Russia Seeks UN Action Over British Troops in Greece and Java
Russia asks the UN Security Council to address British troop presence in Greece and the Netherlands East Indies amid broader moves tied to Iran. The Kremlin signals possible aims to limit Western interest in the Near and Far East while noting Greek and Dutch concerns in their respective spheres of influence.
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Russia
UNO Security Council
Greece
Netherlands East Indies
World League
Friends of
UNO
Organization For World Security
Iran
Security Council
Fts
Near Fast
Far East
Balkan
Java
Netherlands
Pacific
Moscow
Japan
Crisis-Happy Congress Member Urges Inflation Risks Ahead
A southern congressman, backed by peers, advocates pursuing various schemes despite inflation risks. He dismisses inhibitions and calls to test outcomes, arguing many inflation-harming propositions could be vote getters, a trait seen in crisis-happy politicians since the New Deal era.
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Congress
Picket Line Warning at University of California
The Regents threaten suspension for anyone seen on a picket line. The text recalls a decade ago when a religious group connected with the university promoted picketing without authorities’ knowledge. A Chicago strike then drew in Lawrence students who joined the line, though not as workers for the targeted firms.
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University of California Regents
Chicago
Lawrence
Whose Conspiracy Philip Murray Blames Employers
The speech charges big employers with conspiring to destroy unions and trigger strikes paralyzing industry. He contends unions faltered during wartime and now labor leaders seek to shift blame onto industrialists, echoing Nazi tactics of making a large lie believed by the public.
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Philip Murray
U.S0
German Ballots Mark Free Elections In American Zone
German voters in the American occupation zone held local elections for village councils the first time in 13 years with a party slightly left of center winning a majority and a center party second. Higher government functions remain under Allied control while locals elect officials. General Eisenhower faced a tense encounter with war wives and kept expectations cautious. The President’s balanced budget message is challenged by economics and congressional support for reduced spending. Wichita’s liquor stance appears liberal for wartime standards and now faces federal court scrutiny.
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Congress
Wichita
Averages and Laments Across Newspapers
A trio of clipped lines contrasts global and U S averages with humor and debt. Scott City News notes the world’s average adult is not white, not English speaking, and earns under $250 yearly while Lyons News claims the U S average is white and English speaking yet deeply in debt to the federal treasury. Pratt Union adds a farm anecdote about straw and excelsior for hens nests.
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Scott City News
United States
Federal Treasury
Lyons News
Pratt Union
Goya and Alba Duchess Scandal Ringing Madrid Gossip
Madrid debates the long lasting glare on Francisco Goya and a revived gossip link to the exhumation of the 1802 Duchess of Alba. The Prado crowds study the famed nude and the court romance, while the San Antonio de la Florida chapel houses a Goya religious work with famed “happy girls” portraits.
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Madrid
Francisco Goya
Goya
Prado Museum
Alba
Gosa
Urs
Tal Rt
Geya
Can
Dade
Uh Putoen
San Anta de la Florida
Charles Bourth
Gaya
Smilar
Sation
Lungre
Geva
Bordeaux
Legion Post to Have Charge of Camp at Kansas State
Manhattan Kansas January 23 Private trailer parking for 20 war veterans will be provided next semester under an agreement between Manhattan city officials and American Legion. The legion post will run Manhattan Long’s park, turning it into a veteran trailer site. Emergency housing for about 40 unmarried students will be created by converting a former overflow student hospital building.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
American Legion
The
Legion Post
Long's Park
A. R. Jones
The Old Hone Town death and local events
John H. Bell died early today after 51 years in Lawrence. He was a music dealer piano maker and composer of band marches. W E Stone of Carter Grocery aided highway patrol in search for two men after a stolen car wreck near Manhattan. Miss Louise Irwin married Dr A Denton Vail of Billings Missouri at the bride’s home. Leisure Hour club met with Mrs Lottie Moore. Miss June Muzzy and Miss Beth snow hosted a shower for Miss Hazel Gregg.
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John H. Bell
Lawrence
W. E. Stone
Carter
Highway Patrol
Manhattan
Louise Irwin
A. Denton Vail
Billings
C. E. Irwin
Lottie Moore
June Muzzy
Beth Snon
Hazel Grege
Twenty Five Years Ago Saturday Night Club Meet
The Saturday Night club met with Dr. F B Davis who read a paper on the unrealized development of industry and education in the 13th century. Birth announcements include a son for Mr and Mrs Ray E Gaffney of Winfield dated January 28. Mrs Gaffney formerly Josephine Stimpson of Lawrence. Keith Hemenway spent the weekend in Junction City. Mrs L White wed in Kansas City after weekend with Mrs Anna Gibson. The Rohrer couple announce a son born January 23. Mrs Rohrer formerly Justina West. John Strong returned from a brief visit with his daughter Mrs Don Westy in Tulsa. Frank Harper leaves tonight for a business trip to South Carolina. Mae McClelland from Emporia spends the weekend at home. Movie listings at Varsity and Bowersock feature A City Sparrow and Guilty of Love. Owl sorority hosts a chocolate at Miss Helen Spaar’s home. Special music at Baptist church this week includes Raymond, Mrs W C Simons, Miss Mary Carpenter, Earl Russell and Miss Bessie Livers. Louise Hoffman went to Topeka last evening. Maude Anderson visiting in Atchison. Sol Marks goes to Excelsior Springs for two weeks. Armin Barteldes hosted friends for a birthday gathering. George H Ward and children return from Nebraska after two months. Mrs Peter Emory entertained the Monday Afternoon Duplicate Whist club yesterday.
