European Aid Debate Grows Over Oleomargarine Tax Repeal
Secretary Marshall pressed swift House action on European recovery with China on the bill. The Senate stalled final vote as Wherry urged speed, while Undersecretary Nagle urged repealing federal oleomargarine taxes to curb consumer costs and avoid misrepresentation versus butter.
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U.S. Treasury
Sfevett
Towre Douglas
ULA
Amhasnade
Great Britain
Martin
Marshall
China
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Harehall
Ean
Hyme
Senate
Featur
Marshall Slande
W& Prensa
Wherry
Nebraska
Taure
Acnpack
Mary
Washington, Mar
Neh Treasury
Todey
A. Lee Ngee
House Committee On Agriculture
Two American women slain near Saigon in Vietnam conflict zone
French authorities report the killings of two American women at a location near Tan Son Nhut, Saigon, outside the French security zone. The victims, Teete halter Wounds and Lydia uth, were found in a jeep blaze with head injuries after an apparent attack as French forces investigate motives amid Viet-Namese unrest. A U.S. State Department note said no official report had been received.
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Saigon
AVLOS
Jeanhe Wo
Lydia Uth
Tan Smunh Ut
Viet-Namese
Mra. Skewes
1’, & Information Service
Mice James
Washington
State Department
Britain not to join early talks on Palestine crisis
In New York on March 8 the United States Russia France and China invited a British representative to attend ongoing talks on the Palestine crisis. Sir Alexander Cadogan indicated Britain would not participate in implementing the UN assembly decision on Palestine. Dean Rusk said the informal session covered the broad Palestine issue with no decisions yet and the next meeting is set for Lake Success after a Security Council session on the Trieste matter.
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New York
United States
Rusa
France
China
Irygve Lie
United Nations
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
U.N. Assembly
Parentinn
Palestine
Hiritain
United Nations Administration
Rus. Vark Avenue
Dean Rusk
U.N
State Department
Lake Success
Security Council
Trieste
Rusk
Missing Superfortress Flight From Spokane To Honolulu
Public information officer at Hickam Field reported all ten U 29 Superfortresses accounted for and safe. A bomber with 70 crew and a second plane with 20 aboard reportedly turned back toward San Francisco. nine of ten bombers radioed in from near Sacramento with the lead ship heading to Hickam Field for a scheduled landing.
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Honolulu
Mar
Hickam Field
Spokane
San Francisco
Air Force
TA As
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Lew Superfortresen
Micham Field
Hamilton Field
Coast Guard
Sacramento
Hickam
Five Navy Fliers Die In Olathe Crash At Naval Air Station
Five naval reserve fliers were killed and a sixth injured critically when a navy plane crashed on takeoff at Olathe Naval Air Station. Witnesses said the twin-engine craft nose-dived and burst into flames. Names and hometowns of the dead are listed, with Lt. Ivan Junior Wyatt among the injured. The cause of the crash remains undetermined. The fliers were World War II veterans gathered after weekend training. Also noted is coach J W Sikes and wife moving to Sunnyside housing near the University of Kansas campus.
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Olathe
Kan
Naval Reserve
Olathe Naval Air Station
Ivan Junior Wyatt
St. Louis
Growch
Organized Reserve
Olathe Station
Comer
Tex Witherspawn
George Nyle Freeland
Route 4
Sedalic
Jack M. Rothweiler
Palmyra
Leota Rothweiler
Cape Girardeau
George Ewing McGee
Betton
Lawrence Jackson Smith
Aviation Ordnanceman
George Joe Smith
Harrisonville
Elvin Carl Robinson
Lincoln
Sunnyside
K.C
J. W. Sikes
Eldridge
University of Kansas
Athens
Moving to Midwest propel Kansas industry shift says KU official
Dr. J. O. Maloney in Lawrence outlines decentralization of plants sparked by atomic era. He notes many Kansas Oklahoma and Texas moves and describes faculty research at KU on salt natural gas petroleum and wheat by products. Discusses budget and aims to adapt resources for new commercial uses while highlighting the Jayhawk ordnance works and local industry links. Special luncheon guests included Liberty Memorial high school basketball team and league leaders.
