Arms talks stall as veto threat looms over council
The United States and Russia clash over veto power and references for a new global disarmament plan. After days of diplomacy the American insistence on a clear mandate for the atomic energy commission fuels friction with Soviet delegates as both sides seek a workable path amid a looming veto.
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New York
Warren Maven
Warren H. Rust
United St
Council
Sigan
Arma
Ian Flaeluck
Memher Austin
Andref A. Grotayne
Wishi Austin
Irmishe
Telehone
Atenic Energy Commission
Grewyko
United States
Atomic Commission
Russia
Veland
Counseell
State Warm-Up Forecast for Topeka and Kansas
The Kansas weather forecast shows temperatures rising Sunday from near 80 to above, with partly cloudy skies and lighter easterly winds. Light snow flurries are possible elsewhere, with half to two inches reported in some areas and Wichita recording 0.14 inches of moisture yesterday. Cities like Dodge City and Wichita posted low temperatures around the teens to near 29 in a cold spell subset.
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Topeka
Kateas
Flora
Elate
Eset
Wichita
Kats
Fis
Dodge City
D. Ny Fawr
Ehfenza
Denver
Fort Worth
New York
Altahama City
Washtre
City Hall Extends Evening Hours for Primary Registration
City Hall will stay open evenings starting February 12 to help voters register for the March 4 primary election. The extra hours run until February 21, the filing deadline for candidates, with Harold Fisher, city clerk, noting the end of registration and candidate filings. R747 voters are registered in the city.
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Harold. Fisher
Fisher
Fuel Minister under attack as Britons shiver
London reports a political storm as Fuel Minister Emanuel Shinwell faces sustained criticism from Conservative and Labour papers amid a national coal crisis. The looming industrial shutdown threatens England’s industries for about ten days, with calls for Shinwell to resign.
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London
UPA
Emanuel Shinwel
Atieca
Europe
U.S
Caalard Jwer Shertave
Bavaria
Seventy one housing bills in Kansas legislature
Seventy one new bills were introduced in the Kansas legislature last week bringing total for four weeks to 227. House and Senate bills now stand at 107 and 39 respectively. Five laws have passed, minor in value, with the major move the concurrent resolution to resubmit prohibition to voters in 1848. University housing expansion progresses with dormitories and sunflower village increases planned to house thousands, while 60 stocks and market data are briefly noted.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Tito
Frank Carlson
Sen
A. J. Herrod
Kansas City
House -Romantine
Sterrod
Lawrence
State of
Uren
Memoral Stadium
Fétmen
K. UV. Endowment Association
McCauk
Smith
Battenfeld
Spooner
Robinson Gym
Corbin
Idolfiffe
Templin
Carruth
Hopkins
Foster
Sleepy Hollow
Briar Manor
Sunflower Village
Sunflower
Sunnyside
Thompson recognized as acting Georgia governor in ruling
Atlanta February 8 Thompson, as lieutenant governor, was ruled to have become acting governor after Ellis Arnall left office January 18. The Superior Court decision declared the legislature has no authority to elect Talmadge, and involved a suit seeking budgetary information from the pardon and parole board.
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Thompson
Ong Geonfein Superior Court
Wahia Attormya
Herman Talmadge
Claude de Tertet
Rome
Torter
Ellis Arnall
Talmadge
State Pardon and Parole Board
J B Wilson in Hospital After Heart Trek
J B Wilson of 1008 Vermont Street was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a heart trouble at 10 30 p m yesterday. Physicians report his condition as somewhat improved but still serious. A fire department rescue tank aided moving the well known attorney and Republican lender to hospital. attendants said he spent a fairly quiet night.
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B. Wilson
Vermont ‘Street
Lawrence Mesmoriad Hospital
Fire Department
Wilson
Greek border clash claim sparks UN probe delay
In Athena on February 6 the United Nations commission investigating Greece’s border complaints heard Albania accuse Greeks of 172 incursions since liberation with six deaths and extensive livestock theft. The panel postponed to a later meeting this afternoon.
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Athena
United Nations Commission
Greece
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Spud Growers Meet Monday In Lawrence
Raw valley potato growers from Manhattan to Kansas City will flood into Lawrence Monday for a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce office to discuss the 1947 government Supert price program. Emil Heck, Kaw Valley Potato Growers association president, said Russell Reitz and Paul Phillips will explain the program. George Hedrick reported state Chamber officials and likely Seate Kelsey will attend.
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Raw Valley
Manhattan
Kansas City
Lawrence
Chamber of Pvmmerce
Emil Heck
Kaw Valley Potato Growers Association
Russell Reitz
Paul Phillips
George Hedrick
Association
State Chamber of Commerce
Seate Kelsey
Ansociation
Washington Representaive
Heck
de Cvice
California
Notaries
Jers
Washington, D. C
Viciala
Chamber of, 'Commerce
Kaw Valley
Kansas
Chiraze
Omaha
Envernment
Topeka
Revolving Cannon Damages Two Trains in Missouri
Kilmo Missouri February 8 A large away cannon on a Cotton Belt railroad freight flat car broke loose and began revolving as the train moved north. It struck the Missouri Pacific freight whose 125 cars were damaged with holes in sides and a damaged diesel locomotive. Estimated damage ranges from 10 to 500 dollars per car with total losses around 15000 dollars.
