Italians Elect Head of New Italian Republic
In Rome on June 28 Enrico de Nicola, veteran Neapolitan statesman, was elected provisional president by the constituent assembly. He secured broad support as Christian Democrats and socialists endorsed him. De Gaspari’s coalition plans to form a new government upon his arrival.
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Rome
Enrico de Nicola
Constituent Assembly
Nicola
Christian Democrats
Succlisse
Alcide de Gaspert
Aix
Erte VW
da Nice
Red Romanian Newspapers Stand Against U S Pressure
A garbled 1930s style clipping notes Romanian and Soviet era newspapers resisting U S influence. It mentions expelled Meence Morea and a trend in Merion, with references to Trempeuaagree and Phe masenists in a mining film context.
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Red
U. S
Faperk
Paaresieciiet
Lewland
Ratia
China
John Mee Addresses Kiwanians on Industry Work
John Mee spoke to Kiwanis members about industry and energy, detailing waning operations, plant work at Midway Coal, and damages observed during fieldwork at the conference hotel. He outlined agronomy efforts and a stepped approach to producing energy, ending with a short talk and reference to engineers from a Kansas university and a local company.
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Kanes
Alan Thy
Vmitteimiig Midway Coal
Engless
Vtvenshoof
Lwoy Company
Kk Viet
Deaths and funerals in Treamer freemant Mass Hote Freetont Moss
Obituary notices report the deaths of several local residents including Treamer Freemant Moss aged 48 with funeral services set for Sunday at 2:30 in Twin Mound Cemetery. Surviving relatives include wife Almela Moss, mother Dern Moss, brother Harry Moss, and sister Prostnn Thi Denver Coin. Additional notices mention the death of Kay Othger in Oklahoma from a heart attack and Ralph B. Pinin drowned near Darian Oregon, with services planned in Rochester Cemetery.
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Treamer Freemant Mass
Train Service Resumes After Wheat Train Derailment Near Clyde
Seven wheat cars derailed Wednesday night near Clyde Kansas as a Missouri Pacific train spilled grain and blocked cars. Officials cited a rail kink for the mishap. normal service resumed after the derailed cars were cleared.
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Clyde
Concerta
Kas
Dune
Missouri Pacific
Joint Operation Kansas City and War Assets Notice
Joint Operation Kansas City notes Strother airfield in Cowley county and 1 Tee turnover to Arkansas s and Win field for reint operation. John E. Kirchner of the War Assets administration speaks. Also Detroit reports Chrysler production at Dodge main plant resumed after short hot weather stoppage. Lawrence Lodge announces special communication on Monday July 1 with supper at 6:30. Visitors welcome.
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Kansas City
Strother Arr
Cowley County
Tee
Arkansas S
Winfield
John E. Kirchner
War Assets Administration
Detroit
Dodge
Chrysler Corp
Lawrence Lodge
James H. Parsons
Walter H. Varnum
Father Works Unaware Twin Baby Dies in Kansas Fields
In Laddonia Missouri Wilma Montague eight months old died early Monday after a short illness. Her twin sister remains unnamed in the report. Parents James and Mrs Montague will hold funeral services at the Presbyterian church after efforts to locate the father, who was working in Kansas fields, proved unsuccessful.
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Kansas Fields
Laddonia
Jane
Kansas Wheat Fields
Wilma Montague
James Montague
Cannon Says LaGuardia Will Quit UNRRA Post
Washington June 28 Chairman Cannon of the house appropriations committee says UNRRA Director F. H. LaGuardia will resign if relief shipments are halted on dates approved by the house A $465000000 appropriation bill blocks UNRRA shipments to Europe after December 31 1946 and to the Far East after next March Cannon urges reversing the no news no cash policy on UNRRA relief calling it a slap at Russia He cited a LaGuardia warning letter claiming the program cannot be run under these tactics.
