Molotov Raises China Question at Foreign Ministers Session
Moscow reports Molotov surprised opening session by proposing US Britain and Russia share information on China. Marshall blocked immediate decision, saying he would consider overnight. He pressed for disarmament and a four power alliance against Germany, with Bevin backing Byrnes plan.
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Foreign Ministers’ Council
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Russia
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Marshall
S Trong China
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Ernest Bevin
Foreign Ministers Council
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Austria
Thia
Russias
Preas
James F. Byrnes
Bevin
Byrnes
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F. T. Gousee
Mark W. Clark
Vacady D. Sokolovaky
Sur
Truman to Address Congress on Greek Crisis
President Truman will address a joint session at 1 p.m. Wednesday to discuss the Greek crisis and Mediterranean risks. A $250 to $1000 million aid package for Greece is under consideration, with talks about transferring military supplies from surplus stocks in Germany. The aim is to bolster King George’s government and avoid single-handed U.S. action, possibly involving the United Nations.
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Congress
Washington
Mar
Tremas
Mediterranean
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Vandenberg
R.-Mich
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Ross
Near East
Rose
Feaders
House
Britain
Athens
United Nations
Pepper
D- Fla
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Near Miss as Grenade Threat Strikes Plaza Miranda Scene
A hand grenade exploded within ten feet of President Manuel A. Roxas and other Filipino notables on a Plaza Miranda platform before a 40,000 strong crowd. Only a press photographer was injured. Five suspects detained. Romulo credited with averting a larger tragedy. Roxas resumed duties at Malacanang after the incident.
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Tues
Manuel A. Rerasi
Roxas
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
United Nations
Plaza Miranda
Malacanan Palace
Jose Avelino
Senate
Romulo
Quiapo Church
Emilio Magalung
United States
Senate backs Lilienthal as AEC chairman on party lines
The Senate atomic energy committee voted 7 to 1 to confirm David E. Lilienthal as AEC chairman with W W Warmack L L Strauss Dr Robert Bacher Sumner Pike and Carrol Wilson approved as members and Bricker the lone dissenter. A bitter floor fight looms as McKellar vows strong opposition while Hickenlooper aims for swift reporting to the full Senate.
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Washington
Mar
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
W. W. Warmack
L. L. Strauss
Robert Bacher
Sumner T. Pike
Carrol Wilson
Bricker
Ohio
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Taft
Republican Policy Committee
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Connally
D. -Tex
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
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McKellar
D.-Tenn
TVA
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R-Mich
Millikin
R-Colo
Knowland
R-Calif
Johnson
McMahon
D-Conn
Russell
N-Tex
Ronce
New Sugar Stamp Validated for 10 Pounds Pending Changeover
The Office of Temporary Controls announced that sugar stamp No 11 for 10 pounds will become valid April 1 in OPA family ration books, replacing the 5-pound stamp No 53 expiring March 31. Stamp No 1 remains valid through Sept 30 with a new 10-pound stamp to be validated July 1 if sugar imports meet projections. Total possible sugar allotment for households may reach 35 pounds by September, with no separate canning stamp issued. Soldiers Drank Anti Freeze in Yokohama: One American soldier died and 12 others critically ill after ingesting ethylene glycol antifreeze in a stockade. several remain unconscious. Names withheld. Enlistee Thorold L. Brewster, 18, joins the 11th Airborne at Fort Riley after enlisting. Strike Cancelled at Wichita Stock Yards: A 70-employer stockyards strike threat is canceled. a new pact between Local 202 of the United Packinghouse Workers and the Union Stockyards will be put to a vote tonight.
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Mar
Office of Temporary Controle
OPA
Yokohama
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Wichita
Kan
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C.I.0
Legislator Chosen by New Method in Kansas
Theodore M. Metz Lincoln attorney was named to the Kansas legislature under a new appointment system. Chosen by the Lincoln County Republican committee, he was appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy left by the death of C. B. Goodell. Metz, a former Lincoln county Republican chairman, arrives in Topeka soon. sponsors say the old method was costly and caused delays.
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Topeka
Mar
Theodore M. Metz
Lincoln
Kansas
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House of Representatives
Lincoln County
Wedell to Speak at KU Convocation for World War II Memorial Drive
Justice Hugo T. Wedell of the Kansas Supreme Court will address KU students Wednesday morning to launch a campaign seeking 25 000 from the student body for the World War II Memorial campanile and parkway. He chairs the memorial association and will outline the future effort, with 200 student solicitors set to begin tonight. The drive already has over 4 000 on hand from a prior campaign.
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Croysdale
Merriam
Bathurst
Mary Breed
Kansas
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Ralph E. Kiene, Jr
Everett Bell
St. Louis
Wilbur Noble
Leavenworth
John H. Robinson
Kansas City
Return to Classes as Lawrence Schools Report Rise in Absences
Lawrence city schools see absences rise from 399 last Friday to 473 today as junior high and high school students miss classes due to colds flu mumps and chicken pox. Junior high 89 and high school 103 student absences lead, with eight teachers also absent. At KU health reports show influenza admissions down to two at 10 a.m. with 20 a week ago. Six pneumonia cases follow flu at Watkins hospital while Andrews 18 re elected.
