Court Rules In Talmadge's Favor Court Rules In Talmadge's Favor
Court findings support Talmadge as chief executive amid appeals. The National Bank suit seeks clarity on whether feral or tied executive power rests with the governor and court rulings prompt possible Supreme Court review. The decision sustains demurrers and dismisses a declaratory judgment suit, with the case awaiting higher court action and a forthcoming ruling by Justice Bond Aland.
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Judie Bond
Aland
Yon National Bank
Sta
Executive Department
Cour
Tink
Talmadge
CIA
Eugene Talwadie
Tolas
Saltt Arnall
Flath to Play Haskell Organ at Its Dedication
Flath to perform on the Haskell Organ at its dedication concert Sunday evening at Haskell Institute. Speaker will be a national figure in tandem education. Peoria participates in the recent war service tribute honoring local counts and organizers.
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Flath
Haskell Organ
Jles Mather Ransse City
Haskell
Bretteungert
Tandem
Peoria
Lesen
Plane missing with six aboard on coast to New York flight
Medford authorities report an airborne search north of the Crusade region for a missing coastguard plane from Port Angeles with six men aboard. The craft, on the first leg to New York, radioted overdue and is under Seattle Coast Guard command.
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Medford
Ore
Here
Port Angeles
Wash
Coast Guard Viet
Seattle
New York
Republicans Clash Over Budget Cut Aimed at Defense
Washington report shows Republicans split over a proposed 86 billion dollar reduction in President Truman’s budget. Senate and House Armed Services chairmen Gurney and Andrews condemned the cut saying it risks national security and world peace, while proponents argue it shields peace with lower taxes. The battle moves to a Senate vote as party factions dig in.
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Washington
Truman
Gurney
R.S.D
Senate Armed Services
Senate-House
Gurnex
Andrews
K.N.Y
House, Armed Services Committee
Charce
Pacific
Europe
United Nations
County Reorganization Costs Reported in Douglas County
Douglas County and state records detail costs of school reorganization begun in 1941. Expenditures cover committee salaries mileage secretary fees and hearings with Jan costs totaling 507.49 and ongoing plans amid possible legislative action. A ministers conference at the University of Kansas draws more than 0 registrations with talks on religion and youth.
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K.U
Douglas County
Mildred LeSuer
LeSner
Margaret Hurry
LeSuer
Hurley
Big Springs
Lecompton
Kanwaka
Universiy of
Kansas
Daniel Poling
Fling
Baptist Temple
Philadelphia
Christian Herald
Poling
Homer J. Armstrong
Armstrong
Judson Memorial Baptist Church
Minneapolis
Profesacer Haez-Camargo
National Evangelical Council of Mexico
Paling
Bryan S. W. Green
Green
Theodore Astman
Charles Thomas
Harold Barr
E. F. Price
C. Fosberg Hughes
Paul B. Lawson
A Touch of Spring in Kansas As Weather Forecaster Predicts Warmer Temps
Topeka reports a forecast of mild weather with no cold snap on the horizon. State weatherman D. Flora expects tonight’s lows between 25 and 32 degrees and tomorrow’s highs 48 to 54. Skies to be fair to partly cloudy with little precipitation through Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansan
Flora
Fisra
Node City
Goodland
Lnwest
Kanrat
Lew Angeles
Enon
New Cold Wave Grips Britain and Northern Europe
A severe early February cold snap sweeps Britain and northern Europe with emergency food drops to isolated villages. Conditions persist after more than 40 years of sustained cold, affecting England Germany Scandinavia France and nearby regions. Police patrols clash with crowds amid rail-yard disruptions and looting fears.
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Britain
Europe
Enetiat
Anon Hslong
England
Germany
Scandinavia
France
Somietimer
Atine
Fuel Ministry
Oie
T County
Wales
New Pitts
Roval Air Force
Staffiordshore
Dunforth Bridge
Yorkshire
British Blackout Extended Amid Greater Shutdown Forecast
London reports extend domestic electricity restrictions through next week as coal and gas supplies tighten. Officials warn most people face rationing of essentials with mass layoffs and stalled rail and shipping, while troops may clear routes and patrol roads amid a national energy crisis.
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Board of Trade
Britain
Fremont
Cotverminst
Soldiers' Home at Dodge City does not seek state funds
Feb 12 Dodge City Soldiers' Home will not ask the Kansas Legislature for funds this year. Management has rented part of the state veterans home to cover expenses, reporting a net profit of 45 47 for wages and salaries amid an appropriation of 262. Supper of the home noted the year’s budget and quartering plans, with no cash sought from the legislature.
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TepeSa
Dodge City
Kansas
Lincoln Birthday Service Highlights Humor and Duty
A Lincoln birthday observance featured Judge Means and Judge Frank Ry recounting Lincoln’s humor and leadership. Attendees heard tales of Army struggles, frontier justice, and a Civil War era ethos as Bret Hurley led the singing of The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Via Servin
Mina
Kote
Hugh
Liberty i School
Pastrana
Acuss
Lincoln
Jay
Tve Ag
Tas
Jad
Linveny
Dinige
Lincoln Apy
Farrell
Lis
Oyler
Bret Hurley
Eminty Sup
Elevator ride ends after two hour outage
A resident of an apartment building stepped into an automatic roof lift before 2 p m yesterday. The power failure halted the ride for two hours, then service resumed and Mrs. Finn completed her trip.
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Indun
Anns
Loree
Bankers Bill Dominates Kansas Law Debates In House
Kansas House members debated a contributory negligence bill and a banking laws codification measure. Lawmakers argued the negligence proposal would increase litigation and lawyer business, while supporters claimed it would aid defendants with fault shares. A second bill sought higher damage limits in fatal cases, and a rent control stance was aired in a separate resolution.