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Midwest
J. 0. Maloney
University of Kansas Research Foundation
Lawrence
Research Foundation
Kansas
Ledgling Chemical Industry
Gil Dodds Speaks at Eight Day Lawrence Youth for Christ Rally
About 1,000 people packed the Community building for the final meeting of Lawrence Youth for Christ eight day rally. Gil Dodds top miler addressed the crowd as visitors from Ottawa Topeka Kansas City Bonner Springs and surrounding areas attended. The next weekly Youth for Christ gathering will be at the Church of God Saturday night.
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Gil Dodds
Lawrence
Youth For Christ
Ottawa
Topeka
Kansas City
Bonner Springs
See Church of God
Journal World to Post Kansas Colorado Score Tonight
The Journal World plans to publish the halftime and final score of the Kansas versus Colorado basketball game in Boulder Colorado tonight. The game starts at 9 p m our time and the first score is expected around 10 15 p m. Stock market index shows a 61 2 point drop.
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the Journal-World
Boulder
Colo
Finland moves to start talks with Soviet Union on friendship pact
Helsinki reports Finland will begin negotiations with Soviet Russia on a friendship and possible military accord. Talks could be in Moscow. delegation makeup undecided. President Taajanikiivi consults with parties as parliamentary support shifts. protests erupt against the proposal amid observers.
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Mar
Finand
Russia
Finland
Moscow
Stalin
Juho Taasikivi
Hungary
Romania
Popular Front
Soviet Union
Social Democrats
Agrarians
Conservatives
Liberals
Swedish People's Party
Washington to seek big Latin aid loan plan
The state department announced it will ask Congress to authorize the Export-Import Bank to lead a five hundred million dollar loan program for Latin American nations. It also seeks twenty million six hundred thousand dollars to prevent disease and unrest in the American British zone in Trieste for April 1 to June 30, 1948. The statement was sent to the House Foreign Affairs Committee in response to inquiries about foreign aid beyond Europe and China plans.
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Washington
Mar
State Department
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Trieste
Alre
Personal Tax Warrants Turned Over to Sheriff
County Treasurer Roy Flory reports 350 unpaid 1947 personal property tax bills, totaling about 211,690, have been turned over to the sheriff for service on delinquent taxpayers. He notes collections for 1947 are ahead of 1946 at the same point, with warrants issued on over 12,000 in unpaid taxes last March.
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L Wiggins
Treasuey
Widtwine Xaid
Congress
Roy Flory
Flory
Three Die in Collision Near Hays Kansas
A west bound Union Pacific Pony Express train collided with a work crew crossing east of Hays Kansas killing Carl H Scheuerman 39 Great Bend Earl Ryan 43 Hutchinson and Ernest H Stuckey 51 Hutchinson all employed by D J Hines Excavating Co at Hays.
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Hays
Kan
Carl H. Scheuerman
Great Bend
Earl Ryan
Hutchinson
Ernest H. Stuckey
Union Pacific
Pony Express
Here
D. J. Hines Excavating Co
First returns favor Peron as election starts
From Buenos Aires on March 8 the first returns from yesterday’s elections show support for President Juan Peron. Provincial results in Santa Fe Entre Rios and Jujuy favor administration allies while Congress counts begin Wednesday to fill a small share of seats. Peronist claim of sweeping victory gains support as partial results filter in. Feron leaves hospital six days after appendectomy. The national vote aims to fill three of 158 seats in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Juan LU
Peron
Santa Fe
Entre Rios
Jujuy
Peronista
Feron
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Sharp sell off hits grain futures on weather and mill demand
Wheat and corn futures fell sharply as traders cited an improved winter wheat outlook and large government flour orders. Heavy storms in the winter wheat region and snow cover were seen as protective, while mills offering flour to the government signaled sluggish domestic demand. May contracts led losses with May wheat around 6 to 10 cents lower and corn down 6 to 8 cents.
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Chivage
Mar, &Pa
Board of Trade
Jenlet
Indications
Breyfogle-Fees Named Delegates at Second District GOP
Delegates to the Republican convention in Ottawa named John Breyfogle Jr of Olathe and Walter Fees of Iola as delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia next June. Harry Darby of Kansas City was chosen as delegate-at-large. The convention, with about 200 delegates, elected Delph Simons permanent chairman and included bids for Mrs. Fred Harris of Ottawa as national committeewoman.
