Great Britain Backs Plan to outlaw atomic bomb
Great Britain pledged full cooperation with the United States in shaping a plan to outlaw the atomic bomb and punish violators of the international control scheme. Cadogan welcomed the U.S. plan, stressing cautious, immediate actions and international cooperation under a developing international authority. Poland urged action against Franco Spain, with Lange signaling new proposals for unanimous UN measures as the Soviet veto blocked the immediate Spanish question.
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Britain
United States
Alexander Cadozan
United Nations Atomic Energy, Commission
Commission
Ad- Bernard Haruch
International Atomic Development Authority
Cadogan
Spain
Russia
General Assembly
Oscar Larige
Franco
Lange
Security Council
United Nations
Francisco Castillo Najera
Mexico
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Canada
Bernard M. Baruch
Radioed Vote May End Deadlock In Committee on Teen-Age Draft
Washington reports Rep. Walter G. Andrews radioed from the U S S Panamint during Bikini tests to swing the senate house committee toward a compromise on the teen age draft. The plan would extend the selective service act to next March 1 with a moratorium on 18 year olds, prioritizing younger and older groups, and restricting 18 year olds to the continental United States until age 19. The conference aims to resolve differences in draft extension bills and seek swift approval from both chambers amid possible subsequent battles over the teen policy.
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Washington
Walter G. Andrews
Pacific
Senate-House Committee
New York Republican
U.S.S. Panamint
Andrews
Bikini
Senate
House
Tomorow
Ax House
Panamint
Tno
Sulun
Nestober 1
Truman
United States
Ministers Gloomy Over Italian Peace Talks Progress
The Big Four foreign ministers moved past a deadlock on reparations to minor economic clauses and border questions in the Italian peace treaty talks. Disagreements linger on reparations with Russia seeking a larger claim and Bevin urging abandonment of reparations, while other issues include troop withdrawals, colonial futures, and the Italian Yugoslav frontier and Trieste.
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Bulletin Farm
Italy
France
Yugoslavia
Paris
Theagenda
E.S.T
Georges Bidault
U. S
Russia
Affec
Vyacheslav M. Malatev
Snurece
James F. Byrnes
Malotov
Ernest Bevin
Molotov
Allied Treaty Inspection Commission
Trieste
Returning Troop Lt Alan F Asher Arrives in New York
Lt Alan F Asher son of Mr and Mrs Henry Asher arrived yesterday in New York aboard the General Squier and planned to be in Leavenworth Saturday. In Great Bend Kansas wheat harvesting was delayed by General rains and a fringe of combines across 32 central and southwestern counties, with the harvest outlook described as red.
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Alan F. Asher
Henry Asher
New York
Squier
Associated Press
Asher
Leavenworth
Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
W. Stark
Povier
Sigler Wins Gubernatorial Nomination in Michigan Primary
Associ Kim Sigler, Michigan Republican contender, led the gubernatorial race as Lt. Gov. Vernon Brown conceded after most precincts reported. Sigler, nicknamed the Hollywood Kid, will face former Gov. Murray Van Wagoner in November. Massachusetts results also showed Kennedy winning the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Eleventh District, with Coolidge securing the GOP nomination for lieutenant governor.
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Kim Sigler
Battle Creek
Michigan
Sigler
Massachusetts
Vernon J. Brown
Paver Brown
Raymond J. Kelly
The
American Legion
Edward J. Jeffries
Detroit
Brown
Harry P. Kelly
Hollywood Kid
Murray JD
van Wagoner
William J. Cody
Arthur N. Vandenberg
it.-Mich
James H. Lee
Detroit Corporation
Philip J. Philbin
Bay State’ House
Kennedy
James M. Curley
Boston
Allotment Committee Named for Lawrence Potato Purchases
The Department of Agriculture program will use a Lawrence district allotment committee to divide the allotment among local growers. Members include Raymond Pine North Lawrence Herbert Altenbernd Eudora and Gideon Nesl Weaverbottom. County agent Deal Six asks growers to contact their neighborhood committee member. Prospective renters and home buyers read the notice.