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Topeka
House of Representatives
Frank
Irving Matt
Duneuon City
Oliver D. Rinehart
Platt
Kansas
Supreme
Qia
Vlatt
Duryea
Edwin J. Abels
Lawrence
Kansas Bankers Asswiietion
John B P. McConialy
Chapman
Dickinson County
Congress
Richard Becker
Montgomery County
Damage limited wheat crop in Kansas weekly report
Topeka reports only slight damage to the Kansas wheat crop despite windy and sunny conditions. Snow drifted, topsoil dried, yet growth remains good with subsoil moisture favorable. Livestock stayed healthy as lambing neared completion and demand for sowing and cultivation rose in some counties.
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Topeka
Ceremonies Mark Lincoln's Tomb Pilgrimage
Public ceremonies at Lincoln's Tomb in Springfield honor the Emancipation Proclamation era. American Legion officials led a pilgrim event with Paul Griffin commander and a showing by W. Kiefer of Chicago volunteers. Governor Ted Hine directed activities as President Truman’s legacy was recalled.
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Paul Griffan
W. Kiefer
Chien
Truman
Grifby Mersi Norton H. Pearl
Ted H, Direent
Hine
Stein to Speak on Manager Government in Lawrence
Former mayor Stein of Awhieen will keynote a sparsely attended public meeting on Lawrence city government options. The event, sponsored by the Lawrence Waters and Law committee, aims to discuss a shift to a city manager form, with brief talks by Stein and Russell plus audience questions.
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Prod Stein
Awhieen
Peaker
Lldridge
Wisettauth
Iuard
Celsae
Berm
Mildred
Lester
Pragma
Tenday
Stein
Prebbane
Torm Palsrake
Lawrence
Magar
Russell
Lawrence Cone
Mes Letrer
Scouting Talk Draws Focus in Raw Valley Meet
Charlton of Boy Scoutfield spoke at the Corporating club gathering in Uwehidridge. He urged Lawrence men to join the Scout movement and support leaders with The Deer. Tony Bieilly introduced the area’s secretary commissioner and Ayers, superintendent, as guests. A plan for a new metal organ dedication at Guardian School Saturday evening was discussed and attendees urged to attend the pressran.
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Charlton
Raw Valley
Wias
Uwehidridge
Lawrence
Tony Bieilly
Ps Ayers
Iestitute
Eink
JUDGE STUDIES SUIT OVER KOREA UNIVERSITY PROPERTY
A court session examined a suit to recover property owned by the Women’s Club near the University of Korea. Attorney Mitchell presented the defense for the club and the University of Kansas was named in the petition seeking use of the Massachusetts Street building as a women’s residence hall. About 50 members attended the morning proceedings. In labor news, Akron’s Goodyear Tire workers reached a new contract with the Union Rubber Co. effective immediately with similar terms to a January 27 agreement. On international notes, an American informant said the United States paused Robert Murphy’s pages statute plan for Germany, favoring a formal peace treaty instead.
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Mra
J. H. Menger
Tafowaes Street
Apar
University of Korea
Aneher
Tadwe Hah Mears
Attorn
Oscar Cempant
Aol
ALBL
Mitchell
Achusetts Street
University of Kwnsas
Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
United
United States
Robert Murphy
Germany
Three injured in highway crash near Kaldwin Junction
A three-vehicle collision on a highway near Kaldwin Junction left Ethel Faurchier 42, Rod and Mrs. de Mele badly bruised and Faurchier with a leg fracture. The crash, described by Sheriff Williams, involved a bluish green sedan and a northbound vehicle that pushed them off the road into a creek area. Medics took the injured to an Ottawa hospital. no green sedan trace was found.
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Cmd
Kaldwin Junction
Westering
Sherif Williams
Ethel Faurchier
Vassar
de Melelett
Quenénune
Little Tally Creek
Melcotts
Quuererio
Johnie
Merlett
Dubs
Sid
Selene
Minhat
Dante
Art Jensen
Ottawa
Douglas County Sheriff's Fe
Johns
William Cox
Willian Dowers
Twelfth
New York Streets
Cox
Studebaker
Merton Harmon
Haskell Avenue
New York Street
Alen Davis
23 Assessors Appointed to Deputy County Assessors
The board appointed 23 county residents as deputy assessors for 1947 under County Clerk T. B. Gerhart. Twelve will work in Lawrence and ten in townships. three or four more deputies may be added later to fill vacancies. Training and an instruction session are planned before the March 1 start of assessment work.
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Board of
Winty Come Sioners
T. BR. Gerhart
Gerhart
Lawrence
Aspra
Assere
Gertart
Forte
Tessie I. Demeritt
Clinton
Works
Grant
Frank W. Houk
Kanwaka
Ernest Brown
Lecammton
Olin Weffney
Marion
Coei Fy Mayehatl
City of
Baldwins
Chester Howard
Frank P. Adams
Hoth
Wakarusa
Carlo Schwarz
Willow
Eudora
Ral Arene
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Dwli
Brad
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Hendrix
Vire
Talmeadge
Eugene Talmadze
Herman Talecntee
Lieugg Ges
Moe. Thompson
Lewis-Lature
Pearts
Thempeon
Coast Guard
Canada
London
OPL
Ministry of Fuel and
Pxayer
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Aut Troope
Kane Pas
Harold B. Duryea
Hurgea
Jose
Dale Bryant
Seday County
Abels
Atchison
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LE Meneneys
Nougelas County
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