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Washington
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
House
UNRRA
F. Tt. LaGuardia
Europe
Far East
Russia
LaGuardia
Judge Reeves extends restraining order in porter dispute
Federal Judge Albert J Reeves today continued until July the temporary restraining order issued for porters in a jurisdictional dispute with Missouri Kansas T railroad trainmen. The order, aimed at preventing transfers of porter duties to trainmen, remains in force effective Sunday.
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Kansas City
Albert J. Reeves
Missouri-Kansas T Railroad
Fudjee Reeves
Marriage Licenses Issued by Douglas County Court
Three marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the Douglas County district court. The couples include Chester A. Longahack and Genevieve Charter from Washington D C, Robert M. Daniels and Bernice Hall from Lawrence, and Dennie H Reams of Cosmopolis Wash and Iris Holland of Desoto. Claude Penfold injured in a moveable dent incident and later released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. John Bradley pleads not guilty to assault and battery with a $200 bond set. Greece happy as Dodecanese islands return news spreads in Athens. In police court 12 motorists fined and one forfeited for over parking under Lawrence parking regulations.
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Douglas County District Court
Chester A. Longahack
Espanola
N. M
Genevieve Charter
Washington, D.C
Robert M. Daniels
Bernice Hall
Lawrence
Dennie H. Reams
Cosmopolis
Wash
Lris Holland
DeSoto
Claude Penfold
Winter Chevrolet Company
Penfold
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Bradley
Noughas
Frank Rey Gray
Paroled in Douglas County drunkenness case
Wilfred G. Steve of Eudora was paroled after a jail sentence of one hour days, as he pleaded guilty before Judge Prank Tt. Gray in Douglas County Court on charges of drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
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Wilfred G. Steve
Eudora
Prank Tt. Gray
Douglas County Court
Milk protest hits farms in Ohio and Pennsylvania
UPI reports June 26 that H Fackler and the Ohio marketing quota protest association say 70 percent of their 17 000 members are withholding produce amid price control disputes. About 2000 gallons of milk were dumped or fed to hogs, with eggs smashed at a Cecil Garner farm and a milk dump photographed by Harold Valentine, Columbus.
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H. P Fackler
Ohio Marketing Quota Protest Association
Orpomnation
Plymouth
Fackler
Association
Harold Valentine
Date Presa
Olumbus, O
Cecil Garner
Valentine
Ruer Case
Congress to debate treasury post bill rider fix
Washington June 28 Conferees begin work on reconciling differences in the treasury post office appropriation bill The most controversial rider set a price for sale of government owned silver to industry The house proposed 71 11 cents per ounce and the senate 90 8 cents with a plan to reach 1 29 after two years President Truman nominates Martin G White to be solicitor for interior department and George F Luthringer to IMF post in two year term
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House
Senate
Green
D-R.1
Tydings
Murdock
Hayden
D-Ariz
McCarran
McKellar
Dtenn
Reed
R-Kan
Gurney
S.D
Truman
Martin G. White
Texas
Interior Department
George F. Luthringer
New Jersey
United States
International Monetary Fund
Senate Flood Control Bill Advances From Committee
Washington June 28 The Senate commerce committee approved a 960 million flood control measure and will send it to the Senate next week with a companion billion dollar navigation bill. House passage preceded these actions. The panel kept the overall spending intact while adding several projects including Cardens Bottom Arkansas 1 485 000 and Polecat Creek Oklahoma 1 838 500. Major authorizations cited include White River Basin 40 000 000 and Missouri River Basin 300 000 000. Neither bill appropriates funds now, but opens projects to construction if Congress later appropriates. The packages also authorize hydroelectric irrigation and related works in addition to navigation and flood control.
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Washington
Senate Commerce
Senate
House
Cardens Botton
Ark
Polecat Creek
Okla
White River Basin
Missouri River
Congress
The
Hills
V-2 Rocket soars above seventy five miles at White Sands
White Sands New Mexico June 28 officials claim a German V-2 test flight reached more than 75 miles altitude. Army and navy technicians recovered instruments to assess the flight as they eye a 1000 mile target. Lt Col Harold R Turner noted exact height not yet positively known but above 75 miles. A May 10 test lofted 71 miles at the same desert proving ground.
