Hungary Reductions and Yalta Tensions Amid Postwar Struggles
The report notes large Hungarian troop reductions from about 1,000,000 to under 100,700 as postwar borders and control councils evolve. It covers U.S. Hungary relations since 1948, key figures Schoenfeld and Weems, the November 4 1945 election, and the distribution of seats with the shallholders party leading at 245 seats and the communists at 70.
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Kovacs
Hungary
Senate Foreign Relations
Austria
United States
Budapest
H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld
U.S
Control Council
George Weems
Shallholders
Market News Wrap: Wall Street rally after Lewis ruling
New York stock indexes surged briefly as traders reacted to the Supreme Court decision on John Lewis. Major gains paused after late-session buying, with notable advances in Chrysler, International Harvester, American Telephone, and DuPont. Market breadth narrowed, and bond activity remained uneven.
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the & Wall
New York
Supreme Court
John Lewis
Wall Street
Lewis Loses Bid in Higher Court Ruling
A U S Supreme Court decision held that the Normal La Guardia Act did not apply to the government in a coal mine dispute. The ruling upheld large fines against the United Mine Workers and John L Lewis for contempt in defiance of lower court orders, with the court stressing the gravity of undermining constitutional government.
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Eadie Propussla
New
Isbor
Vinson
Lewin
Krug
Laat
Lewis
U.S
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldshorarc i
Lawiete
Majorite
Nalther
Norrie
Reed
Lewie
Supreme Court
Laie Woridenly
Vincon
Union
Lyethe Vinton
John L. Lewis
J. A. Krag
Interior
King-Lewin
Bat
Matortts
Kansas University to start 1947 48 term with adjusted schedule
The University of Kansas will begin the 1947 48 academic year a week later reflecting a new schedule. Fall classes start around September 81 with a 95 day semester and a shortened orientation though enrollment gains a day. Transportation issues delayed some students last year and the change aims to ease summer teaching and study for faculty.
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University of Kansas
Pew Phuderte
Studente Ac
Thanhegiorg
Rorras
Mary Audente
Deaths and Funerals for Walter A. Scott
Walter A. Scott died after months of illness. Funeral services are set for 2:80 p.m. Saturday at Stanley funeral home in Watiewin, with Rev CW Brewster officiating. Burial will be in Cakewood Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, a son Clarence in Venice, California, four daughters Tessie Dene Baelias Lecta Mary Valeria Wilma Worksian and Francs Whan Baldwin, and three sisters Leer Trusheim of Sisters Oregon Fifie Scott of Italy Verna Fisher of Turkish Frontier measure.
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Walter A. Scott
P. W. Jones
Bald
Stanley Funeral Home
Watiewin
CW. Brewster
Baldwin
Clarence
Venecia
Calif
Tessie Dene
Baelias
Lecta Mary
Valeria
Wilma Worksian
Francs Whan
Eer Trusheim
Ore
Mise Fifie Scott
Talif
Verna Fisher
Mongrel Dog to Graduate in Wall Public School Ceremony
A half blind mongrel named Spot will participate in Wall Public School graduation in May for perfect attendance over the past ten years. The dog, likely related to an airedale or shepherd, has accompanied students from first to graduate. He followed John Stank then his sister Rogeile and brother Bob, who graduates in May. Mashans Stage Protest Anchorsee, Maske. March 6. Numerous Alexander and civic groups plan mass meetings today to protest territorial legislature’s inaction on senior pensions and social measures. Former Congressman Dies St Louis March 6. John J Cochran, 60, Democratic member of Missouri delegation to the U.S. House for 20 years, dies.
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Wil
The
Wall
Spot
John Stank
John
Rogeile
Bob
Mashans
Anchorsee
Maske
Alekander
Territorial
St. Louis
Mar
John J. Cochran
Missouri
Nation House of Fives
Stock Pen Strike Ties Up St Paul Packing Plants
A strike by workers at the St Paul Union Stockyards in South St Paul disrupted operations at three meat packing plants. Pickets formed outside Swift Amro and Foshine facilities as workers protested conditions and spoilage concerns, with representatives from the United Packinghouse Workers of America present.
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St. Paul
St Paul
Amro
Foshine
Rves
Maine
El Dorado Times Struggles After Printer Mishap
The El Dorado Times faced a disrupted edition after a printer accident interrupted typesetting. Staff hurried to publish and ensure the wire service content reached readers, while the press room sought to recover from the onslaught of technical trouble.
Memorial Hospital Report Mixed On Injuries
A hospital bulletin notes Tayler at Memorial Hospital with injuries from last Friday’s accident near Enger. Mrs Rothberser and Mr Surfiewer are reported improving after separate incidents. George Aberman returned home with a broken hip from a Friday accident. Weather brief mentions scant moisture hindering wheat topsoil in Kansas. Canberra officials back Bretton Woods pact ratification as Australia nears adherence. In Dairen, rising costs force some Japanese to sell gold teeth to avert starvation.
