Senate Fight Over Price Controls Blazes Anew
Senate battles over a price control revival bill unfold as Senator Barkley defends OPA while Senator Taft presses to return to Truman’s vetoed form. O'Daniel signals readiness to speak, and White House talks with Barkley aim for quick action amid doubts over final passage.
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Washington
Barkley
Senate
Taft
Truman
Congress
Chester Rowles
O’daniel
D-Tex
Opa
Wherry
Nebraska
Warner
D-N.y
Banking Committee
White House
Mr. Truman
Capitol Hill
Truman and Byrnes Press for British Loan Approval
President Truman urged House action on a 3.75 billion dollar British loan saying without it an international economic program cannot proceed. Secretary Byrnes, from Paris, called the loan essential to peace and world welfare as debate looms. the plan would span 50 years with no interest for five years and conditions include reducing trade barriers and debt in empire regions.
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Truman
House
United Nations
Great Britain
United States
Pyrnes
Byrnes
Paris
Foreign Ministers Conference
Spence
D-Ky
Banking Committee
Foreign Ministers
Senate
Britain
Middle East
India
May accuses sinister attacks on war profiteering probes
Washington reports Rep. Andrew J. May of Kentucky on the House floor characterizes hostile attacks as sinister amid Senate war profits probes. He cites testimony about Illinois munitions links and Cumberland Lumber, pledging he profited no one’s money and acted for his constituents and the war effort.
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Washington
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
House
Senate
May
Mead
Senate War Investigating Committee
Capitol
Qlinais
Cumberland Lumber Company
Chicago
New Mexico
House Military Committee
O'Connell
Joe L. Martinez
Army Ordnance
Illinois Combine
Milk Truck Accident Near No Six School Hurts Load
About 250 quarts of bottled milk were broken when C C Clarridge of Baldwin lost control of a pickup on U S 59 half a mile south of the No Six school house. He escaped injury, the truck badly damaged, and no notice car was involved. He replaced the truck and milk and continued deliveries to Baldwin customers.
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C. C. Clarridge
Baldwin
No. Six School House
U. S. 59
Clarridge
Lawrence
Basil O'Connor Praises Red Cross as Peace Force
Basil O'Connor said the Red Cross can be the greatest force for international peace. He spoke in an address prepared for an Oxford convention of the League of Red Cross Societies, with the text published in Washington.
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Washington
Basil, O'Connor
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Oxford
England
Lesgue of Cross Societies
Stock Market Index for 60 Stocks Ends Higher on Friday
The index tracking 60 stocks rose on Friday amid gains across major sectors. Investors watched key tech and financial shares, while trading volume remained steady as market sentiment improved.
Paris FMs Deadlock Over Peace Conference Invitations
The foreign ministers council in Paris recessed with a split over inviting 21 nations to the July 29 peace conference. Molotov opposes invitations without a strict procedural code, while Byrnes and Bevin urge sending invites now and discuss rules later. Tass reports secret talks excluding Russia as big nations clash.
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Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
V. M. Molotov
Byrnes
Bevin
Tass
Germany
Russia
Big Four
Petitions authorize Kirwin irrigation district in Kansas
The Kansas division of water resources reports petitions to form Kirwin Irrigation District No 1 in Phillips Smith and Osborne counties for a $10 million dam to irrigate up to 17565 acres along the Solomon River. Chief Engineer George S. Knapp notes 280 signatures across 59 petitions meet legal thresholds.
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Topeka
Kirwin
Solomon River Valley
Kansas Division of Water Resources
George S. Knapp
Phillips
Smith
Osborne
Kansas
Knapp
Bridge Plans Approved for Howard and Sullivan Projects
Plans for the Howard Bridge on the Lawrence Baldwin road south of Sibleyville and a Sullivan Bridge on the Enterprise road southwest of Twin Mounds have been submitted for final corrections and federal approval respectively. County engineer E. E. Larson notes the Howard build is part of Douglas county's secondary system and involves Coal Creek crossings.
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Howard Bridge
Douglas County
State Highway Commission
E. E. Larson
Howard
Sibleyville
Coal Creek
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Marion Township
Enterprise Road
Twin Mounds
Truman nominates Ingram M. Stainback for territorial governor
President Truman announces the nomination of Ingram M. Stainback for another term as governor of the territory, naming Washington as the nominating figure. The move comes as the administration rotates leadership in the territory.
