Britons Warned Of Grim Future Must Forget Leisure
London reports a Labour government white paper titled A Working Pattern for the Nation warns Britons to boost production or threaten the foundations of national life. It outlines measures to increase coal output, rationing, and exemptions for miners to expand industrial activity, amid fuel shortages and wartime pressures.
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London
Labor Party
Formica
Nersase
Ati Re
Taitane Mura
Nine Candidates Enter Field For Three School Posts
Nine candidates join the race for three school board seats. Mrs. Carmitt Clark of 843 Indian Street filed a candidacy, Mrs. Maxine Radcliffe of 21 Winona Street announced, and Harold Fisher notes registration rising as voters prepare for a $200,000 funding measure. The money funds Margaret Mulvance Morgan Hall in memory of Mrs. Morgan’s wife who died in 1942.
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Revuttiran
Shatratch Board of Education
Carmitt Clark
Indian Street
Chance ¢ Education
UN Shark
Profe Clark
EU. Secroinry Dow Ment
Women Shol Board
Maxine Radciffe
Winona Street
Harold Fisher
Washburn
Stoller
Margaret Muivance Morgan Hall
Mr. Morgan
Prussia to be dissolved as heart of militarism in Germany
General McNarney announced that the Allied control council agreed to dissolve Prussia the historic core of German militarism. He said Germany must remain under occupation 11 to 15 years to ensure world security and that Prussia would be broken into occupation zones. The plan follows prior German unification and later division under Allied supervision. The council meets February 25 to consider the remaining report portion and U S Army Air Force representative McNarney will be succeeded by Lt Gen Lucius D Clay.
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Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
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Councl
Moscow
McNarnay
General McNarney
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Deouty
Lucius D. Clay
Los Angeles
Corp
Baetes
Dawrtowr
Price
Aj Arevel
Queen
Ievere
Alvin
Diay
Sultant
Flaming de Borhard
Flood control crisis leaves many dead and uproar in town
Amid heavy floods a formal dinner at the Popeka Chamber of Commerce drew officials and residents as critics denounced response measures. General Pick and state leaders urged coordinated action after a major river basin plan sparked fierce local opposition and calls for stronger federal support.
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Lewis V
Pek
Motesuey
Popeka Chamber
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Porter
Arny Enigreer
Turtle Creek
I General Pick
Chiage
Iphansas
Nebraska
Missouri
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Earks
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Interaeency Committee
Jensen Kansas
Dan Oenders
Fred
Howe
Morris
Meeting Change at Plymouth Church for Thursday
The Plymouth church meeting time shifts due to a necessary place change. The Congregational church at Cretend of ar dhe First Methoedtet will host the event with Daniel C. Peting, pastor of Baptist Temple in Philadelphia, as speaker.
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Tipon
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Baptist Temp
Philadelphia
Truman asks Congress for 350 million relief aid for liberated peoples
President Truman urged Congress to approve 350 million dollars for relief to liberated countries as UNRRA winds down. He warned that aid is essential to prevent hunger, disease, and chaos, calling for swift action to sustain gains and help occupied areas recover. The call references UNRRA operations ending in March and stress on humanitarian duties and U.S. leadership.
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Tee
Chinese protest urged against Russian troops in Manchuria
A PA delegation representing North China provinces urged the government to protest foreign troop presence in Chinese territory. They demanded immediate withdrawal of Russian troops from the port of Dagran and insisted on the return of industrial equipment removed from Manchuria.
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Nanking
North China
Dagrin
Manchuna
Changes in Courts Martial Proposals Promised
Washington lawmakers promise speedy action on reforms to military justice. Army proposals aim to legalize GI appointments to courts martial, end mandatory death or life sentences for assault, and shield martial from high ranking pressure. Subcommittee chair Elston backs quickly pushing Congress to adopt the recommendations from a critical prior review.
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Feb
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Patterson
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Ervices
Sharpv
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Elston
Congress
Senate debates education bill for teachers retirement benefits
In Topeka February 21 an education committee bill proposes changing teacher retirement benefits from one dollar per month per year of service to two dollars after 1841. The measure caps annual benefits and requires publication of public funds receipts and expenditures. Other items include gas tax fund sharing, a joint legislative committee to inspect state offices, and a proposal to merge the Kansas highway patrol with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.
