Capitol budget ceiling eyed at 37.2 billion dollars
A Senate House budget subcommittee voted to set a 37.2 billion dollar spending ceiling for the next fiscal year, aiming to curb inflation fears. The target, not binding, will guide full committee and floor decisions as tax cuts and deficit paths are debated amid Truman’s budget.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Hridgen J .N.H
Truman
Kridgen
Congress
Kiydirew
Bridges
Tahar
Doughton
Millikin
R.-Colo
Senate Finance Committee
Ters
Wherry
Neb
Arts
Ing_G.O.P
Republican Party
Markleykya
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Dianers
Taber
House Appropriations
Umy
White House
Civil Service
Interference claims cloud Iran Russia protest
Tehran February report cites Ambassador Allen calling a Russian note protesting U.S. activities in Iran an interference in Iran's internal affairs. He says the protest offends Iran's dignity as an equal UN member. Allen, ill with a cold, retires for Washington postings.
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Tehran
Iran
P.U
George V. Allen
Truman Sees Crash If Price Rise Unchecked
President Truman warned that prices may crash unless a policy to curb rising costs is enacted. He urged Congress to grant broader price control powers, while Brannan pressed for rationing grain to distillers through Oct 31 to ease meat and dairy price pressures.
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Truman
Way
Wright brothers’ Kitty Hawk plane bequeathed to British museum
Orville Wright’s will leaves the 1903 first flight craft to the science museum at Kensington, England, sparking a long dispute over where the plane belongs. The controversy involved Smithsonian officials and Langley’s Aerodrome claims, with apologia and debates dating back to 1943 and a 1949 Congress resolution recognizing the Wrights’ contribution.
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Dayton
Orville Wright
Orville
Wilbur
Wicht
Science Museum
Kensington
England
Ince
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Wright Brothers
Charles G. Abboett
Wright
United States
Samuel Marpont Langey
Langley
Congress
Weather Outlook for Kansas Snow and Cold Ends Tonight
Topeka Feb 5 Kansans dodged deep cold as a northwest cold area broke up. State meteorologist S D Flora warned of heavy snow in the west and north, with snow sleet or freezing rain in the southeast tonight and Friday. Overnight lows 15 to 20 with highs 25 to 40, Coffeyville ending a 24 hour precipitation stretch. Garden City 41. Temperatures hold steady into Friday night.
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Topeka
Kansan
S. D. Flora
Non
Flora
Coffeyville
Goodland
Garden City
Kansas
Moin Tv
Chicago
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Davre
Vane
Kanaru
Low Anegelen
Miami
Trace Minnonpolin
New Orleans
New York
All Night Vigil Fails To Locate Star Tiger Missing Plane
Miami reports an all night vigil for SOS messages believed from survivors of the missing Brit airliner Star Tiger proved fruitless. Signals were heard by stations along the Atlantic seaboard and as far as Chicago, ending with Tiger. Star Tiger, enroute from Liben to Bermuda with 29 aboard, had last been heard a week earlier.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Civil Aeronautica Administration
Star Tiger
Lieben
Bermuda
Boy Scouts urged to guide youths amid complex world
Don Idwin of the Boy Scouts of America told Kiwania club members at the Eid oyiee hotel that adults must support protection and training of boys. He argued juvenile delinquency is a shared responsibility of citizens, not just parents, teachers or church. Armin Woeste-meyer and Marvin Johnson spoke briefly as they awaited the scheduled speaker. Woeste-meyer outlined the national to local Scout structure and noted Pelathe district enrollment and Camp Naish investments near Bonner Springs with a planned new swimming facility next summer. Johnson highlighted Scout training divisions and stressed Cub program growth linking home life to duties beyond the home.
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Don Idwin
Raw Council
Boy Scouts of America
Kiwania Club
Eidoyiee Hotel
Baldwin
Acout
Kansas City
Armin Woestemeyer
Marvin Johnson
Woentemeyer
Boy Scouts
Pelathe
Langit
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
Johnson
Oma
Three hunts Sunday in Douglas county coyote drives
Douglas county coyote hunters have three drives planned for 1 p.m. Sunday February 8. In Kanwaka two drives will cover land where coyotes were bagged earlier. Hayden reports a hunt in Wakarusa valley south of Lawrence starting at 1 p.m. Hunters assemble at Highway 59 filling station near Lawrence Gun Club. Clinton area farmers announce a Sunday afternoon drive at Clinton schoolhouse.