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Ottawa
Tulay
John Breyfogle
Olathe
Walter Fees
Iola
Republian
Philadelphia
Harry Darby
Kansan City
Kansas
Wichita
Seyingle
Johnson County
Fees
Fred Harris
Merchants Urged To Pick Guests for Rural Smoker
Lawrence merchants were urged to report to the Chamber of Commerce to select farmers to invite to the Rural Acquaintance Smoker set for Thursday night March 18. Keith Lawton, assistant secretary, said names are going fast and a detailed program will be announced soon.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Kieth Lawton
Slump in job openings as winter weather lingers
Kansas State Employment Service records show severe seasonal unemployment with only 10 openings listed last week. Walter T. Johns notes fewer jobs filled than the prior week and a drop in unemployment compensation claims from 250 to 244 as contacts declined to 406 from 444 amid the wet weather.
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Kansas State Employment Service
Walter T. Johns
Board Sets March Meeting for Senior High Office
The Board of Education will hold its regular March session tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Senior high school building office.
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Board of Education
Streets and Highways Cleared of Snow in Lawrence
Brillant sunlight and warmer temperatures over the weekend cleared snow from most Lawrence streets and surrounding highways. City crews hauled crushed rock to bad spots, while frost and moisture turned some dirt roads to mud. The worst conditions were in North Lawrence and an ongoing slide in river ice and accidents raised the three day toll to 18, with eight more incidents Sunday and Saturday.
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Arcivity
Patrvet Department
Verday
Lawrence Strs
Ragineri
BE. E. Barson
North
J.C. Harper
Harper
Kaw
Buowersuck
Tennenses Street
B.C. Moore
Tennessee Street
State Highway Department
C. L. Bradswell
Chanute
Chester Foster
Ralph Hubbel
Four Conference Leaders Visit KU Chancellor Malott
Four prominent school heads Milton Eisenhower of Kansas State College Frederick A. Middlebush of the University of Colorado and Robert L. Stearns of Colorado University met yesterday at Lawrence home of Chancellor Deane W. Malott. Malott said the visit was purely personal with no official business conducted.
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Deane W. Malott
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Malott
Milton Eisenhower
Kansas State College
Frederick A. Middlebush
Sity
U University
Robert L. Stearns
University of Colorado
Mercury Drops to 44 in Los Angeles
The Associated Press reports a rare cold spell in Southern California with Los Angeles recording 44 degrees at 2:30 a.m. Pacific time. Central and plains states posted much higher lows while New England faced 20s to 28 degrees.
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Los Angeles
Central
Central Plains
Wero
Kansas
Nebraska
Minet
Grand Fothe S
New England
Atlanta
Florida
Tate Te
Lanes
Welcome the Sun Drives Toward Quota Amid Storm Delays
The stow storm slowed the Ted Croats drive but did not stop progress as the tally neared $7.84 per reports from Red Cross. Kelvin Hoover cites better weather ahead to boost worker attendance and meet this year's quota. Howard Wiseman notes nearing end of drive within ten days with 40 of 2 residential workers accounted for. Mel Fisher says contributions are rising and hopes quota by week’s end. Rural collectors listed include A. F. Walfkuhte district 48 and Mrs. Robert Wilson district 22.
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Ted Croats
Red Cros
Kelvin Hoover
Eluiratan
Hoover
Thorely
Mitesachue
Trent
Mery
Howard Wiseman
Mel Fisher
Shane
A. F. Walfkuhte
Robert Wilson
Henry Brecheisen
Snow forecast spreads across Kansas in coming days
Weather forecast by S. Flora predicts heavier snowfall tonight into Tuesday, starting in the southern region and moving northward across Kansas. Lows range from minus 5 to minus 2 Celsius, with no precipitation over the weekend and subzero readings in western Kansas earlier Sunday.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. Db. Flora
Mills
Goolland
Chimute
Bo Deprers
DeWitt Crosby Dies in Wichita Veteran IRS Deputy and Banker
David DeWitt Crosby, 47, a retired deputy collector of internal revenue, died here yesterday. A Kansan with a long public career, he served as deputy U S marshal in the Cherokee Strip and later operated a Belnwood bank. A Spanish American War veteran, he leaves a widow and one son.
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Wichita
Kan
David DeWitt CL
Crosby
Treasury Department of Firith
Internal Revenue
Belnwnt
Raw
Cherokee Strip
Barrett denies praising Russia at Topeka meeting
Barrett rejected claims that his Topeka speech praised Russia saying his remarks were carefully prepared and academic. He attributed a state official’s misinterpretation, defended his balance on U.S. and Soviet attitudes, and argued for open discussion of all sides within American politics.
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Topeka
Barrett
Russia
Thallow
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