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Truman
Washington
Ingram M. Stainback
Territory
Moisture damage hits western Kansas wheat sharply
In Hays Kansas on July 8 the shortage of railcars worsens moisture spoilage of wheat stored on the ground. Green wet wheat rots, losses could reach 50 percent while dry wheat bleaches for up to 15 percent. Collyer area reports ruinous storage and rail delays pushing farmers to abandon piles on ground.
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Hays
Kan
Kansas
Hays Daily News
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Little Tregs
Collyer
Tom Perkins
Robinson Company
Emma Morell
Perkins
Wall Street
Peter Dreiling
Farmers Union Co-Operative
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
CFA
Gulf
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
Nebraska
All Day Session of Kansas Baptist Education Council
The Council of Christian Education of the Kansas Baptist Convention will meet in the First Baptist church parlors in Lawrence for an all day session tomorrow July 9. Twenty members will attend from various parts of the state. Rev. Charles P. Johnson of Topeka calls the meeting. Rev. Charles W. Thomas is a member. First Baptist church committee members invite attendance. Sessions are at 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm.
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Council of Christian Education
The
Kansas Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Charles P. Johnson
Topeka
Christian Education
Charles W. Thomas
Baptist University
Christian Education Committee
Woman sentenced for fatal stabbing linked to Haskell star
Denver July 8 Fannie Brown Stabler 38 convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the January 23 stabbing death of John Levi 49 once a Haskell Indian Institute athlete. Judge Robert W Steele declined probation for the mother of three.
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Denver
Fannie Brown Stabler
John Levi
Haskell Indian Institute
Robert W. Steele
Large Run of Stock at Kansas City Market
Kansas City stockyards reported the heaviest meat animal run in months with 16,590 cattle 3510 calves 3000 hogs and 240 sheep. Grain fed steers brought 21 dollars and grass fed 18 dollars as big packers signaled bidding. Cattle receipts marked the heaviest since January 7 and calf and hog volumes the heaviest since prior dates.
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Kansas City
Delay In Harvest Halts Wheat Ops In Douglas County
Rain and wind slowed wheat harvesting in Douglas County with grain dealers saying little grain arrived today as moisture kept fields wet. Some loads may resume today but many deliveries are not expected. corn benefited from rainfall and flax yields were below average in a short stand.
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Douglas County
George Butell
County Agricultural Conservation Association
Butell
Rutell
Union Pacific and
Santa Fe
Douglas
Kansas
Weather Center Forecast For Kansas Shows Heat Humidity
Weather man S D Flora warns of hot damp conditions across Kansas today and tomorrow with light showers in the west today and across much of the state tonight. Republican River crest near Clay Center and high temps 92 to 96 with varying tonight lows. rainfall totals reported in numerous towns. Coffeyville set a state heat record with 101 yesterday, Coolest night 77 at Goodland. Atchison reported rain this morning.
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S. D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Nebrasa Line
Clay Center
Junction City
Scandia
Goodland
Belleville
Redding
Ness City
Concordia
Hanover
Jewell
Plainville
Elkhart
Alton and Russell
Beloit
Phillipsburg
Ellis
Salina
Herington
McPherson
Florence
Hutchinson
Wichita
Learned
St. Francis
Tribune
Dodge City
Sublette
Liberal
Ashland
Lawrence
Kansas City
Horton
Centralia OS
Tola
Coffeyville
Atchison
Mortgage indebtedness in Douglas county rises in first half of 1946
Douglas county records show mortgage debt for the first six months of 1946 at 1,452,360 dollars, above the 1945 level. Harold Beck, county register of deeds, notes 1,356 Charlet mortgages with 727 filed in the second quarter, and total fees collected reach 6,787.05 dollars.
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Douglas County
Harold Beck
County Register of Deeds
Register of Deeds Office
Breas
Lawrence girl details ride with rodeo performer who died
Juanita Kahlstorf 15 recalls being persuaded by Gerald McWilliams to run away in his car from Lawrence to Goose Creek Texas amid threats he would kill himself. McWilliams died after being thrown at an Amarillo rodeo. the girl and her parents returned home after she was found safe.
