Marshall Heads to Moscow for Big Four Talks
Secretary of State Marshall left for the Moscow meetings of the Big Four foreign ministers, signaling cautious optimism on a German peace pact while anticipating progress on drafting Austria's accord. He planned a Paris stop to confer with President Auriol before Moscow, with emphasis on fundamental principles and the difficult path ahead.
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Britain Ready to Turn Palestine Case Over to U.N.
Lake Success New York March 6 British sources say London plans to transfer the Palestine dispute to the United Nations without delay. Cadogan may hand the case to Secretary General Lie and a fact finding commission could be formed to study the Holy Land violence. Washington and London discuss how to proceed with U.N. help as Arab and Jewish tensions persist.
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President Truman tours Mexico amid volcanic spectacle
President Truman witnessed Paricutin volcano eruption from air during a Mexico visit with President Aleman. He toured pyramids and attended a folk festival where he was named Champion of American Solidarity. A deadly fiesta crowd incident marred the day as two bystanders died and several injured.
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Big Six Postpones Name Change to May Session
Conference decision delays renaming until the May meeting in Lincoln Nebraska. Big Six faculty representatives at Karlty last weekend approved adding the University of Colorado to the league, prompting protests from another conference that preferred dropping the Mid-West title and keeping the Big Six label for the spring session.
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Sunflower clinic reports 86 flu shots administered yesterday
City health notes show 86 influenza vaccines given at Sunflower yesterday as the state health service tallies cases and vaccinations. Reports from Wathen Yoamital detail four hospital admissions, while officials warn about unverified cases and adherence to state health rules as Kansas City prepares for local political changes and a March 18 primary.
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Weather Watch: Cloudy Colder Day Across Kansas
Topeka reports a nasty March day with cloudy skies and falling temperatures. Winds from the northeast whip eastern Kansas while parts of the state see freezing rain and scattered snow and sleet. Dodge City notes precipitation, Wichita and other towns record varied amounts as forecasts call for cooler Thursday weather. Wheat in central Kansas remains moisture-deprived despite last week’s precipitation. Temperature readings include Coffeyville 53 and Condsland 19 as statewide figures are cautioned as unverified.
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Smoker Ticket Sale Set To Begin Friday Morning
The fourteenth annual rural acquaintance smoker sponsored by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will launch ticket sales Friday at 9 30 o'clock. Les Morgan, chairman, will convene a committee meeting at Chamber offices Friday morning, with the campaign starting immediately afterward. The event is scheduled for 8 o'clock in the evening on March 18 at the Community Building. Transport Reaches Yokohama with Army Personnel and Red Cross Workers.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Les Morgan
Chamber of Commerce
New Storms Stall British Trains Amid Snow Chaos
Icy roads and heavy snowfall paralyze Britain’s transport system after a three week fuel crisis. Up to 15 inches of snow blankets southern England and the Midlands as thousands of trains slow or stop and many trucks abandon saltslick, treacherous highways. Coal and rice shipments are disrupted while northern Europe temperatures rise about 52 degrees. western Germany faces bridge fears and emergency crews work amid dangerous conditions.
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Red Cross fund drive totals rise in Lawrence county regions
Funds collected in the Red Cross drive reach about 13.44 in total, with Lawrence districts reporting varied contributions. Walter Varnum, drive chairman, announces corporate and residential solicitations, with firms and banks displaying reminders to support the effort and residents rallying in the first ward and nearby areas.
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Flu May Change Kansas Missouri Basketball Game
Missouri officials consider altering the Friday night Kansas State game in Columbia due to an infectious flu outbreak at the University. The Jayhawks seek a possible cancellation or relocation with options of hosting in Kansas City or Columbia to accommodate spectators and teams.
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Rescue of 51 from Bolivar grain ship near Dublin
On March 5 a Norwegian grain carrier Bolivar, carrying a load from Buenos Aires to Tinbin, grounded near Dublin harbor. Fifty one people were rescued after lifeboats braved a storm as the ship split apart and appeared lost. Among those saved were Adm. Lord Mountevans and Lady Mountevans.
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New School Bill Introduced in Kansas House
A long awaited bill amending the school reorganization law was introduced in the Kansas House. It preserves five man county committees but allows election by school patrons and lets district judges hear complaints if hearings fail. A convention would elect the county board with powers similar to the current board. unresolved issues can be appealed.
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Lawrence to Play Emporia In Tourney Tomorrow Nite
In Topeka Kansas on March 5 influenza caused Atchison to forfeit a Class AA regional basketball game with Emporia. The semifinal spot advances Emporia to face Lawrence tomorrow night at 7 30 in Topeka high school gym. A street collision on Mount Oread left Phyllie Buehler unhurt.
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Rent-Hike Bill Advances In Senate Banking Subcommittee
Washington March 5 a senate banking subcommittee approved by a 3 to 2 vote a general 10 percent rent increase measure. Buck and Lamorrow voted for with Buch Cain Bricker also in support while Detsersts Sparkman and Taster opposed. The bill would curb rent controls through the year while shifting enforcement from OPA to the national housing program.
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Raids in County Target Gambling Devices at Cafes
Two raids by county deputies led to the seizure of gambling devices in Lawrence area cafes and taverns. Charges filed against Carol Miller Route and Russell Hunt Baldwin allege operation and maintenance of slot and pinball machines. Machines, described as one arm bandits and high top pinball types, are stored at the county jail pending investigation.
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KU Acquires Mississippi Street Dormitory for Campus Use
The University of Kansas today bought the D H Spencer property at 114 Mississippi Street to house 30 to 46 students as a dormitory for men for the spring term and summer session. No meals will be served during that period. The kitchen will be remodeled and the building will serve as a one mens dorm with meal service next fall. Acquisition funded with help from the Kansas University Endowment Association. Most rooms have running water and Ralph Crumal and wife will be house parents this spring and summer. DIRECTORS ARE ELECTED.
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Ssississippi Street
Kansas University Endowment Association
Deane W. Molott
Moma
Ralph Crumal
Three Drainage Districts Election Final Results Named
County Clerk T R Gerhart announced the canvas of votes from three drainage districts. In Douglas County Raw district the directors are Rinil WL Steck Prok Hodachts and Albert Brune. Mapletreve district lists Vernon Ring BK RL Montgomery and Roger Mine. Wakarusa Lake district selects William KH Meairix Fred Jr Whaley and Mr Charlee A Whedon.
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Alhert Brune
Mapletreve
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First Ward Post Topples Dr Allen in City Council Race
In a high turnout primary, Dr F C Allen defeats Vander Werf by 44 votes to win the council nomination. Mayoral hopeful Parsons leads the race with 1 938 to 701 over Dr Eustace. Pine tops the council slate with 1,297 votes, followed by Shenk at 3,210. Ballot boards labored through long counting hours, with the city set for the April 1 general election.
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