Three Powers Agree on Ruhr Control and German Assets
A three power plan by the United States Britain and France seeks international Ruhr control and coordinated use of western Germany assets for the Marshall Plan. Western Germany would have central authority with protected regional rights while avoiding a federal joint government. The communique notes representation of Germany in Ruhr center discussions and ongoing talks on German role in European economic recovery.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Ruhr
Germany
Western
Russia
Nest
Hermans
Douglas
Lewis Pauglas
Paris
Europe
Dee Eemimuntique
Neolands
Luxembourga
Diecussing International Cone
Ted
Khur
Tusarea
Coke
Steet Rohr
Maia
Belgium
Netherlands
Luuxembours
Sat Inc
Iet
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Yugoslavia
U.S
Continue to Search for Others Aboard Natchez
A dismal search continued on the Mississippi for the master and 10 crewmen of the towboat Natchez missing since Thursday night. Thirteen of the 26 crew escaped, two others were pulled from the water but died. The vessel pushed a barge toward Greenville and Lake Village, Arkansas, when it encountered a treacherous current and struck a concrete bridge pier, sinking with foreboat rotted and submerged.
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Greenville
Mise
Mar
Mississippi
Natches
Lake Village
Ark
36 Nation Wheat Pact Sets Two Dollar Ceiling
A five year 36 nation wheat agreement fixes a two dollar maximum price for exports by the United States Canada and Australia with a one point six dollar minimum in year one and stepping down to three forty per bushel by 1952. The plan covers exports to thirty four importing countries and requires congressional ratification.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Canada
Australia
International Wheat Council
U.S
Congress
Kirsia
Argentina
Europe
Rovernmente
Leslie A. Wheeler
Uilorsecretary of Agriculture
No Ut Dedd
C. S
Senate
House
London
Wheeler
Western European Union talks show mixed progress
Brussels reports indicate Britain and new states moved toward a five nation conference on a Western European union. Ambassadors Ren del and Jebb said the draft would define a defensive alliance framework with possible openness to other nations. No military clause confirmed, but general agreement exists on core principles.
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Brussels
Benelux
Ambarvador
Belgium
George Rendel
Gladwyn Debb
Screen Office
Jebb
Francs
Te Qeerrow Marniong
Kant Ferdinand van Langethegian
Unitions
Snow blankets Kansas with heavy northeast totals
Snow covered most of the state last night with 6 to 16 inches in the northeast. Road crews opened highways but many sections remain single lane and slick spots make travel hazardous. Topeka logged four more inches bringing ground depth to half a foot as other towns reported notable accumulations. Central and western areas added to the fresh snowfall with a rise in readings across the state. Hard winds and sustained cold follow with highs mainly in the 20s to mid 30s.
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Topeka
Mart
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Kangas
Highway Department
Altho
Fort Scott
Atchison
Lola
Hopton
Ottawa
Fort Riley
Willard
Centralia
Ramdalphif
Wamege
Tenee Cite
Linderwand
Lecamputt
Verden
Whanute
Goodland
Snow Slows Red Cross Drive in Douglas County
Snow delays the Red Cross fund drive with an overnight gain of 1393 bringing total to 6764.65 as of today. Executive secretary Mrs. W T Thouce notes the local goal of 418,892 may take longer than planned while the Com antre building office remains open for late contributions. Volunteers Alf Th Olesen, David Wilson, Hilda Anderson and others continue collecting across Eudora as the national drive ends March 31.
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W. T. Thouce
Douglas County
Red Cross
Comantre
Eudora
Alf TH. Olesen
David BR. Wilson
Misa Hilda Anderson
Louise Vietz
Jack Hawkins
Keith Coleman
Herb Miner
J. Renefield
Patline Astelle
Dese 6 Redes de Mes
Alf Oleron
Saline Cory
Madge Rothborers
Royal Family to Visit Australia and New Zealand
Buckingham Palace confirms King George VI and Queen Elizabeth with Princess Margaret will tour Australia and New Zealand early next year. The plans, disclosed by a palace spokesman, include the royal party traveling down under this season.
