Marshall Plans for No Shakeup Declared by Marshall
General George C. Marshall stated he will not overhaul the State Department after becoming secretary of state January 21. He refused resignations, insisted on morale, and said some authority would be pushed to aides like Dean Acheson while maintaining stable leadership. A crowded news conference highlighted Marshall’s emphasis on steadiness and plans for upcoming talks with foreign ministers about Germany and Austria.
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Rev Alfred P Smith to preach at Friends church tomorrow
Lawrence report notes the Wichita pastor Rev Alfred P Smith, former Friends church pastor 1920 to, will preach at the local Friends church tomorrow morning. He visits as a guest of Mr and Mrs Emory Gordon.
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Funeral Services for Ambassador Set in Shelby
Funeral services for O. Max Gardner, former North Carolina governor and U S ambassador to Great Britain, were arranged for 2 4 p m in Shelby N C his hometown. The body lay in state from noon to 2 p m at First Baptist church. Interment followed at Sunset Cemetery in Shelby.
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Writer Reports Free Growing Weed
A continued overview traces Kochia from Africa to Europe and the Americas identifying its spread from eastern gardens to the Great Plains and its rise as a potential drought resistant forage. The piece notes Kochia’s height, seed yield, and palatability, with Ericksen of South Dakota State highlighting its value as a high protein feed and pasture insurance despite its status as an invasive weed.
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Germany
Great Plains
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Nebraska
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Dakota
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Deaths and Funerals Walbridge Walbridge
Walbridge Mrs tick a longtime Kansas City resident died in oral service will be held Monday at a funeral home oat OLS sharene Burial will be liamstown Survived by son Tesse Wathridge daughter Mrs May Bhick 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren
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Tick
Kansas City
J. Mo Walbridge
Liamstown
Tesse Wathridge
Beauty Contest opens with colorfully costumed entries
Weather kept some ticket holders away as 10 junior high students from music drama and physical education departments presented a lively operetta titled Beauty Contest in the hotel garden theater. J J Weigand directed the cast and performers showed strong training under promoter effort and local officials noted ticket sales for tonight’s show.
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Deal
Robert Briley
Rene Nall
Deloris Christine Parsons to Warren Landis wed in ceremony
Deloris Christine Parsons and Warren Landis united in marriage in a Tuesday afternoon ceremony at Trinity Lutheran chapel officiated by Rev Alfred J Bell. Only close relatives attended as Miss Georgia Ice served as maid of honor and Armin Landis as best man. The couple will reside north of their home on a pleasant Grove. Local society notes also mention a planned Daisy party and a party by the Cardinals in Chicago.
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Warren Landis
V. A. Landis
Alfred J. Bell
Trinity Letheran Chapel
Alfred Ball
Georgia Ice
Armin Lardis
Nan
Maid of Fear
Personal notes from Mrs Keeler and outings
Mrs. Walter Keeler returned from New York with her harp student Misa Anabel Keeler. They visited Schenectady and Glenn Falls. Ruth Russell of Lawrence sang in Bach’s B Minor Mass at Hunter College. Adrian Lindsey plans a two week trip to Salt Lake City Laramie Denver and Boulder. Others include Miss Caples visiting Topeka relatives, wedding trips to Florida, and various university and social engagements around Topeka and Lawrence. Wolves sometimes destroy as much as half of a calf crop on western ranches.
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New York City
Misa Anabel Keeler
Columbia
Harp
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Schenectady
Ue Fuller Skofstad
E. J. Burnham
Glenn Faux
W. R. Schreiner
Lawrence
New York
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University School of
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Henley House
Prof Young
Friends University
Wichita
Yourss
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R. W. Emerson
Robert William, Jr
Leavenworth
Emerson
Charles Snow
Sixth Street
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Topeka
Osteopathic Auxiliary
Lawrence Sets Safety Record At City Intersections
Lawrence reports a spike in pedestrian and vehicle crashes with Seventh and Mass streets crossing most incidents. Chief Bliesner notes early-year safety efforts by the American Legion, Chamber of Commerce and others aim to cut accidents as drivers push for more enforcement.
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House Labor Committee For Broadening Hearings
The House Labor Committee plans broadened hearings and a $1,000,000 investigating fund to probe complaints of coercion in Philadelphia’s wholesale produce market. Chairman Hartler said the money would enable further labor-situation inquiries while protecting witnesses from intimidation. Divorce Petition Filed in Gordon Shaw case.
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Feb. S
House Labor Committee
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Harter
House
Hartley
Philadelphia
Teamsters Union
Hartler
FBI
Philadelphia Director of Public Safety
Kansas City Livestock Market News Summary
Kansas City livestock prices show higher cattle demand with firmer steer and heifer values while dairy cows and bulls vary. Feeder calves and yearlings trend mixed with overall higher notes on select lots and a cautious weekly top price near late December readings.
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Cannes
Weather and flight delay report near Mount Clemens
Fragmented notes describe ready flights near Mount Clemans in ven and a delayed airstrip operation. Reports mention permits, a vessel moving west then north, temperatures around 10 to 20 degrees and unclear course details.
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Russians Ignore U S Lend Lease Debts, Clayton Testifies
William L. Clayton told a House Merchant Marine subcommittee that Russia has ignored four U S requests to settle lend lease debts. He said Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith’s Moscow contact yielded only conversation and three formal notes received unsatisfactory replies. Clayton refused to disclose the Russian note contents, citing protocol and secrecy of diplomatic dowlings.
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William L. Clageton
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Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
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Merchant Marine
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Meetings Set On Conservation Program Next Week
County conservation groups announce meetings at Friendship hall Baldwin Tuesday night and Lecompton rural high school Wednesday to explain the 1847 agricultural conservation program to farmers landlords and operators. County Agent Deal Six soil conservation technicians and ACA members will cover price support and production programs with a film shown. Similar township meetings are planned.
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Local Market Prices and Wall Street Notes
Mareap City markets show varied produce prices including eggs at 37033 and 30637, with chickens, turkeys, squabs and ducks listed. Wheat oats corn futures mixed. hogs at 25.50. Wall Street notes Feb 1 describe slow early trading, isolated gains in miners and consumer stocks, and a cautious tone ahead of reserves data.
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