Eisenhower Faces Challenge From Independent Draft Movement
Washington reports indicate Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower risks weakening GOP support in several states if he does not publicly reject the independent presidential draft effort led by XII. Williams Jr. and backed by New Hampshire circles. The movement seeks to place delegates in upcoming primaries, with Pennsylvania and New York noted as potential battlegrounds. some see risk of alienating regular party organizers while others expect possible free-for-all contests in key states.
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Wagner zoning change request denied by council
A local council denies Wagner's bid to alter zoning for a proposed site. The decision halts plans for a temporary tent area and related structures, keeping current land use intact.
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Personal notes and visits from Wash inti fury region
A series of brief personals items lists visits, hospital stays, and travels. Mentions Vicky visiting from duinws renee, Gagbarde at Warsas hospital for wisdom teeth removal, Mr. and Mrs. Wils Colman attending ward meetings, Pratt from Trand street returning from Chicago and Mich, Bod Sturm and Sturm family, Robert MoShagos with the U S Marine Corps, and Mrs Wyner Meter in memory observance.
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Lectures Preview Future Trends in Literature and Arts
The Diversity of Kansan hosts a lecture by Prof. Muh on literature as a guide to future culture. He discusses Bouescu and Kenisten as exemplars of studying literature across periods and predicts a shift toward renaissance values in art and music. Next month Prof. Walter Avard of Wisconsin speaks on Three Themes in Classical Literature. A student recital at Frank Strong Hall features vocal, piano, violin, cello, and ensemble selections tonight at 7. Public invited.
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University of Katina of Fine Arts
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Truman Budget Plan Faces Long Congressional Fight
The budget outlines taxes and government spending for fiscal year 1948 49. It shows Truman's aim to balance expenditures with tax receipts while reducing the public debt, but Republicans in Congress push for large tax cuts triggering further expense cuts amid an election year.
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Italian banks reopen amid strike settlement efforts
Italian banks, shut since December 31, reopened across Rome and other cities as talks with the Italian General Confederation of Labor produced a temporary settlement. The move ends a threat of a wider nationwide bank walkout as employees resumed work under an interim agreement.
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University of Kansas World War I Memorial Association officials listed
The Lawrence World War I Memorial Association executive committee met to discuss the financial memorial campaign and administrative policies. Those present included Hugo T. We cent, Carl Rive, C. B. Holmes, Edward W. Tannes, John G. Somers, J. Wayne McCoy, and Fred Flswoerth as alumni secretary.
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Kansas City
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University of Kansas
Truman Says Tax Cuts Tied to Corporate Raise Plan
Mr. Truman argues income tax reductions are possible without losing net revenue, proposing a $40 cut per taxpayer plus $40 per dependent funded by higher corporate taxes. He contends Republicans would avoid corporate tax hikes. The six month outlook is uncertain as political debate continues. Speaker at KU business banquet will be Wornall of City National Bank, Kansas City, discussing Opportunities.
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Emergency relief touted for stomach ailment after gas
A narrator claims years of stomach swelling dizziness and gas were cured by a herbal medicine named INSER-ATO. They say meals are now possible without misery and credit Nature's Plants with the relief. The account emphasizes rapid effects and widespread help.
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