United States plan for trusteeship of Japanese islands moves toward approval
The United States plan to place island administration under a United Nations trusteeship edged toward likely Security Council approval by March 7. Delegates debated Britain and Australia stakes while Soviet and other members signaled support in principle. Australia and Britain awaited instructions, while Andrei Gromyko proposed amendments at yesterday’s meeting but most delegates favored the U. S. draft.
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General Assemble
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Cmatters
Althea
Austin
Gromyko
Kansas Kiwanis Luncheon Hosts U N Emphasis Speaker
Gonzalo Rrez Camargo of Mexico addressed the Kiwanis luncheon at the University of Kansas, urging support for the United Nations while calling for moral progress to match scientific advancement. He warned about the atomic age, urged improving international decision making, and stressed the need for action to prevent recurring wars.
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Mexico
European Problems Discussed By Truman With Diplomat Group
President Truman met with foreign policy leaders and diplomatic advisers to discuss European issues looming at the Moscow conference next month. Senators Vandenberg Bridges and leaders Acheson Marshall and Connally attended, with House figures Taber Hayburn Eaton Bloom and Barkley also involved. Bridges hinted at possible foreign relief funding considerations.
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Moscow
Vandenbere
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Vandenberg
Bridges
Dean Acheson
Connally
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Hayburn
Texas
Eaton
House Foreign Affairs
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Kentucky
Senate
Representative Taber
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House Appropriations Committee
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State Senate approves double retired teachers benefits
Topeka February 27 The state senate passed a bill to double monthly retirement benefits for teachers with 20 years service and sent it to the house. Other senate actions included a school transportation bill with five cent mile payments and family reductions, plus measures on coin machine tax, temporary teaching certificates, hoof and mouth disease controls, and judicial salaries. Governor Carlsen signaled separate constitutional and funding bills linked to reform efforts.
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Debt Pay Demand Faces Senate Over Tax Cut Debates
Washington February 27 Senator Knowland California squared off with Senator Taft over a debt retirement pledge and a tax cut plan. The Senate planned to vote tomorrow on Knowland’s proposal to exempt 3,000,000,000 of federal debt payments from taxes while debating how much economy to achieve. Taft urged that debt retirement precede any broad tax reduction and suggested potential cuts of about 1,000,000,000 from a proposed 20 percent income tax cut. The chamber delayed final action on the budget measure as the Knowland Taft issue lingered and prepared to decide whether to press for further economies.
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Taft
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Rural Acquaintance Dinner Plans Set for March 18
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the annual rural acquaintance dinner on Tuesday evening March 18 at the Community Building. Agricultural and goodwill committee members met to finalize plans chaired by Chris Kraft and R. Dusty Rhodes. The event is a highlight of town and country gatherings with many Lawrence business people expected to attend.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
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R. He Dusty” Rhodes
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Lawrence Trade
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Etna Volcano Eases as Villages Hope to Escape
Palermo Sicily February 27 report says lava from a new crater on Mount Etna slowed, sparking hope it may halt before reaching villages. Ravines from the 1928 eruption funnelled the flow, Passo Visciary appears safer, Colararse shepherds evacuated, 20 houses at risk along the railroad, uncertainty remains.
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Sicily
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Passo Visciary
Mount Fitna
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Casti
Car Burglary Spike Hits Downtown Lawrence
A wave of car burglaries swept through Lawrence with three cars ransacked and about $400 in clothing stolen. Victims Vincent Conlin of Kansas City, Wilbur Rake of 20 Flan Street, and Don Farkas of Cleveland reported entries on Massachusetts Street, New Hampshire Street, and Seventh Street beside the Fid Ridge Hotel. Items stolen included coats suits dresses and an address book. police note a pattern of swift liberations similar to a prior case involving two Kansas City men.
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Kansas City
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Wilbur Rake
Flan Street
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Cleveland
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Grand Jury Indicts Gerhard Fister in New York Case
Washington reports a district grand jury has returned an indictment against Gerhard Fister charged with crimes tied to the tampered act and violation of the United States code. Attorneys say arraignment cannot proceed until legal technicalities are resolved, with the case to be brought before a committee in New York.
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George Morris
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Ernie Mapod
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Flic Jeland
New York
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Cowden Addresses Northeastern Kansas Coop Meeting
Howard A. Cowden, president of Consumers Cooperation Association of Kansas City, spoke at a district meeting attended by five local cooperative associations in northeastern Kansas. He reviewed the year’s business, outlined a five year expansion plan, and cited visits to Furone and United Nations sessions. Gasoline Tanks Explode in Bristol. three dead and a fourth believed to have perished.
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Eldridge Hotel
Howard A. Cowden
Consumers Cooperation Association of
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Furone
United Nations
Bristol
Stock Market and Flower Ad From Local Notices
The notice cites Ni FX Average at 66.5 and yesterday 65.8 with stock figures. A Friday and Saturday flower display features carnations and roses at Garpites. An advance sale invitation notes a surplus late Friday afternoon at Lawrence Country Club.
