Truman and Battery D Gather for 35th Division Reunion
President Truman joined Battery D, 129th Field Artillery, at a breakfast in St Louis for the 35th division annual reunion. He reflected on World War I, noted the solemn roll call of the dead, and prepared to deliver a warning against Soviet aggression at 2 PM.
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St. Louis
Truman
Battery D
129Th Field Artillery
Harry
Eugene P. Donnelly
Kansas City
Htallery 1
Louis Johnson
Battery
Barney
Chinese Communist Radio Urges Japanese to Fight Back
Chinese Peiping radio urged Japan to counter the occupation crackdown and called for effective counterblows against 24 communist leaders and 17 editors, arguing MacArthur's purge violated Potsdam. Premier Yoshida and police officials discussed stricter measures as plots against MacArthur were debunked as fake.
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MacArthur
Peiping
Japan
Taguely
Shigeru Yoshida
Tokyo
Formosa
Russia
Indonesia
Sultan Hammengku Huwono Anid
East Java
Wong
Germany
Otto Cootewahl
East Germany
Truman
Guenter Geroke Fant
Tower Saxony
Nart Gerraahys
Walter Ichte
Albrecht
Poland
Missouri
Sunflower Girls State Opens On K U Campus Tonight
Eighth annual Sunflower Girls State kicks off at the University of Kansas with 260 high school girls arriving this evening. Local American Legion post members will escort arrivals to Corbin Foster and Jolliffe halls, and guide city government elections and state activities through the week led by director Mrs. Cita Hell.
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Sunflower Girls State
K. U
Ruth Martin
Lberty Post 14
The
American Legion
Post and
Auxiliary
Corbin, Foster and Jolliffe
Legion Post
Wbmouvatiet
Gewalin
Eteetion
Far Gore
Cvap
Girls State
Citaee Hell of
Perry
Girls Niite
Legion Amiliary
Lawrence
Sunflower Girls
Margaret Black
Deal Six
Sally Six
Jeanne Speeramms
LM. AH. S
Miss Black
Susannaohnson
University High School
Mary Alice Harrell
Haskell
Oklahoma
Water Works Course Attracts State Officials In June
The 20th annual water and sewer works school will be at KU June 16. Kansas water plant superintendent C Hager will speak on plant records and Robert Munsey on iron compounds. Sponsored by Kansas AWL, Sewage Works Assn, State Board of Health, and University extension. A stag dinner at Lone Star Lake June 14 and a Memorial Union banquet follow three days of schooling. Local instructors include Gordon May, H Stoltenberg, W C Fishel, Culp, A Hussey, Loren Delp, and Herman.
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K OU
Kansas Water Plant
C. Hager
Lawrence
Robert Munsey
Kansas Section
American Water Works Administration
Kansas Sewage Works Association
Kansan
Kansas Star Board of Health
Loren Delp
Topeks
Herman and
Leavenworth
Supreme Court Strikes Down Temporary Phone Rate Boost
The Kansas Supreme Court nullified a temporary rate increase by Southwestern Bell and related affiliate, ruling the state law procedures were not followed. The decision ends a roughly $3.4 million annual hike, with the court upholding a district ruling that the Commission erred in dismissing a permanent rate request. The ruling rebukes how the utility sought to finance the boost and affects subscribers statewide.
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Topeka
Kan
Supreme Kansas Supreme Court
South
Western Bell Telephone Co
Ind
Kansas
State Corporation Commission
High Court
Corporation Commission
Util
Supreme Court
Commission
Southwestern
District Court
Tower Court
Journal-World
Bell
Col
Western Bell
Court appoints trustees to dissolve Lawrence Consumers Co op
Judge Hugh Means in district court today issued a order appointing trustees for the dissolved Lawrence Consumers Cooperative association. Trustees are C C Gerstenberger Eudora formerly president Clayton M Crosier Glen Cox Paul Brotaman Byron Eisele and Jackson Baur. The order authorizes them to wind up the cooperative including the Connumere Co-Op grocery at 13 Ernst Ninth street which is to close today.
