Five More Countries May Ask U S Aid
Washington reports indicate at least five additional nations may seek aid under the anti communist program aimed at war weakened states near Russia. Iran Syria Lebanon Egypt Palestine are named with potential credits or cash grants including sums tied to Greece and Turkey.
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Washington
Mar
Iran
Syria
Lebanon
Ftucpary
Palestine
Truman
Comena
Greece
Europe
China
Congress
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FTA CO Sonnemen Tr
Tefialion
Vreere
Porsihie
Congresa
Mediterranean
Kerra
Manchuria
Poland
Germany
Turkey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Hoover
United States
Avetria
War Department
University Women to Attend Careare Conference at Kanens
Women will be authorized to attend the Careers for Women conference at the University of Kanens March 18 19 with attendance cards verifying eligibility. New excused absences announced. Notable speakers include Dr Maria Castellani from Rome international VP of the Business and Professional Women's club. Jana Schroeder of Swift & Co Kansas City. Marguerite Morse Faber garment executive. Elmira Colvin Western Auto. Torraine Carlson F R Riley librarian. Ruth Campbell YWCA Omaha.
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University of Kanens
Margaret Hahein
Maria Castellani
Rome
Italy
Kangaa City University
Business and
Robert Holt
Menwinger Clinic
Topeka
Perheier
Charlotte We
Craty of Missouri
Jana Schroeder
Martha Logan
Swift & Co
Kansas City
Mia
Marguerite Morse Faber
Martha Manning Garment Co
St. Louis
FHA Receives 45 000 Unit Applications in Two Months
Washington March 18 Raymond M Foley federal housing administrator said today mortgage insurance applications surged in January and February signaling the greatest volume of home construction in FHA history. During the two months FHA received applications for mortgage insurance covering 40 000 new dwelling units the largest number ever recorded for a similar period.
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Washington
Mar
Raymond M. Foley
Mortegee
FHA
Foey
Man arraigned in first degree murder case at Parsons
Walter R. Toros, 54, jailed on a $25,000 bond after arraignment in Parsons on a first degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of Mew. Sreta Selanderk Wise at her home February 29 to March 29. Mrs. Wise also wounded. Lodge No. 6 A F A M. special communication announced with visitors welcome. Harbert L. Jones W M and Walter HL Yarnum listed.
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Parsona
Kan
Walter R. Toros
Sreta Selanderk
A.f.aa.m
Harbert
L. Jones
W.malter HL
Yarnum
Kansas Livestock Men Name Officers at Wichita Annual
Fred W. Heine of Lucas elected president of the Kansas Livestock Association in final sessions. Herb J. Barr named vice president and Will J. Miller re-elected secretary treasurer. A Hereford heifer donated by J. J. Moxley sold for 4,307 to aid Rock Springs 4-H camp. other auctions raised funds and camp support. University of Kansas choir to give annual concert at Hoch Auditorium with a 105-voice group and diverse sacred and modern selections. Governor Carlson unable to attend.