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Yates Center
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Rosa W W. Coleman
State Commission of Tion Aid Revenue
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Aull
George Templar
Arkansas City
Frank Carlson
Cold air on the way to Kansas in weekend forecast
Topeka reports lower temperatures forecast for Saturday with skies clouding tonight in the northeast. Sizable drop to the lower thirties expected after highs near 50s, with clearing Sunday as ice forms and cold settles in. Vermont Cotterville note aside. Topeka Airport logged a 10 degree low and Truman signs WWII veterans insurance reinstatement bill.
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Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Fiera
Cotterville
Atate
Truman
Bill Washington
Veterans Administration
Jayhawker Campus Painted After Aggie Victory
Students from Kansas State allegedly painted University of Kansas buildings after KU’s 45 44 win over Kansas State in Manhattan. The Uncle Jimmy Green statue, Hoch auditorium and Greek houses were smeared with red blue and yellow paint, with scores and taunts visible. Cleaning crews and sorority members acted quickly as both campuses prepared for Washington Birthday holiday.
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Kansas State Istuden
Jimmy
Good Government Under A Manager In Lawrence Debate
Fred Stein president of the Atchison Chamber of Commerce urged Lawrence to consider adopting a city manager form after citing Atchison’s 25 years under manager council government. He praised efficiency and warned of risks without honesty, noting tax relief and unity achieved in Atchison while stressing voter vigilance and public support for managerial governance.
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Fred Stein
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Lawrence League of Women Voters
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Atchison
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Arc
Lawrence Atchison
Grverie
Russel
Stain
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F. A. Russell
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Russell
C. BR. Russell
Carl Kreider
League
Chamber of Commerce
Snow delays United Nations session in Albany background
Snow forced postponement of a United Nations Security Council meeting set for East Coast time. The debate centered on British charges against Albania over a mine detonation that killed sailors from Royal Navy destroyers near Corfu last October 22, with UK officials opposing a Colombo plan proposal and Albania blamed for the incident.
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Great Britain
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Court of Justice
Dt Sennen
Corfuchanme
Alexander
Plan New Measure Lets First Class Cities Consider Manager Government
Representative Charles Stenamiennved announced that a House bill, introduced by EL PL Abels, would permit first class cities with a commission form of government to hold special elections to switch to a manager form. The measure, supported by Lawrence Charter of Commerce delegates including RC Rankin and Robert Hargart, could require a city election to adopt the change. The bill passed the House yesterday and moves to the Senate for approval.
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Charles
House
Esterday
Seeks Council Seat Over Beaman Fifth Ward Candidate
Harold Fisher city clerk announced 1121 New Street filed today as a Republican candidate for the fifth seat. Beaman was nominated by petition signed by fifth ward supporters. Beaman, a radio shop proprietor, is married with two daughters and a Kiwanis member.
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New Street
Harold Fisher
Fisher
Fifth Ward
Beantan
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Kiwanis
Parliamentary Sessions Opened in South Africa
Capetown South Africa Feb 21 King George VI opened the ninth parliamentary session of the Union of South Africa urging peace based on freedom and justice in a throne speech to Jagishitors. Raid in Leavenworth Kansas Feb 21 officers seized whiskey from five taverns and arrested one person under Acting Chief John Giese.
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South Africa
George VI
Union of South Africa
Leavenworth Teavenworth
Kan
Asive
John Giese
Leavenworth
Student U N Will Debate Tomorrow At Conference
More than 200 University of Koreas students will debate four questions at a Student Nations conference on atomic energy disarmament and world policy. Delegates from 35 nations will be led by Richard OS Hawking of the University of Kansas as they present views, research, and national policies to the general assembly tomorrow.
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Atomic Energy anco-Spain
United States
Russia
International Relations Club
U.N
Kansas City University
Univer. of Kansas
Richard OS. Hawking
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Wirg
International
Ile
Tomore Row
Hawkinson
Seaplanes Seek Clearer Picture Over Victoria Land
Air from Mt Olympus on Feb 20 reports 11 and 18 hour flights by two silvery Douglas transports. They conducted long exploratory missions south of Little America into Victoria land seeking a clearer view of mountains and high plateaus. One plane suffered heavy combat and landed totaled. the other completed its flight. Rear Adm. Cruzen at McMurdo planned immediate return to Little America.
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Dekaved
Douglas
Little America
Victoria Land
Richard Cruzen
McMurdo
Returned Liquor Stamp Report by Mrs Florence Teterson
Mrs Florence Teterson of 522 North Seventh Street said she recently returned her Federal retail liquor tax stamp to the Internal Revenue Collector in Wichita after January 17 when Kansas stamp holders were listed by the Federal government.
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North Seventh Street
Internal Revenue
Wichita
Kansas
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