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Lawrence Consumers Cooperative Association
Hugh Means
C. C. Gerstenberger Eudora
Clayton M. Crosier
Glen Cox
Paul Brotaman
Byron Eisele
Jackson Baur
Connumere Co-Op
Ernst Ninth Street
EXPECT OIL LEGISLATION New Hope of Opponents of Federal Tidelands Oil Central
In Washington on June 10 L73-Beat n opponents of federal tidelands oil rallied as Tulea committee prepared a meeting Tuesday to push legislation giving states title to submerged off shore lands and overturn Supreme Court rulings asserting federal authority Oil men widely supported California Texas and Louisiana in earlier high court battles over tidelands jurisdiction
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Oil Central
Washington
Supreme Court
Arti Tulea
High Court
California
Texas
Louisiana
Mrs C C Nelson Dies After Long Illness At Auburn
Mrs. C O Nelson better known as Emily Marie Forsell died at her Auburn Nebraska home after months of illness. Born February 22 1818 in Sweden she moved to America as a child and later married Carl Oscar Nelson in Harvard Nebraska. Survived by two daughters Mrs Simons and Mrs Carl A Nordlund three grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral Sunday at 2 30 pm at the Presbyterian church Auburn with burial in Auburn cemetery.
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Mra
Carl Oscar Nelson
Dolph Simons
Auburn
Nebraska
Ilinois
Forsell
Harvard
Sweden
Omaha
Nelson
Simons
Carl A. Nordlund
Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
France May Vote to Seat Chinese Reds in the U.N.
Jean Chauve head of the French U N delegation hinted France may vote to seat the Chinese communists at the United Nations. British and U S sources said they knew of no indication France planned to change its position at Lake Success on June 10.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Jean Chauve
U. N
France
World Organization
U. S
Test Vote Monday On Rent Controls
Washington June 10 UP A weary senate agreed to a test vote Monday on rent controls after Senator Cain pushed the chamber to a marathon session with a 12 hour filibuster. The plan would send the bill back to the banking committee, a move likely to kill it.
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Washington
Senate
Cain
R.-Wash
Chamber
Wherry
Nebraska
Banking Committee
Lucas
Ilinola
Vie
Lenley
Walt
Ure
Kansas corn crop in good condition report says
Kansas agriculture board reports corn at about 83 percent of normal, oats 18,824,000 bushels or 53 percent of normal, barley 3,246,000 total, winter wheat 18.5 bushels per acre in northeastern district, oats 69 percent, pastures 184 percent, tame day 79 percent of normal.
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Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Douglas County
Valley Express truck stolen after Wednesday night theft
Charles Dyas owner of Valley Express reports a 1944 International truck with stake rack and 1240 license plate taken from Third and Locust between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Police say nearby towns notified. no recovery yet. A tire and wheel were stolen from a 1950 Studebaker owned by Gerald Pearsoen at 708 Ohio Street Tuesday night.
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Charles Dyas
Maseachusetts
Valley Express
Third
Gerald Pearsoen
Ohio Street
Texas Leads in TV and Radio Outlets
Washington report shows Texas with 222 standard radio FM and television stations, leading California at 219. New York tops TV with 13 stations, Ohio has 12, and California ranks third with 21 in the listing.
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Washington
Texas
California
Federal Communications Coumtsieshins
New York State
Ohio
Wheat yields seen lifting Kansas income this year
A Kansas forecast projects higher wheat income amid improved moisture. Officials, citing June 1 crop conditions, estimate Kansas wheat production at about 766 million bushels with potential gains from weather and drought relief.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Neaduetion Wan Vt
Wats
Kanaan
Senate Report Links Continental Press to Illegal Racing News
A Senate Commerce Committee report identifies Continental Press of Cleveland as a major source of racing information illegally used by bookmakers. It notes communications firms, the price service, and other national papers aid bookies, while stressing that gathering and distributing racing data remains a lawful business.