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Kilmo
Cotton Bell Railroad
Missouri Pacific
New Students Undergo Psychology Exams at Mt Oread
393 new students for the first time this semester took their psychological tests at Mt Oread yesterday afternoon. Snow drifts blocked roads, delaying some applicants from reaching Lawrence. After regular classes begin, these students will retake exams. Convocation featured George Baxter Smith, Margar et Hahein, and Wenery Werner. Enrolling and fee payments dominate early week, with classes resuming Thursday at 8 am. Easter vacation begins noon Thursday, April 8.
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Mt. Oread
Kansas
Lawrence
George Baxter Smith
School of Education
Margaret Hahein
Wenery Werner
Lees Land
Clases
Marshall unveils hard line policy to counter Soviet propaganda
Washington officials report Secretary Marshall’s policy statement pledges countermeasures against Soviet world propaganda and links atomic energy control to disarmament. He demands universal military training and says the United States must project military power until a secure collective peace is built. The State Department plans to broadcast news and programs to Russia beginning February 27.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
Russia
State Department
Marshal
Sunflower Ordnance Leases Three Tracts to Farmers
Three tracts on Sunflower Ordnance Works land near Eudora were leased to farmers Gus Koch tract 8 for 40.3 acres at 60 dollars per year for two years, Robert H. Gordon tract 11 for 194.1 acres at 430.50 a year, and Erwin Kanig tract 27 for 253.5 acres at 520 a year. Six bids were received in total with four on some tracts and two bids on tracts 8 and 208.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Eudora
Gus Koch
Robert H. Gordon
Erwin Kanig
Egyptian senate blocks bid to restart talks with Britain
The Egyptian senate's foreign relations committee rejected a proposal by former Premier Ismail Sidky Pasha to renew direct negotiations with Britain on revising the 1936 treaty. Premier Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha told the chamber that negotiations had collapsed and issues would be sent to the United Nations. Meanwhile in London four ministers from the Big Four agreed to push for all Allied troops to withdraw from Australia within 50 days after an independence treaty with Australia is concluded.
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United Staten
United States
Bir
London
Austra
Lawrence Sets Safety Record in 1946 Traffic
Lawrence earned national notice as the National Safety Council cited the city’s 1946 traffic fatality rate as the lowest among cities with 10 000 to 25 000 population. No city deaths occurred in Lawrence that year amid 238 automobile incidents and heavy policing efforts.
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Lawrence
National Safety Council
Chicago
New Britain
Conn
Hamtramck
Mich
Watertown
N.Y
C. A. Bliesner
Bliesnet
K.U
Kansas Highway Pa Trol
Truman
Bliesner
Six liquor raid arrests in Kansas cities reported
Federal alcohol tax unit agents arrested six men in Manhattan Topeka and Saline for operating a wholesale liquor business without federal internal revenue stamps. Named defendants include Raymond Estell Heath Fred Johnson Eugene M Dunford Eid Springer and Dan D Cain said three liquor cases were seized in the Springer case and arraignments were held or scheduled in Salina Topeka.
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Topeka
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Manhattan
Saline
Dan D. Cain
Kansas Area
Cain
Raymond, Estell
Charles Heath
Salina Brothers
Fred Johnson
Eugene M. Dunford
Eid Springer
Springer
United States
Salina
Johnson
Dunford
Cainssid
Internal Revenue
Six Civil Actions Docketed Against University of Kansas
The district court in Lawrence schedules six cases against the University of Kansas for next Wednesday including a suit for possession brought by Mrs L H Menger and Lawrence Woman's Club members over leasing of the club property at Hil Massachu setts street. Other actions include divorce suits Ross L Carlson vs Fillen Fern Carlson and uncontested divorces, plus a damage suit Charles F Miller vs Kansas Electric Power Co and contract suits Cliff Snavej vs Mrs Hy RB Rogers and others, and a Kansas confiscation case on an automobile owned by Henry Ackerman. 30 uncontested divorces are set for trial during the February term.
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University of Kansas
L. WH. Menger
Louisiana Street
Lawrence Woman's Club
Hdistrict
Massachusetts Street
K. U
Mary Ellen Simmons
Ross L. Carlson
Fillen Fern Carlson
Fannie Bryant
Thornton Hemphill
Charles F. Miller
Kansas Electric Power Compan
Cliff Snave J
Hy RB. Rogers
Five German industrialists charged with war crimes
The United States formally indicted five German industrialists linking Nazi leaders to slave labor programs and the persecution of Jews. The charges include participation in and profits from forced labor, terrorizing workers, and seizing Jewish holdings.
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Nuernberg
United States
Third Reich
Fireweed Kochia Said to Match Alfalfa in Value
An Eastern writer touts KochiaScoparia or fireweed as a versatile weed with hay and silage value comparable to alfalfa. Reports from Kansas experts vary, noting it as a potential pest in some areas while others see rapid spread and good drought tolerance. The article previews Farm Journal claims of high protein and substantial yields, urging careful observation by farmers facing drought.
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Kaw
Carroll P. Streeter
Farm Journal
Philadelphia
Kansas
Lawrence
South Dakota
W. C. Stevens
Journal-World Reverar
K.U
Stevens
Douglas County
Frank C. Gatea
Kaneag State College
Pacific
Mr. Streeter
Korhin
Nhouta
Kovhia
Middle America
Kansan
Paris
Knotty Problems Before Council
City council convenes Monday at 7 30 pm to tackle a $75 000 parks bond issue cut from House bill 4 and two land purchase commitments tied to bond validation. Also on agenda are trash collection reforms, street widening projects, and civic administration questions amid local land deals and park plans.
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House of Representatives” Committee On State Affairs
Coree
Lawrence
Nineteenth
Louisiana Streets
R. O. Burgert
Donald S. Hults
Eleventh
Delaware Streets
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