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Student Health Service
Watkins Hospital
Canuteson
Andrews
KU Design Instructor Re-elected Vice President of State Art Teachers
Michael Andrews of the Kansas University design department was re-elected vice president of the Kansas State Art Teachers Association at a Saturday Wichita meeting. Miss Maud Ellsworth, art director for Lawrence city schools, spoke at the luncheon and reported on the World Conference of the Teaching Profession held in Endicott New York last August.
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K. U. Department of Design
Kansas State Art Teachers Association
Wichita
Maud Ellsworth
Lawrence
Allis Hotel
Endicott
N. Y
Pees Mela
State Bank Code Passed by House
Topeka March 1073 The House passed nine bills during a two hour session including the first new state bank code since 1397. Rep Carl Haxman opposed saying it would repeal a better law. Rep Raymond Carlsen supported but warned against a system of public and private debt. Gov Frank Carlson signed unemployment compensation proposals boosting weekly benefits and cutting payroll taxes to fund the increase. Carlson said the tax cut will save employers over a million dollars yearly and attract new industry to Kansas.
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Mar
House of Representatives
Carl Haxman
Haskell County
Raymond Carlsen
Washington County
Halle
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Kansas
Rain Forecast Keeps Kansas Farmers From Fields
Topeka reports a weather outlook for Tuesday with rain and scattered snow across Kansas. Federal forecaster S. D. Flora predicts moisture will arrive in the Kaw Valley as planting lags due to wet conditions. Snow totals varied, with Phillipsburg receiving five inches and Concordia one inch. highs reach 43 to 50 in parts, no sub-zero readings overnight.
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Phillipsburg
Dodge City
Ellis
Goodland
Wichita
Coffeyville
United States
Molotov Sees Good Basis For Work In Four Power Talks
London reports Molotov told American British and French counterparts that the four powers face a difficult task but have a reliable basis for joint work. He cited deputies in London and the control council in Germany who prepared German and Austrian questions with useful work and recommendations. Organizational questions were decided at the first Moscow meeting where Molotov chaired the opening session, with the chairmanship to rotate.
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London
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Girl Scouts celebrate 1st anniversary with civic program
Lawrence invites public to a week of events marking the 1st anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States. Leaders highlight inclusivity and citizenry, listing 331 registered Scouts and 49 home committeewomen. Activities include talks at local clubs, a cinema program with Margaret O'Brien, Lone Star camp films, window decorations, and a Juliette Low tea.
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Hornep
Lawrence
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Mary Hodgson
Mary Ja Lowman
Judy Cotton
Mary Farrell
Nita Brewster
Lois Fuller
Margaret O'Brien
Jayhawker
Granada
Lone Star Camp
Juliette Low
Wren
E. B. Stouffer
Betty Watson
Brissom Frakes
Girl Scout Council
Corlett Cotton
E. L. Nowning
Lawrence Bakeries Expect a Price Hike on Bread
Lawrence bakeries remained undecided on local price increases but anticipated rises soon due to wheat price advances. Kansas City wholesalers held prices, while Los Angeles New York and Atlanta wholesalers raised wholesale loaf prices. Local managers cited higher flour costs and a prior price shift since last June with CFA and a June 1 government loaf size reduction.
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New York
Atlanta
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Chicago
Ray, Wright
Associated Press
Lawrerea
CFA
George E. Jennings
Orlean B. Eakins
Red Cross drive total reaches ten thousand two hundred fifty four
The Red Cross drive is extended to Wednesday evening, fund chair i Cecil Hough says. The round corner drug store office will close then and gifts may be turned in at the Community building. Total reported by this morning is 10 254 33 with overall drive over the top in some areas.
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jCormer Drug
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Hough
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Lecompton
Lawrence Business District
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Wolf Drive Near Stull Nets Hunters 4 Coyotes
A wolf drive yesterday afternoon near the Stull neighborhood twelve miles west of Lawrence drew about a hundred farmers. Two drives over four section areas netted four coyotes as shooters used shotgun blasts. three were seen but escaped in the northeast drive, while four prairie wolves were killed in the south Stull drive.
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Milan
Lawrence
Highway 40
State School Heads In Session at Kansas U
Presidents of five Kansas state schools meet at the University of Kansas as guests of Chancellor Deane W. Malott. Attending are Mile ton S. Fisenhower Kansans State College L D Wooster Fort Hays State College David T L MacFarlane Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Rees T H Hughes and Chancellor Malott. Four mayoral aspirants among 25 candidates qualified for Leavenworth primary on March 18 with Carl Kirmayer seeking re election Frank Washburn Edward Helmen and Loren G Dilley among others.
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Kansas
Wirfield
Kansas State
University of Kansas
Deane W. Malott
Mileton S. Fisenhower
Kansans State College
L. D. Wooster
Fort Hays State College
David TL. MacFarlane
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Rees TH. Hughes
Pisburg
Marntt
Leavenworth
Kan
Carl Kirmayer
Frank Washburn
Edeward Helmen
Loren G. Dilley
Weather Outlook for Kansas Mostly Cloudy and Warmer
Kansas forecasts show mostly cloudy skies with scattered light rain or drizzle in the southeast and northeast regions. Temperatures trend warmer in the extreme west and east areas, with a low around 30 to 35 tonight. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions.
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