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Department of Agriculture
Topeka
Harold Haney
Lawrence
Raymond Pine
North Lawrence
Herbert
Altenbernd
Eudora
Gideon Nesl
Weaverbottom
Deal
Rivers Near Flood Stage Spread Across Kansas
Weather relief followed by flood risk as thunderstorms drenched eastern Kansas causing river rises across Marais des Cygnes and nearby watersheds. Projections warned of overflow near Quenemo and Ottawa, with sackful levels at Concordia and Saline basin, while central regions faced delays to wheat harvests and scattered crop damage from strong winds.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Quenema
Ottawa
Marais Dee Cygnes
Missouri Line
Concordia
Republican
Cerntcordia
Clay Center
Salome
Beloitans
Flore
Cottonwood
Newsho
Lean County
Emporia
Neo
Fire truck damaged near Memorial Stadium during trash fire
The right rear wheel and springs on the Lawrence fire department aerial ladder truck were damaged when a driver forced the vehicle onto the curb and collided with a telephone pole near Kansas University Memorial Stadium as fire crews fought a trash fire under the west stands. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said aggressive motorists hampered recent firefighting by crowding streets and urged drivers to stop when hearing the fire whistle to allow a quick response.
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Lawrence Fire Department
Kansas University Memorial
Paul Ingels
Lawrence
Ingels
Debark Today With Over 8600 Service Personnel Readied
More than 8600 service personnel are slated to debark today, with the Assorted Press reporting the move as part of ongoing military redeployments. The details outline timing and the scale of the personnel returning or transitioning from active duty to new postings or civilian life.
Couple Faces Court Martial Over Crown Jewels Theft
Frankfurt June 19 Col J W Durant and his wife a WAC captain arrived by plane to face a court martial linked to the theft of the Hesse crown jewels. They are held under military escort at Rhein Main and allotted guards outside their hotel as interrogations were slated with no press access.
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J. W. Durant
WAC c
Rhein-Main Field
Athe
James K. Mitchell
Durants
Col
Redmond J. Connelly
Furt
Carlin
Vfe
G. Rockwell
Hartford
Woodring HAT in Topeka June 19 Democratic ticket filed
In Topeka on June 19 Harry S. Woodring filed for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination along with an all veteran slate. The filing was delayed by high water near Carbondale affecting Rob Rosecrans and other candidates. Veterans including M W Roper and Lon L Mills joined, detailing World War experiences and public service paths.
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Harry HH. Woodring
Kansas
Carbondale
Robert Rosecrans
Pittsboro
Tram
M. W. Roper
Emporia
Filing
America
Woodring
Saint Erin
Pepe
Edward I. Arn
Briman
Washbern Law Sect
R Lon W. Mills
Yates Center
Supreme Court
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Germany
Austria
Italy
First Army
Mills
Harald W. Goodwin
Wichita Lateger
Wornston
Logan
Swinner
Sedgwick
Iwhita
Robert M. Datis
Iberal
Washlurn Municipal Universit Topeka
Air Force
Charles L. Ryan
Manhattan
Ran
Scate
Kansas State College
John Hughes
Hutchinson, i
All Kansas
Hutchinson Printing Company
Robert G. Mosier
Herington
Harry C. O'Reilly
Strong City
Chase County
University of St Louis
Roy J. McMullen
Great Bend
Republians
Claude Sowers
Wichita
Congress
Stormy Session Over City Bonds
A stormy executive session of the city council discussed bond issues amid accusations of improper publication. After the session, council members debated naming Lawrence a first class city to access greater funds, with Councilman Robert Hargart urging immediate action and a public vote on government form.
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Clb Fladen
Rontress
Lawrence
Robet Hargart
Rounelman
Fins
Hargart
The
Enunedl i
Happart
Hageart
Deadline Looms for Filing in 74 Election
The deadline for filing for officers in the 74 election in Nomlas County is tomorrow at noon. Several candidates filed yesterday including Margaret Hurley seeking re nomination for county superintendent of public instruction, Leroy Harris for justice of the peace, and George Smith for constable. Township offices and precinct positions saw a slate of Republicans and Democrats filing across Willow Springs, Wakarusa, Eudora, Clinton, and South Baldwin precincts.
