British Reject Dispute Solution Opens Door to Talks
London reports say the British cabinet rejected the five power compromise on the Greece crisis and authorized Bevin to seek a fresh settlement. The five power security council meeting produced a formula aimed at exonerating Russia's charges without direct repudiation while Britain presses for a hard rejection. The talks hinge on votes and possible council session postponement if Britain and Russia fail to agree tonight.
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London
Ved
United Nations
Greece
Ernest Bevin
UNO
J—Pige
Russia
S—Inouance
Pean Council
Norman O. Makin
Australia
Council
Britain
Bevin
Andrei Vishinaky
Securty
Norman C. Makin
Austratia
Security Council
York
Makin
Fritnin
Gry Council
Vishinsky
Bovin
Toni
United States
France
Chi
Jury Reports Monday Trials at Douglas County Court
Douglas County District Court schedules February term juries with two City of Lawrence cases against Asher Passon and two State of Kansas cases against H R Morris and Alex Miller. Tuesday juries include James Reed v Mrs Huston and Angie Cole v Relph Wolfson. Also notes Ness County enrollment declines with Fairview district 36 reporting 60 pupils aged nine and under.
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Douglas County District Court
Af Ane
Lon Alee
Ercay
Lawrence
Asher Passon
Kansas
H. R. Mor
Sis
Alex Miller
James Reed
J.C. Huston
Angie Cole
Relph Wolfson
Nesa City
Kan
Iene
Ness County
Fairview
Tugboat Seizure Drives Fuel Food Supply Move New York
In New York City officials seized 92 towboat companies to guarantee fuel and food shipments as a wage dispute shut the port. Lawrence C. Turner said striking workers faced government action while AFL members debated returning to work. The seizure empowered the army and navy to provide protection and Turner was named federal manager of the seized properties. The waterfront tie up marked the worst since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence C. Turner
Turner
Seryjka
Newn
A.F.L. International Longshoremen
Newark
Yessimie Pervine
O.D.T
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Army
Navy
Truman
Office of Defense Transportation
Contiguous Waters
All rescued from wrecked liner Yukon after gale near Alaska
From Ketchikan Alaska February 6 the Yukon wreck survivors were being evacuated as rescue ships and Breeches Buoy crews moved the 496 aboard to Seward or to other vessels. By nightfall 281 had been landed, with no known fatalities reported and brigadier general Harry Johnson observing.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Yukon
Rocka
Johnstone Bay
Ketchikan Chronicle
Chronicle
Seward
Coast Guard
Harry Johnson
Onondaga
Kodiak
Hite
Beria Warns on Soviet Foreign Policy After Resignation
Moscow says Beria addressed 1500 Soviet veterans at Tiflis warning that foreign policy aims to prevent another aggressive war but acknowledged enduring difficulties in the international arena. He noted Russia’s strengthened military economic might and credited Stalin’s leadership for frontier security gains.
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Moscow
Marshall J. P. Beria
Tifles
Beria
Nkvo
Secret Police
Council of People’s Commissars
Stalin
Tiflis
Council of the Union
Supreme Soviet
Fandam
Reaction
Russia
Cash Balance for State Reaches An All-Time High
Topeka February 6 1943 The Kansas cash balance by January 31 stood at an all time high of 105 870 270 compared with 108 311 284 on December 31 and 95 851 833 at the close of January a year ago State Auditor Bro George Robb reported today The general revenue fund stood un changed at 9 755 003 but the unemployment compensation trust fund balance dropped nearly half million to 52 575 636 from December 31 because of an almost million dollar jump to beisdast over a month earlier while meats boards and commissions retained the unemployment fund Simpet a milion and 6 balollars sales tax collections The Kansas educational building fund wan ap nearly 700 000 at 1 108 852 at the end of January lower the same period a year ago that was unchanged from month oa
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Topeka
Kansas
George Robb
General Revenue Fund
Bisdast
Simpet
Balollars
Kansas Educational Building Fund
Wan Ap
Policy Shapes Up in Washington on Wage Price Plan
Washington officials pressed to finalize a wage price policy to end the steel strike and other labor disputes. Talks centered on how a formal statement would align with easing rules, with Bowles and Snyder reportedly at odds on price questions. A broad strategy conference with CIO unions looms, while a federal board prepares recom mendations on meat industry price relief.
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Washington
White House
Ooth
OPA
Chester Bowles
Julia Snyder
Truman
Bowles
Congressional
CSO
Philips Murray
C.lo
Automobile Electrical and
Atce
Murray
General Motors
War Bride From England Joins Her Husband Here
Mrs. Sheila Hughes, one of four English war brides in Kansas City, joined her husband William Hughes of Bartlesville Oklahoma in Lawrence this morning. They reunited at 10 o clock when the train arrived. The couple are guests through Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hughes of Riverside. She arrived in the United States last Monday and expressed happiness to be in America.