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White Sands
N. M
LPA
Army
Navy
White Sands Proving Grounds
Harold R. Turner
New Mexico
Predicts Atomic Tests Will Be Disappointing
Kwajalein scene as Major General de Seversky argues the atomic bomb’s damage may be slight if tests unfold as planned. He arrives with scientists and congressmen to observe Bikini tests, while others forecast international agreements to limit atomic energy to peaceful use.
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Kwajalein
Jane —May
Alexander de Seversky
Major
de Seversky
U.S
Anthony McAuliffe
Army Ercort Forces
Midiair
Missouri state trapsheet opens with 150 marksmen on hand
Keytesville Missouri reports the annual Missouri state trapsheet opening with 150 marksmen from 12 states, a practice round precedes the 200 16 yard singles championship on Saturday, while other divisions include Calcutta handicap the 50 bait doubles and the 100 handicap.
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Keytesville
Calcutta
Divorce Suit Filed in Douglas County Court
Lorena A. Steele filed for divorce against Wilfred C. Steele in the Douglas County district court yesterday afternoon, initiating dissolution proceedings.
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Douglas County District Court
Lorena A. Steele
Wilfred C Steele
Market News Wrap: Prices Rise, Mixed Signals Across Commodities
Markets at a glance show cotton erratic, oats lower, and beef futures steady. Kansas City livestock reports erratic runs with cattle and hogs mixed. grain futures indicate wheat and corn near unchanged with sparse receipts. New York stocks rebound with steel leading modest gains amid a cautious trading session.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Eprines
New York
Fragmentary Market Report With Mixed Trade
A garbled market item notes uneven early advances, widespread losses at close, and fractional gains. It mentions transfers for the full proceedings contracting to about 1.16W, 0 shares, with several wider advances and a final congestion or sound.
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Eprien de Nicola
John Mee
Elmer Olinger
Aven Thteer
Kher Othger
Oklahoma
Teart
Abet Stanton Olinger
Davida
Wally Walen
Lawerence Serviews
Ralph
Pinin
Darian
Bird City
Valley Chapel
Neihborhood
Wes
Margaret Dunn
Hewin
Datin Dane
Dunn
Thortte Nera
Satard
Wol McGay
Wolf McCoy
Patebury
Nehmetinir
Ales
Chiyton Hackmanor
Hell
Rochester
Saielery
Greece
Athens
Inne
Foreign Ministers Council
Dodecanese Islands
O. J. Lane
OPA
Ohio
Post Office
Seventh and
Vermont Streets
Beard & Moore
Kaiser-Fraser
Bob Tucker
Atchison, Kat
CPA
Atchison County
Missouri
Olathe Washington
Olathe Naval Air Station
KSAC
Kington
Hkana College
Manhattan
Kan
Monongahela
Zora J. Watson
Seminole
St. State
James H. Watson
June Curtis
Albany
Akron
Clo-United Rubber Workers
Internation Union
Buckmaster
Wichita
State Conservation Division
Ena At
Wakulla County
Fla
Australia
Des Moines
Virginia Lyon
Pacific
Brisbane
Ambasssador
Claude G. Bowers
Rios
Chile
Douglas County Building & Loan Assit
John C. Emick
Mass
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Kanena City
Kansan City
APY
Kansas City Cash Grain
Bonen
Sears
Calfornia Jong
Kansan
Kanear City
al Fees
Mazte Pryltry
Reese
Wall Street
Steel
T&t
INS. Agcy. A
Parmers Automobilenta
Tnsuranen Exchange
Sao F Sapocien Se
Standard Newesseseehle
Howenda
Losna Ospita
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
LE Ib
McGregor
Massachusetts
Alan Ladd
Veronica Lake
William Bendix
City Cab Co
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