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Juanita Kahlstorf
Lawrence
Midwest
Texas
Altho
Juanita
Gerald McWilliams
Amarillo
Tex
John F. Kahlstorf
Vermort Street
Gerald
Journal-World
Mother
Daddy
Mrs. Kahlstorf
McWilliams
John
Kansas City
Kahstorf
Butler
Kahlstorf
Ford
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
McClain
Clarendon
Goose Creek
MecWillams
Aleman Leads by 1945 Votes in Mexico City Returns
First official returns show Miguel Aleman ahead by 1945 votes, with Padilla second. Partial tallies list Aleman at 15,413 to Padilla 11,413 in the federal district, plus minor counts for Generals Uasire and Calderon. In Unidad Casco Mazatlan area, Padilla led early while Aleman held a districtwide edge.
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Mexico City
Federal District
Miguel Aleman
Padila
Aleman
Las Padilla
Jesus Augustin Uasire
Enrique Calderon
Pada
Unidad Casco
Mazatlan
Pacific
PLA I
Fory
Rankin Withdraws From Kansas Lieutenant Governor Race
Lawrence attorney Charles C. Rankin announced in Topeka Saturday evening that he has withdrawn as the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, leaving seven candidates in the field. Rankin cited military service and a desire for a candidate with broad legislative background.
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Charles C. Rankin
Lawrence
Topeka
Repubican
Fredericn
Apt. Ioa
Gail Carpenter
Wichita
A. J. Cripe
Pittsburg
John R. Golden
Newton
Frank L. Haraman
Kansas City
F. B. Ross
Emporia
John C. Stewart
Ottawa
Harald W. Goodwin
C. D. Lank
Rankin
Kansas
United States
Holiday Toll Down As Four Day Holiday Ends
National Safety Council reports 224 traffic deaths and 495 violent deaths nationwide for the four day Independence period, far below projected totals. New York leads with 37 fatalities. Ohio and Texas each log 16 road deaths. Michigan reports 20 drownings, Delaware and Vermont none.
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Bev
National Safety Council
New York
Ohio
Texas
Michigan
California
Delaware
Vermont
Kansas
Lawrence Firms Approved for On the Job Training
About 125 Lawrence business concerns have been approved for on-the-job training of veterans, says Conrage Starkey, director of the local Veterans Affairs office. More firms may participate as the plan requires no written contract, only veteran qualification and need. Veterans should report subsistence check delays to the VA office.
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Lawrence
Conrge Starkey
Office of Veterans Affairs
Starkey
Sound film at Rotary and three new members inducted
At the Rotary meeting a sound film Grand Canyon was shown led by Ross julficable of the K U extension division. John Andrews introduced the presenter. Solon Ayers received the past president pin from R W McClure. New inductees Charles Bayley Oliver Hobbs and Clifton Calvin were inducted by Dr F C Allen.
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Rotary
Grand Canyon
John Andrews
Ross Julficable
K. U. Extension Division
R. W. McClure
Pin
Solon Ayers
Charles Bayley
Oliver Hobbs
Clifton Calvin
F.C. Allen
Beef Shortage Eases? Market Sees New Supplies This Week
Uproar over beef prices as major packers plan to boost output this week. Lawrence merchants report limited cattle shipments yet some smaller packers offer higher proof meat at steep prices. Crowds formed at markets and Kansas City restaurants note plentiful steaks at reasonable prices.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Sat
Journal-World
Kansas City
Chicago
Chiscago
Chiccago
Omaha
Neh
Sioux City
Swift
Wileson and
Cudahy
Goredon Hicks
Wilson
Topeka Car in Crash Near Eudora
A 1946 Studebaker driven by Mr and Mrs Donald Seltzsam of Topeka overturned after a tire blew out one mile east of Eudora on Highway 10 yesterday at 1 pm. Mrs Seltzsam suffered minor bruises.
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Highway 10
Eudora
Studebaker
Donald Seltzsam
Topeka
Seltzsam
Weather Outlook for Mansaie Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy and warm with high humidity tonight and Tuesday. Widely scattered thunderstorms are possible, bringing heat and muggy conditions as temperatures rise into the upper 80s to near 90.
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Mansaie
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