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F. B. Davis
Ray E. Gaffney
Winfield
Gaffney
Josephine Stimpson
Lawrence
Keith Hemenway
Junction City
L. Whitea
Kansas City
Anna Gibson
W. E. Rohrer
Rohrer
Justina West
John Strong
Don Westy
Tulsa
Oklo
Frank Harper
South Carolina
Mae McClelland
Emporia
Mavine
Ethel Clayton
Varsity
Dorothy Dalton
Bowersock
Owl
Helen Spaar
Baptist Church
will _y Raymond
W. C. Simons
Mary Carpenter
Earl Russell
Bessie Livers
Louise Hoffman
Toveka
Maude Anderson
Atchis
Sol Marks
Excelsior
Armin Barteldes
Remnants of German Fleet Divided by Big Three
London reports remnants of the Nazi navy totaling 1 749 surface units and 31 submarines are to be split among Britain Russia and the United States on a shore to shore basis leaving Germany without a combat fleet. Britain will get 13 destroyers and torpedo boats 21 depot ships and 612 other units while the United States receives 10 000 ton cruiser Prinz Eugen seven destroyers and torpedo boats 12 depot ships and 540 other units Russia gets 6 000 ton cruiser Nuernberg 10 destroyers and torpedo boats 15 depot ships and 507 other units. Negotiations continue on Britain transferring some units to France. The Potsdam decision was announced by a tri power communique.
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London
Britain
Russia
United States
Germany
Prinz Eugen
Washington
State Department
Boston
Navy Department
Frederick C. Hicks
New York
Nuernberg
United Kingdom
Ed Anderson recalls Lawrence history on 84th birthday
Edwin C. Anderson, a lifelong Lawrence resident, turns 84 on January 24 and recounts local bygone days. He recalls the Pacific Mill at Eleventh and Connecticut, built in the 1860s by Shultz, later owned by Smoker and McConnell, powered by a steam engine, and used to mill corn meal and produce hominy. The mill's engine room housed a corn crib and hand shelling. The city rewired the well underneath, drying nearby wells when water mains were laid. The mill changed hands, later supplying steam for wooden pigs and then grinding corn meal again. A 1868 windstorm toppled the steam engine’s metal stack, recalled for hailstones as large as eggs. The stack was replaced by a brick chimney.
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Edwin C. Anderson
Lawrence
Vta
Anderson
Pacfie
Hleventh
Connecticut Streets
Shultz
Smoker
McConnell
General Roberts
Kaw
Milla
Naval commission completes plan for new reforms
A tripartite naval commission appointed to implement the recently submitted plan has completed its initial review. The group outlines steps for modernization, training, and maritime safety, with details to be released in upcoming briefings.
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Tripartite Naval Comvssion
Landing at Two Coasts AP Dispatches Troop Arrivals
Ten transports are due today at two east coast ports carrying 11 000 service personnel while 18 000 troops debark from 21 vessels at five west coast ports East coast arrivals include New York Newport News and nine ships with 11268 at New York and one vessel with three at Newport News West coast ports San Francisco San Diego Seattle Tacoma and Los Angeles receive multiple ships totaling 13 ? and 1? cargo counts vary A pocket sized tobacco humidor has been invented to keep tobacco fresh for pine smokers
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Bythe Associated Press
New Orleans
New York
Newport News
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Presidential representation in reparations puzzle final
A crossword themed entry lists across clues from 1 to 61 and vertical clues alongside. It includes references to a presidential representative and various wordplay prompts such as toxins of the nose and ancient cities, with clues ranging from 12 Fairy to 30 He was.
Oppose Rural School Plan Meeting At Iola
H H Ulrich of the High Prairie district led about 200 patrons in Allen county against the proposed rural school organization plan. They hired two lawyers to test the law constitutionally, arguing consolidation should be by community choice, not by law or committee. They warned of higher taxes, longer rides, and larger classes, noting eastern Kansas bears costs for a plan benefiting western Kansas.
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Iola
H. H. Ulrich
High Prairie
Rural Schoola
Allen County
Fred Apt
L. T. Cannon
Humboldt
Maine
Kansas
Western
Ulrich
Keith Ulrich
Leland Ulrich
New Clubs Added to Junior High Extra Curricular Program
New clubs including camera craft knitting hobby book airplane library and business will join the next semester schedule. One hour on Monday Wednesday and Friday will be devoted to activities while students may attend meetings or study hall. Existing clubs such as art Junior Players stamp speech Red Cross science and scouts continue next term. A survey found popular clubs readers and physical education groups camera craft art and Junior Players.