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Nomlas County
Douglas County
Margaret FL Hurley
Sue Gwen Mitch
Clarence Hausman
Eudora Township
Womf Williams
Robert
Milton Allen
Myra
Hanning
Clinton
Myrtle Schwartz
Sprn
Dora E. Nesteublican
Grant
Robert L. Groom
J. J. Wilson
South Baldwin
March Announces Reunion Dinner for Jayhawk Alumni
Independence Kans June 19 71 M March vice president of the University of Kansas Alumni association announced a Jayhawkers reunion dinner at the Booth hotel in Independence Friday evening. KU basketball coach Dr F C Allen will be principal speaker joined by Ken Postlethwaite KU World War II Memorial association director. Logger Strike Ends in Vancouver B C after 31 days 34 000 BC loggers and mill workers end strike on 15 cent raise 44 hour week and voluntary check off of union dues per Chief Justice Gordon Sloan recommendation.
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Independence
Kas
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Montgomery County
Booth Hotel
F.C. Allen
K. U
Ken Postlethwaite
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Gordon Sloan
Stock Market Index Report From Monthly Session
In a brief market note the index shows modest gains with notable activity in technology and energy sectors. Traders monitor inflation indicators and central bank signals as prices trend within narrow ranges.
Santa Fe Short 1895 Cars for Grav i Santa Fe
Fragmentary notes mention Santa Fe and 1895 cars, with references to SUV sales and figures. The garbled text references the Rivertier’s fusares and boxers loading, plus ambiguous mentions of Senate lines and elevated trains. No clear event or outcome is readable.
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Santa Fe
Rivertier
Senate
KU Summer Session Sees Record Incoming Students
Orientation Week at the University of Kansas begins with new student exams and convocation events. June 8 marks the start as hundreds prepare for summer enrollment, with registrar Jimps Hitt noting many plans may change before actual registration.
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University of Kansas
Numnber
Univers
Ieadis
Examina Hens
Vinetydes
Frank Strom
Ionfay
Aft Voll
Ntl
Jimps Hitt
Chamber of Furner
RAC
Rains Flood Wakarusa River Delays Reported
Utility, county and railway officials report heavy rains that filled the Wakarusa River to near banks, flooding roads and forcing delays on Union Pacific schedules. Officials note water covering Clinton road morning after overnight downpour. southbound traffic and buses to the south resumed with no major closures.
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Alemehes
Larson
Bouglas
Lawrence- Hanis
Peter
Clinton
Santa Thir Lawrence
Gitawa
Union Pacific
Ehanges
Car Demolished In Baldwin Junction Crash Near Kansas City
A Kansas City party returning from a fishing trip was in a collision five miles west of Baldwin Junction at 11 36 last night. George Brightwell and three others were in the car. Don Palmer sustained several broken ribs.
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George Brightwell
Kansas City
Baldwin Junction
Brightwell
St J. Millan
Williamshurs
Don Palmer
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Heavy Rain Delays Harvest and Boosts Wheat Prospects
Five point nine two inches of rain in twenty four hours drenched the county. Farmers report wheat quality varies with showers, some fields broken while others near ready for harvest. Paul Clawson and Merle Tle begin cutting, with yields around pounds per bushel projected amid rising prices, while sorghum and hay ground benefit from moisture.
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Paul Clawson
Traskell
Standan
Merle Tle
Lawrence
Robertson
Arguments Ended in Lawrence Paper Suit Over Stock Sale
In Denglaw county court Judge Waugh Mews heard arguments from EW Pate son and others against Irving TN Hinetense Hill and CLG Hossa of the Lawrence Paper company. The decision was postponed as written briefs are requested. The suit seeks equitable relief to compel sale of Lawrence Paper stock to Mrs Dinsmear and her daughter and son-in-law Dorothy and BW Patton, asserting their interests in the company.
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Eqangela
Mary R. Thinsmoor
Dorothy de Patten
EW. Pateson
Irving
J.D. AD
Hinetense B
Hill
Clg. Hossa
Lawrence Paper Company
Denglaw County
Waugh Mews
Roth
Por Equitable Relief
Lawrence Taper Company
Tool DL Tio
Com Hue Family
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