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Sheila Hughes
Kansas City
Lawrence
William Hughes
Bartlesville
Oklo
Leanne
Meir
F. G. Hughes
RFD
Hughes
Middle West
United States
Mi. Hughes
Stock Market Index Dips From Highs in Late Session
A broad 60 stock index averaged 79.8, down from 80.3 yesterday. The Journal-World classifies listings and house ads appear in the bottom columns, reflecting minor market movement and ordinary publication content.
Safford Testifies He Violated Navy Rules Over Kimmel Defense
Naval Captain L F Safford testifies before Pearl Harbor committee he knew he was breaking naval regulations in his campaign to clear Admiral Kimmel. He says bitter feelings after Pearl Harbor led him to act to amend wrongs, and warns a secret letter could have exposed U S code cracking. He describes the winds message as key but contested by others. Continued on page 2.
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Naval
L. F. Safford
Husband E. Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
Safford
Senate-House
A. D. Kramer
Kimmel
Kramer
William F. Halsey
Admiral Kimmel
Senator Lucas
D-Tf
Murphy
D-Pa
United States
Lucas
Washington
Nae 7
Department
Warrant to Remove Acree to Florida Amid Embezzlement Charge
United States marshal's office moved to transfer Edwin Acree to Florida to face embezzlement charges in 1937 involving 1620 from the postal department. Acree, a former superintendent at the Sunflower Ordnance plant, was arrested in Lawrence January 29. removal expected via telecon from Kansas City.
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Acree
Florida
Topeka
United States
Mearshal
Edwin Acree
Postal Department
Acres
Kansas City
Kan
Monroe
Lawrence
Sunflower Ordnance
Jobs Beckoning in a Few Cities
Washington reports a sharp rise in January unemployment as reconversion and returning veterans influence trends. A U S Employment Service director notes more job seekers in Spice ton and Peoria, with 69 labor market areas reporting severe or surplus unemployment, totaling about 36.4 million people in affected regions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department Today
Spiceton
D. C
Peoria
Robert & Goodwin
Nets U. & Employment Service
Fon Cay
Us.e.s
Goodwin
May Release Hall Nears University Cooperation
May release of the former Templin hall to the University is under study as Capt. Chester A. Kunz says preliminary approval from the Bureau of Naval Personnel may come before Monday. If released, Temalin hall will be converted back to a men’s dormitory. Six PT houses remain on Mt Oread with Navy trainees occupying several campus residences. The program will shrink after the semester as 67 V-5 trainees move from Iowa State and 188 personnel are discharged or transferred locally.
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University
Lawrence
Navy
Templin Hall
Chester A. Kunz
Naval Program
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington, D. C
Beta Theta Pi
Sigma Chi
Alpha Tau Omeca
Phi Gamma Nelta
Phi Nelta Theta
Kunz
Mt. Oread
Attho
Naval Air Corps
Iowa State University
K. T
Pendleton services held for William Pendleton in hometown church
Private funeral services were held at Trinity Episcopal church for William Henry Pendleton who died in New York City while visiting relatives. Pallbearers included Orden Jones and Max Wilhelms. He was a longtime resident, served on civic committees, vestryman and junior warden at Trinity. Survived by wife Marie Biden Pendleton and three children, plus siblings and grandchildren.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
William Henry Fendleton
New York City
Orden Jones
Max Wilhelms
Herbert Tuller
J. M. Sanderson
FC. Whinwle
William Griesa
Will” Pendleton
Lawrence
William Henry Pendleton
Theodore Poehler
Ana Loyss
Shattuck Military Academy
Faribault
Minn
University of Kansas
Beta Theta Pi
Masonic Order
Marie Biden
Burlington
Perry Gilfillan
Waterloo
William Bikten Pendleton
Cpl
Albert Bikten Pendleton
David Pendleton Gilfillan
Bruce Perry Gilfillan
Theodore Poehler Pendleton
Sacramento
Calif
Wiliam Savage Johnson
Laura Pendleton
Waldo G. Bowman
Douglaston
L. F. New York
Helen Pendleton
Memphis
Tenn
Martha Biklen
Oscar Biklen
House Appropriations Board Grants New Rivers and Harbors Fund
Washington Feb 6 UP The house appropriations committee approved a 276 614 250 dollar fund for rivers harbors and flood control by the army engineers for the 12 months starting July 1. The bill carries forward a long range program with hundreds of projects including hydroelectric power irrigation and navigation. Key reservoirs and projects cited include Norfolk Ark Bulls Shoals Ark Denison Tex and Oklahoma Osceola Mo and multiple Missouri and Mississippi river works with hundreds of millions allotted for various reservoirs and levees.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Army Engineers
War Department
Mississipi Valley
Sacramento River
Army
Norfolk Reservoir
Ark
Shasla
Denison Reservoir
Tex
Okla
Ind
Fall River
Wister
Okin
Hutchinson
Kan
Srn
Kansas City
Kansas
Kanopolis
Greers Ferry
Lone Rock
Table Rock
Optima
Mannford
Orlogah
Neodesha
Heffolk City
Joanna
Arlington
Richland
Tuttle Creek
Missouri River
Sioux City
State warms up as dust storm fades across Kansas
Topeka records high of 64 as milder air moves in from the west. Forecaster D Flora expects temperatures 40 to 45 in eastern areas today and near 50 statewide tomorrow. Snow failed to show, traces of rain noted in Topeka and Phillipsburg, while western Kansas remains very dry with ongoing blowing dust risk.
