Operators Accept President Plan in Coal Strike Truce
Northern and western coal operators accepted President Truman's 70 day strike truce plan as fact finders begin examining the coal dispute. John L. Lewis said he would reply by Saturday. Operators promised cooperation with the fact finding board and readiness to resume full production Monday.
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Washingan
President Truman
White House
Ois
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Mr. Truman
Truman
P.m
FST
Lees
George Love
Conferce
Love
Boervey Cartwright
Te Joint Northern
Cartwright
Rooney and Payne Defend Jones in Manslaughter Charge
Olathe Kansas February report states Topeka attorney Ed Rooney will co defend W C Jones of Olathe in a first degree manslaughter case over the death of Dorothy Kellogg a 31 year old Olathe secretary. Jones previously chaired the Young Republicans club and the hearing was set for February with bond at 3100. Rooney and Payne said they are serving without fees to provide a personal and professional friend.
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Ed Rooney
Howard Payne
Jones
Olathe
Kan
Rooney
Topeka
Howard E. Payne
W. C
Carer
Payne
Dr. Frank Foneannen Dies in Emporia at 60
Dr. Frank Foneannen, 60, prominent physician and surgeon of Emporia Kansas, dies after several days illness. KU graduate, M.D. from University of Pennsylvania, fellow of AMA and ACS, son of a doctor, survived by wife and children including Patricia at KU. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Emporia
Kan
Frank Foneannen
Foneannen
University of Penneylsania
University of Kansas
American Medical Association
American College of Surgeons
U S Rejects Russian Move to Try Japanese Emperor
Washington reports a Soviet bid to prosecute Hirohito and four others for wartime germ warfare. The United States is expected to flatly reject the proposal, citing policy during occupation and a 1940s Far Eastern commission decision. Tokyo reaction was cautious, with officials suggesting Moscow aims to sow propaganda and distract from prisoner disputes.
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Washington
United Statesialid
State Department
Wludy
Hirohito
Pacific
Japan
Naution Far Eastern Commission
Moscow
U.S
Russia
Tokyo
Alva €. Carpenter
Douglas MacArthur
William J. Sebald
Macey Arthur
US 8
Suite Acheson
Maroons A Prison Faces Snowbound Collapse In Tennessee
A massive landslide from Frogenhead mountain blocks the Front entrance to Petros prison, closes the highway and railroad, and disables two of three coal mines. Prison crew and others build a rubble barricade to defend the powerhouse, while about 730 inmates remain behind barricaded roads in a Cumberland plateau town 79 miles from Knoxville.
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Petros
Tenn
UH Bruushy Meuntain
Frogenhead
de Wester
Altho
Arnott Reeth
Cumberland Mountain Plateau
Knoxville
McMahon proposes $50 billion peace offensive to curb arms race
Senator McMahon of Connecticut urged a new 50 billion dollar peace initiative to end the arms race. He warned that delaying hydrogen bomb development could lead to unconditional surrender to evil forces. He spoke after President Truman’s call for strict international inspections to regulate atomic weapons, a stance Russia opposes, stalling any global outlaw.
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Washington
McMahon
D.-Conn
United States
Senate
Joint
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Truman
White House
United Nationa
Soviet Russia
Russia
United Nations
Atomic Energy Commission
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Lewer
Return to Classes at KR VU Marks Second Spring Semester
University officials report a full second spring term with changes in enrollment and classroom relocations. Students began classes amid a long stretch of sessions with adjustments. Spring vacation runs April 17. baccalaureate services are June 4 and commencement June 9.
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KR. VU
Dons
Dhes
Wren
Sil
Famarten
Theen
Ami
Bac Nations
Manhattan Vocational Ag Team Wins State 4-H Judging Contest
The Manhattan high school vocational agriculture team won the 4-H Future Farmers of America judging contest at the state sale of the Kansas Duree Bretders association. Wamege placed second, Coumeil Greve third, Ran dotul fourth, with the team scoring 217 points for joint honors.