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Wichita
Kans
Fred W. Heine
Lucas
Kansas Livestes Association
Warne Rogier
Matfield Green
Herb J. Barr
Lent
Will J. Miller
Toreks
Lady Treadway
J. J
Jerry) Moxley
Council Grove
Rock Springs
Hampshire
Joe G. O'Byran
Hiattville
R. M. Owthwaite
Topeka
John Morell & Co
Keneas Gas and Electric Company
Charles Theis
Rilt
Swift & Henry Firestock Company
Kansas City
E. B. Shawver
Wichita Oil
Morelia
James Tomson
Wakarusa
Harr
Kenneth McFarland
Toneka
Schoola
Frank Carlson
University of Kants
Cappela
D. Swarthout
Hoch Aedtorium
Barty Liturgeal Muste Minerteor
Franresco Durante Cracifiena Cin
Amoniq
Sant Fanliate
Paventrina
Davor
Fhoteh FM
Brack
Rorrinvinaky
Bickinton Marin Strile
Terraine
Credy
Sana
K. Winstead
Jordan
Noble Cain
Hall Johnson
Vasmend A
Fen Shanklin
Gad
Hamne End
Seprates
Mary Jt Vinker
Hans
Clay Takes Command of U S Forces in Europe
Lt Gen Lucius D. Clay assumed command of United States armed forces in Europe in a ceremony in Frankfurt Germany. He succeeded Gen Joseph McNarney and spoke of hopes for world peace and security as occupation forces in Germany were renamed European Command in the army order.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Gpas
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Europe
Clay
Joseph . McNarney
Morenw
Marshall
United States Forces
European Command
Veterans set aside surplus transferred to WAA Kansas City
Veterans set aside surplus items including motor vehicles typewriters and office furniture were transferred today to the customer service division of the War Assets Administration Kansas City regional office. Thomas E Joyce regional director announced. Under a new procedure veterans may buy net aside items for personal use when advertised by merely preventing their discharge papers.
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War Assets Administration
Kansas City
Thomas E. Joyce
President Truman Extends Sunny Florida Vacation Through Monday
President Truman plans to stay at the Navy submarine base in Key West through tomorrow night and will listen to the radio with his daughter Margaret. The fishing party includes Barney Allis, manager of the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City, as an additional guest alongside regular party members.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Charles
Hoss
Navy
Margaret
Barney Allis
Muehlebach
Kansas City
Girl Scout Exhibits Across Downtown Shops
Celebration of Girl Scout anniversary week features displays in four downtown windows. Cordley School sixth graders show puppet displays at Bell's Music with leader Mrs Millard Fowler while Gibbs clothing hosts McAllister girls camping exhibit led by Mr J D Dresser. Pinckney troop displays honor badge projects under leaders Mrs J D McKenzie and Mrs Carl Clifton. Court Grants Divorce District Judge Hugh Meane grants divorce to E Ingle Baldwin from Ruth H Ingle.
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Cordley School
Bell
Millard ‘Fowler
Gibbs Clothing Store
McAllister
J. D. Dresser
Pinckney
J. D. McKenzie
Carl Clifton
Clash Over Democracy in Germany at Moscow Talks
Delegates at Moscow debate democracy and civil rights in postwar Germany. Marshall urges guarantees for free parties, unions, press, and movement of people. Molotov warns against Nazi propaganda while asserting press freedom limits. Soviet prisoner totals given: 891,532 in Soviet territory with 1,003,974 sent back. Allied figures show U.S., Britain, and France prisoner counts and repatriation movements.
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Paew
Germany
Marshall
Soviet Union
Molotov
Tase
Russia
Moscow
U.S
Italy
Britain
France
Margaret Truman Flies to Detroit for Radio Debut
Margaret Truman travels to Detroit to make her radio debut with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra tomorrow night. The White House says the President’s daughter is well after a laryngitis attack that postponed the weekend debut. Accompanied by her voice teacher Mrs. Thomas J. Strickler and secretary Miss Reather Odum, she will perform on the American Broadcasting Company Sunday hour from 7 to 8 p.m. CST.