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Topeka
Kansas
Iowa
Flora
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Coffeyville
Returning Troops Listed From Local Area
Two area men are named as returning overseas servicemen by the Associated Press. T/S Herbert C. Asel of 923 Indiana Street arrived February 4 in New York aboard the Pomona Victory after docking from Europe. Sgt. Maurice M. Meek Tonza noxie is due tomorrow on the Mirabeau Lamar, expected to dock in New York from Europe. Hallmark card handwork opportunities are offered to women aged 18 to 30 at Hall Bros Inc, 720 Massachusetts.
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The
Associated Press
Herbert C. Asel
Indiana Street
New York
Pomona
Hallmark
Hall Bros. Inc
Massachusetts
Let's Look at Lawrence civic talk by Prof Ethan Allen
Prof Ethan Allen of the University of Kansas spoke to a joint meeting of the Co-Operative and Kiwanis clubs at the Eldridge hotel. He urged coordinated citizen efforts, urged a population survey, and discussed Lawrence's city program, trade area, and school planning.
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Lawrence
Ethan Allen
Co-Operative
KiWanis
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Allen
Bureau of Government Research
University of Kansas
New
Lawrence Trade Area
University
Forrest Jackson
AL Decker
Joseph Wilkins
Home
Rob Glatzbach
Guy Keeler
Dee Weigand
Dean Paul B. Lawson
Kansas VFW Backs Gen Bradley Support Program
Kansas VFW declares full backing for Gen Bradley and the Veterans Administration chief amid recent criticism. The Kansas department commends his leadership while noting heavy duties and staffing strains. 22 touring medical train from the University of Kansas concludes semester. 18 to inactive duty, two discharged, two to Great Lakes boot camp. A grass fire at 1709 Illinois Street is extinguished by the fire department. A home loan and savings ad promotes Federal Savings and Loan Insurance coverage and Lawrence Building and Loan.
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University of Kansas
Chester A. Kuns
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Kunz
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Lawrence Building and Loan Associatsn
Masaschusetts Mrest
Dr H T Jones Dies At Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dr Hiram Tranat Jones a Lawrence physician for 48 years died after 10 am at Lawrence Memorial hospital following a heart ailment. He 72 born April 18 1874 in the Indian Territory, came to Lawrence as a boy, studied at University Medical School in Kansas City, practiced solo until 1900 when his son joined him, later serving as coroner, team physician, and leader in local medical and civic groups. Funeral at Friends Church Friday at 2 pm with no flowers requested. survived by wife four children and nine grandchildren with three brothers.
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Hlt. Jones
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hiram .Tranat Jones
Lawrence Memoirs Hospital
Indian Territory
U. S
Lawerence High School
University Miliest) School
Kansas City
Bex
Utti
If Penfield Jones
Aon
JLT
Jones
Douglas County
Mov Association
Te University Athletic Department
Kanesag City
Tean
Ton
Liberty
National
Iuan
Kansas National Unit
Elks Lodge
Talvrence Country
Nore
Dr. Jones II
Dow A. Kendall
Greeg Rent
Fi. Penfield Jones
Endler Jones
St. Joseph
Chester Jones
William [E. Jones
Harvey Z. Jones
New Rochelle
N. V2
Genree
Endsley Jones
Kinefisheer
Okla
Priends
Sixteenth
New Hampshire
Candycterie
Lela F. Gordon
Farmers Begin Oats Planting Ahead of Schedule
Warm weather has melted frost and opened ground for oats planting. County agent Deal Six says no farmers have yet planted by the usual time but early warmth could permit some to start earlier this season.
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Aqme
Deal Six
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Templin
Pendleton Services
Atlanta
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
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VFW
Gen. Bradley
Gen. Oml
Bradley
Veterans’ Administration
W. T. Allen
Veterans
Veterans Department
Kansas Department of the
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Mlinois Street
Son
Duggue
H. T. Jones
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