Soviet atomic prize claims stir secrecy and pride
In a February report from Wear the Soviet science scene celebrates a prize for uranium recovery and a major physics achievement. Academician Kolmogorov hails the work as among the era’s greatest. Officials stressed that Soviets seek no atomic secrets and express cautious confidence in the secret’s handling.
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Wear
United Embassy
Brocewena
A. Kolmogo
Vyacheslav I
Molotov
New 1946 Chrysler On Display In Local Garage
A 1946 Chrysler was placed on display today at the Motor-In on Vermont Street. The car features an eight cylinder engine, a new front end design, enhanced braking, and a Scout interior. George Fare and C. J. Topping noted its impressive bodywork and drive capabilities during the showing.
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Chrysler
Motor-In
Vermont Street
Scout
Desleta George
McLouth Kiwanis Marks First Anniversary in Lawrence
The McLouth Kiwanis Club with 40 members marked its first anniversary Monday evening in Lawrence. Lawrence Kiwanis members sponsored the McLouth event. Allen spoke on So This Ya Kansas. Special music by Vandercook, Lloyd Dixon, and Joe Weigand featured. A Lawrence report noted the anniversary meeting.
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McLouth Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Club
McLouth
Allen
Pica
Vandercook
Lloyd Dixon
Joe Weigand
Moving to Kansas City as H J Longenecker retires
Mr and Mrs H J Longenecker move to their new Kansas City home at 5201 Mission Road after three months’ stay. Longenecker, once a Thompson Brokerage captain in the quartermaster corps, served with the First Marines and 82nd division, later heading market centers in Sydney Melbourne Townsville and Brisbane before returning to the United States. He then joined the First Cavalry division as assistant tank forces quartermaster on landing at A Jen and saw 36 months of Pacific service. The Kan ss Tub ro lals clinic committee met at Watkins Hospital for an event planning session.
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H. J. Longenecker
Lawrence
Mission Coda
Yoad
Kansas City
Parthiee
Longenecker
Thompson
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Worth
Tex
Sixth Army
New Guiness
Goodenough Island
Pacific
Taek Fores
Ja Carn
Palen
Sydney
Melbourne
Townville
Brisbane
United States
Farner Named Curator and Assistant Professor at Lawrence
Dr. Dewald G. Farner, formerly at the University of Wisconsin, named ecologist and curator of birds at Lawrence University. He holds a BS in biology from Hamline and MFA from Wisconsin, has authored papers in zoology and parasitology, and has held roles including zoology instructor at Wisconsin and biologist for Kraft Waste Disposal. His wife, a former German teacher at Wisconsin, and two children will join him after he secures housing in Lawrence.
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DT. Dread
Pemeil & Farser
Needa
Dewald G. Farner
Te University of
Wisconsin
Irda
American Society of Zoology
American Society of Parasitologists
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Ornitholopee Unig
el Phisien Gamma
Eins Ee Eitor
Northeastern Fi Pedding Association
Hamline University
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Natural History Survey
U.S. National Park Service
Crater Lake
Ore
Kraft Waste Disposal Commission
Lawrence
Nazi leadership named for crimes at Nuremberg trial
French prosecutors listed charges against 22 former Nazi leaders at the Nuremberg tribunal. They urged convictions for killings of civilians, hostage executions, torture of prisoners, deportations, and establishing concentration camps. Arthur Seyss-Inquart, absent due to illness, was noted as still sidelined.
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Nuernberg
International Military Tribunal
Europe
Africa
Charles Dubost
Hermann Goering
Wilhelm Keitel
Alfred Jodi
Keitel
Jodi
Ernst Kalterbrunner
Martin Bormann
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Goering
Jodl
Albert Spear
Fritz Sauckel
Kaultenbrunner
Bormann
Edering
Denmark
Hans Frank
Alfred Rosenberg
Judge Streicher
Baldur von Schirach
Sauckel
Wilhelm Frick
Rudolf Hess
Luftwaffe
Speer
Arthur Seyse-Inquart
Nash to Return to University of Kansas Education School
Dr. Bert 4. Nash will resume teaching at the University of Kansas School of Education after leaving as director and advisory to the State Receiving Home for Children at Atchison. Dr. Robert C. Kammerer assumes the director post today, having served as Nash's assistant since August 15, 1945. An FCC filing from Broadcasting Co seeks authority to operate a radio station on 1230 cycles at 250 watts with unlimited hours.