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Down Under
George VI
Australia
New Zealand
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Thesr
Buckingham Palace
Palestine Up to Russia and U S BLOCK AMERICAN PLAN
UN Security Council pushed for partition of Palestine with five powers to shape a plan. Britain may stay out, China abstained, as Arabs oppose and Zionists favor partition. Big power talks led by Gromyko and Austin with Rusk en route to Washington for instructions.
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George C Marshall
Austin
U.S
New York
Britain
Ss Mandatory
Palestine
London
Partition
U.N. Assembly
RAE
Pathe Blow
Council
China
Syria
Canada
Colombia
Argentina
Civilians To Run Polls For First Time Since '43
Buenos Aires reports civilians will run polls tomorrow for the first time since 1943. The army oversaw February elections that elected Juan D. Peron president. Eighty three lower house seats are at stake. vote counting likely begins Wednesday.
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Buenos Aires
Mar
LRA
Juan D. Peron
Congress
Kansas Nebraska basketball final time and score expected
The Journal World will report the final time and score for the Kansas Nebraska basketball game in Lincoln tonight. First score expected around 9 30. Telephone line listed as 22 for updates.
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Journal-World
Lincoln
St Louis Hold Up Looting $31 400
Three armed masked men robbed Bussmann Manufacturing in St Louis taking 31400 cash from payroll offices after an armored truck delivered money. They pistol whipped a taxicab driver, then fled in a red 1943 sedan abandoned blocks away as the pursuers trailed.
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Fetagasartreed Press
St Louis
Mar
St. Louis
Bussmann Manufacturing Company
Fusca
Electrical Equite
Joseph Bussmann
List of 172 Liberty Memorial graduates for 1948
Liberty Memorial high school lists 172 potential graduates under Principal Neal M. Wherry for the May 27 commencement in Hoch auditorium at the University of Kansas. The class size exceeds 1947’s 169, with a peak of 222 in 1941, and success depends on current coursework credit.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Neal M. Wherry
Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas
Wherry
Altho
Nelly Ratia
Bobby Kipr
Betty Balledane Kirchhot
Marilyn Barr
Jane Kloox Laroy Bateson
Gerald Laiwhert
Kermit Beal Dames
Les Car Beit
Wayne Linn
Lela Hernita
Donna Long Veer
Beth Kenneth Long Joann Inghant Laurens Long
Veterans oppose Santa Fe Trail rate hike hearing set
Sunflower Village, Lawrence, and University of Kansas veterans groups attend Kansas Corporation Commission hearing in Topeka Monday to challenge Santa Fe Trail Transportation’s proposed bus rate increases. The session at 10 am weighs a plan to raise Lawrence Sunflower fares from wartime lows of 12 tickets for 1.30 and 24 tickets for 2.70 and 4.30. E. U. representative Tevin Youngberg signals possible compromise, with D. S. McClinton Sunflower VFW commander, WWI veterans, Sunflower. Joe Whiton Lawrence Chamber of Commerce president, and Youngberg listed among attendees.
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Sunflower Village Veterans Organizations
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeks
Santa Fe Traile Transportation Company
Sunflower
Tevin Youngberg
E.U
D. S. McClinton
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joe Witaon
Lawrence Chamber of Comlmerce
Youngberg
Second District G O P to Ottawa
Kansas delegates for the Republican national convention will be chosen by six district conventions starting in Ottawa. Darby and Breyfogle lead talks for delegates with others like Hudson and Mrs Harris also mentioned. The district races hint at Canper Schoeppel senatorial alignments shaping slate choices.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
Canper-Schoeppel
National
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Ottawa
Darby
John Breyfogle Jr
Olathe
Johnson County
G.O.P
Walter Fees
Iola
Howard Hudson
Fort Scott
Fred Harris
Colby
Independence
Empresa
Tlready
Lions Meet Atchison In Class AAA Regional Opener
Lawrence high school basketball, Northeast Kansas league champions, open regional play at Atchison Thursday night at 7 30 p m facing Atchison. Shawnee Mission meets Wyandotte at 9 00 p m followed by the winner meeting Friday for the regional title. Regional winners advance to state in Topeka March 18 19 20. Admission Atchison 50 cents students 75 cents adults. Leavenworth Hankell plays Ward and Argentine meets Leavenworth at Leavenworth.
