Hope for Peace Amid Arab-Israeli Tensions and China Stand
Reports from Washington indicate optimism for a near settlement in the Arab-Israeli dispute with possible United States recognition of Israel and Trans-Jordan. Ben-Gurion spoke of seeking friendship with the U S and Russia, while Nanking’s Li Taung-jen warned China’s government against unrelated demands from the Reds. Hungary declared itself a People's Republic on its tenth anniversary, and Cominform issued sharp rallies against Western policies. Berlin reported Russian moves to unseat Tito before March 15.
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Israel
Trans-Jordan
United Nations
David Kens Gurion
Tel Aviv
United States
Russia
Truman
Star
World Family of Nations
Ben-Gurion
Hhides
Re Ris
Dn Nanking
Li Taung-jen
Reas
China
Yasutsugu Okamura
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
North Atlantic
Hungary
Mathias Rakosi
Czechoslovakia
East Europe
Bucharest
Berlin
Neue Ziehung
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Halkan
42 Members of the State Legislature Attended K U
The article notes Kansas lawmakers with KU ties, stating 42 of 149 legislators are KU alumni. It adds Jayhawk alumni make up 15 of 40 senate members and 26 of 125 house members, with mentions of state officials and Justice Schoeppel as possible attendees.
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K.U
Kansas
University of K
K. U. Jayhawker
Senate
House
State Supreme Court
Ite
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Amendment To Liquor Bill Loses By Narrow Margin
Senator George Melvin of Lawrence led a bid to approve a municipal ownership and operation amendment to a Kansas liquor control bill. The proposal failed 17 to 13 after earlier debate, with a 19 to 16 vote on a prior version. Feb. 7 shorthand class at Lawrence Business College. enroll by Feb. 5.
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Kansan
George Malvin
Lawrence
Melvin
Douglas Jefferson County
Senate
IAFL seeks repeal of Little Taft Hartley laws in states
The IAFL plans a campaign across states starting with Delaware to repeal provisions restricting labor. Leaders push extending wage and housing policies while warning against restrictive acts. President Green forecasts labor demands may rise after the war as government effort shifts.
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IAFL
States
Minn! Fla
Davon Girona
Delaware
Doweph
Kevan Dirveter
Sokto
Portal
In Vewre and Co Finance
Enunest
William Green
Winter Cold Grips Much of Nation With Frost and Snow
A broad cold wave moved across the country with sub zero and single digit lows in the north and central regions. Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and parts of the Southeast registered unusually low temperatures as forecasters warned of continuing frigid weather and potential moisture-related issues in fruit crops.
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Tex
Sorthern
Conld
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Newanda
Fragtan
Oregon
Val
Forecast calls for lingering winter as cold spell returns
Kansas forecast shows a potential repeat of winter with temperatures dipping below normal this week. Snow and light precipitation are expected, and warmups are briefly anticipated before another cold front moves in by Friday, with a gradual cooldown through Sunday.
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S. C. Alera
Flora
Kansas
Chanute
Chimie
Katsia
eHow Sur
Tien
Megen
Topeka
Countermanded Order of Chiang Kai-shek Disrupted
Nanking February 1 reports that factories Chiang Kai-shek ordered dismantled and shipped to Formosa have not arrived. The day after his retirement as president, factory equipment was unloaded and being reinstalled at old sites. Who countermanded the Renetalissimo’s orders is not public.
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Nanking
Chiang Shek
Clarence Brannum Returns To School at Aggieville
Clarence Brannum plans to rejoin Kansas State College basketball at Manhattan after weathering a recent storm and incomplete eligibility. Officials await word on his status as the university weighs course completion and conference rules before the second semester.
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Clarence Brannum
Aggieville
Manhattan
Clarences Trevinim
Vonferoren
Convict Areves His Own Case And Wins Freedom
Kanes City February 1 Rivhe ard Monahan 45, won his freedom after years of a life sentence in Missouri State prison. He studied writs of habeas corpus in the prison library and acted as his own lawyer. He took the case to the state supreme court twice, was released yesterday in Jackson County circuit court, and a murder conviction and habitual criminal charge were dismissed.
