Atom Blast Fires Still Burn At Bikini Lagoon
Firefighting crews labored into day two at Bikini lagoon as five of 73 ships in the target fleet sank. Navy officials warned the second underwater atomic test, expected in 3 to 4 weeks aboard the same fleet, could cause greater losses.
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U.S
Appalachian
Bikini Lagoon
Navy
Forrestal
Roger Ramey
Air Force
Kwajalein
Sakawa
Anderson
Seana Pees Gilliam
Carlisle
Samsom
Independence
Arkansas
Nagato
Pensacola
Skate
Eniwetok
Nevada
Sahara
la Nevade
Kinley ‘ Forces
Nagasaki
New Mexico
Internationalization of Trieste Agreed by Foreign Ministers
The foreign ministers council agreed in principle on internationalizing Trieste but not a binding statute for the Adriatic port. Yugoslavia’s Kardelj urged a frontier compromise and participation by Yugoslavia in Trieste's administration, opposing France's border proposal. The meeting paused on a date for the 21 nation peace conference.
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Trieste
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Sef
Arthur Vandenburg
Michigan
Copip
Edward Kardelj
Yugoslavia
Council of Foreign Ministers
Kingdoom
Teste
Kardelj
Tate Byrnes
France
Russia
United Kingdom
MacArthur arrives in Manila for Independence ceremonies
General Douglas MacArthur lands at Nichols Field in a C-54 named Bataan to join Manila's Independence celebrations. President Roxas and American official Paul V. McNutt greet him with many officials and diplomats soon arriving as 50 nations prepare to attend. Washington also hails Philippines independence as July 4 approaches. KU adds two engineering appointments Ammon Andes to aero nautical engineering and Burnett Treat to mechanical engineering with ties to UC Berkeley and the naval lab at Annapolis.
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Manila
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Bataan
Nicholas Field
Philippines
Manual Roxas
Paul V. McNutt
D-Md
Robert E. Hannegan
Guam
George E. Kenney
Altho
Roxas
Tydings
Washington
Patterson
New Philippines Republic
University of Kansas School of Engineering
Ammon Andes
University
Montana State College
California Institute of Technology
Andes
State College of Washington
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Ft. Worth
Texas
Annapolis
Hotter Rest of Week Forecast for Kansas
Topeka reports rising temperatures as S D Flora forecasts hotter than average weather through the week. Expect scattered western and central Kansas rain tonight and tomorrow with highs near 85 to 90 today and 90 to 95 tomorrow. Lows range 63 to 70. Western Kansas may see rain Thursday with showers spreading east Thursday night into Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Garden City
Goodland
Ellis
Phillipsburg
Concordia
Coffeyville
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
A. S
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Kanaar City
Wien
Los Angeles
Miami
Minnespoiia
New Orleans
New York
Eierictiist Gs
Oklahoma C
Washington
Cattle and hog shipments flood markets as prices soar
A flood of cattle and hog shipments swamped live stock markets nationwide after yesterday's price surge. Chicago cattle hit a record high of 22.50 dollars, exceeding the OPA ceiling by 4.50. Ice delivery for July 4 and ice dock hours 8 am to 10 pm noted.
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Pheatt Lines
Chicago
Corn Advances in Chicago For July Delivery
Chicago July 2 prices show corn gaining 5 cents per bushel with oats and barley slipping from intraday highs. Barley retreated 2 cents from its peak while oats fell up to 3 cents. July delivery dipped 4 1/2 cents from the high, while corn closed at 1.56 1/4 dollars, up 10 cents from a week ago and 5 cents above yesterday. Cash corn traded at 2.14 compared with 2.11 yesterday.
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Chicago
Photographer Assaulted After Photo Taken Outside Tupelo Club
Tupelo July 2 AP photographer Allen W. Snipes of Memphis was assaulted after taking a picture of Congressman John Rankin outside a Tupelo club. Rankin, seeking renomination in Mississippi's first district, ripped the journalist’s shirt and scratched his neck and hands.
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Tupelo
Iss
U. S
John Rankin
Missis
Associated Press
Ranin
Mississippi
Allen W. Snipes
Memphis
Senate Fights Over OPA Price Powers and Rent Control
Washington July 2 Administration leaders clashed over restoring OPA general price powers and rent controls. Senator Capehart urged quick action while Barkley warned against a narrow bill. Taft and Maybank questioned pace as the fight suggested weeks of delay with no clear general price policy.
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Washington
Senate
OPA
Barkley
Banking Committee
Capehart
R-Ind
Taft
Ohio
Senate Banking Committee
Jaeulee Toivethne Act Caer Aing
House
Maybank
Ds.c
Wagner
D-N.y
O’daniel
D-Tex
Wherry
Rneb
Harvest Progress After Rain Delays In Lawrence Area
The 1946 harvest of wheat and oats resumes around Lawrence after heavy rains. Deliveries by Lawrence elevators are light and peak harvest is days away. Growers push to hasten eating operations to meet a strengthened market. Kaw Valley potato digging nears completion with last shipments totaling 607 cars for the season.
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Lawrence Ae Yeceipte
Lawrence
Kaw Valley
Wers
Nebraska Needs Combines For Harvest of Wheat
Nebraska calls for 330 combines to harvest wheat as Kansas winds down. Stark, assistant farm labor supervisor, said 25 combines needed in Nebraska near the Nebraska vicinity by Monday. Harvest activity shifts north along U S highways 83 and 83.