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Lawrence High
Atchison
Shawnee Mission
Wyandotte
Topeka
Leavenworth
Hankell
Ward
Fire at Southern Pit Barbecue and Residence Blaze
Fire department was called to the Southern Pit Barbecue at 188 Massachusetts Street around 11 p.m. to quell a smoldering fire with smoke pouring from an antique heater. At 6:30 a.m. firefighters responded to a residence at 1020 Mississippi Street to extinguish a brief blaze that damaged woodwork.
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Massachusetts Street
Paul Ingels
Mississippi Street
Ingels
Revised Freedom Train Kansas schedule announced
Wichita and several Kansas cities receive a tightened one day stop sequence for the Freedom Train itinerary. Hutchinson May 29 Wichita May 30 Emporia May 31 Topeka June 1 Lawrence June 2 Winsor? June 3. City official M P Jones pressed for a three day Wichita stay but Heritage Foundation director J Edward Shugrue cited a tight schedule and operational difficulties confirming May 30 as the Wichita date.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Hutchingen
Emperia
Topeka
Lawrence
Warsons
M. P. Jones
J. Edward Shugrue
New York City
Jones
Shugrue
Heritage Foundation
Evangelical United Brethren church near completion in town
The Evangelical United Brethren church at Fifteenth and Massachusetts streets is due to open in eight to ten weeks after weather and crew delays. The building will house a 200 seat sanctuary, a 50 seat balcony, a basement with kitchen, office, chapel, and Sunday school rooms, plus a Youth Chapel funded by local youths.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fifteenth
Massachusetts
R. Burgert
Burgert
University
Ray Angney
Reuter
Leland Young
LB. F. Nanninga
Harry Pippert
Building Board
Tenth and
Connecticut Streets
New Hampshire Streets
Church of Christ
Assembly of God Church
Thirteenth
Nineteen Lawrence Delegates to Ottawa GOP Convention
J B Jons district chairman said nineteen Lawrence delegates are expected at the Republican district convention in Ottawa on Monday March 8. The gathering will choose two representatives and name a third from the Second district to attend the national convention in Philadelphia in June. Transportation will be provided for those without rides. delegates should meet at the courthouse at 10 a.m. Monday.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
J. B. Jons
Jony
Wilson
Philadelphia
Georgia Governor Demands End to Klan Meetings of Intimidation
Georgia Governor M. E. Thompson denounces the Ku Klux Klan and calls for laws to end its meetings of intimidation. He accuses the group of aiding enemies, communists, and race baiters, criticizes federal anti lynch proposals, and references recent election eve Klan demonstrations in two east central counties. Thompson also moves four penitentiary prisoners to local custody to preempt criticism of state protection failures.
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Georgia
Klan
Atlanta
UPI
M. E. Thompson
Ku Klux Klan
South
Truman
Reece Ie
T of
Mind
Thompson
State
Swainsboro
Heaviest Snow In 18 Years Paralyzes Lawrence Area
Lawrence and Douglas County faced the heaviest snowfall in 18 years. Vehicles slid, drivers abandoned travel, and police aided stalled cars while hotels filled with travelers seeking shelter. University of Kansas campus traffic slowed dramatically with many roads impassable.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Massachusetts
Maxchusettrh
University of Kansas
Mount Oread
Fourteenth Street
Indiana Street
Sixteenth Street
Jayhawk Drive
Department of Buildings
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Lawrence High School
Mary Wolf, ‘William Woody Revain Youne
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LIONS
Snow
C.J. Posey
New Hampshire
State Supreme Court
Shawnee County
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Andrrson Brothers
George Lawrence
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