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Bert 4. Nash
School of Education
University of Kansas
Atchison
Nash
Robert C. Kammerer
St. A
Washington
UPL
Federal Communications Commission
Peel By Broadcasting Co
Fact Finders and Bowles on GM mediation merits
Reports say James E. Dewey had not been ordered to Detroit until the strike was seen as ripe for mediation. President R J Thomas withdrew from talks, citing lack of GM willingness to settle. A separate meat strike panel prepares to report on price and wage recommendations, while Treasury studies tax refunds’ impact on strikes.
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General Motors
James E. Dewey
Detroit
R. J. Thomas
C.i.c.united Automobile Workers
Dewey
Thomas
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Congress
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ruth Flory and Others
Ruth Flory 70 of West 28rd Street died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital last evening. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Rumsey funeral home Rev Lon Griffith officiating burial Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by sisters Winnie Reser Nettie Russell M J Banks all Lawrence brothers J T Hodges California J M Hodges Carrington Okla and several nieces and nephews. Also obituary notes a local custodian and Masonic affiliations for another resident. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Monday Masonic Temple Dr R A Schwegler officiating graveside Acacia Lodge at Memorial Park cemetery.
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Ruth Flory
West 28Rd Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lon Griffith
Oak Hill Cemetery
Winnie Reser
Nettie Russell
M. J. Banks
Lawrence
J. T. Hodges
California
J. M. Hodges
Carrington, Oklo
Ces
New Hampshire Street
Evelyn Lawson
Lois Walton
Kansas City
R. A. Schwegler
Masonic Temple
Acacia Lodge No
Memorial Park Cemetery
Job in China Now to theatere War-Torn Communications
Paiping, Feb 1 UP reports peace efforts in China amid civil strife. The joint headquarters of American, government and communist representatives say they see progress toward ending hostilities and address neglected communications across the war-torn nation. Mrs Sarah Churchill plans to try again tonight to cross the Atlantis.
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China
Paiping
Loring
London
Sarah Churchill
Oliver
Atlantis
Visit With Her Father Winston Churchill
A report notes an interaction involving a woman visiting with her father, the former prime minister Winston Churchill. Last night her plane was forced to return to Britain due to wanther conditions.
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Winston Churchill
Britain
Nationwide Steel Strike Hits Several Industries
Pittsburgh Feb 1 A general view shows the nationwide steel strike affecting many sectors. Auto plants like Ford Rouge Michigan furloughed 5,000 assembly workers. A O Smith Milwaukee auto frames plant laid off 600 of 7,000, possibly closing if the strike lasts 30 days. Coal miners, railroad workers, refrigerator makers, and farm implement factories also report large layoffs and idle workers across several states.
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Pittsburgh
Ford Motor Company
Rouge Works
Michigan
A. O. Smith Corporation
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Colorado
Atee! Mills
Ilroads
Louisville & Nashville Railways
Mesa
Tenn
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Wisconsin
Next Tear's Army to Be Reduced to a Million Men
Washington reports war department planners range for next year show troop levels cut from 1.5 million to about 1 million by mid 1947. Eisenhower forecasts gradual reductions in overseas forces, with Germany and Pacific occupations to be scaled back and reorganized. Military officials call the plan logical to save manpower.
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Tear
Washington
War Department
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pacific
Germany
Joseph T. Pa
Infurt
C A Inmart to Visit Ration Office Next Wednesday
C A Inmart will be at the ration office next Wednesday in Washington Athens. The unusual notice comes with a terse agency cue and unidentified local context.
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C. A. Inmart
Market News Mixed signals on stocks and livestock prices
New York trading shows mixed stocks with some recoveries and irregular cotton. In livestock markets at Kansas City and Chicago, cattle and hogs steady to higher on some classes, while sheep and lambs move unevenly. grain markets show wheat and corn largely unchanged with noted price levels.
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New York
Chicago
Callinga
Mansaw City
Wansat City
USDA
Erwenton
Kansas City
Help Clothing Drive For European Refugees
A February effort led by Doredo and Ram collected clothing to aid Europe's needy. Volunteers gathered garments at Thareda and distributed outfits to refugees, with participants exchanging worn items for new ones to support the campaign.
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Doredo
Ram
Feb
Eh Kivene
Europe
Thareda
Mee
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