Firm U S stance urged on UN council doors
Washington reports say American officials urge clear bluntness at the United Nations Security Council session starting March 25. Senator George and colleagues back open, decisive talks with allied powers to settle world issues, stressing cooperation and a firm but hopeful spirit. They warn against drift and advocate more Big Three meetings and Big Five ministerial talks.
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Queen Mary sails to New York with 2300 brides and children
The Queen Mary departs Southampton for New York carrying 2300 G I brides and children along with Sir Alexander Cadogan and Lord Linlithgow. The UN meeting in New York faces a four day postponement due to poor flying weather over Europe delaying delegates.
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Southampton
Mar
G.I
Alexander Cadogan
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India
Midland Bank
South America
Scouts to Be Guests at Wildlife Film Night
Scouts from the Pelate district including all Douglas county troops and packs will visit the Douglas County Sportsmans club Monday at 8 00 pm for a wildlife color film by the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission. The 45 minute film shows native Kansas fish propagation and local game birds with scenes from state parks. The event, the only showing this year, causes the state guard drill to be postponed. Harold Preston, president, said club members and guests are invited.
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Film invitation for education and police feedback box
A music minded audience is invited to view a new education film. Kansas City dated March 13. Police Superintendent P Henry Y Johnson installed a gripe box in a night court session allowing 187 seeders to submit written suggestions for law enforcement. Only one sentence was submitted. A female complaint urged officers to hire better looking patrolmen and to smile to soften their faces.
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Kansas City
Mar
Henry Y. Johnson
Rains Aid Wheat In the Northwest Kansas
Topeka reports slight rains last week improved soil in northwestern Kansas, but moisture remains short and the crop is described as hanging by a shoestring. Southwestern Kansas wheat is in good shape. oats seeding continues, and barley and flax prep advance. Livestock marketing stays moderate as farm flocks are shorn and winterkill concerns ease in places.
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Indonesian Premier Sjahrir rejects Dutch settlement proposals
New York dispatch from Batavia reports Premier Sutan Sjahrir of the unrecognized Indonesian republic will inform Dutch representatives this afternoon that their government's proposals for settling Indonesian independence demands are unacceptable. The dispatch notes Sjahrir's stance and anticipated actions.
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New York
Mar
Cp-An Aneta
Batavia
Baid Tha
Sutan Sjahrir
Sjahrir
Dutch confer over Indonesians status amid independence talks
A conference is planned with Hubertus J. Van Mook acting governor general of the Netherlands East Indies and Sir Archibald Clark Kerr. The Dutch propose commonwealth status for Indonesians with eventual independence. In Salt Lake City a separate item notes a missing lunch box containing false teeth, found with a 16 year old boy after an urgent plea from Andrew Bennion of Murray Utah.
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Netherlands East Indies
Archibald Clark Kerr
Salt Lake City
Mar
Sheri German
Dean
Andrew Bennion
Murray
Bennion
Ben
Midwest Postale Style Sards Printed in Blue Ink
Personal notes describe two sided white cards with printed name and address on one side. It mentions convenient time-saving design for personal or business use with 306 cards per pack and prices like $71.06.
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Lowtheld
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Quincy
Topenne Kan
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