U S President Truman Address to Canadian Parliament
President Truman praised Canada as a good neighbor and pledged United States aid to nations seeking peace without coercion. He called for world recovery and cooperation with allies, while Crowned by applause King and Canadian leaders. The speech touched on postwar relief, stability, and shared aims for peaceful prosperity.
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United States
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Pam
Ceric Therte Statan Congress
Waa Nal Rreessyey
SAAC
Trani
W. J. Markenne Ring
SION
Canada
W. L. MacKenzie King
Harold Alexander
All Time Record Wheat Crop in Kansas Reported
Federal crop reports show Kansas wheat harvest reaching an all time record with 277,761,000 bushels. June conditions and yield projections suggest per acre output near 22 bushels amid weather impacts and pasture conditions. statewide prospects depend on moisture and damage from insects and disease.
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Kansas
Nerther
Federal Agricultural
Eadaver
Syed Mete
Jae Canderan
Neared St Louis U S Protest Sparks Flood Watch
Inland flooding and rising rivers threaten Mississippi and Missouri basins as levees near Hannibal and Canton face breaches. Red Cross evacuations spread from Annada to Mower with stores damaged and highways washed out amid ongoing river crest warnings and emergency preparations.
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Sapa Viener
Sea Rim
Pawsaure
Chis Rer Erie
Quine
Hannnibal
Mivenurr
Miasieeigor
Arm
Hogan
Teta
Red Cross Eidwestern Lenduteartere
Umaine
Fawa
Absawinia
Canton
Wannibal
Red Cross
Annada
Carn
Fire destroys hangar and two planes at Honolulu field
A fire at Honolulu field destroyed the main hangar and two transport planes along with campment machinery and plane parts including a navy C5 and a Trans Pacific Airlines plane. One firefighter received medical care for minor burns. cause undetermined. The blaze began near the hangar yard complex with several airlines involved.
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Honolulu Airort
Cay AL Mulno
Ap Mare
Trans Partin Airlines Ta
Amerrecin
United
Trans-Pacific Airlines
Hones Hin
Peel Harber
Hickmas
More Rain On Way Topeka Weather Forecast
A. Roth, federal meteorologist, forecast increasing cloudiness with rain and cooler temperatures tonight and Thursday. Highs expected from the mid 80s to near 60s in sections including Topeka and surrounding areas, with Neorain noted in Flate and wind patterns shifting from northwest to south tonight.
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A. Roth
Federal Arteonologiat
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Roth
Wegweenda
Amd
Aed
APN
Aumeine Generale
Rehb
Honelark
Wiehna
Topeka
Fiackland
Swarthout Home Fire Damages Basement Burner Cause
Fire damaged the Swarthout residence on Crescent Road Swarthout PA this morning as a basement furnace fire filled the home with smoke. Fire Chief Ingels reported flames were contained to the furnace area with smoke spread throughout the basement.
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Dean OM Swarthout
PA Crescent Road
Boovernek
Ingels
Jewel robbery haunt and German postwar governance
In Bad Homberg Germany the military governor Captain Nottingham and his wife Mrs. Edna Nottingham oversee postwar recovery amid royal remnants and a 20 mile drive to Frankfurt. They host a weekly youth group, promote language study, and push a cash economy shift away from black markets while planning an agriculture survey for the Obertaunus district.
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Bad Homberg
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Nettingham
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Nehre
Henge
Krenberg
Landkries Obertaunus
Nottingham
David
Sarah
Brive
Frankfurt
Nottinghams
Sam
Greo
Captain Nottingham
Miland
J. E Nottingham
Eiverett
Nottinghan
Edna Garber
Lone Star
J. Garber
Lawtrvre
Merz
Newman
Greater Henge
Col
E. K. Neumann
K. U
Greeburg
Carlsbad
N. M
Major U S Step in Primary Probe
Federal probe activity escalates as U S District Attorney Wear requests impounding of records tied to the primary election. He emphasizes safeguards to protect evidence, noting records could be destroyed after a year if no investigation exists.
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Tee
Kanaas Corp
Government
Toon Ie
U. S. Diseret
Wear
Nuclear proposals strain US Soviet veto with inspection plan
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyka urged a UN atomic energy commission to oversee international inspections of atomic facilities, while emphasizing sovereignty and security concerns. He described a framework allowing government cooperation and data checks, as Washington urged broader UN led inspections and rapid verification.
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Russia
United States
Andrei LA. Gromvhe
SULN
Atone Energy Commission
Busaia
Impertinis
Fonko
Aml
Alexandre Parodi Ead
Soviet Union
Gromyke
Gromyka
Commission
Ramadier May Declare a State of Siege in France
Paris reports increased likelihood that Premier Ramadier may declare a nationwide state of siege amid rail strike turmoil and stalled talks with a confederation of unions. A state of siege would empower government orders as military actions. Talks between Ramadier and leaders failed to end the transportation paralysis. In a separate dispatch from Napding Japan urges rigid control to curb a potential Nipponese revival and power bid. China voices concern over a renewed Japanese national strength before a new generation embraces peace and democracy.
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al Ramadier
Cevrral Confederation of
Johor
Ramardier
Napding
China
Sun Fe
Associated Press
German Occupation News Reports Soviet Reparations
The Neue Zeitung says in February the Russians removed over 1000 railroad carloads of goods from the German occupation zone as reparations, including grain, flour, and other materials. Three people were injured near Irwin, Missouri, when a car overturned in gravel, involving Keith Bolling and Mr and Mrs John Bass. Delegates in Pittsburg, Kansas, will meet June 18 to elect a Crawford County school reorganization committee chaired by County Superintendent J. Leidham.