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Manhattan
Raw
Feo
Hich School
State Dairy Breeders elect officers at annual meeting
Officers for Brown Swiss Jersey Ayrshire Milking Shorthorn and Halstein divisions were elected yesterday in Manhattan Kansas. Presidents include Andy Frhart Garden City Dwight Hull El Dorado Joe Hunter Geneseo and White Topeka. Secretaries treasurers named for each breed with ongoing officer roles.
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Manhattan
Kan
State
D. Breeders Association
Brown Swiss
Andy Frhart
Garden City
Curtis Ungar
Burden
Earl Webber
Arington
Ayrshire
Dwight Hull
el Dorado
John Stephenson
Downs
John J Reas
Atchison
Jersey
Boyd Michael
Kansas
Two Cars Collide at Ninth and Peonessee Intersection
A collision at Ninth and Peonessee between two cars driven by District Judge Hugh Mess and Sam Billet caused minor injuries. Both vehicles sustained damage, with drivers reporting no serious harms. Hospital and community events follow as local notices and meetings resume.
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Hugh Mess
Pantisianie Stroxty
Sam Billet
Maine Street
Aan
Ninth and
Peonessee
Bietts
Tennessee Street
Dudce Mesins
Stock Market Index Advances Amid Mixed Trades
The stock market index rose to 74.0 amid mixed trading on July data. Hair stylist Julius Driscoll and Kwope Bhop are noted in the report, with Ph. 608-Ady cited.
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Julivs Driscoll
Kwope Bhop
Ady
Massive floods and freezing storms hit Ohio valley and south
Widespread floods and severe cold grip the nation from Ohio River to the Pacific Northwest. Rivers rose past flood stages as heavy rains, sleet, and melting ice displaced thousands, with Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and West Virginia hardest hit. Evacuations continued near Nashville and Columbia, storms isolating towns. California relief possible as North Dakota aids snowbound areas.
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New England
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennes
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
North Texas
West Vi
Cincinnat
Kain
St. Francis
Nashville
Columbia
Tenn
Cumberland
Duck Rivers
Petras
North Dakota
California
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
M Mountains
Spokane
Wash
New York City
Pennsyyvania
Barbourville
Paintaville
Frankfort
Stont
Louisville
Ohio
Mount Pleasant
Texas
Wichita Falls
Atileaen
Dallas
Fortwo
Trinity River
Muenster
Leonard
Fannin County
Thane Ham
Route Thru Baldwin Postal Service Replaces Rail Line
Kansas City to Carthage route to be served by Postal Transportation Service using trucks for a round trip. seventeen Missouri towns listed to receive service including Baldwin and Neodesha. schedule aims to replace former railway operations with highway carrier.
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K. Kansans
Nendesha
Kan
Carthage
Mo. Tate
Tesla
Cal
SS Tote
Kanes
Missouri
Kanas City
Tthe Postal Transporation Service
Rauway
Kansas
Mission
Overland Park
Benexat
Olathe
Gardner
Edger
Baldwin
Ottawa
Homewood
Hameburg
Agricola
Wares
Fore Vngion
Yates Center
Brif. Rest
Altoona
Neodesha
Groundhog predicts an early spring in Gobbler Knob
Punxsutawney Pennsylvania February 2 Groundhog seer of Gobblers Knob predicted an early spring under cloudy skies. Tradition says lack of shadow signals an early spring. The annual ceremony drew a small band of faithful observers amid weather forecaster excitement.
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Woodchuck
Pennay
le Vania
Ees
Tax receipts drop as January filings skew yearly totals
The Topeka tax chief cautioned against reading January receipts as the year’s trend. He noted corporate filings vary by year and that a single late return could alter monthly figures. Overall seven month yields exceed last year, totaling $45,070.32, with declines in some sectors offset by higher cigarette and fuel taxes.
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Topeka
Neemetria
Sese
Horn
Seton
Hicle
JAIL BREAKER HELD IN WISCONSIN
An escapee linked to a major prison break is held in Hudson Wisconsin. Reports name Harry Tani and Tenini among others, describing a tense chase, a cab driver Leeman involved, and a nationwide manhunt for forgery and burglary.
