Albania Breaks Ties With Yugoslavia Over Trade
Belgrade radio reported Albania ordered Yugoslav cultural and trade missions to leave within 48 hours, amid a severance of economic agreements. The notes accuse Albania of offensive acts against Yugoslavia and halt rail construction, exports, and removal of a Yugoslav diplomat amid mounting Balkan tension.
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London
Belgrade
Albania
Yugoslavia
Yukklavia
Fotes
Tanjug
Central Communist Party Committee
Comintern
Tito
Maraziam
Albana
Yaroslavia
Balkan
Communist International Information Bureau
Yagoslav
Russia
Ritolj
Bitolj
Greece
Greek Second Army
Kezane
Ugoslavia
Scutari
Yaroslava E Third
Kansan Names for Agriculture Secretary Post
Governor Catham and Representative Hope head discussions on a potential Agriculture Secretary role if Republicans win in November. The Kansan notes figures Carlan and Republican leaders from the state and national levels as possible appointees, with emphasis on agricultural and committee leadership background.
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Washington
Frank Catham
Hope
Ney
Carlan
Thomas E
Kanears
House
Capper
Senate
Four-Power Meeting on Berlin Food Blockade Held
Four-power talks convened at the Soviet marshal’s residence to press Moscow on lifting Berlin’s blockade. British officials said discussions followed a suggestion from Western commanders, with plans to increase Western aid flights to supply about 2,900 tons daily for 2.61 million western Berliners.
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Berlin
Vassily
Sokolotsky
Perlin
Beran
Marghal
Brian Robertson
Sukelavaky
Robertson
Germary
Kreman
Sokelese
Cope
Breies
Germany
Guithoritina
Theaty
Harvest Rain Delays Wheat Harvest and Potatoes
Wet weather slowed wheat cutting across the region with showers in Lawrence, Vinland, and Lecomp ton while the Raw Valley potato harvest continued. Fourteen carloads of potatoes shipped yesterday, prices down from mid Dane levels, and government bought two carloads of US No 1 white potatoes at 2.55 a hundred pounds.
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Hawepeock
Soray
Lawrence
Vinland
Lecompton
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Dane
George Butell
Nougive County Agricultural Conservation Association
Wrandette County
Lawrence Purchase
Kamil W. Heck
Doughessy
Kaw Valley Potato Morning
Ten Thousand Dollar Gift Boosts University Housing Fund
An anonymous donor provides 10000 to the University of Kansas Endowment Association to add to existing scholarship residence hall funds. The endowment now supports men’s and women’s housing with private gifts and bequests, separate from state funds for dormitory expansion. Cooperative living and shared duties characterize the new scholarship halls with sub 30 dollar monthly board for men and lean budgets for women.
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University of Kangan Endowment Association
Deane W. Malort
Corbin Hall
Miller and Watkins
Rattenfeld
Carruth and Templer
Return of Mrs. Schermerhorn From Paris News
Robert P. Schermerhorn returned Tuesday from four months in Paris France with the Contreflers Department of Trans Word Airlines. Mr. and Mrs. Schermerhorn are visiting his parents at 1423 Kentucky Street. Regular ice delivery man. July ad.
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Paris
Robert P. Schermerhorn
France
Schermerhorn
Contreflers
Trans Word Airlines
Mrs. Schermerhorn
A. F. Schermerhorn
Kentucky Street
Nation records holiday death toll from accidents
The Associated Press reports 19 persons killed during the Independence Day weekend. One death from miscellaneous causes, three drownings, 15 traffic fatalities. National Safety Council estimates 235 more deaths expected over the three-day holiday, with about 300000 cars on the roads as vacationers travel to lakes and other destinations. State tallies include New York five deaths, Colorado, Indians and Michigan two traffic fatalities each, plus one each in Minnesota Nebraska New Jersey North Dakota Ohio and Texas.
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National Safety Council
New York State
Colorado
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
Texan
Seizure Power Debated Over Steel Mine Strife
Washington July 3 government lawyers studied a draft law to see if it grants President Truman authority to seize captive steel company mines if a threatened strike occurs. They warned a prolonged shutdown could halt blast furnaces and paralyze auto and defense sectors, affecting the national defense program. The dispute centers on use of seizure powers and the Taft-Hartley act as unions push for a union shop while steel firms seek injunctions and alternative terms.
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Washington
Truman
Ine Junction
NURB
Lewis’ United Mine Workere
Atra
NPE
Lewis
John TL
Pewee
Unien
National Latin Ren Iations Board
Stereo
Gustes
Butamsnams
Butes
Defense
Russelll Gav
U.S. Sel Corporation
Enal
NLRB
Robert N. Perham
Congress
Steel Companing
End to cereal use checks urged by agriculture chief
Washington July 3 The bumper wheat crop prompts calls to end grain control programs. The House Agriculture Committee chair urged speeding up the end of ration controls on bread and bakery goods. Cabinet officials are asked to join a campaign by baking and flour milling industries to boost bread consumption as wheat harvests are forecast to exceed earlier estimates.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Hope
Agriculture, State and Commerce
Cabinet Food Committee
Agriculture Committee
Elect Lew Henry for Douglas County retirement plan group
Lew Henry was elected permanent chairman of the Douglas County committee backing a state public employee retirement plan. About 45 county officials and leaders attended at the Lemart house to study the plan, with Harold Weck as vice chair Mary Ellen Simmons secretary and receiving officer. The meeting outlined the proposed system including employee contributions and retirement formulas, with optional early retirement and 30 years service provisions.
