Barriers to Peace Amid U N Deadlock and Global Tensions
U N Secretary General Trygve Lie warned that world peace hinges on settling the Chinese representation dispute and ending the Russian boycott. He outlined a 10 point plan but would not disclose confidential talks with the United States Britain France and Russia. Across Europe Hungary reports government crackdown on religion and Zionist distrust while Taiwan Strait tensions flare as communists press to seize Tachens from nationalists.
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Chiang Kai-shek
U.N
Russia
United Nations
Lie
United States
Britain
France
Hungary
Jossef Rev
Bure
Tachen Islands
Shanghai
Chushan
Moscow
Albania
Moscow Radio
Tirane
Horticulturists Get A Surprise At K State
Horticulturists at Kansas State University report a surprising mixup in the banana state college greenhouse. A male papaya tree began producing fruit after being sprayed with parathion, a female plant died from the disease, and experts note the anomaly in papaya sex expression. The department reflects on the unusual outcome and its implications for future plantings.
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Manhattan
Kan
Bananatate College
Los
Coryett
Pioneer grocer Melvin Share dies at 68 in Fort Scott
Melvin Share, a pioneer grocer in Fort Scott, Kansas, died at 68 after a heart attack suffered while attending an outdoor public dance. He retired three years ago after operating a local grocery for 36 years and passed en route to a hospital.
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Fort Scott
Kat
Melvin Share
Miles Secures NM Governor Nomination Over Chavez Jr
Santa Fe New Mexico reports that Pi Jedge David Chavez Jr conceded the Democratic nomination for governor to Rep. John E. Miles. Chavez made the concession as Miles led by about 10,000 votes with 630 of 910 precincts tallied.
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Santa Fe
N.M
Pi— Jedge
David Chavez, Jr
New Mexico
John E. Miles
D.-N.m
Chavez
Miles
Warren Wins California Governor Nomination in 1942
Republican Earl Warren clinched the California governor nomination over James Roosevelt, leading by a margin of 368,900 votes in a surprising party contest for the top state post. Warren’s victory signals a strong push toward a third term pathway amid a crowded race.
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Warren
California
James Roosevelt
Primary race results and a deadly C-46 crash near Miami
California primary results show Roosevelt leading Warren on both tickets with large margins, while Gurney loses in South Dakota as Case and Smathers win nominations. A separate Miami investigation probes a C 46 crash off the Florida coast killing Puerto Rican workers and injuring others, with recovery and inquiry teams assembling in San Juan and Charleston.
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Fix
Civil Aeronautics Horrd
San Juan
Charleston
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Atlantic
Aurora
Coast Guard
Air Force
Wilhington
N. C
Fernando Sierra
Howard Davidson
Ansistant
Employment and Immigration Bureau
Department of Indor
Puerto Rico
Weatair Company
Washington
Gordon Matthews
Evil Aeronautics Administration
The
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Wash
Westair Co
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Mansfield
Weataic Company
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San Juan-Wilmington
CAA
Pan American World Airways
Mae West
Hart West
Jane
Minna
Ib Prrnon
Waa
Acheson Opposes Western German Rearmament Policy
United States Secretary of State Acheson said rearming western Germany would not bolster security. He noted Gen. Omar Bradley did not advocate rearmament and emphasized U.N. goals alongside Western plans to counter Soviet expansion. Acheson warned against waiting for Russian policy shifts and urged pursuing strength.
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State Acheson
United States
Western
Germany
Acheson
Omar Bradley
Congressional Committee
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Trygve Ve
United Nations
Moscom
Cluntly
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Acheron
Russia
U.N
Death Toll Rises In Holiday Weekend Traffic Toll
A survey compares a four day Memorial Day holiday period with a recent 102 hour weekend. It reports 26 traffic fatalities versus 317 during Memorial Day, 73 drownings versus 97, and 109 total deaths versus 128 in the prior week.
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Tetmore
Is Jong Memorial
Mirvey
Runaway Horses Kill Man in Remote Field
A man named Ottaway, living six miles west, died from blood loss after horses bolted and dragged him into a lake. No others were present at the scene.
