Bevin First Of Foreign Ministers To Reach Moscow
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin arrived at Moscow’s White Russian station noon, the first among visiting ministers for the Big Four talks. He met Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky and was welcomed by U S. envoy Walter Bedell Smith as Marshall prepared to travel to Moscow.
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Moscow
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Revin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Foreign Office
Vishinaky
Brest-Litovak
Bevin
R Bomberg
Mascow
Stevin
U. S
Flu Epidemic on Campus Appears to Level Off
A campus influenza surge shows signs of slowing as the Watkins Memorial Hospital reports 72 patients today, down from 94 yesterday, with total cases reaching 123. A nurse shortage worsens care, and arrangements were made to move patients to Sunnreide emergency quarters by truck. The health director notes weekend admissions may rise as students return to activities. The Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association plans a board meeting Monday at 4 p.m. with C. J. Lane presiding.
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Ralph I. Canutes
Watkins Memorial
Canuteson
Sunnreide
fCovlekamo
T.K
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
C. J. Lane
Truman to address Greek crisis Monday in Washington
President Truman plans a public statement on the Greek crisis after the British halt of financial aid. He will seek congressional authority and funds to share Britain's burden, aiming to stabilize southern Europe against communism amid Moscow’s looming influence. A Monday White House meeting will include leaders from both parties and key budgeting and foreign policy committees.
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Washington
Mar
White House
Acheson
State Department
Lord Inverchapel
Greece
Inverchapel
Rose Alan
Aia
Caribbean
Turkey
Great Britain
United States
Truman
Congress
Britain
Europe
Mr. Truman
Moscow
Marshall
France
Russia
Austria
Germany
House
Senate
Altho
Ireck
Four Power Security Pact Sought Under Interim German Peace Plan
Secretary of State Marshall said the United States aims for a four power security pact as an interim solution to the German problem while a peace treaty is drafted. He planned to discuss the Austrian and German situations at Moscow and noted France might welcome such a pact to ease fears of German aggression. Meanwhile a separate report notes Leo Nieder, 22, died by his own action at Duck's Tavern in Lawrence after a note was found. authorities described the death as a suicide using a .22 pistol. Nieder had reportedly faced enlistment rejections and depression.
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Bevin
Germany
Austria
Moscow
Russia
Georges Ridault
U. S
George C. Marshall
S. S
Walter Bedell Smith
United States
Marshall
Berlin
C.S.T
Secretary of State
Joseph T. McNarney
Lucius D. Clay
McNarney
Robert D. Murph
Erman
Central Council
Foreign Ministers
U.S
James F. Byrnes
France
Auriol
Ramadier
Europe
Mark W. Clark
Hie
London
T Nomeos
Ray Clark
Leo Nieder
William Nieder
Connecticut Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Duck's Tavern
Vermont Street
Clark
Nieder
Lawrence
Charlie Bell
North Lawrence
Mens
Coepany
T. J. Hack
Tennessee Street
Leo
Bliesner
Usury bill clash looms over Kansas rates debate
Topeka reports Senate criticizes House backed loan bill as too high. Senator John A. Etling accuses opponents of aiding loan sharks with a 36 percent starting rate. Gov. Frank Carlson urges protecting veterans from predatory lenders amid calls for harsher penalties and new usury legislation.
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Topeka
Kansas
John A. Etling
Kinsley
Penate Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Bil Etling
Etling
Frank Carlson
Richard Becker
Coffeyville
Senate
Becker
Telek the terrier heads to California with Eisenhower
Berlin reports UPI that General Eisenhower's Scotch terrier Telek is en route to America aboard an American Overseas Airlines plane. The dog accompanies the general on the war road from England to Germany and is to be cared for by Captain Kay Summersby in California, with the general's handover recorded in custody.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Telek
England
Germany
America
American Overseas Airlines
California
Kay Summersby
Fisenhowe
Lerepe
Fewer and Cheaper Home Sales Predicted Nationwide
The National Association of Real Estate Boards foresees a drop in home sales in most cities this year. An industry survey across 475 cities shows mixed signals with 46 percent expecting higher residential costs and 52 percent predicting price declines as the year progresses. Only 11 percent foresee rising prices in large cities. smaller cities show scant optimism for price gains.
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Washington, Mar
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Patrolling Scott City as crowd gathers after veteran dies
Topeka reports highway patrolmen armed with tear gas guns were dispatched to Scott City after the death of WWII veteran Robert Carpenter in the city jail. Col Read said three troopers arrived, keeping the crowd of 200 to 250 under control, with City Marshal Pinkston taken to safety and no open violence reported.
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Topeka
Mar
Eicht
Elmer Epperson
Scott City News Chronicle
Epperson
Highway Patrol
Read
City
William Scott
Scott City
Donald Lloyd
Hiad
Colonel Read
Lloyd
Pleasant Sunday Forecast for Kaneas Weekend
A Topeka report predicts a fairly pleasant weekend in Kaneas with partly cloudy skies and temperatures from 40 to 45 degrees and little to no precipitation. Tonight’s lows should dip to 26 to 32 degrees, and Topeka posted the state's highest temperature at 39 while Goodland recorded 24. No measurable precipitation occurred in the past 24 hours.
