Sharp Charge Is Filed On Hungary Arrest of a Parliamentary Deputy
The United States protested Hungary over the arrest of parliamentary deputy Kovacs by Romanian or Soviet allied forces, calling the action unwarranted interference in Hungary’s domestic affairs. Washington urged respect for Hungary’s free elections and warned against supporting minority groups to replace the elected majority. The note followed mounting tensions as Hungary’s communist and allied factions sought to diminish the ruling party’s influence.
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Parlias
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Marshall Pauses in Paris for a Lewis Loses Out
In Paris on March 6, Secretary of State Marshall arrived en route to Moscowshire for talks with foreign ministers as authorities reported a key court decision. The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that John L Lewis and his union violated a court order, facing hefty fines if workers proceed with mining. The decision highlighted the tension between the government, the coal strike, and union leadership as legal proceedings continued.
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Paris
Lewis
Berlin
Moscowshire
John Foster
Foreien
Fleclin
Marea Partie
Tan
Agiie
Martih
STENA
Igh Court
Harny
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Douglas
Agrestis Morew
Vinson
Enum
Treker Krug
Senate Labor Committee
Hoscow
George C. Marshall
Washington, D.C
Moscow
Weather indicates drought relief and cold snaps across states
Amid varied report notes, farmers look to Russia for crop boosts while U.S. regions endure stormy outbursts and record low to high temperatures. Kansas and Nebraska are cited with heavy moisture deficits and unusual warmth, affecting winter crops and potential yields. Officials warn of weather impacts on farming and public safety as storm systems threaten towns.
Morning at Manhattin Matiatar
Morning at Manhattin Matiatar reports a garbled line with scattered phrases about Mar ay Eonsere and Maron inet way Atte wre raga am Rasits serot, referencing a Feary Compan and a state Bis with unclear context. The fragmentary text mentions Pegire gern Apso ji oun oSE and appears to be an OCR damage containing names and places without a coherent event.
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Manhattin Matiatar
House Votes to Restore Hoover Name to Dam
Fragmented OCR text reports political action on restoring the name of Hoover to a dam. It mentions House voting and references to Republicans, Democrats, and the public mood. The readable fragments indicate debate over naming and potential partisan dynamics without clear outcomes or dates.
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Hoover
Absent Students in Lawrence City Schools Noted
School nurse Misa Eleeta Rind'espercer reports 529 of 255 enrollments were absent this morning due to illnesses including chicken pox mumps and flu along with weather-related absences. The figures reflect ongoing attendance issues in the district.
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Lawreace
Canuteson Sees Mild Flu Epidemic Waning at KU
By moon today only three influenza patients were admitted to Watkins Memorial Hospital at the University of Kansas. Discharges exceed admissions with 14 yesterday and 24 the day before. Dr. Ralph J. Canuteson, KU student health director, says the mild epidemic peak has passed but more care is needed. Roughly 100 new infections were reported among students in March. Fewer than 190 patients remain in the hospital for all causes, including 10 convalescents in Sunnyside Ward. No ban on public gatherings planned, and vaccinations have helped keep cases down among 8500 shots given.
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Watkins Memorial Hental
University of Kansas
Ralph J. Canuteson
K. U
Althoso
San
Sunnyside Apartments
Canuteson
Etna Craters Belch Lava Amid New Eruption
Mount Etna renewed activity with a newly opened crater near Santa Maria at about 7800 feet that emitted hot lava toward Monte LaGuardia near Randazzo. The lava flows halted railway service to the base and threatened the area, though Randazzo remained not in immediate danger.
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Sicily
Mount
Ema
Morte Santa Maria
Monte LaGuardia
Randazzo
Controversy Over OPA Funds Looms In Senate Debate
Senate debates over a major deficiency appropriation for the Office of Price Administration highlight bids to end price and rent controls. Senators Lucas O Andrew Mahoney Hill and Taylor press Republicans while Taft warns of post April 1 transition. The bill approves 817000001 and unlikely further liquidation aid after June, amid partisan clashes and procedural moves.
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Truman Urges Trade Barrier Cuts In Presidential Address
President Truman warned that failing to lower international trade barriers could trigger an economic war. He spoke after receiving an honorary LL.D. from Baylor University in Waco, urging bipartisan support for the reciprocal trade act and Geneva talks. He called the United States the giant of the economic world and stressed leading to economic peace through freer trade.
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Truman
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Baylor
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Thse
Happ
Hyi
Ellers
Red Cross Drive Lags Amid Storm and Election
The Red Cross fund drive slows due to a two day storm and election, with only 841.75 turned in at noon to Mrs Lawrence Kane at Round Corner Drug Store. Campaign totals show 24,070 toward a 274 goal as Cecil Hough warns firms and workers of delays and missing supplies from the national office.advance gifts from Green Bros Hardware, Miller Furniture, and Rankin Drug are noted, while Mrs Edward Sondker in Kansas City reports 400 collected toward a 600 goal.
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Lawrence Kaneee
Round Corner
Cecil Hough
Redross
Hough
Mrs. Kane
Kansans Gain Health Edge in Selective Service Report
Wichita report says Kansas men show 7 percent better health rating than national average in the latest selective service draft screening. Gen Hershey data indicate Kansas men aged 18 to 25 face lower defect rates. Kansas ranks lowest in defects per examinee, while overall enlistment readiness.
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Arthur Capper
Caoper
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Hershey
Kansas
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Nyner
Pinball gambling raids lead to fines and machine destruction
Jadee Hoch, Miller and Hunt faced court after county sheriff raids seized pinball and slot machines. Hoch and Miller each paid fines and court costs with Miller ordered to destroy the machines. Hunt was fined 144 dollars plus costs for operating a gambling device.
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Ned Carol Miler
Miller
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Lawrence
Judee Means
Miler
Hubert Ky Oyler
Russell Hunt
Judge Means
Hunt
Sheriff's Fee
Judge Meane
Fran Funt
Reorganization Battle On Again In Topeka House
In Topeka on March 6 the house debated a reorganization bill aimed at keeping a five member county board while letting select patrons appoint delegates to in turn choose a county reorganization board. The house passed eight proposals including unemployment benefits up to 18 weekly and veteran service officers. A bill to shift milk sales from tubercular cows was also under consideration with testing of dairy animals yearly.
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Brena
Duhn Erling
Kinsain
Ingil
League of Kansas Municipalities
Senate
Hutchinson Hers
Lansing State Penitentiary
Bane
Boiler Leak Cancels Junior High Classes
The boiler in the Central building at the junior high school broke today just before dismissal, causing heat loss. Principal Clay Coy announced no school tomorrow for juniors, with teachers reporting to the Manual building where temperatures will be normal. Pupils return Monday. repair is expected tomorrow.
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Snow totals reach six inches in local storm
A deadly snowstorm blankets the area with six inches of snow. Volunteer observer C. J. Posey records 48 inches of moisture on fields in north Douglas County as freezing gusts from the north strand streets and highways. Police report five collisions and multiple road closures as state plows battle slick highways.
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Lawrence
C. J. Posey
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Peak Wichita enrollment hits new all time high
Wichita University enrollment stands at 2 849 students with 1 421 war veterans, a new municipal school high. Second semester registration is 8 percent above prewar 1939-40 fall term and 1.2 percent above last term, registrar Dre Worth A Fletcher reports. Veterans numbers include 1 256 in liberal arts 256 in business 256 in fine arts 32 women among veterans.
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University of Wichita
Dre Worth A. Fletcher
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