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Germany
Neue Zeitung
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Irwin
Keith Bolling
Pittsburg
Kan
John Bass
Girard
Crawford County
J. ‘Eodham
IE Wi
Strong Protest Note to Russia Seeks UN Action over Hungary
The United States sent a strong protest note to Soviet Russia over Hungary's government upheaval seeking a three power investigation and a possible United Nations appeal. The note, finalized near the end of the day, accuses the Soviets of intruding in Hungary’s internal affairs and names Nagy's exile and the rise of Soviet-backed leaders as central to the change.
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Central Commission
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Churchill
Britay
Generalessima Stalin
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Yalta
Switzerland
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Matyas Kachosi
Tonj
Heavy Cattle Bring High Price on the K C Market
Kansas City June 11 heavy cattle on the livestock market here drew up to 28 55 a hundred pounds the highest Kansas City price since January. Native spring calves set a new all time high with 26 508 a hundred. Hog prices ranged 24 40 to 24 75 per hundred. J N Gagneway Plaineville Kan sold steers averaging 1647 pounds at 476 38 per head and another lot at 481 54. Jack H Greene KU freshman law student will attend the World Student Christian Federation camp at Vire France August 12 to September 4 as a KU Westminster Foundation representative. Stock market index averaged 62.8 up 1.4.
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Eame
J. N. Gagneway
Plaineville
Kan
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Lambe
Dan F. Gise
Beloit
France
Jack H. Greene
University of Kansas
Wichita
World Student Christian Federation
Bievres
K.U. Westminster Foundation
Pushbutton Flight Across the United States
Long Beach California June 1 A four engine transport plane took off at 7 04 a m for Wilmington D C on the longest pushbutton flight ever attempted 2 001 miles without aid from its 11 man crew Capt T J Weiss in charge said the plane carries instruments to aloft and set course via Denver and Cincinnati to Wilmington The crew plans an eight to nine hour flight to observe conditions encountered.
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Wilmington
T. J. Weiss
Othe
Denver
Cincinnati
AASF
Detroit Auto Plants Shut as Labor Disputes Hit Production
June 11 report details forced shutdowns at Hudson Motor Car and Continental Motor plants after a down strike by Continental workers and picket lines by Hudson office staff seeking higher wages. UAW and Briggs unions reached a one year contract, averting a broader strike that would have halted Packard and Chrysler. Ford Rouge plant also closed assembly lines due to a continuing slowdown.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Continental Motor Company
Continental
Hudson Clo
Hudson
CLO
United Auto Workers
Brigge Manufacturing Coy
Thordenlands Nfor
Packard
Crysler
Briggs
Cheysier
Ford Meter Co
Rouge
Sheriff says no definite leads in Simmonds murder search
Hiawatha Kansas June 11 Sheriff Ray Schofield reported no definite leads in the search for the unidentified assailant who fired shotgun blasts through a screened window at a roadside inn southwest of Hiawatha killing Mrs Harold Simmonds 48 and wounding her husband 18.
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Ray Schofield
Vneturnal Asseailant
Harold Simmonds
Simmonds
Soithwest
Man Plans 225 Mile Bicycle Trip to KU Reunion
Ma June Logan and his grandson David Sheehan set out from McKee to ride 225 miles to the University of Kansas at Lawrence for a class reunion. They aim for about 6 miles per hour, traveling through Nevada Iola and other towns to reach the July reunion on time.
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McKee
Tndav
University of Kansas
David Sheehan
Lawrence
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Philver
Mekee
Tor
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Tie
Uhrhage
Nevada
Iola
Karachi Chosen as Temporary Capital in Pakistan Plan
The Moslem constitutional assembly will likely convene first in New Delhi in July with subsequent meetings at Karachi. A 15 year old, Wallace Couper, was injured at Haskell Grounds swimming pool when goggles broke and a rubber ball struck his face.
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Dune
Mostem League Council
Pya
Pakistan
Arabian Sea
Karachi
India
Constitutional Assembly
New Delhi
Karach
Wallace Couper
Maxwell Couper
Haskell Grounds
Vault discovery yields $9875 in city hall vault
Attorney Raymond F. Rice announced that $9,875 in cash was found hidden in a vault on the third floor of City Hall. The money, stored in denominations of fives tens and twenties, was uncovered by city street department workers during a move of estate assets from the second to the third floor. The funds, believed to be part of the Watkins estate, will be added to the estate and distributed to listed beneficiaries. No further funds were located after a thorough search.
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Watkins
Raymond F. Rice
Elizaberh M. Watkins
Cty Street Department
Sn Agreement Deelwced
Cty
Anime Neers
Roy Mengeld
Arthur Shields
George Hisenhard
Dick Wallignis
Ith Rive
Dider Hugh Means
Ane
Rice
Manny
K. U. Watking
Oassociation
Watkins Hall
Miller Hall
Tanerence Megapial Hospital
Rarsas
Hospital expenses hover around five hundred daily in May
The Lawrence Memorial hospital board reports May operating expenses averaged just over 500 dollars daily, totaling 16 50.60 for the month. The average census was about 17 patients with 65 babies admitted, plus 502 outpatients treated and 292 meals served while 126 X ray films were processed. A plane crash near Natal killed five of the 18 aboard on the Buenos Aires to Europe route. In Syracuse Howell, a Hamilton county stockman, dies in Wichita hospital, leaving a widow and sister to Mrs. W. Lee Daniel.
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Brazil
Argentina
Fama Airlines
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Europe
Kansas Stockman
Syracuse
Kan
WF. Howell
Hamilton Rounty Stockman
Wichita
W. Lee Daniel
Walar
Weather forecast for Kansas region tonight and Thursday
The Kansaa weather forecast calls for showers tonight and Thursday with continued cool conditions. Highs around 70 degrees, south winds mild.
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