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Washington
Senate
Cleveland
The
Price Service
Nation
Douglas county primary races shaped by precinct committee filings
Douglas county politics move toward the August primaries with Republicans filing 11 precinct committee positions and one Democratic precinct committeewoman from Lecompton. Lawrence leads with nine Republican and two from Lecompton among committee contenders. Major offices attract many filings as June 1 deadline nears. State campaigns visit Lawrence amid loudspeakers and tours. Kenneth Anderson, Democrat gubernatorial hopeful, scheduled for Lawrence June 19.
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Douglas County
Lecompton
Lawrence
Douglan County
Massachusetts
Enrollment Boost Aims at Seventh Annual Insurance Short Course
US: At the University of Kansas the seventh annual Fire, Quanialty and Marine Insurance short course is expected to enroll 50 or more. B A McFarland of KU extension reports the June 11 event. The Kansas Association of Insurance Axenta sponsors with Dr Athany Kenna as executive manager and Robert Charlton as education committee chair. Faculty includes B H Hor ford, Richard ston, and Fred Sharpe. Sessions cover automobile insurance and agency ownership. All meetings take place at Memorial Union.
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University of Kansas
B.A. McFarland
K. U. Extension
Kanaan Association of Insurance Axenta
Athany Kenna
Topeka
Robert Charlton
Lawrence
Fight Underground Fires Threaten Coal Deposits
Washington reports the federal government is intensifying a two year war on underground fires that have smoldered for years. Fires in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Wyoming are being starved of oxygen, trapped by trenches, or dug out. one serious fire near Carbonate, Pennsylvania, is to be flooded with mud through bore holes.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Wyoming
Kaw Paving Low Bid On Two Major US Route Projects
Kaw Paving of Tonekit emerged as apparent low bidder for two highway widening jobs in the area, totaling 3861224.25 dollars. The projects cover 26.78 miles on US 24 between Lawrence and Manhattan and 4.30 miles on US 75 from Toneka to the Fort Riley area, with bids broken into 272,668.20 for US 24 and 110,050 for US 75.
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Kaw Paving Company of
Tonekit
UU. S24
U. S.-Tb
Lawrence
Manhattan
Toneka
Fortes Army Air Base
Jone
Aida
Klay
Alow Mlehwae
Liwrenér
Silver Lake
St. Marya
Perry
Wamego
Douglas County
Lewreree
Teevee
Kaw
State Highway Department
Decagee
USSN
Faldwin Junction
Osage County
Sauneere
Frien
Denver
Nieama
Fort Worth
Lavre
Mont
Angeles
Tyson Porrivomnes AG
Minneapolis
New York
New Orleane
Okihoma City
Washington
Ss mM
Special Safety Drive Aims to Cut Fourth of July Accidents
Nationwide traffic safety push to reduce holiday deaths begins around June 165 with Chief D A Moore urging community action in Lawrence. He stresses child safety with fireworks rules and lawful use, noting year to date fatalities up 8 percent. City council scheduled for Monday 7 30 PM at city hall.
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D. A. Moore
Lawrence
Moore
Kanaan
Summer recreation program to start Monday
The summer recreation program directed by Larry Heet begins Monday with playground openings. Two schedules apply to different grounds. New York, i McAllaster and Lincoln open 10 to noon and 1 to 8. Pinckney Woodlawn Cordley Low Park 10 to noon and 1 to 8 evenings. Activities include softball, crafts, movies, circle games, stories, and more.
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Ader
Larry Heet
Potter's Lake
Heeb
ROTC officers to train for six weeks at Camp McCoy
Fifth Army says six weeks of summer field training will run from June 7 to July 7 for ROTC instructional personnel from 62 high schools colleges and universities in the Fifth Army area. Brigadier General Ferrin will head the Training Center staff with Lt Colonel Martz commanding the student battalion. the group will be split into three units handling administration instructor personnel and student organization. Kansas men listed include Charlen Benedict Lestie Davison Bernard Williams and others from KU Leavenworth HS and Western Military Academy.
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Fifth Army
AS State Area
Camp McCoy
Wis
Chicago
Mark G. Brislawn
Kansas State College
R.O.T.C
Charles S. Ferrin
Camp MecCoy
Nerzonnel
William V. Martz
Western Military Academy
Alton
Ilinois
Kansne
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