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Kanes City
Monahan
Missouri
Prisoe
State Supreme Senuor
Jackson County
Kansas liquor measure sails through Senate vote 27 to 10
The Kansas Senate passed a liquor control bill by 27 to 10 and sent it to the House. Debate centered on a package-store plan for local option and private licensing, with an amendment granting cities 20 percent of certain liquor taxes while the rest goes to the state fund. Key attendees included Senators Allen Beck Cavaness Collard Dellinger et al, and votes showed party splits on the issue.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Allen
Beck
Cavaness
Collard
Dellinger
Eting
Euwer
Kure
Miller
Nickell
Oakes
Matt
Porter
Rigker
Ruppenthal
Templar
Tessendert
Phos van de Mark
White
Woodward
Wunsch
Youse
Goodrich
Stamype
Nebraska
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association
Horne
Wan
Senate Committee On Federal and State Affairs
Frank Carlson
Appoints Board Head to Study Railway Dispute
President Bellanga appointed W. Taylor of Philadelphia to head a seven member emergency board to study the wage dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Western railroads. Grady Lewis and George E. Ozborne complete the board. The action follows Truman's order creating the board under the railway labor act which bars a strike for 60 days. The board must report within 30 days. The item also notes South Africa hosts diamond mines in crater cores.
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Washington
Bellanga
W. Taylor
Philadelphia
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Western Railroads
Grady Lewis
Washington, D. C
George E. Ozborne
Stanford Univer
Truman
Arkansas A Haven for Livestock Feed Plan
Arkansas development officials H K Thatcher and Joe Campbell proposed sending hungry western livestock to southern Arkansas for feeding and fattening as feed and gas were expected to be available soon. The plan aimed to move livestock from snowbound western ranges toward Arkansas, with Kansas also involved.
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Washington
Red
Arkansas
H. K. Thatcher
Arkansas Development Commission
Joe
Campbell
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Thatchier
Kansas House passes bill to raise state highway patrol pay
The Kansas House of Representatives approved a bill to raise salaries for the state highway patrol. Key increases include the patrol superintendent to 5,000 annually from 4,500, troopers from 150 to 260 monthly, and six captains to 300 monthly. The measure sets ages 24 to 35 for trooper eligibility. Other noted actions include trial by jury for appeals on municipal ordinance violations and salary hikes for Atchison city court officials.
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Topeka
Kansas Hous of Representatives
Pny
Feee and Salary Committee
House
Walter McVey
Montgomery County
Matt Walters
Atchison County
City Court of
Atchison
Gibson
Bill Fridley
Cherokee County
Boards of Education
Charles Stough
Douglas County
Harold Swanberg
Clay County
Mill County
Rens. Shriver
Eli Eubanks
Sedgwick
Search for Thirteen: Fortresses Missing Over Atlantic
London Feb 1 planes and ships from four nations resumed the search for an American Superfortress missing since Thursday with 15 aboard. U S Third Air Division doubts wreckage off the Canary Islands came from the aircraft. A Belgian steamship sighted debris and life preservers but no survivors. The Superfortress departed Dakar on a training flight to Marham England.
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London
U. S. Third Air Division
Canary Islands
Dakar
French West Africa
Marham
Eng
Vinita Gas Break Causes Heating Shortage In City
Vinita Oklahoma residents faced a gas supply cut as a 10 inch pipe break at Vinita Fuel Co lowered pressure. Schools closed for the day and heating users were told to switch off gas to conserve fuel while emergency crews repaired the line amid cold weather. City officials said repairs would be made and urged ingenuity to keep essential services running.
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Vinita
Okla
Vinita Fuel Co
Homen Ap Ra
L. L. Stryker
Cities Service Co
January 1949 Weather Streak Declared Severe by Observers
Lawrence residents were advised of a harsh January 1949 by C J Toney and Walter Schwarz. Four inches sleet, 15 inches snow, and 5.09 inches total moisture set records, with January average 26.21 degrees and a 60 degree high on the 5th.
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C. J. Toney
Lawrence
Posey
Walter Schwarz
Worden
Schwarz
Truck Jackknifes Into Ditch After Slippery Highway
A Santa Fe Transportation truck jackknifed into a roadside ditch on Highway K-10 about three miles from Lawrence after failing to stop for a halted Renault driven by Leland Dyke of Sterling. The driver Wiley W. Chandler of Wichita reported he tried to veer onto the shoulder but slid into the ditch. no injuries were reported.