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Topeka
Mar
Kaneas
E. Finna
Flora
Goodland
Public Works Grants for Kansas Projects Granted
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming announces two federal grants for Kansas local public works projects. Sedan sewage disposal and collection system extensions total about 17 008 dollars with a 4 300 dollar federal advance. Hodgeman county high school at Jetmore gets a new building and equipment costing about 350 000 dollars with a 13 750 dollar federal advance. Tela Primary cancelled. Iola city election for March 18 cancelled. T. C. Waugh and three incumbents unopposed for re election.
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Washington
Philip B. Fleming
Forersl
Kansas
Hodgeman County
Jetmore
Tela
Iola
Kan
City Gomary
T. C. Waugh
City considers park act to fund community baseball field
City Attorney Donald Hurr says a $50 000 park ordinance is ready and will pass at Monday’s meeting. Bond validation bills from Topeka clear the way to sell bonds after council approval, with site surveys at Eleventh and Delaware guiding a 250 foot high centerfield and a 150 foot grandstand plan.
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Donald
Hurr
Hulss
Topeka
J. C. Harper
Ieity
Eleventh
Delaware Streets
Harper
Althono
Lawrence National Guard Company
Joey Reid
Sanitation
Sanitation Department
Judge rules for Kansas University in property case
District Judge Hugh Means ruled in favor of the University of Kansas in a property possession suit brought by Mrs. L H Menger and the Lawrence Women's Club. The decision say the university as a state branch cannot be sued without its permission, upholding the demurrer filed by KU counsel. The case involved protests from club members over the club board of directors leasing 94 Massachusetts Street for a residence hall for University women. Brazil to Receive Refugees Frankfurt Germany Mar 7 The Brazilian government offered to take about 1000 displaced skilled workers and agricultural workers.
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L. H. Menger
Lawrence Women's Club
University of Kansas
Means
Must Wan
Club
Massachusetts Street
Brazil
Frankfurt
Germany
Snow Hampers Britain as Frost Delays Transport
Snow continues to blanket Britain while temperatures edge up slightly in London and southern England. Rail and road networks remain blocked by ice and heavy snow, with 10 000 troops called in to clear routes and 12 006 000 pounds already spent on road clearance as factories face a coal quota cut amid transport stoppages.
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London
Mar
Europe
England
Britain
British Board of Trade
Tron and Steel Plants
Anere Normal
Extend the Drive Red Cross campaign runs longer than planned
The Red Cross drive will extend into next week due to weather illness and election-day disruptions. Fund chairman Cecil Hough urged finishers to turn in money today or by Monday, with others to complete their rounds as soon as possible or appoint substitutes. Total reported by noon was 3,211.82 toward a 13,794 goal, with support from Kansas Public Service Co and Drake's Bakery among others.
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Red Cross
Cecil Hough
Hough
Illnes
Lawrence Kane
Round Corner
R. A. Walter
John A. Hall
D. HI
Watkins Hospital
W. G. Reougher
Red Crow
Manila
Lawrence Ays
Ticket Sale For Rural Smoker At Chamber Event
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce reports strong ticket sales for the Rural Smoker to be held Tuesday evening March 18 in the Community building. Firms should call the chamber office Monday morning to select their guest lists from the master file.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Parking Meter a Woe and Convenience for City Motorists
Downtown Massachusetts Street parking meters yield the city over a thousand dollars monthly from coin readings and penalties. In 1945 meters grossed 11,728.74, rising to 14,074.22 in 1946, with maintenance costs about 180 monthly. Funds flow to the city general fund for various uses as meters operate 8 am to 6 pm.
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Massachusetts
E. J. Coy
E. E. Alexander
City General Fund
Veterans Move Into 17 Linstead Street Apartments Soon
Seventeen two bedroom units in the Lawrency Veterans Housing Project near Linsteenth and Louisiana are ready for occupancy. FPHA inspector confirms government will accept on a partially completed basis. tenants to sign occupancy and pay first month’s rent at a March 10 city hall meeting.
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Lawrency Veterans Housing Project
HE. HH. Roach
Linsteenth
Louisiana Street
FPHA
J. T. Brooks
Brooks
Rouch
Robert Haggarty
High School Basketball Score Details From Topeka Game
The Journal-World plans to publish halftime and final scorers for the Topeka Lawrence high school basketball game in Topeka tonight. The game begins at 9:90 p.m. Tonight the first score is expected around WW ovelonk. A stock market index shows 60 stocks at 15.0, yesterday 65.5.
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The
Journal-World
Topeka
Weather outlook for Kansas partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
Partly cloudy weather pattern across Kansas with a slight warm up Sunday after noon. Temperatures fall to around 28 degrees tonight with daytime highs spreading warmer on Sunday following midday.
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Kansas
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