Vandenberg Sees Gains in World Peace Effort
Senator Vandenberg reports substantial progress toward world peace at the Four Power talks in Paris. Secretary Byrnes cites Russian doubts and the need for economic cooperation in Germany, while warning that no real progress was made on Germany disarmament or a peace treaty for Austria. President Truman congratulates Byrnes on the radio update as the Potsdam framework faces strains.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Rmich
Senate Today
Michigan
Hig
Vans
Byrnes
Russia
Germany
Mandenberg
Joseph T. McNarney
Frankfurt
Britain
France
Council of Foreign Ministers
Faris
Truman
Varis
Austria
Rernes
America
Ftee
Paris Council
Italy
Avis
Ace
McNarney
Costa U. S
Burnea
Stock Market Index Report and Obscure Funeral Note
The entry notes a stock market index around 76.7 for 60 stocks with a previous close near 76.8. It also mentions Folk's Mortuary and Chapel and cryptic acronyms PTR AES SCR BaBr. The fragment combines market data with a funeral home reference and unreadable codes.
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Folk
OPA Employees Face Half Pay or None If Budget Delays
Washington July 16 UP Nearly 58 percent of OPA's 34 000 workers face half pay this week with a strong chance others get nothing when next week's payroll rolls. Congress has not yet acted on revived price controls for the new fiscal year beginning July 1. If the appropriation bill is not through by Friday, about 18 100 workers in Washington and field offices may receive no pay at all when due July 24.
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Washington
OPA
Congress
Apregan
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Brewster
Maine
Ferguson
Michigan
House
Joint Congressional Committee
Keefe
Wisconsin
Gearhart
California
Walter Short
Husband E. Kimmel
Army
Navy
Hull
Pacific
Short
Kimmel
George C. Marshall
Leonard T. Gerow
U S Heads 43 Sentenced in Pearl Harbor and Ardennes Trials
Washington reports 43 of 73 German SS troopers were condemned to death for mass killings during the Ardennes battle and related war crimes. The sentences include life terms for several officers and a death sentence for Col Joachim Peiper, amid testimony of mass slaughter of American prisoners and Belgian civilians.
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Dachau
Germany
Ardennes Bulge
Joachim Peiper
Josef
Sepp) Dietrich
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Sixth Panzer Army
Hermann Priess
SS Panzer Corps
Fritz Kraemer
Dietrich
Peiper
Feiper
Kelsan
Malmedy
Joseph IT. McNarmey
Europe
Josiah T. Dalbey
Nagi
Driving lessons to start in Kansas high schools
In Kansas 38 county and 29 city superintendents pledged to start short time driver education in high schools. State safety engineer Claud McCamment said about 20 000 new drivers enter each year and poor teaching fuels bad driving habits. County Superintendent Margaret Hurley supports the plan if high school principals agree to offer the course.
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Topeka
Kansas
Claud McCamment
State Highway Commission
McCamment
Margaret Hurley
Altho
Brisk Bidding Advances Livestock Prices Today
Kansas City July 16 strong advance in livestock prices as packers and shippers bid actively. Cattle gained up to 1 per hundredweight with mixed yearlings at 24 dollars, a new high for that class and a new top for any class. Meat fed steers ranged 20.50 to 22 dollars. Hog prices rose to 20.85, highest since 1919. lambs up 50 cents to a dollar, selling to 21 dollars, highest since 1920.
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Kansas City
China to Get 271 Small Surplus Naval Vessels
Washington July 16 President Truman signed into law legislation authorizing transfer of 27 surplus small naval ships to China to help its Navy. Vessels may be sold leased traded or given to the Chinese government under presidential conditions. The ships include buoy and light tenders landing craft mine sweepers destroyer escorts motor gunboats submarine chasers oilers repair ships surveying ship and floating drydocks. No large fighting ships are involved.
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Washington
China
Truman
Leysere Viger Hospital Telephone Pucker New 200 Ni
The note appears as garbled OCR with unclear facts. No coherent names, dates, or events are extractable for a reliable newspaper card.
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Leysere Viger
House Rejects Senate OPA Bill in Vote of 211 to 64
The U S House voted 211 to 64 to reject the Senate OPA bill and send that measure to a House Senate conference committee for a compromise price control plan. President Truman and administration leaders pushed for a workable plan, while lawmakers debated exemption scopes and future veto risks.