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Er Tayler
Connecticut Street
Piers Han
Enger
Ported Trerhlerger
San
Mra. Rothberser
George W Aeberman
Raldein
Tokyo
Kyode
Tavern Operator Pleads Guilty to Liquor Charge
Leavenworth Kansas March 6 71 Forward Kowalewski operator of a tavern in downtown Leavenworth pleaded guilty before City Court Judge Edwin J Holman today to charges of maintaining a nuisance and possession of intoxicating liquor He was sentenced to three months in the county jail on both counts and assessed court costs of 61 40 but the jail terms were suspended for medical treatment needs Sheriff Turner said deputies confiscated one fifth of assorted liquors at Robert Farrells tavern north of Leavenworth on January 17 Farrells case set for March 12 trial by Judge Holman
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Leavenworth
Kun
Fdoward Kowalewski
Edwin J. Holman
Kowalewski
Robert Farrell
Holman
Turner
Farrell
Margaret Truman to make radio debut this Sunday
Margaret Truman will make her radio debut singing on the American Broadcasting Company network this Sunday night from 7 to 8 p.m. CST. The President's daughter appears under the auspices of Dr Kari Krueger, Detroit Symphony Orchestra conductor and director of music.
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Washington, Mar
Margaret Truman
Petri
American Broadcasting Company
Mins Truman
Kari Krueger
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Seven Haskell Students Join U.S. Coast Guard
Seven Indian youths from Haskell Institute at Lawrence Kansas joined the U S coast guard in Kansas City today in a group. They are Jesse R Black Lawrence Daniel R Blackwolf Watong s Oklahoma Maurice Gaslin Horieorge R Butler Arson 7 dease Hradford Stillwell Oklahoma Joseph A Bighorse Paw Fuska Oklahoma and Melford R Ate kins Tred Reck Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Mar
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
U.S. Coast Guard
Jesse R. Black
Daniel R. Blackwolf
Watongs
Okla
Maurice Gaslin
Horieorge R. Butler
Brson
Dease Hradford
Stillwell
Oka
Joseph A. Bighorse
Paw
Fuska
Melford R. Atekins
Tred Reck
Letters From Lawrence Residents Describe Climate In New Homes
Two former Lawrence residents send grieving letters to the Journal-World about life in new homes. Mrs. Walter Ness of Grand Junction Colorado notes tulips, a brown lawn, and a western slope setting. RM Junkin writes from Napa California about pleasant Sunday drives amid blooming fruit trees. The Junkins report their new home at Silverado Trail. Also noted is a humorous reminiscence of a 10 year old issue.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Walter Ness
Belford Avenue
Grand Junction
Colo
Grand Valley
Junkina
Napa
Calif
Junkins
Silverado Trail
General approval of Supreme Court ruling on labor case reaction
U S senators from both parties react to the court decision upholding contempt convictions in the John L Lewis union case. They see it as a step that preserves government authority, while urging continued labor law action and industry-wide bargaining fixes to prevent further strikes and unrest.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John T. Lews Mire
Hat Sengator Ba.lr-Minn
Ball
Senate Labor Committee
Edon R.mont
Capehart
R-Ind
Sion
Morse
R-Cre
Rushfield
R-S.d
McClellan
D-Ark
Flu Forces Kansas State to Cancel Student Meetings
Manhattan Kan Mar 8 President Milton S Fisenhower ordered all student assemblies at Kansas State to be cancelled due to influenza spread. A pep assembly for two new athletic officials Thurlow McGrady and Sam Francis was postponed and Eisenhower address to UNESCO was also scrapped. Most other student conferences and social events will end Sunday while open house and St Pats prom proceed. attendance at athletics events after next Saturday is prohibited.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Milton S. Fisenhower
Thurlo Mcfrady
Sam Francis
Eisenhower
United Nations Educationed
J Engineers
St .Pats
Kansas State Athles
Parolee Found Dead After Poison And Love Letter
Hutchinson Kansas March 6 coroner Dr George Chickering Reno county said Wald Gene Cheever 18 a parolee from the state reformatory and former Lincoln Nebraska resident was found dead in his room centerday He took poison and left a long letter describing an unrequited love affair with a married woman The note mentions Cheever and the details are provided by the coroner
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Hutchinson
Kan
George Chickering
Reno County
Wald Gene
Cheever
Lincoln
Neb
Chickering
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Lawrence Loans & Finance CO
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Memorial Hospital
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Australia
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Eaiion
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Boys Scout
Francis Blackwood
Rural School Association
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Kansas Crop Improvement Assoc
Manhattan, Kansas
Cain
Ralph R. Cain
Massachusetts
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Beta Sigma Phi
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Real Estate-Loans-Insurance Co
B. Hosford Reclors
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