Proposes to End Rent Boost Limit in Congress Debate
Washington notes a proposal to end the rent boost ceiling by allowing voluntary increases in exchange for long leases. Senator Cain leads the plan to extend rent controls beyond February 29 with negotiated increases and decontrol of some properties. The effort also ties to meat rationing policy discussions and broader cost of living measures.
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WANTS TO KNOW TRUMAN S Stand
Senator Flanders wants a clear view of the administration on meat rationing. He will press Secretary Brannan to testify again as he probes administration differences over a standby rationing plan. President Truman avoided a firm stance at his last news conference.
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Brannan rationing plan sparks statewide reactions
Lawrence observers report varied effects as the proposed rationing policy draws hearings and strong opposition. Stakeholders including cattle producers and packers voice concerns while supporters urge action by week’s midpoint. Brannan's testimony due tomorrow amid pressure from consumer groups and regional committees.
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Eleven Kansas High Schools to Debate for State Aim
Eleven Kansas high schools will send Joy Lawrence as district debate representatives to the University of Kansas for a Saturday event. Winners advance to the state tournament at KU on February 14. Districts include Class AA teams from Russell, Emporia, Topeka, Atchison, Wyandotte, Shawnee Mission. Class A teams from Abilene, Chapman, Effingham, Washington Rural, Olathe. The brain operation story spans Joseph MA, Feb 3 4, with a youth named Robert Frizel awaiting results after removal of brain tissue to curb anti-social tendencies. forgery charges suspended pending surgery outcome.
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Rationing to End in Switzerland Thursday
Bern reports that butter sugar and forse will be abolished in Switzerland February 4 with bread flour and oil remaining rationed. Government control continues over prices of essential foods both rationed and unrationed. In Centropolis a 4-H club coyote drive killed six coyotes and one mule owned by Cecil Drum, a Franklin County farmer, the mule reportedly died accidentally during the drive, with about 1,000 hunters participating.
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Scarlet fever outbreak closes schools in Norwich and Milton
An outbreak of scarlet fever in Norwich and Milton in south central Kansas led to the closure of schools and ban on public meetings. Nine cases were reported in Norwich and two in Milton, all among small school children.
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Upward Trend Halts in Tulsa Oil Output January 31
Tulsa Oklahoma February 3 A three week run of rising American crude oil production ended in the week to January 31 with output dipping an average 7.95 barrels daily. Oklahoma production also showed a 5.12 decline.
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Oil production by states shows mixed gains and stable output
The report lists gains in several states including Illinois 168,900 barrels up 1,100, Kansas 67,750 up 750, and Indiana 18,800 up 1,900 barrels. It notes smaller increases in Guinea varieties in Kansas, with Montana and Wyoming also showing minor rises. Nebraska New Mexico and Texas hold steady.
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