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Washington
House Today
Senate
House-Senate
Truman
OPA
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Spence
D-Ky
Banking Committee
Brown
D-Ga
Patman
Barry
D-N.y
Wolcott
R-Mich
Crawford
Gamble
R-N-Y
Michigan
Truman approves draft age range 19 through 29
President Truman backs a Selective Service plan to deem men aged 19 to 29 acceptable for induction. The move aligns with new laws limiting 13 year olds from service and notes only limited earlier drafting of older ages. Congress and officials hint at future consideration of broader induction.
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Washington
Truman
Armed Services
Congress
Joly Ard
War Department
Fieral
Bkics
New KU Buses Bring Army Passengers to Campus
Two army buses were secured to transport personnel between Sunflower Village and the Lawrence campus. Assistant Housing Director Preece and Federal Johnson oversaw the operation with new buses arriving in September. Affected residents appealed to Senator Clyde McReed as the project progressed and city officials prepared for the conventional move.
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Tharce S
Army
Gee Coonerstoef AR
Transpers
Sunflower Viage
Lawrence
Preece
Assatant Housing
Fstedarl Johnson
Greand Ve Mi
Oread Instit Anas
Newotrat
Usivers
Benator
Clyde Mc Reed
Mobye
Carrie Sengers
Carpos
Sorel
County Medical Aid to 615 Persons Last
fragmented OCR text references county medical aid aiding 615 persons, noting youth involvement and service terms. unclear details mention hospital calls and a SCTE reference, leaving insufficient context for precise events or dates.
Rich Kaw Valley Pours Out Foods Amid Bountiful Harvest
In Lawrence and surrounding areas the Kaw Valley yields abundant home grown produce including potatoes wheat oats peas apples and peppers. Truck farmers boost fruit and vegetable output to meet global shortages with prices lower than shipped produce and markets showing ample supply for local shoppers.
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Kaw Valley
Kaw
Midwest
Lawrence
New Professor Named Yeun Haver as Anatomy Associate
The Kansas State University announces the appointment of Dr. Wolam C. Yeun Haver Mass as associate professor of anatomy effective immediately. The announcement notes Yeun Haver’s PhD and prior work in anatomy and medical science at Mass and Ohio institutions.
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Wolam C. Yeun Haver
Mass
Starve of Science
Sty of
Kansas
PY Zaloay
Ogy
Youngs
Dee
Ay Eye
Ris
Gifts and questioned purchases tied to wartime contracts
Witnesses testify that gifts of liquor and jewelry were bought to expedite shipments from subcontractors and that gifts to subcontractor employees helped secure faster deliveries. A Senate inquiry condemned lax internal controls and questioned the Washington office’s lack of scrutiny over recipient identities.
Funds to Kansas War Veterans Aid Disbursements
More than 300,000 dollars in federal funds were paid in June to Kansas war veterans enrolled in colleges or training programs. Regional veterans offices reported support for subsistence allowances tuition and supplies for 1958 enrollees.
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Wichita
Kan
Petra
Ecu
Amd & Maacm
Local Board Approves Additional City Improvements Funding
The rary Doard approved extra funding for improvements raising the total to 174,000. General assessment funds of 44 and 219 were allocated to street signs and other items. New taxes and assessments were planned to cover the costs and new funds were set up for future street and utility work.
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Ellie Ra
Wawa
Rave Reem
Stree Ney
Aewee Tae Amare Sumates
Greer Bey
Jodiet
Lawrence Moves to First Class City Status
The Lawrence council votes to change its status to a first class city amid discussion of governance and administrative reforms. The resolution passes after a close vote, reflecting ongoing debate about city structure and oversight and signaling potential changes in local powers and services.
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Lawrence Iren
Sass Bina
Charter Granted to Local Fernicizer Company
The Laagreteg cermerar firm received authorization for a charter with authorized capital of $1.2 million. Details on business scope and location at the Raw River Company route were not immediately released and will be announced later.
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Fernicizer
Raw River Company
Fem
Lawrence
de Aucea Chat
BiZe
Salina administrator King faces charges in estate case
Salina, July 5. Renard King, administrator of the estate and official of the Planers State Lands, disclosed details as an administrative task last week. King, husband of Mrs Seiverings, is charged with related conduct in the proceeding.
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Salina
Kaa
T. Helvering
Fevera
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