
Medical Department Corps
Veterinary, Sanitary and Medical Administrative Corps
Army Nurse Corps
Groundhog Day Weather Forecast Grips Kansas
Topeka reports cloudy skies and a potential shadow indicating an end to winter, with forecasters predicting cool, windy conditions across Kansas. S.D. Pletscher and Flora present varying predictions, noting highs around 40s to 50s, cold nights, and a chance of light rain by Sunday or Monday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Kangasin
Goodland
Weather District Forecast for February 15 1946
Forecast covers Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska with rain or snow in Oklahoma late Saturday and through Sunday. colder conditions in Missouri and east Kansas Saturday and Nebraska Sunday, then colder Monday. Warmer midweek with above normal temperatures around Wednesday. Fair west and south, cloudy northeast tonight into Saturday, colder northeast and north central late Saturday. Temperature readings show yesterday high 23, low 17.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Fair
Pesasl Gy
Sic
Aa Gy
WIS Irit Isse
Ys Wissen Ae
Heck and Hedrick to lead Kaw Valley Growers
Emil Heck president and George Hedrick secretary treasurer reelected to Kaw Valley Potato Growers Association at Chamber of Commerce meeting. 25 cent per acre assessment based on 118 acreage funds expenses. New mailed bulletin planned. Scott Kelsey discussed U F Fruits and Vegetables and Kansas legislative council marketing study. Entomologist B G Kelly outlined DDT pesticide tests and application guidance. Also Kansas Farm Laborers club elected R R Ubrlauth president at Broadview hotel in Emporia.
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Emil Heck
George Hedrick
Kaw Valley Potato Growers Association
Chamber of Come Metre
Asswiation
Groun
United Fresh Fruits and Vecetarie Association
Scott Kelsey
de. B. G. Kelly
Kansas State College
Enokn
Kelly
R. BR. Ubrlauh
Lawener
Univversity of Kansas
Minernal
Sche
Sit Mee Pherson
Kansas Fruncators Club
Broadview Hotel
Empiria
William Wolfe
Atchison
Fred Montgomery
Lawrence
Gay Kewlor
Tawrante
Recruiters to Return to Lawrence for Enlistments
Lt Frank J Bova and Cnl Robert L Geisler Army recruiters stationed at Topeka will be in Lawrence Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with a temporary office set up in the city hall office for enlisting in the Regular Army. The office will be open until 6 pm each evening.
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Frank J. Bova
Cnl
Robert L. Geisler
Army
Toneka
Lawrence
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View
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Gree
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Vishinsky
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Ming
Andrei Vishinsky
Eveyone
Athens
Athena
Nitos
Sei
Europe
Security Council
Tito
Salvation’ Army
Nedeling Basomesi
Wichita Union
Tan
Heh Mles
Steel Fact-Finding Board
Chester Bowles
Veterans’ Bureau
New York
UMA
Heck and
Hedrick
Kaw Valley Potato Association
Kelsey
W. G. Amsieln
John Q. Miller
Atant
Kansna
Alen
R. R. Ubrlauh
Meads
Bova
Cpl. Geisler
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