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Fred Rey
Ottaway
Leavenworth County Lake Reopens for Fishing July First
The Kansas State Fish and Game Commission announced Tonganoxie Lake will reopen to fishing July 1 after draining and renovation begun three years ago. Kingman County lake also set to reopen at the same time, while Atchison requests for a new state lake received no promise. Both lakes show restocking progress with vegetation and fish stocking noted by commissioners.
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Katana City
Kan
Leavenworth
Iskenaar
Tonganoxie
Fise and Game Comminsion
Kingman County
Kingman
Atchison Sportsmen
Kansas
Local pea harvest cut in half by weather and blight
R W Pickett plant manager at Stoker Fi cannery East Tenth Street said pea packing is about a week from completion after a delayed start and severe weather. Output this season is projected at 35 000 cases, about half of last year, with 600 acres contracted within 12 miles of Lawrence. Labor is up, 300 workers now, two shifts, 2000 cases daily. Additional plant improvements planned include a new warehouse and high speed canning equipment for a 25 percent output increase.
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East Tenth Street
Pickett
Kaw Valley
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Vineriea
Eudora Road
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Bismarck Grove
Buck Creek
Williamstown
Lake View
Clinton
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Orientation to Begin at KU Summer Session
Orientation for new students entering Kansas University for the first time in the summer session is set to start tomorrow with registration Friday morning and ending Saturday noon. Classes begin Monday morning and Dean Gilbert Ulmer outlines the schedule including a 8 o'clock Thursday morning opening and two placement tests in Hoch auditorium.
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Gilbert Ulmer
Alerant
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Hoch Auditorium
Deane W. Mulott
Hoch
Ulmer
George B. Smith
Perivarsity
Dcath
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Prosecution Delay Asserted in Amerasia Case
Brig. Gen. Julius Holmes, then assistant secretary of state, testified that someone in government ordered the Amerasia prosecution delayed in 1945. Holmes, now a London envoy, said he urged President Truman to act vigorously after meeting with a Senate subcommittee. He declined to name the person who ordered the delay, adding it was not someone in the State Department.
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Washington
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Secrery
Amerasia
Streats
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U. S
London
Sho
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Senate Foreign Relations
Farm Price Support Bill Advances With CCC Funding
Washington reports the senate passed a farm support bill authorizing an additional 2.0 billion dollars for CCC price support capacity bringing total authorization to 6.75 billion. The measure returns to the house amid debate on import quotas and a late night vote with 46 yes and 5 no.
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R.-Del
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Cain
R.-Waah
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Hliness
Williams
Colt
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Ebiender
Secretary of Agriculture
Scrivner Seeks Fourth Term in Second Kansas District Race
Representative Errett P. Scrivner of the Second Kansas district announced in Washington his candidacy for a four full term in the House. He seeks the Republican nomination in the August primaries. Scrivner, first elected in September 143 to succeed the late Guyer, is a former state commander of the American Legion and has played a major role in veteran affairs. He has served on the appropriations committee and on army and navy subcommittees, pushing waste elimination and educational privileges for veterans. A pioneer Christian minister’s son, he graduated from the University of Kansas School of Law in 1925, practiced in Kansas City, and served in World War I with the 35th Division, earning the Silver Star and Purple Heart. He is active in the VFW, Disabled American Veterans, and the Purple Heart organization.
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Kansas
Washington
House
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U.S. Guyer
American Legion
Ont
Veterana’ Affairs
KHL
Army
Navy
Othrer Ayn
Kanana
University of Kansas School of Law
Kansas City
Kan
Legion
The
Disabled American Veterana
Order of the Purple Heart
Showers Forecast for Topeka and East Kansas
Widespread showers are expected in Topeka and eastern areas with scattered rain late tonight or tomorrow. Warmth remains in the east while the west cools Thursday. Strong southerly winds shift to the north, with local dust possible. Lows near 60s west, mid 60s east. highs 70s west to 90s east.
