Soviet Army Call to Readiness Against United States
Soviet minister of armed forces urged millions of soldiers to maintain constant combat readiness against the United States on the Red Army anniversary. Nikolai Butiganin warned of U S world domination and pledged high-level alert while Western Allied commands in Guernsey rejected direct contact.
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Russia
United States
Nikolai Butiganin
Red Army
Atin Sebdy
Matty Certe
Rusein
Saily Sekedarsky
Guernsey
Bertin
Gemany
Announced Awards For Battenfeld Memorial Scholarships
Two KU winners, Donald Frisby and Russell Cooper, receive Battenfeld Memorial scholarships. Dean L C Woodruff notes Frisby, a senior engineer from Florida, and Cooper, a sophomore in the college, excel in Wattsnfeld Hall activities and hall welfare.
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Johny Curry Battenfeld
University of Kansas
L. C. Woodraft
Donald Ruy Frisby
Fl Doorade
Russel Eugene Cooper
Lyons
J. R. Battenfeld
Kansan Ci
K. U
Wattsnfeld Hall
House Set to Vote on Veteran Pension Bill
Washington reports House leaders plan an early floor vote on the Rankin bill granting veterans pensions. The measure, sponsored by Representative Konia of Mississippi, would provide a pension at age 65 with amounts varying by service. The bill has drawn varied cost estimates from several figures in the record.
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Washington
House
the DT
Konia
Baie
Nations
Pentagon
Atlantic
Bermuda
Alk. Doyle
Chris Ravendahl
U.S. Foreign Service
Olaf
Irving Hill
Ravendahl
Ant
Truman Blast Lashes Staff Over Medal From Dictator
News column notes President Truman faced scrutiny after his military aide accepted a medal from Argentina's Peron regime. critics said officials should avoid honors from dictatorial regimes while U.S. efforts support democracy. Press columnist Drew Pearson also weighed in on the controversy.
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Washington, Pei
Hia
Herre H. Vaughn
Mr. T
Fibvard F. Witsell
Army
Drew
Truman
Hie Bi Fearnon
Funda for Aggie Field House Boosted By Legislature
Topeka February 23 state legislative action would raise the field house fund for Kansas State College Manhattan to 1 775 000 with a new 725 000 addition proposed for building costs. Senator Paul Wuneeh introduced the measure noting bids last November showed costs higher than projected and that 10 0 0 0 0 remained short for completion of general work and plumbing.
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Topeka
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Bhees
Seng
Paul Wuneeh
Ringmuing
St Plu
Juretour City
Globe Circler Dolph Simons Returns From Navy Flight Tour
Dolph Simons publisher of the Journal-World returns from a world flight with the U S Navy as guest of the Chief of Naval Operations. The first article in a series covers a tour that began January 15 in Washington and ends February 3 in Washington.
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Dolph Simons
Journal-World
United States Navy
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington
Howard Yeager
Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
Navy
Yeager
Robert B. Carney
Admiral Denfeld
Carey
Keanas
Mike
Speriil
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Sisteen
Eal
Kerri
Azores
London
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Algiers
Morecow
Gibraltar
Eliaerte
Taranteo
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Istanbul
Saudi Arabia
Ies
Persian Gulf
Pakistan
Ceylon
Spore
Manila
Tokyo
Guam
Kwalein
Elenotula
San Francisco
Kark Ts National
Washinaglett
Mick Carney
Admiral Carney
Ad Ps
Annual Feed Monday by Douglas County Hikers Assoc
The annual dinner for the Douglas County Hikers Association will be held Monday at 6 10 pm in the OSI building as announced by president Husgen. Reservations for 297 persons have been made. The Centenary Methodist church women will prepare and serve the meal. The program includes invocation by Walter Schaufing and a ceremony by Center guard from Boy Scout Troop 58, songs by Future Farmers of America Jayhawk chapter, and the principal address by Rev Dale Turner of Plymouth Congregational church. Awards, introductions, and group songs will follow with Jayhawk chapter officers and members highlighted.
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Douglas County
Hikers’ Association
Glaxgini
Centenary Methodist Church
Walter Schaufing
Aenter Guard
Boy Scout
Future Farmers of Americas Jayhawk
Hayes den Fishman
Marlin Horner
Y Mitchell
Mack Laptad
Decane Sake
Haul ‘Hoow
Robert Hy
Robert Sehaake
Denali Land
Fin Robison
Gerald Brank
Rov
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Frank Hagenbuck
Har
Velma Lee Wiles
Dwane Sehaake
Jayhawk
Sins
Stephen Lils
Armistice Near as Egypt and Israel Sign Palestine Pact
Egypt and Israel prepared to sign an armistice in Rhodes at 10 30 am local time ending their war in Palestine and enabling broader peace talks with Arab states. Ralph Bunche announced talks with Trans Jordan to start Monday and a dinner for 50 was planned to mark the agreement.
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Berlin
Tito
Camin- Loe
Rebef Tor
Brandenburg Gate
Hig Stone
Marhis
Warsaw
Rustis
KYPI
Israel
Negev Desert
Palestine
Arab Front
Middle East
Rhodes
Egypt
Cairo
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Negev
Ralph Bunche
Trans-Jordan
United Seaton
Bunche
City Reports Net 10 170 Voter Registration In City
City Clerk Harold Fisher announced 47 new voters since the last general election. After adjusting for nonvoters from 12 166 prior registrants the net registration stood at 10 123, bringing total on books to 10 170 with the new additions. Registrations close until after the March 1 primary.