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Douglas County
Kanwaka
Belvoir Central Protective Association
Kenneth Confer
Charles Hayden
Mentors Named as Possible KU Football Coach Choices
Athletic Director E C Quigley keeps silent on the new head coach job vacancy after George Sauer's resignation. List of potential names includes Jeff Cravath from USC Henry Finka Tulsa to Tulane Verney Asford Missouri Valley Jim Lonkabaugh Oklahoma Aggies and Chalmer Woodard of Lawrence High.
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E. C. Quigley
George Sauer
Jayhacker
Jeff Cravath
Southern California
Henry Finka
Tulsa U
Tulane
Verney Asford
Missouri Valley College
Jim Lonkabaugh
Oklahoma’ Aggies
Lawrence
Chalmer Woodard
Lawrence High
Mt. Oread
Althe
K U student injured in early morning accident
A University of Kansas student, first year medical student RK Berthelsen, suffered facial lacerations and a bruised shoulder in a two car collision at Nineteenth and Massachusetts at about 7 20 this morning. He was taken to Watkins Memorial hospital. Rex E Williams driving a 1941 Mercury and Berthelsen in a 1941 Dodge were involved. Vehicles damaged. Patrolmen Collins and Shirk filed the report. A separate note reports Kansas crude oil pipeline run falling 24340 barrels daily due to wintry weather.
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University of Kansas
Nineteenth
Massachusetts
RK. W. Berthelsen
Rhode Island Street
K. U
Rex E. Williams
Tennessee Street
Henry Collins
Art Shirk
Berthelsen
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Stock Market Slumps Amid Broad Price Declines
New York reports show commodity prices nosediving for a second straight day led by grain and futures. Wheat and corn fell to the daily limit as selling surged. stock and bond prices dropped, with cotton and lard slipping before partial recoveries. Experts cite grain weakness as central to inflation trends and potential deflationary shifts.
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Truman
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
New York Stock Exchange
New York
A. W. “Zelemek
International Statistical Bureau
Zelemek
Congress
Bigah Csrie
Bey 'E Pric
Associated Press Commodity Index
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Uhlmann Co
Goodbody and Co
Uhlmann Company
James & Bennett and Co
Robert E. Wood
Sears, Roebuck
Washi
Anderson
Grain futures fall for second straight day
Grain futures declined for the second consecutive session amid overnight selling pressure. The market showed broad weakness as prices slid across multiple contracts.
Truman brushes off budget cut threats in press briefing
President Truman dismissed Republican efforts to slash the budget as futile. He argued that a Senate-House subcommittee recommendation for a $2.5 billion cut is mere talk, noting similar rhetoric last year before Congress settled on $37.7 billion of appropriations from a request of $47.5 billion.
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Washington
Truman
Senate-House
Bressid
Congress
Library ownership in Ellis case heads to Monday decision
The Ellis library dispute enters its third year as KU and Mrs. Ellis seek a new trial. Judge Hugh Means will rule Monday on motions for a new trial over the 1945 May documents, probate, and ownership of about 60 000 volumes valued up to 410 000. If no new trial or changes occur, the ruling likely goes to the Kansas Supreme Court.
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Ralph Ellis
University of Kansas
Trene Ellie
Hugh Meane
Tate
Means
K. U
George Melvin
A. B. Mitchell
L. T. Brooks
Edward G. Kelly
John Brand
Robert Stone
Ellis
Franklin C. Starke
Kelly
California
University
Irene Ellis
Frank R. Gray
Meana
Truman hedges on 1952 candidacy amid questions
Washington reports President Truman again refused to confirm plans to run this year. He joked about Senator McGrath's comment that he would be the standard bearer, then declined to answer the jackpot question. A carnet error corrected ownership of a Plymouth pickup in a three vehicle crash. driver was Jimmy Bowe.
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Washington
Truman
McGrath
D.R.J
Twelfth Streets
Oread Avenue
Lawrence Livery Service
West Eighth Street
Chuck
Connecticue_ street
Jimmy Bowe
Stock Market Index Dips on Day of Trading
The stock market index falls 0.8 points to 61.8 as trading closes. Investors assess small losses across sectors amid modest volume and no major catalysts on the session.
KU enrolls record spring semester in 1946
University of Kansas reports a spring enrollment high with 3,411 veterans and 4,521 non veterans, 388 new students and 229 returning, 46 at KU Medical Center. More upperclassmen and graduates, freshmen only 194. Housing for married students cited as main Lawrence issue.
