Big Power Plan Clears First Security Test
London reports the UN atomic energy control plan passed its first test in the General Assembly. Spaak accepted the committee report. emphasis on site discussion and possible Monday meeting. Iran plans to appeal to the UN Security Council in the Iran-Russian dispute. no draft yet. France urges broader UN European membership. Syria and Lebanon seek expulsion of foreign troops if needed.
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London
United Nations Security
Paul-Henri Spaak
General Assembly
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Spank
Ensembly
Dmitri,Manuilsky
Delete
Benater Tom Connally
Dtex
United States
Venr Fraser
New Zealand
Atomic Commission
Pagk
United Nations
UNERA
Maeve
Iran
UNO
Security Organization
Nasrullas Fatezaim
Gladwyn Jabb
Entesam
Jebb
Tudy
Security Council
Alvin
Enteram
Assembly
U. S
James F. Byrnes
France
Georges Bigdault
Europe
Albania
Bulgaria
Fire
Finland
Britain
Levant
Lebanon
Faris el Khoury
Syria
Hamid Bey
Civilian Travel Restrictions Relax Across Rails and Planes
Washington reports gradual lifting of civilian travel limits on rail and air. By February 15 sleeping cars return on 351 to 451 mile routes while March restores 251 to 350 mile trips and March 15 removes remaining restrictions. Officials expect further deregulation by mid April and May 1 timelines for broader transportation changes.
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Marca
Cal
J. Monroe Johson
Office of Defense Transportaton
War Department
Johnson
DDT
Riots in Seoul as right wing protests flare
Rioting flared in Seoul today as right wing Koreans demonstrated against trusteeship. Two Koreans were killed and many injured in an armed dawn clash between civil police and more than 200 demonstrators. Over 100 shots were fired as police dispersed a protest near the governor general's palace. Korean police arrested 119. Americans were not molested. Demonstrations appeared aimed at influencing Soviet delegates at a Russo American trusteeship parley. Hodge urged restraint and noted Korea does not want trusteeship amid a world audience watching the crisis.
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Keres
Korean Students League
John R. Hodge
Andge
Troutle
U. S. 24Th Army Corps
Inmin Bo
People's Party
Hodge
Korea
Contin
East Gate
Car Wrecked in Lawrence Was Stolen in Leavenworth
Two soldiers fled after stealing and wrecking a car in Lawrence, leaving the Chalfont brothers of Guthrie Center, Indiana, to report the theft. The car had been parked in Leavenworth and missing since Wednesday night. Police sought the unknown suspects, while the Chalfont brothers, Fort Leavenworth personnel, learned Lawrence police were looking for the owners.
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Roger Chalfont
Guthrie Center
Santa Fe
Ninth Street
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Chalfont Brothers
Fort Leavenworth Separation Center
Quiet at Swift's Packing Plant as Picket Blockade Broken
Kansas City January 1907 quiets at Swift & Co packing house after a court restraining order halts the C I O United Packinghouse Workers picket line. Only six pickets remained while 175 employees returned to work. The order, granted by Judge Harvey Emerson, bars picketing and entry restrictions. Morale rises with 17 percent of workers back. company expects more by Monday. Independent union members were drawn away by pickets from other plants where the United Packinghouse Workers is the bargaining agent. Swift reports 5 cattle killed yesterday. normal kill is 700 cattle and 3,000 hogs daily.
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C.I
A. B. Mitrhel
Samuel M. Tribovich
Wyandotte County
Leslie Crear
CSO
Swift
Strikehound Amnour
Wilson and Cudahy
United Tackinghouse Workers Union
W. Howard
Death by own action in Passau linked to prison case
A Polish prisoner’s death by his own action is under investigation by U S army secret agents in Passau Germany. They probe whether fear of being linked to the Passau killings motivated the suicide after three American military government officers were attacked. A German girl tied to the villa and her father’s role with the Passau detachment are among questioned persons. Six CLD agents and similar counter intelligence staff work the case.
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Danube River
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CLD
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Kaiser Accepts Truman Proposal in Steel Wage Impasse
Kaiser, after a White House talk with President Truman and CIO leader Phil Murray, announced an 18 cent hourly wage increase with a contract at his Fontana California plant and with Willow Run autos. CIO workers walk out ahead of a general strike while U S Steel rejects the plan and other firms negotiate, keeping mills running pending possible actions.
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Pacific Coast
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Fast Advances Halt Nazi Plans
The report notes Allied rapid advances in January 1945 disrupted Adolf Sauckel’s plan to draft up to 1.5 million slave laborers from France and the Low Countries. Prosecutor Jacques Herzog said deportations continued until liberation, with sauckel targeting men 16 to 40 and women 18 to 45 for Reich industries.
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France
Low Countries
Jacques Bernard Herzog
Herzog
Frits Stackel
Sauckel
Jobs seekers rise at U.S. Employment Service office
Net 1,348 applicants last week for Lawrence office positions up 160 from prior week. Among 811 men and 527 women, 418 men were war veterans. Office listed 42 job openings, with 31 for women and 11 for men, covering a broad range of midwest trades.