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Camera
Gorrie Named Kansas City AP News Editor
New York AP reports Charles Nutter announces Cm Frank Gorrie will become Kansas City AP News Editor effective February 1 after 27 years in journalism. Gorrie led Seattle bureau coverage and helped launch printerized news for Alaskan papers. He covered major events from boxing to plane crashes and wars. Born in Minneapolis, he is 42.
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New York
Frank Gorvie
Cive
Bureau
Seattle
Charles Nutter
Kansas
Cit
Kent Cooper
Nutter
International House
New Orleans
Gorrie
APL
The
Seattle I Snes
Los Angeles
Will Rogers
Professor F L Brown Speaks on Polarized Light at Co Op Meeting
Prof F L Brown of the University of Kansas was guest speaker at the Co-Operative Club meeting at the Eldridge Hotel. He explained polarized light with devices and predicted polarized headlights for cars. Bruce McKee won the attendance prize. Directors plan a 6:30 dinner and business session at the Eldridge. Next week’s meeting will be shortened due to the Kansas State basketball game.
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F. J. Brown
End’ Ng
University of Kansas
Eldridge
Brown
Bruce McKee
Baldwin News Highlights Local Persons and Events
Mrs. F H Flickinger returns from visits to Ashland Oakley and will host at her home near Baldwin Lumber Co with Mrs Gertrude Carrier. Joseph Watson dies in Rossville from a heart attack ten days after his wife’s death by train. He taught at Rossville High School and is survived by two daughters in Sapulpa and Topeka. Rotary program features three Baker students Robert Wellborn Kenneth McFerren Carl Hult discussing England Australia and the Pacific. Alpha Chi Omega guild elects officers Burl Maxwell Vale Wells and Charles Bonebrake. Catherine Adams and Dorothy van Soulen travel to Lawrence for organist Parvin Titus. Lt John P Simons prof at Baker profiled in New York Herald Tribune. serving in Italian fronts.
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F. H. Flickinger
Harold Flickinger
Ashland
Donald Hall
Oakley
Baldwin Lumber Co
Gertrude Carrier
Charles N. Murray
Joseph Watson
Rossville
W. A. Bailey
Kansas City
Charles W. Bailey
Baldwin Rotary Club
Robert Wellborn
England
France
Italy
Kenneth McFerren
Australia
Carl Hult
Pacific
Baker
Emil
Liston
Tors
William Horn
Harold Horn
Rotarians
Flory
Capron
Stucker
Ward
Curby
Ottawa
Myron
Sigler
Weaver
Bonnie Jean Adriance
W. Adriance
Claude R. Beeks
Guild of
Alpha Chi Omega
Yale Wells
Jersey Street
Burl Maxwell
Vale Wells
Charles Bonebrake
Guild
Chanter House
H. B. Justice
Joseph Simonac
Catherine M. Adams
Mies
Dorothy van Soulen
Lawrence
Parvin Titis
Cleveland
John P. Simons
New York Herald Tohune
Tsoutenant Simoni
Venzia
Reconciled Deppe's reforms face education stance
The article notes ongoing Slovene press attacks on Deppe while colleagues in A.M.G. praise his work. Mrs Simoni and their young son David live in Topeka during Lieutenant Simoni's absence, as Giulia and the council address education issues.
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Giulia
Deppe
Revoluti Sons
A.M.G. Hallows
Simoni
David
Topeka
Radio Programs on WHAF to KMBC January 23 24
A listing of radio broadcasts across stations WHAF KMBC KMUCH WR WSC and WDAF for Wednesday January 23 and Thursday January 24. The schedule includes newscasts musical programs theater features and religious services with performers such as Frank Sinatra Dinah Shore Bob Burns and Cab Calloway and events at venues like the Plymouth Congregational Church in Lawrence.
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WRES
Western Echoes
Ted West
Kansas Cy 1 Church
Hiklesarde Kmuchdr
Car van
Newnenst Goa
Pivartot Srg
WSC
WAP
KMBC
Xasaren
Tomy Tucker
Wwack Armstrong
Tern Echova
Witseis
Mist Wee
KMI Wap West
Kansas
Din Neate
KML. Co
Traver
WIAF
Bob Burns
Kansas City Philharmonie Orch
WDAF
Burns and
Allen
Wren—Lum
Abner
Wren
Earl Godwin
Dinah Shore
PBS
Andre Roatelanetz
Music Hall
Harley Lobby
WDAP
Jack Haley
Iuests
Island Venture
Allen Roth
Newacast
Jack Kirkened
Richard Harkness
Jack Smith
Powder Box
Monnheams
Alvino Ray
Gardena Orch
Organ Mejodies
F. Hann Fiath
New Miracle Hearing Aid Enables Deaf to Hear Again
Beltone Hearing Aid Co introduces the Mono-Pac a compact aid that removes battery packs and wires. It promises discreet wear under clothing with a lifetime guarantee and costs under a third of a cent per hour to operate. Beltone-Kansas City Hearing Service offers free information and home demonstrations at 1091 Grand Ave Trent B-1 Kansas City Mo.
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Hart of Hearing
Beltone Hearing Aid Co
Beltone
Kansas City
Grand Ave
Trent
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F. L. Brown
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KFEL
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence Loans Finance Co
B. G. Gustafson
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