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Lawrence
Wiley W. Chandler
Santa Fe Transportation Company
Wichita
Harvey Schmedemann
Renault
Leland Dyke
Sterling
Chandler
Argentina halts money transfers to study imports policy
Buenos Aires reports the National Economic Council led by Ramon Cueihy ordered a halt to transfers of money abroad tied to imports. The move freezes foreign payments as a study of financial policy unfolds, cancelling all pending import permits and directing departments and importers to withdraw permits already issued.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
National Economic Council
Treasury
Ramon Cueihy
Juan J. Boston
Miguel Miranda
Council
Jap Meationa
Bowman enters fourth ward council race in Lawrence
Edward M Bowman a Bowman Radio and Neon Service owner announced his bid for the Lawrence city council from the fourth ward He cites support for a city manager form of government and aims to improve drainage in the south end He has no prior elected office experience and is active in the Junior Chamber of Commerce Bowman is 38 married with four children and served in World War I
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Maron
Edward M. Bowman
New York Street
Bowman
Dan Rigske
Summit Street
Miller
Ragle
Len Quadahl
James Posting
Wat Rammgartner
Ohio Street
Sam Ferguson
Haumgartner
University of Kansas
Bowman Radio and Neon
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Army
Air Force
McAllaster School
K U Graduate Named To Atomic Advisory Group
Washington February 1949 Ern est H Rose a mining and metallurgical engineer from Birmingham Alabama was named to the atomic energy commission advisory committee on raw materials Rose a University of Kansas graduate specializes in operations with low grade ores He is conducting research for the Tennessee coal iron and railroad company on Alabama iron ores Funk Funeral Home.
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Washington
Ernest H. Rose
Birmingham
Ala
Atomic Energy Commission
University of Kansas
Rose
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Alabama
Mrs Kreider Visits United Nations at Lake Success
Mrs Karl Kreider returned from New York and a visit to the United Nations at Lake Success. She was one of two Kansas League of Women Voters delegates to a National League conference studying UN structure and work. The group observed UN sessions, heard various speakers, and stressed public opinion’s role in UN success. Kreider noted the assembly would meet in New York on April first and that she spent six weeks in the east including Washington and Philadelphia.
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Karl Kreider
New York
United Nations
Lake Success
Kansas League of Women Voters
National League
William Agar
U. N. Department of Education and Public Information
Security Council
Trusteeship Council
Economic and Social Council
Walter Harris
New Zealand
Benjamin Cohen
Chili
Department of Erotic Information
Warren Austin
Phillip Jessup
Austin’s Seputy
Vera Dean
The
Foreign Policy Association
Clyde Eagelton
New York University
Eleanor Roosevelt
Oge A
Fereid Usid
Connell Fas Sion
McNaughton
Canada
Malik
Russia
Cadogan
Great Britain
Jessup
United States
Tsai
China
Alvarez
Cub
Fansi
Egypt
Paradi
France
Finn Mog
Norway
Mrs. Kreider
Austin
Robert Coyne
U. N
General Assembly
Flushing Meadows
Kreider
East
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
New York City
Jayhawk Cafe Damaged by Blaze in Early Morning Fire
Fire damaged the Jayhawk Cafe on Ohio Street with the kitchen and dining room severely affected. Fire Chief Paul Ingles noted the blaze began near the kitchen floor at 2 am after an alarm from a passerby. Most interior areas were enveloped in flames before control. windows melted and a desk fountain near the door suffered damage. Owners Carl Clifton and Paul Sinclair said kitchen equipment and walls will require replacement and rebuilding. repairs to the dining room will await assessment.
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Ente Studie
Jayhawk Cafe
Ohio Street
Carl Clifton
Paul Jair
Clifton
Sinclair
Diploma Ceremony Ends Training for Peace Officers at KU
Chancellor Deane W. Malott presented diplomas to 82 trainees at the University of Kansas as Lawrence lawyers and a judge played roles in a moot court. Eighteen officer classifications were represented, with 35 faculty members supporting the session coordinated by University Extension head Hobart Hanson.
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University of Kansas
Deane W. Malott
Toen
Avenu
Lawrence l
Richard J. Stevens
Milton Allen
James L. Postma
E Hobart Hanson
University Extension
Hanson
Lawrence Center
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Taedin
Fragmented OCR Schedule Snippet Reflects January to March
A garbled OCR extract shows a calendar-like sequence with months January and March and multiple numbers. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, names, or locations to form a concrete news item. No identifiable people, organizations, or outcomes are present in readable form.
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Weather Bureau
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Chiang-Kai-shek
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Astecsaseg Press
Bill Thru House
Four Nationa
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Acre
Tstory
Keeler
Atomic Advisory Group
Funk's Mortuary
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U. N. At Lake Success
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