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Washington
Margaret Truman
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
White House
Miss Truman
Thomas J. Strickler
Reather Odum
Deaths and Funerals in Oskaloosa and Topeka
Mrs Samuel Bowen of Oskaloosa dies at a daughter's home in St Louis Missouri survived by another daughter Mrs Robert Preston of Liberty Kansas funeral services at Hiawatha Harry C Marker 41 of Topeka dies in Topeka hospital funeral Monday 2 pm at Wall Diffenderfer burial Memorial Park cemetery Marker born June 3 1905 St Joseph Missouri KU grad member of Kappa Sigma Topeka Co-Operative club Order of the Falcon longtime Topeka resident partner in Crescent Drug member Kansas Pharmaceutical Association Mrs A J King Stella Josephine King 87 dies at Kansas City home widow of A King founder of A J King Realty funeral arrangements not announced France breaks with Bulgaria commercial talks halted Bulgarian newspaper expulsion 90 percent of asbestos in United States from Canada
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Samuel Bowen
Samuel Howen
Oskaloosa
Bert Draper i
St. Louis
Robert Preston
Liberty
Liberty Advance and Tribune
Hiawatha
Harry C. Marker
Topeka
Wall-Diffenderfer
Memorial Park
Marker
St. Joseph
University of Kansas
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
A. J. King
Stella Josephine King
Nina Louise Green
University of Kannan
Kansas City
Tax cut clash tests House support and delay calls
Washington reports Rep Knutson backing a 20 percent across the board income tax cut. Democrats press for delay over world tensions and budget fears. Knutson says bill, with retroactive effective January 1, advances to a House showdown March 24 amid possible GOP rifts.
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Washington
Mar
Kruteon R. Mirr
Knutson
House, Ways and Means Committee
Coughton
Congress
Truman
Miliee
G.O.P
Knutsen
Ehating
United Party
Keating
William M Brown Dies Former Katy Railroad Attorney
William W. Brown long associated with the Missouri Kansas Texas railway as general attorney in Kansas died of a heart attack at his Parsons home. Born in Coffey County Kansas he was KU 1892 graduate and once Abilene High principal before joining Katy in 1895 rising to general attorney for 18 years until retirement. Survived by widow Harriet B Brown and daughter Mrs Beverly Kirkpatrick who studies at the University of Kansas and lives at 25 Lane F Sunflower Lawrence Kansas.
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Parsons, Kan
William W. Brown
Missouri-Kansas- Texas Railroad
Kansas
Coffer County
Kansan
Brown
University of Kansas
Abilene, Kan
Katy
Harriet B. Brown
Beverly Kirkpatrick
Lawrence, Kan
Lawrence Journal-World Uncovers 1909 Drainage District Boundaries
Lawrence officials of Douglas County sought the 1909 records to fix the Wakarusa Haskell Eudora drainage district. An archived 1909 issue found by clerk Ernest Klooz in the October 28 Lawrence Daily Journal provides the accurate district description after the master map was lost.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Wakarusa - Haskell - Eudora
Journal-World
Ernest Klooz
Lawrence Daily Journal
Market News City Livestock Prices Mixed in Week
Market notes show varied livestock pricing with declines in some cuts and advances in others. Cattle and hogs moved unevenly as buyers sought mid to good grade stock, feeders and yearlings showing mixed demand. sheep prices largely steady with higher demand for fed lands and good mutton.
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Aide
Tammy Pricen
Ewen
Oklahoma City Bus Depot Picket Causes Traffic, Bus Delays
Ticket agents at the union bus depot joined workers on strike against Oklahoma Transportation Company drivers over wages. OTC uses non-union drivers on five routes to Ardmore while other companies’ drivers refused to cross picket lines. A court-ordered 12-man picket line faced police limits. taxi drivers halted service nearby. Separately, Sheriff Will Johns escorted Frank Deto to Lansing for a 10 to 15 year burglary sentence.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Lmticket
Union
Oklahoma Transportation Company
Atrika
OTC
Ardmore
Joe B. Yell
Brotherhod of
Lansing
Will Johns
Frank de
Kansas State Penitentiary
Marese City Produce mianeas City Mar 13 Stock Market Note
Local market report shows light buying and modest gains near close with some declines. Transfer activity around 1 00 shares versus 140 800 last Saturday. Notable names mentioned include Great Northern Railway Bethlehem Steel and International Harvester amid a varied list of movers. We thank friends for kindness during our baby’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cawley Jr.
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Great Northern Failway
Bethlehem
Seared Roebuck
International Harvester
Anaconda
Youngstown Sheet
General Motora
US 8
Rubber
Goodrich
Woolesworth
American Telephone
Southern Rainey
Norfolk Western
Tom Cawley, Jr
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