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Lew Henry
Youngil
Fast Highthe
Persmanent
Douglas County
University of Kansas
Lemart
Honey
Register of Deeds
Harold Weck
Wan
Mary Ellen Simmons
Systern
Walter Johnson
Highway Commission
Svate
Mara Cushawin
Shawnee County
Ralph Young
State Committee
Coffer
Et Abels
Istrict
Legislative Council
Showers Forecast for Topeka Holiday Weekend
Widely scattered light thundershowers and sultry weather are forecast for the holiday weekend in Kansas with highs near 90. Rainfall overnight and Sunday is not expected to hamper the wheat harvest in full swing. Overnight lows are expected 68 to 70 with Dodge City and Topeka reporting light rainfall in the last 24 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
D. Finra
Topeke
Goodland
Tate
Dodge City
KU Chancellor Malott says five athletes cleared for eligibility
Kansas University Chancellor Dean Malott announced that five KU athletes whose eligibility was threatened by a Big Seven rule interpretation will be eligible for varsity participation during the 1948-49 year. The veterans named include Dew P. Fain, Thoms A. Sweatt, Gene Sherwood, Marin Hy Seal, and Exkridys, a basketball player, following an Lincolny faculty meeting at Lincoln, Nebraska. The decision supports veterans who entered before May 1, 1947, allowing four years of varsity competition.
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Deane Wo Malott
University of Kansas
Toray
Malott
Ata Heute
Wasna
Athetes
Anniversite
Cone Foothill
Dew PL Fainbrough
Thoms A. Sweatt
Sherwyed
Marin Hy Seal
Duhy
Linseth
Nebr
Beaore
Soho
Kansas State Board of
Reeneyita
K. L. Athletic Corporation
Mem
Eisenhower
Kansas State College
State of Kansas
Serks
Vinx
Force
Aner
Ciirds Frye
Tineetor
Seth Chanceelior
Nedey
Lincoln
Freshmat
Woset
City registers open for August primaries and November vote
City Hall opens registration desks to 21 and older voters through July 23 for the August primaries and November general election. Citizens must US nationals, Kansas residents six months, precinct residents 30 days to qualify, with special absentee rules for KU students and address updates urged.
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Harned Fisher
Fisher Sant
Fisher
United States
Kansas
Truck Jeep Crash Injures One at Ninth and Rhode Island
One person was injured and three vehicles damaged in a crash at the Ninth and Rhode Island streets intersection yesterday afternoon. Jeep driver J D Schimstendorf of 16 Ohio Street collided with a 1941 GMC truck driven by G E Napp of 1817 Alabama Street, pushing the jeep into a Plymouth coach owned by A T Burgess of Sunflower. Passenger Sheila L Blossom of Hampshire Street received treatment for lacerations and bruises.
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Ninth
Rhode Island
Leo Redding
J. D. Schimstendorf
Ohio Street
G. E. Napp
Alabama Street
Plymouth
A. T. Burgess
Sunflower
Rhode Island Street
Sheila L. Blossom
Hampshire Street
Flower Fund aids KU students with emergency loans
The University of Kansas Endowment Association’s Flower Fund provided nearly $9,000 in emergency aid during fall and spring, mainly as short term loans to veterans and students facing delay in government funds. average loan about $40, loans repayable within 60 days, reviewed by a department committee led by Dean L. C. Woodruff and Mrs. Boynton.
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University of Kansas
U. Endowment Association
Mia
Flora $. Hoynton
Dicetor
L. C. Woodruff
Marthe Peterson
Boynton
Althea
Ifta
Vans
Inter
Sweden
Cmse Mn
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Wees
Paul Arenuer Marchal
Tifo
Foreign Ministry
Darlang Biffy
Ofnternationerm
K. U
Safety Council
Journal-World
Monye
Regular Ice Delivery Monduly Ltd,—Adt
Kansas City
Kan
Missouri
Uruton
Kent
Jayhawk
Frita Co.— Iv
Veterka Fambroujen
Sear
Tom Scott
Gene Sherwood
Ot Sthea
Tham
Faktidice
Felies
Fambrough, Scott, Sherwood, Small and
Eskaidge
Saim
Jayhawk Tlunge
Adv
Esarioce
Boin James Kansever
New York
James Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Willian O'Dsyer
K. U. “Flower Fund
Sega
Ysterday
Kanes
Panlentis
York
Raag
RMIT
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