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Wisconsin
Harry Tani
i+ berg
Hudson
Wis
Douglas
Sheriff's
Trav
Tidus
Sheff Wol Johns
Kansas
Milan
Wisceutoy
Anniversary Party for EER Pack at Baptist Church
The EER Pack plans an anniversary celebration Friday night at the First Baptist Church. Members and families are invited to attend the gathering with supper served promptly at 6 o'clock. A meeting will follow at a local venue for parents and friends to attend.
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Baptist Church
Pack
Gunahlin
Weld
First Baptist Church
Soattlock
Cubs
Couditions
Titelehurk
Tax dodge alert stirs Wirtuta Kansas officials
A garbled alert from Wirtuta Kansas describes federal tax evasion cases and an investigation led by local authorities. The text mentions a reaction to a treaty and a group of individuals referenced as planners, with scant readable names or dates.
Bell Officials Sought for Mediation on Labor Dispute
A report states that mediation chief Untas is pressing to arrange a meeting with Bell system officers to prevent California telephone worker disruptions. The effort seeks talks with Bell officials as workers threaten action in February.
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Bell System
California
Chong Saut Tan
Building Boom Prompts Permits Across City Districts
The article details a surge in building permits amid a boom, listing addresses like Barker Avenue and Stinson Street. It notes about 7,000 dwellings planned in certain districts and mentions permits issued to Lawrence, Taruistita Street, and other sites.
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Pio
Wienets
Ole FL Stinson
Barker
Hellangsworth
Lawrence
Taruistita
Zu Seu
Barker Avenue
Weather Sees Groundhog Shadow Yet Fair Skies Ahead
Statewide reports note the Groundhog saw shadows but forecasters remain cautious, predicting fair skies and sun through the week with high pressure centered over the state. Temperatures tonight near freezing, many areas in the upper 20s to low 30s, with western regions warmer under a developing front.
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Kames
Howard Garrett
Garrett
Pune
Heso
Gare City
Garden City
Kansas Rivals North Woods by James Head
Local hunting and fur trade notes recount a busy season with mink and other furs shipped to East North Way. Mentions of names, dates, and places reflect a regional commerce landscape and lawmen’s involvement in trapping disputes.
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James Head
Aetnto
Fimg
Treppine
Cern
Tang
Steve Fur
Eer
Dave
East North
Truman appoints Styles to labor board in reaction to Copeland
President Truman announced the nomination of Paul J. Styles as a member of the National Labor Relations Board. Styles, currently a regional director at Atlanta, would replace J. Copeland Gray, whom the President did not reappoint.
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Washington
Truman Tetey
Paul J. Styles
National Labor Rec Fations Board
Styles
Reignal
Atlanta
Muccer
J. Copeland Gray
Truman
Missing KU senior found near Arizona border
Harry Gilson a 22 year old Kansas University senior who vanished after a November 3 incident was located by Arizona authorities near Hisbee Arizona about ten miles from the Mexican line. He told officers his parents’ Marion address and that he had worked in Oklahoma until two weeks ago.
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Harry Gilson
Hisbee
Ariz
Twelfth
Kentucky Street
Topeka
Arizona
Gilson
Marion
Oklahoma
Gery
Ccident
At &.Ul
Jim Kline
Marion County
George Reuston
Bisbee
Kline
Arizons
Horder
Are
Blood typed by Kiwanians for Red Cross bank at Eldridge Hotel
The thirteenth group to be typed for the Blond Bank storage program received blood tests during a noon meeting at the Eldridge hotel. Volunteers assisted as clerks include Mrs. Roger Allen and others, with donors from J C Penney and Morgan-Mack motor company set to donate pint samples at Lawrence Memorial hospital.
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Kiewanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Shospital
J. C.penney Company
W. G. Baougher
Mra
Maude Mercer
Kenneth Line
Louise Williams
Morgan-Mack Motor Company
Richard Bellinger
Uuadahl
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Mayet
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Harry Tanini
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Lameing
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