Ceiling grain price rises amid heated OPA debate
Westdington March 4 grain price ceilings increased across wheat corn barley oats and rye by three to four cents per bushel effective today amid continued congressional criticism of OPA. Senate and House appropriations fights over funds for enforcement follow earlier calls by Senator Thomas and Senator Bushfield, with farmers opposing the agency’s controls and fearing higher shortages.
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Westdington
Mar
OPA
Thomas
D-Oxia
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
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House
Appropriations Committee
Bushfield
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Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Riot erupts at Tehran leftist demonstration
Tehran March 4 Riot broke out during a Tudeh party protest before parliament. Four injured and six arrested as 2000 to 5000 demonstrators clashed after shouts of death to the Tudehs. The disturbance delayed parliament as deputies debated extending the life of the chamber beyond its March 12 expiry.
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Tehran
Mar
Usta
Lawrence men elected topeka chiropractors district officers
Dr. Gribbin of Kansas City Kansas was chosen president of the northeast Kansas district of the Kansas Chiropractic association at the district convention in Topeka. Other officers elected include A R Colburn Lawrence vice president S Reynolds Kansas City Kansas secretary and treasurer R L Frederick Manhattan H W Craig Lawrence J D Karr Kansas City Kansas H P Gorsage and D L Garrigues both of Topeka as directors.
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Mar
Gribbin
Kansas City
Kan
Northeast
Kansas
Kansas Chiropractic Association
A. R. Colburn
Lawrence
R. Reynolds
R. L. Frederick
Manhattan
H. W. Craig
J. D. Karr
H. P. Gorsage
D. L. Garrigues
K.U
Ralph J. Baum
University Naval Program
Naval R.O.T.C
A. E. van Leuven
W. B R. Clark
H. A. Starvey
V-5 Naval Aviation
W. R. Burgess
W. R. McIlvaine
J. K. DeLapp
Fractured wrists set after fall at home skate
Nancy Ann Moss ten years old daughter of Mrs Garnett Moss suffered fractures of both bones in both wrists when she fell on the cement driveway at 621 Louisiana street about 530 yesterday afternoon. She was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment and expected to return home this evening.
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Nancy Ann Moss
Garnett Moss
Louisiana Street
Memorial Hospital
Fames City
Kanaan City
Mar
Sandra Sue
Ben Bop
Mark
Baldwin
Memorial
Hay
Dee
Returning to Manila, Bowe named administrative assistant
Bowe resumes duties in the U S foreign service as administrative assistant in Manila Consulate General Mastin. He previously served as passport officer during the Manila fall, and after returning to the United States lived in Topeka with his parents the Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Row, and sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zarboches.
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Foreign Service
United States
Gesura
Mastin
Sed
Sam Zarboches
Egypt Day of Mourning Leaves 11 Dead Across Cities
In Cairo and Alexandria protests over February 21 rioting left 11 dead and 226 injured. Egyptian officials report nine damaged dams and two beaten military policemen as Briton demonstrations failed to spread further. The government vowed to restore order after British forces opened fire.
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Cairo
Mar
Alexandria
Egypt
Truman Asks Leaders to Extend Life of the OPA
President Truman urged congressional leaders to approve bills extending the OPA for another year, boosting the minimum wage, and enabling his housing program. Legislation to extend the OPA and raise the wage is before committees. he seeks raising the national minimum to 65 cents per hour in covered industries.
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Truman
OPA
Washington
Mar
Prominent KU figures discuss employment and local civic events
Lawrence notices report Leslie Waters of the University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research will speak on Promoting Full Employment during America At Peace events in Fraser. Nearby, Thompson's Cafe at 709 Massachusetts Street reopens under Thompson's ownership with family ties. Community meetings, ROTC officers, and naval trainees plan activities amid traffic and court notices.
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Leslie Waters
Bureau of Business Research
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Veterans Administration to Open Local Office in Lawrence
A new Veterans Administration district office will open in Lawrence to serve veterans directly, responding to many calls for local access. Temporary headquarters may be set up at the Chamber of Commerce while the Kansas City VA offices handle inquiries, and the photo studio in the current building will relocate to a ground floor room in the Granada theater building.
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Veterans’ Re-Employment and Advisory Committee
Chamber of Commerce
George Starkey
Office of Veterans’ Affairs
Yederei
Veterans Administration
Lawrence
Ia Lawrence
Trans Administration
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Lawrence teachers well represented at state meeting
Lawrence school staff members led by seven teachers as committee chairs attended the Kansas State Teachers Association session in Topeka with plans for next November’s district meeting in the capital. Attendees included Ralph Graber Elizabeth Henderson Chalmer Woodard Relen Carmwell Faye Ore lup and Lowell E Bailey. Margaret Hurley could not attend. Fender damage reported in a two car collision at Ninth and Kentucky streets injuring no one. R L Dye and Ina Kaiser involved. fender scrapes noted. Two KU Memorial campaign field men will be hired from alumni to aid the Memorial drive and campanile campaign. H Cox Western Union manager left for Fulton Missouri to assist in dispatches during the Churchill Truman visit handling about 86 wires. return expected Thursday.
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Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Ralph Graber
Elizabeth Henderson
Chalmer Woodardth
Relen Carmwell
Women's
Faye Orelup
Lowell E. Baily
Margaret Hurley
ESTA
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Kentucky
R. L. Dye
Ohio Street
Ina Kaiser
Maple Street
Kaiser
Ken Postlethwaite
University of Kansas Memorial Association
Postlethwaite
H. Cox
Western Union
Fulton
Jefferson City
Kingdom City
Cox
Markets at a Glance and Kansas City Livestock Report
Market news roundup shows stock prices slipping and gains in wheat corn and deferred contracts. Kansas City livestock revenue figures reflect strong bids for cattle steers heifers and cows with steady to higher prices and active trade across markets.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Mar
USDA
Fonda
Snad
Kent
Dear Buddy Roundup Signals Last Letter From Local Writer
A long weekly column ends as the author notes a possible pause or shift in schedule. The letter covers spring signs in Kansas, local politics, church and civic matters, school chatter, and sports with references to KU basketball and community figures.
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Buddy
Poultry and Market Notes From Arkansas and Wall Street
In Arkansas markets poultry prices list hens, ducks, geese and turkeys with varied figures across categories while beef and grain items appear in scattered entries. The Day In Wall Street notes a featureless, slow session with few clear leaders and mixed declines and advances as turnover remains light.
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