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Great Bend
Kan
Nebraska
Kansas
O. Stark
Meucek
U U. S
UN group moves on atomic control charter talks
Six men named by the United Nations as a sub committee of the atomic energy commission meet for a second secret session on an atomic control charter. Anrei A Gromyko favors a broad treaty while the U S stance seeks a step by step approach. Ferdinand Elberstadt represents the United States.
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New York
United Nations
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
E.C.T
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Ferdinand Elberstadt
U. S
Commission
Lawrence Plans July Fourth Thanksgiving Holiday
Lawrence residents will observe July 4 as a day of thanksgiving for Independence with closures of government offices and most businesses. The Lawrence police and VFW post will present two rodeo performances at Haskell stadium at 2 30 p m and 8 30 p m.
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Lawrence
United States
Lawrence Police Department
Alford-Clark Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Haskell Stadium
Girl Search widens for Kahlsdorf girl in three states
The 15 year old Juanita Kahlsdorf is missing from Lawrence since Thursday. Her father John F Kahlsdorf reports cooperation with authorities in Savannah Georgia and Goose Creek Texas to locate Gerald McWilliams the man she was last seen with. A green 1940 Ford coach with rear plate 16 4147 and tools valued at 150 appear in the car. The FBI has been notified though sparse details remain.
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Juanita Kahlsdorf
John F. Kahlsdorf
Vermont Street
Georgia
Texas
Savannah
Goose Creek
Tex
Gerald McWilliams
Lawrence
Kahlsdorf
FBI
Kahlisdorf
Kilian Denies Authorizing Rough Prisoner Punishment
In a U S Army court martial in Bad Nauheim Kilian, former camp commandant, denied authorizing brutal punishment of prisoners and fought accusations that he instituted a policy to rough prisoners so they would not return. Prosecutor Maj Robison used Kilian’s testimony from Sgt Judson Smith’s trial alleging beatings at Lichfield. Kilian’s lawyers argued the Smith trial was illegal and Kilian was pushed into a fabricated case.
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Bad Nauheim
Germany
James A. Kilian
U. S. Army
Lichfield
Eny
Joseph S. Robinson
Kilian
Judson H. Smith
Acot
U. S
Smith
Highland Park, Ill
Notices Served as Rent Controls Ebb in Douglas County
Officials in the Douglas County sheriff's office served six termination of tenancy notices and one eviction notice yesterday. Landlords must still follow state rules requiring a 30 day notice for monthly rents and a week for weekly rents. Rent and price offices report few inquiries about rent or price changes in Lawrence and await federal guidance.
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Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Altho
OPA
Lawrence
Truman Signs Bill Boosting Pay for Armed Forces
President Truman signed into law a 50 percent base pay increase for buck privates and apprentices across army navy coast guard and marine corps effective yesterday. Increases apply to enlisted ranks and corresponding officer pay scales with caps for generals and admirals. Ice delivery is canceled on July 4 with the ice dock operating 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Adv.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Philippine Forces Released by U S
Washington reports President Truman signed an order freeing the organized Philippine military from U S armed forces. He also enacted immigration and naturalization measures allowing 100 Filipinos and 100 East Indians per year to immigrate and pursue citizenship, with existing quotas matched to Chinese.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Congress
Douglas County Ends Camp Sanitation Regulation Plan
Douglas County commissioners approved Clean Camp safety and sanitary rules for Lone Star Lake after a health report by Dr. J M Mott. Rules require burnable trash in containers, burning in pits with closings dated, daily garbage removal, improved toilets, and limits on campers per cabin plus a life guard for each group, plus designated swim areas and a 20 person cap per swim group.
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Lone Star Lake
Doulas
J. M. Mott
Douglas County Health Officer
Mott
Whitehead Nominated for Permanent Brigadier General Rank
President Truman nominated Lt Gen Ennis Whitehead and 16 other officers for permanent brigadier general ranks. Whitehead, KU graduate with a BA earned in 1920, was honored by KU Alumni on October 17 1945 with the Alumni Association award for distinguished service.
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Ennis Clement Whitehead
Truman
Senate
General Whitehead
Kansas University
K. U. Alumni Association
Strikes Hit Brisbane as Workers Walk Off Jobs
Brisbane faces industry and transport disruption due to a series of strikes. About six thousand meat workers two thousand coal miners and three thousand four hundred longshoremen are off duty after four men were dismissed from a bacom factory four months ago.
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Brisbane
Australia
Bacom
Green Lantern Cafe Fire Ravages Massac husetts Street
A severe fire at the Green Lantern Cafe 745 Massachusetts street caused extensive interior damage and smoke throughout the building. Fire crews battled the blaze for over 30 minutes, with damages estimated at 14000 dollars for cafe fixtures and supplies while the building owner Abe Welfson faces unknown overall loss.
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Green Lantern Cafe
Massachusetts Street
Atorm
M. J
Mike” Getto
Eldridge Hotel
Getto
Lawrence
John Lianos
Green Lantern
Chris Williams
Minnie Davis
Davis
Apex Beauty Salon
Abe Welfson
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The
Juanita Kahlisdorf
Kansas City
Farm Credit Administration
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I. Dugan
FCA
Funk
Eeeianes Service
George Wetzel
Price Administration
Rent Control Office
Elsie E. Armstrong
Whitehead
Coshoeton
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Yolanda Cosmar
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