Moore Flays Bill in Senate Talkathon Threat
Washington June 27 Senator Moore lashes at the price control bill as Senator O Daniel vows to talk until Monday to force longer Senate debate. The article notes the senate aims to keep in session to extend price controls and pass a compromise measure, with leaders prepared for a prolonged speechathon and political maneuvering.
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Tewler Barkley
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Walon
Moore
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Rationing Bread and Flour Planned for Britain Start July 21
Britain to begin bread and flour rationing on July 21 as announced in Parliament by Food Minister John Strachey. The plan sets bread rations by unit, with allowances for different worker and dependent groups, and introduces meat and other staples controls. Observers note widespread public concern over scarce supplies and long-term trade impacts.
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Britain
London
John Strachey
House of Commons
Eaton Loieworth
Chilean Leader Juan Rios Dies During Cabinet Crisis
An obituary reports the death of Chilean President Juan Rios amid a cabinet crisis. It notes U S and Canadian travel plans, Rios’s efforts to repair maritime stockpile ties, and subsequent health decline.
Heat to Come Again Weather Report for Kansas State
Weather outlook for eastern and western Kansas shows highs from the 80s to 90s and lows around 70s. Light rains in western Kansas not delaying wheat harvest. Flora reports Dresden 0.42 inch, Syracuse 0.31 inch, Goodland coolest night, Dodge City hot 98.1 Fahrenheit, third city. Also note Seattle death of Spokane baseball player from bus crash as schedule resumes in the Western International League.
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State's Biggest Wind Hits Garden City
The article reports Garden City on June 2 recorded the strongest straight winds in state history, driven by a south wind reaching 90 mph and peaking at 224 mph on gusts. Weather officials note no suspected tornado, with only two or three trees toppled and no reported property damage.
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Topeka
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Hill Top Riding Club to Stage Third Annual Show
The Hill Top Riding Club will host its third annual free horse show on Sunday August 23 at Haskell Stadium with an added matinee for more classes and shorter evening events. Last year drew over 7 000 spectators with 1500 in prize money. organizers expect larger purses this year led by G H Dinty Moore club president and committee members W G Beougher Roy Martin and Roy Weakley.
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Dinty” Moore
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Roy Martin
Roy Weakley
Evatt to Demand Removal of Veto in United Nations
New York reporting Australian Foreign Minister Herbert VY Evatt plans to press for removal of the veto from the UN charter at the coming General Assembly session. Gromyko used the veto three times during British Australian Spanish proposals, prompting Evatt to push for reform as delegates lament the veto’s impact. The council adjourned after a bitter five hour and four minute debate marked by accusations of impropriety and calls for adherence to parliamentary courtesy.
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Herbert VY. Evatt
United Nations Security Council
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Alexander Cadazne
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Francisco Castillo Najera
Mexice
President Silent As New Letter Brought Up By Tobey
Washington reports President Truman avoided further comment on Senator Tobey s read letter and his rebuke over Macedonian cries. Truman said Tobey s letter speaks for itself and he won t discuss whether the letter is confidential. He noted trouble filling the three man Economic Council posts as many candidates decline for financial reasons.
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Truman
Tobey
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M. Truman
Economic Council
George W. Taylor
War Labor Board
Returning Troop Harold Lurber Arrives at New York
The Associated Press reports T/4 Harold I. Lurber of Overbrook was to arrive yesterday aboard the General Richardson in New York from overseas. Call 788 for moving, storage, and delivering services.
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Associated Press
Harold I. Lurber
Overrook
General Richardson
New York
Truman silent on foreign affairs at Paris UN talks
President Truman refused to comment on foreign policy questions at press time. He directed reporters to the State Department for replies on UN Security Council veto issues and the Franco regime in Spain. He also avoided questions about UNRRA aid terms and access to news for Soviet bloc and Ukraine reporters under UNRRA censorship rules.
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National Housing Agency Pushes City On Land for Vets Housing
The National Housing Agency advised the city to acquire land for veterans housing to allow at least 10 dwelling units per acre with 100 percent utilities. Two story buildings were noted as available, and a larger tract may be needed if a smaller site falls through.
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National Housing Agency
Cortenications
Greece to receive Dodecanese islands
The article reports that Greece will gain the Dodecanese group, led by Rhodes, as part of postwar arrangements with Italy and the Allies. It notes Russian, British, and American reactions, debates over Trieste, and Molotov’s maneuvering as negotiations stall. It also mentions U S veto calls on price controls and President Truman’s remark about no vacation.
Army Casualties Total 308 978 Revealed in War Department List
The War Department released a preliminary casualty tally noting 308 978 American service members and civilians killed or missing. The booklet lists 74 Douglas County names and stresses potential errors in the initial listing due to misidentification or home county errors.
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Mrs Truman's Car Involved in Fatal Missouri Crash
A tragic crash near Warrenton Missouri involved a car owned by Mrs Bess Truman wife of the President though she was not aboard. Dr J R Pearson 31 a Washington Missouri dentist died in the collision his wife reported the Truman car swerved into her vehicle forcing her over a ten foot embankment. Secret Service agent Henry Nicholson said Pearson's car was out of control when first seen and his car was on the right side of the incident.
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Missouri Srate
Bess Truman
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Truman
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Secret Service
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Stock Market Index Declines in Latest Report
The index of six stocks shows an average of 79.63 with a drop from yesterday’s 79.7. Traders note modest activity as prices drift, while several shares exhibit slight gains amid cautious market sentiment.
Langer Wins Chance to Retain Seat
An electoral contest outcome grants Langer a path to re election. Incumbent faces Nye in a tight race with campaigns highlighting policy pledges and voter turnout in the final weeks.
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Langer
Fragmented OCR Improper Text About Staff and Education
The readable fragments describe staff positions, a September start, university association, and names like Misia and Yoda. Mentions of professors, fields of study, and locations suggest a historical education context, but many words are garbled. The piece appears to be an OCR noise-filled notice or narrative about staff and faculty.
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Arrests Soon and State Patrol Compare Auto Safety
Kansas patrol leaders discussed arrests to curb traffic issues while Col Lathrop and Col Ky Ifateher argued over a badge wager amid alarms about faulty brakes and headlights. Read claimed North Carolina lags in a race for a badge, and a traffic clerk was told to expect action as a measure against risky driving. The piece also notes the Senate approving Fred M. Allen as Burden Kansas postmaster.
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Tie Yoparnt
Col
Lathrop
Alti
Ellie Dent
Read
Ian
North Carolina
Col. E. Ky Ifateher
Pate
Money suit against Hercules over pay for press work
A plaintiff alleges failure to compensate for time spent creating press work at Sunflowers, with numerous named individuals and firms listed as involved. The action contends regulatory and contractual misprisions under labor and wage statutes, seeking recovery of wages and damages. The filing names many workers and associates connected to an alleged delay and nonpayment in the production process.
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Sunftowes
Carl Wodeseed
Lenntis
Terpany
Large Enrollment Marks KU Graduate School Summer Session
KU graduate education enrollment soars with more than 60 students including teachers and administrators pursuing masters and doctoral degrees. Summer session figures exceed last year across departments, with notable rises in education and related fields.
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University of Kansas
Sruh Mastind
Finadimite Sehaol
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