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Vote on Lilienthal Likely to Go Over
A Senate atomic energy committee vote on confirming David E. Lilienthal as chairman of the atomic energy commission seemed likely to be postponed until next week due to absent members. Chairman Hickenlooper said the delay could push back the decision originally set for Saturday as the panel hones its questions after a month of hearings. Carroll Willie m, the commission's general manager, also awaits confirmation.
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North Lawrence Red Cross plans three booth drive
At a kickoff meeting Mrs. A E Miller outlined a new fund drive for North Lawrence with three stores hosting daytime booths from 1 to 6 pm. Booth locations include Ticker's grocery 646 Locust St Cole's grocery Third and Maple and Wiley's market 401 Elm St. Workers will collect donations while the Red Cross emphasizes membership for the first dollar contributed.
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Red Cross
A. E. Miller
North Lawrence Red Cross Fund
Miller
Ticker’s Grocery
Locust Street
Ralph Dicker
LeRoy Alexander
A. Be, Miller
Evan Randall
G. P. Norris
John Finche
Wiley's Market
Elmatreet
Finyd DeWeese
Walter Hellstron
Cole's Grocery
James Cole
Lawrence Kane
Round Comer
Red Crnes
Stanley Jones
Bertha Langley
C. P. Aul
Fire destroys upstairs room at Locust Street home
An early morning fire at the W. A. Dunn residence 145 Locust Street around 2 a.m. destroyed contents of an upstairs bedroom with undetermined origin. Firefighters saved the rest of the house as Mrs. Dunn reported dense smoke delayed locating the blaze. The bedroom floor suffered severe damage and smoke seeped through the home.
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W. A. Dunnn
Locust Street
Lance
Arn Demands Enforcement of Liquor and Gambling Laws
Attorney General Ed F. Arn announces a strict enforcement policy for liquor and gambling laws at a conference with Wyandotte County law enforcement agencies. Arn stresses adherence to all laws and notes the meeting followed state reports of violations. The session occurred in County Attorney Harold H. Harding's office. J B Wilson Leaves Hospital and returns home in “fairly good” condition after a heart attack.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Dr Poling Speaks On Life’s Irreducible Minimum Faith
Dr Daniel Poling of Baptist Temple Philadelphia preaches on life’s irreducible minimum during a high morning address at Hoch auditorium. He links faith and work while urging belief in self and others and God, noting a wartime family background as a Gold Star Father. He continues with sermons and forums across the ministers conference week.
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Dr. Poling
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Fifteen Deputy Assessors Trained For County Instruction
Fifteen deputy assessors attended an instruction session conducted in the county entry room by Clark T. R. Gerhart and Mrs Mildred Leuer, receiving final guidance for an assessment campaign set to begin March 1. Tomorrow twelve deputies from nine townships and Baldwin city will join a similar session at 9:00 am. Struck by an automobile.
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Lew Ridlan Suffered Slight Injuries in Street Crash
Lew Ridlan of 929 Misivinni street was slightly injured at 7:25 pm yesterday when struck by a westbound Chevrolet coach driven by Dolan at the Seventh and Massachusetts streets intersection. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial hospital and released. Police say Ridlan was walking against a red light and in the path of the car. witnesses noted the incident.
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Thomas Bolan
Hie
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Lawrence Merstrial Hospital
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Bevin Proposes Four Power Pact With U S S R and Britain
London February 12 Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin urged a four power pact among Britain the United States and the Soviet Union and hinted at Moscow talks to prevent any new regression in Europe He urged decisive action to curb Germany warning there is no other way to re educate it toward peace and warned Britain would seek American support at Moscow amid difficult times for policy making
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Quigley to Leave Sevtinesstern Bell Telephone Manager
Jysennd G Quirley, longtime Sevtinesstern Bell Telephone manager, is transferred to Kansas City and Richard Ayree of Kansas City will assume the Lawrence post. Ayree, Kansas native and WWII naval veteran, previously worked in the Kansas City office. Quigley has been active in Lawrence civic affairs and remains at 1721 Ta Jana street.
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Richard Ayree
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Weather Outlook Brings Warmer Kansas Readings
Toneka February 27 reports warmer air moving into Kansas with light rain or snow in the western region, spreading east by Friday but unlikely to improve topsoil. Colder conditions forecast for Saturday. Winds shift to strong south by Friday. Lows tonight from 0 to 10, highs Friday 45 to 50. Coffeyville and Topeka logged 33 and Goodland nine above zero.
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Wasington
Interest Mounts In City Election Spotlight On Board
City voters prepare for city and school board races as primary candidates seek support from 6 021 registered voters. Both mayoral hopefuls James H Parsons and Dr H E B Eustace conduct extensive outreach while council seats and school board posts draw experienced incumbents and replacements amid talk of state laws influencing mayor council relations.
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Lloyd Purcell
F.C. Whipple
James H. Parsons
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Fort Senti vandalism damages Fort Seatt Tribune plant
Vandals broke into the Fort Seatt Tribune building early yesterday and caused about two hundred dollars in equipment damage. Parts of the tubular press were removed with wrenches but enough repairs were made to publish yesterday.
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