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Harold Fisher
Cankerworm Warning Issued for Lawrence Elm Trees
KU entomology professor H Hungerford warns that mild weather could trigger a surge of cankerworms in Lawrence elm trees. Residents are urged to renew sticky bands and apply DDT emulsion spray to trunks to prevent female moths from reaching and laying eggs in branches. The city mulls an aerial spraying plan if the threat intensifies.
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Lawrence Elm
H. Hungerford
Hungerford
Sing
Els
Balmy Days Ahead For Kansas Weather Forecast
The weather bureau forecast mixed skies and rising temperatures across Kansas for Thursday. Eastern portions may see limited sun with highs near 60s, while western areas report cooler readings in the sixties and possible isolated showers overnight.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Dura
Elonteiiayy
Flork
Kaneas
Flora
Garden City
Hill City
Goodland
Missouri River flood recedes at Atchison after ice jam
Crested at Atchison Kansas on February 23, the Missouri River fell from a 24.7 foot high ice jam, ending the latest flood threat for now. St. Joseph's level dropped to 15.8 feet as forecasts warn of possible rises later in the week. Thousands of acres of bottomland remain inundated along the Missouri and its tributaries. The ice jam stretches over ten miles on the Missouri.
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Kansas City
Port
Atchison
Nebraska
St. Joseph
Weather Bureau
North Grand
Missouri
Governor Carlson Defends Kansas Liquor Control Bill
Gov. Frank Carlson denounces Control Council criticism of the Hanoi central bill in the Kansas Legislature as biased and self serving. He says Moriarty and council leaders were not granted power to dictate the liquor control law and emphasizes a workable fair law for Kansas to be enacted in good faith.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
Legal Control Council
Kansas
Wichita
RE. C. Moriarty
Moriarty
Farm accident injures Eudgra Schopper on tractor
Schopper, a farmer near Nudara, was seriously hurt when a tractor overturned on a slope. He sustained a fractured shoulder a crushed toe and broken ribs while son Carral assisted and relatives arranged medical care in Kansas City and St. Louis.
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Schopper
Carral
Kansas City
St. Margaret's Prostial
Marcella
Misa Delores Schopper
Frand St. Louis
Frances Schopper
New Hampshire Street
Vandals Strike Again Shatters Tobby Shop Plate Glass Window
A plate glass window at the Hobby Shop on West Thirteenth Street was smashed in a vandalism act last night. Owner Ida Mason reported no theft and said replacement work would begin today. Police urged residents to report unusual noises promptly to help curb these incidents.
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Lawrence
West Thirteenth Street
Ida Mason
Garich Prescription Shop
East’ Eighth Street
Kt Garieh
Clarence Bliesner
Windows Broken at Two City Schools in Weekend Vandalism
Seven door and window panes were smashed at McAllaster and Manual school buildings during two nights of vandalism. A board of education clerk A. E. Woestempeyer said rocks as large as a cornant broke panes, including a plate glass panel at the back door and two windows in the kindergarten room. The Manual junior high school also suffered window damage last night with a replaced door panel and another window broken.
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McAllaster
Manual
Town Hall Meeting at K U Part of Religious Emphasis Week
A religious Town Hall at the University of Kangas Hoch Auditorium at 7 30 p m part of Religious Emphasis Week will feature Very Rev F W Litchman Dr Paul S Weaver and Rabbi Samuel Mayerberg discussing How Should the Organized Church Dealt with Communism The Rev R W Albert will moderate a floor Q A A tape of the program will be aired by station KFKU at 9 30 p m Banquets and lectures connected to the week were held with speakers from Methodist Presbyterian and Baptist groups, drawing active Y M C A and Y W C A participation The event mainly draws Presbyterian students and includes small group fireside chats and student luncheons.
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University of Kangas
Hoch Auditorium
University
F. W. Litchman
Christchurch
Salina
Paul S. Weaver
Stephens College
Columbia
Samuel Mayerberg
Congregation
B'nai Jehudah
Kansas City
R. W. Albert
Trinity Lutheran Church
KFKU
Hoover Ruppert
Methodist Church
Nashville
Presbyterian
Lawrence Chamber Directors Accept Report on City Manager Form
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce directors accepted a fact finding report on adopting a city manager form of government and named a new committee to decide whether to present the issue to voters in the April 5 election. The board also approved a resolution for a special levy to fund industrial development and advertising.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
C. T. Hough
City Ranger
City Wounes
Burcham
Riehont
Board of Directors
Lawrence
Kor. Zonk
Ehcumber
Kansas
Coffeyville
Lauwrence Industrial Development Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Zook
C. of C
Rush to Get Auto Tags at County Treasurer Office
Car owners queued outside the County Treasurer Roy Flory window to buy 1949 license plates. Tags will rise by 50 cents near Tuesday and another 50 cents monthly through the year, making current plates $1 higher than before February 1.
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Roy Flory
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