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U.S. Employment Service
Lawrence
Harry R. Barnard
U.S.E.S
Barnard
Middle West
Unsettled Weather Across Kansas Predictions Shift
Topeka reports unsettled conditions as forecaster Flora reverses mild weather hopes. Rain expected statewide today with possible snow in north, west and east by tomorrow morning. Eastern Kansas may see heavy rain tonight. rivers may risk flooding. Temperatures fall tonight with highs near 45 to 50 in east and south, 40 to 45 in the northwest.
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Coffeyville
Wamego
Kansas City
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Concordia
Goodland
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Bak
Housing Bureau Aids Veterans In City Search
Walter J. Keeler announces a special housing bureau to help veterans locate living quarters in the city. The program runs for several weeks at the Chamber of Commerce office funded jointly by the Chamber and a special servicemen's fund raised about three years ago. Taxi 2800 Union Cab Co-Ady.
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Chamber of Commerce Housing Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce and
Trial machinery set for Tojo war-crimes trials in Tokyo
Tokyo dated January 19. General MacArthur announced an international tribunal to try Hideki Tojo and his wartime cabinet for crimes against peace, humanity, and war crimes. The charter lists procedures, evidence rules, and allowable documents, with trials to begin in Tokyo possibly in early March and other tribunals to follow in Japan or U S territories.
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Hideki Tojo
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Hie
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Lista
Returning Troops Arrive in New York On George Washington
The Associated Press reports servicemen from this area were scheduled to arrive yesterday aboard the George Washington in New York from Europe. Cpl. Charles J. Sulzen of Lawrence, T/Sgt. Raymond D. Schott of Baldwin, and Pfc. Minor Larrick of Edgerton were listed among the returnees. A chimney fire at 732 New York Street burned out yesterday afternoon with no further damage reported.
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George Washington
New York
Charles J. Sulzen
Lawrence
Raymond D. Schott
Baldwin
Minor Larrick
Edgerton
New York Street
Plane Used to Spot Pipeline Leaks
Hays Kaw pipeline company reports using a Cub cruiser plane to inspect crude pipelines between Logan and Lyons Kansas. Fred A Thompson flies a thousand mile route in three days, mapping leaks from 100 to 1000 feet above ground.
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Kaw
Uee
Kaw Pipeline Company
Logan
Lyons
Kan
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Veth Thompson
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Thompson
Douglas County Soil Conservation Board to Meet February 1
The newly formed Douglas County Soil Conservation District board of five supervisors will hold its first meeting Friday afternoon February 1 at the Farm Bureau office in the Post Office building. Emil Heck Wilson Counts and Deal Six have returned from a Salina trip with conservation officials. Ruben Lind Manhattan and Varey Schmitz Ottawa will speak at the session. PICTURE MAY CHANGE as downtown Lawrence butchers anticipate meat shortages next week due to the strike.
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Farm Bureau
Post Office
Emil Heck
Wilson
Deal
Salina
Rf Conservation Us
Ruben Lind
Manhattan
Estenainn
Varey Schmitz
Ottawa
Lawrence
Kansas school boards may select texts from state list
Topeka January 19 Kansas state superintendent LAL W Brooks announced that boards of education in first and second class cities may choose their own textbooks from a state list. A three member county committee will select for smaller high schools, with selections to be tied to a five year bank usage. The new process requires February 1 organization and April 1 adoptions, not applying to elementary schools. A Cody Wyoming brief follows: a man offers 100 reward for a whiskey theft from a car.
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Lal. W. Brooks
Kansas
Brooke
Brooks
Boards of Education
Busy week ahead for Lawrence Liberty Memorial high school students
About 625 students face final exams for the first semester next Tuesday through Thursday under Principal Ralph Kaber. Studies will be interspersed with three basketball games including two conference tilts and one nonconference game. The mid term vacation runs Friday to Monday with sessions resuming at 9 oclock.
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Ralph Kaber
Beck
Cleen
Snehgehoo
Wyancutte
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Olathe
Argentine High School
Linn
Baster
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Eudora Sailor Dies in Pearl Harbor Casualty
Nolan Spencer Johnson Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Nolan Johnson of Eudora, drowned at Pearl Harbor on 9 1945 while serving as fireman 1c. He enlisted December 1943 and trained at Grand Lake, Grat Lakee, Hampton Matie ute, Minneapolis, Shoemaker California, before overseas duty. Born September 25, 1925, he was a graduate of Eudora schools. Body to be sent home for burial.
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Johnson
Eudora
War Department
Nolan Spencer Johnson, Jr
Pearl
Kaw Council Boy Scouts Meet at Magnate Temple
The annual Kaw Council meeting for eight counties in the northeastern part of the state will be held Wednesday night at the Magnate temple. About 241 are expected to attend with H Roe Bartle of the Kansas City area council as speaker Delph Simons will be master of ceremonies Father Cowell O Neill will give the invocation. A 5 p.m. business meeting precedes elections of officers Ralph Graber chairs the nominating committee Dinner at 6 30 p.m. includes presentation of the Silver Beaver awards.
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Magnate
H. Roe Bartle
Acout
Kansas City Area Council
Delph Simons
Cowell O'Neill
Ralph Graber
2348 Still Employed at Sunflower Ordnance Works
In the week ended yesterday 10 workers were terminated at Sun Tower Ordnance Works, 122 men and 18 women. Three World War II veterans were hired, former employees who left for military service. The OW employs 2,348 in total, comprising 2,044 men and 304 women.
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