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James K. Hitt
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
College of Iberal Arts and Sentences
Paul RB
Lawson
College of Liberal Arta and Evidences
Romania and Russia Sign a 20 Year Treaty
Moscow reports that Romania and the Soviet Union signed a 20 year treaty of mutual aid and friendship. Foreign Minister Molotov called the pact especially important as imperialist powers move to form military and political blocs against democratic states.
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Moscow
Romania
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
Production Back to Prewar Levels
The Soviet Union reports its economic production has returned to prewar levels, data handed to the United Nations by Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko via the Soviet state planning commission. The figure appeared too late for UN’s prior world economy survey.
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Lake Success
Russia
United Nations
Soviet State Planning Commission
U.N
Andre: A. Gromyko
Moscow
U. N
Slow Enrollments Plague Adult Education Classes
Lilwarts Memorial High School faces slow enrollments for adult education night classes starting February 10. Director J. Logsdon cites weather and timing as factors and urges interested residents to sign up tonight or tomorrow night, with announcements on Monday for guaranteed offerings and for those still needing ten enrollees.
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Lilwrts Memorial High School
Dinectur
BE. J. Legsdon
Logsdon Pad
Logsdon
Jst
Simmons seeks reelection as Douglas county district clerk
Mrs Mary Ellen Simmons announces candidacy for reelection as clerk of the Douglas county district court, subject to the August 3 Republican primaries. A Lawrence resident for about 20 years, she was elected district court clerk in 1944 and reelected in 1946, after previously serving in the county treasurer’s office. She lived at 4 Tennessee Street.
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Mary Ellen Simmons
Douglas County
Lawrence
Simmons
Tennessee Strert
Oakes Files for State Senate Nomination in Kansas
Clarence P. Oakes of Independence filed as a Republican candidate for state senator from Kansas twelfth district Montgomery County. He served five years in the U.S. Navy rising from Lieutenant to commander after being elected five months earlier. Opposing him in the primary is Hert Woodsman of Independence already elected to Gill Oakes unexpired term and seeking a third term. Oakes is a KU band member and Mt. Holy Read graduate, class of 1922.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Clarence P. Oakes
Independence
Kansas
Montgomery County
Oakes
Iiil
U.S. Navy
Hert Woodsman
Gill Oakes
Sauer Switch to Navy Coach Draws Comment
Eastern sport writers note George Sauer leaves Kansas for the U S Naval Academy job. Baltimore columnists report a 12000 a year contract with scrutiny of retaining Ray Swartz and Eddie Erdelatz. Navy weighs civilian mentorship against past graduate coaching amid a string of tough opponents.
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Sauer
U. S. Naval Post
George Sauer
Kansas
U.S. Naval Academy
Ray Evane
Academy
Select
Navy
Jones
Baltimore
Maryland
Annapolis
Plan To Build A New Stone Church Plan To Build A New Stone Church
Plans for a $45 001 expansion of the Assembly of God church at Thirteenth and Massachusetts to include a sanctuary nursery and tower corridor were approved. Architect L B Johnson described rough faced stone gothic elements. Construction to start this spring with pay as you go funding and half the amount already raised. Trustees James M Johnson John Metsker and H F Hannerman.
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Assembly of God
Thirteenth
Massachusetts Street
Ralph We Hillegan
L. BR. Johnson
Johnson
Jamesm. Johnson
John Metsker
H. F. Hannerman
Lawrence
Evangelical United Brethern
Fifteenth and
Church of Christ
New Hampshire Street
Telephone company to appeal rate case to district court
Topeka February 5. Bell Telephone is expected to carry its fight for a 3.33 million dollar rate increase in Kansas to state courts after the Kansas corporation commission denied rehearing. Company officials indicated earlier they would appeal if denied, as statutes allow 30 days to take the case to a district court for review.
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Topeka
Southwartjern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Nsas
Polio Drive At University High School Collects $25
A $25 donation for the March of Dimes polio drive was received at the Journal-World business office. County Chairman Milton Allen designated University High as a collection point. the Junior Red Cross organized the effort led by sponsor Mixa Ruth Litchen. Two representatives from each class solicited their group in a dime race to win.
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University High School
Journal-World Business Office
Milton Allen
Hed Cross
Mixa Ruth Litchen
Weather and numbers from January to March snippet
Fragmentary weather data with scattered figures and dates. Mentions January, March, and a sequence of numbers including 33, 12348, 1498, 16, 17, 18, 195, and a monetary reference $739. Additional cryptic terms appear, but readable context is limited.
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Seth
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