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Topeka
Pveraat
Weat
Noutheast
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Lebo
New Interest in Kansas Politics
Topeka June 1 The Kansas primary race picks up as Secretary of State Larry Ryan files for re nomination and Errett P Scrivner announces another term bid. Congress filings grow with Scrivner Meyer Hope and Smith among incumbents renewing campaigns while others announce. Democratic rival Rice continues statewide stumping as governorship hopefuls keep busy with tours and speeches ahead of the August 1 deadline.
Saturday Is 0 Day for Oleo Makers
Washington, June 7 The Margar ine makers prepare a big push for their yellow product on Saturday July 11 when the ten cents a pound federal tax on it is dropped Housewives should get it at lower prices promptly that day Paul Truitt president of the National Association of Margar ine Manufacturers said this applies to 33 states including Kansas which have authorised sale of yellow margarine He is confident the full tax savings will reach the consumer making yellow margarine available then at about the present price of white margarine
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Washington
Oteomar- Karine
Paul Truitt
National Association of Margarine Manufacturers
Kansas
Truitt
Kansas bankers attend ninth annual management clinic on campus
About 310 bankers from Kansas cities enrolled at the University for the ninth annual bank management clinic held in the Memorial Union building. M. U. president Aruidenthal presided as opening speaker with Chancellor Deane W. Serott of Kansas University delivering the welcome. W. M. Oatenberg of Coffeyville will address the closing luncheon on “Ameri Limited or Unlimited.” The event highlights case and block-gap teaching methods as part of banking and education’s evolving approach.
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Memoria Union
M. U. Aruidenthal
Kansas City
Deane W. Sserott
K. U
W. M. Oatenberg
Coffeyville
Europe
Ameri- Limited
Malott
Businesscion
Kansas Clinic of Bankers
Midwest
Two Hurt In Bus Car Crash East Of Lawrence
Two of eight injured in a Highway 24-40 crash two miles east of Lawrence remain in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Amos E. Raminster 32 Kansas City Mo suffers skull jaw rib fractures and lacerations. Knute Thomioson 36 driver from Kansas City Mo in fair condition with hip and head injuries but no skull fracture. Car demolished in collision with Greyhound bus. other passengers treated and released. Witnesses include bus driver Blood He Tariq of Vermont Street.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Amos E. Raminster
Kansas City
Knute Thomioson
Kandan City
Bennd Greyhound Hax
Enpuite Te
Hannan City
Sikoof Tee Plan Hus
Hempttat
Bus Drivers Vote To Stay Local Union
Bus drivers of the Rapid Transit company decide to keep their local union and not affiliate with the A F of L. at present. They retain their local but view it as a company union and , after an organizer failed to provide adequate legal aid in the N L B L B hearing, refuse to turn over funds to the organizer.
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Rapid Transit Company
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Stock Market Index Advances in Mixed Close
The closing average of 60 stocks shows 23 up and 2 down, reflecting a cautious session with mixed gains across sectors. Investors weighed earnings and macro data as names across industries contributed to the uneven finish.
Perry Named Head of Physical Education at Liberty Memorial High
L R Perry known as Dad Perry, longtime Lawrence city ad figure, was elected head of physical education and athletics at Liberty Memorial High School for the coming school year. He replaces Chalmer Woodard who leaves for Phierson College. Perry will coach as part of a unified program and continue teaching PE. the board plans to hire a head football and a head basketball coach later. During four years as basketball coach at Lawrence High, his record was 54 wins and 46 losses, with a 1946 Northeast Kansas League title and runner up finishes in 1945 and 1947. Continued on pace 2.
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Dad" Perry
Lawrence City
Liberty Mee
Moral High School
Board of Education
Tthe Corner
Merry
Chalmer Woodard
Woodard
Pherson College
Verry
Bax
Perry
Comei
Lawrence High
Lions
M47
N44
Lawrence
Deadline for Paying 2nd Half of Taxes is June 20
County Treasurer Melvin Miller reminded Deviglas county taxpayers that June 2 is the deadline for paying the second half of real estate and personal property taxes with 10 percent interest after the date. The note cites a sizable unpaid balance and urges payments accompany the earlier half’s receipt.
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T Deviglas County
Melvin Miller
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