Senators Back George Refusal on Yalta Papers
United States Senators Capehart and Sparkman endorsed Sen George's refusal to accept confidential copies of the Yalta conference record. Secretary Dulles announced plans to withhold publication, citing national security and Allied unity. George, who leads the Foreign Relations Committee, said he would return three copies to avoid potential leaks. Sparksman aligned with keeping or publishing the papers at State's discretion.
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Washington
Gapehart
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Capehart
Sen. George
Sparkman
State Department
Yalta
House of Commons Beats Move to Censure Winnie
The House of Commons votes 298 to 206 to defeat a Labor motion to censure Prime Minister Churchill over not arranging a top level meeting. Churchill disclosed plans for a major summit to ease world tensions, touching on West Germany and France.
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House of Commons
Labor Party
Churchill
Paris
West Germany
France
Weather Fails Larges Atomic Shot of Series
Las Vegas weather brief notes a failed system test hours before a scheduled session of the commission. The report hints at an unfavorable outcome and references an atomic or test event in the context of the series. Named places include Las Vegas Nevada and the commission.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Schedes Reet Saries Commission
Next AEC Test Date Hinted Amid Weather Conditions
The report notes weather conditions as the reason for delays and cites a statement from the Atomic Energy Commission about when the next test might be conducted. Officials provided no exact date, emphasizing that conditions will determine scheduling.
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The
AEC
Military discharge and furlough notices for service members
Conrad J. Curtis, son of Roy Curtis, Route 5, completed four years in the Armed Forces and received a discharge. rated aviation machinist's mate third class, last year at Trinidad South America as a Navy air mechanic. PFC Bruce D. Harper arrives on 2 day furlough from Camp Pendleton to visit Montreal relatives. Lt. Pvt. George R Hepner begins Army basic training at Ft. Bliss with address and unit details.
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Conrad J. Curtis
Roy Curtis
Route 5
Trinidad
South America
K.U
Bruce D. Harper
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Clifford Harper
Montreal
Canada
William T. Harper
George R. Hepner
George Hepner
Quyerbrook
Ft. Bliss
George R., Hepner
Tre. Bn
Ft. Bliss, Tex
Basil Covey Named Holton Schools Head
Basil Covey former Vinland High principal will become Holton schools superintendent next fall. A Kansas University graduate he holds AB MA and specialist in education degrees. Covey previously led Huron High School and Nortonville district for seven years. His son Max attends Baker University and daughter Donna Mae is a high school freshman.
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Basil Covey
Vinland High School
Holton J
Covey
Kansas University
Vinland
Huron
Nortonville
Max
Baker University
Baldwin
Donna Mae
Rail Company Wins Picket Line Battle
Louisville and Nashville Railroad gains a Kentucky temporary restraining order to bar unions from honoring picket lines. Judge Stuart E. Lampe said the order aims to protect crews and reduce service disruptions as unions seek to dissolve it in a later hearing.
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Stuart E. Lampe
Kentucky
W. L. Grubb
Carmen
Lampe
Proposed Road Change To Be Discussed Friday
Great Bend Kansas prepares for a Friday meeting of the Mid-Continent Highway Association to discuss routing changes for U S 55 from the Great Lakes to Mexico. The National Highway Directors Association objects to the original plan citing 52 percent of the distance in Kansas would use existing roads. The new route is outlined for consideration with notes on double numbering and other revisions.
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Great Bend
Eas
U. S
Great Lakes
Mexico
National Highway
Directors Assn
Kansas
Hunt Under Way For Phone Line Cutters
Widespread search underway in Alabama and Georgia for vandals after multiple telephone lines were cut in nine states during a union contract dispute. Southern Bell operators report damaged cables, disrupting services in Bessemer area and Atlanta. Union officials deny involvement and remain at conference with negotiators as crews work to restore lines.
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Atlanta
Alabama
Georgia
Southern Bell Telephone
Birmingham
New Orleans
Bessemer
G. F. Gill
Southern
CIO Communications Workers of America
Therm
Tax Study Proposal By Hall Has House's Okay
TOPEKA Gov. Fred Hall wins House approval for a study to overhaul state revenue and tax structure. A legislative council and 13 member citizen committee will study and report before the budget session next January. Senate sent the measure after an 983 to t vote. A separate bill would raise county levy limits for non high school districts and cap the levy at $100 per high school pupil. A kindergarten and first grade entrance age bill advanced to the Senate on a 72 to 20 vote.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
House
Senate
Legislative Council
El Dorado Wreck Kills Wichita Youth Near Culvert
A car hit a culvert 12 miles west of El Dorado Kansas last night killing James Donald McHone 20 of Wichita and injuring Kenneth Duncan of Kechi. It is the year's first traffic fatality in Butler County.
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EL Dorado
Kas
Here
James Donald McHone
Wichita
Kenneth Duncan
Kechi
Butler County
Washington Creek Church Revival Closes After Two Weeks
Mr and Mrs Solon Markley William Markley and Miss Marjie Deneciler visited the Asa Postma home Sunday afternoon. Revival services at the Washington Creek church concluded Sunday evening with a fellowship dinner at noon. Rev Milton Early of Morrill led the closing rites.
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Marion Boosters
Township Hall
Ed Savage
Ronnie
Topeka
Ariyn Vaughn
Everett Kingery
Ros Bond
Mike
Fred Bond
Overbrook
Robert Markley
Yvonne
Marksywhe
Bord Markley
Asa Postma
Rey
Devilbiss
Ottawa
Milton Early
D. WW. Hoover
Don
Elizabeth Cronk
Loretta Hendon
Wanda Caster
Dorman Boettscher
McPherson
Brethren
Sev‘ral Young
Corta
Leland Wilson
Ah Absa
Borntley
O. G Markiey
Markley
John Flory
Marci
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Florys
Connie Jean
H. L. Dillon
Homer Flory
Clarence Hoover
Lawrence
Joe Flory
Clyde Hoover
Caroline Terneden
Raymond Flory
Solon Markley
William, Markley
Marjie Deneciler
Washington Creek
Milton ‘Early
Morrill
Woodstock Red Cross Time in Jefferson County
Mrs H W Love chairs Red Cross in Jefferson County as Sunday School starts at 10 00 am and church services follow at 11 00 am led by Rev Jenkins. Visitors include Mrs Verona McDonald and others. McLouth High faces Circleville in regional tourney at Robinson Thursday at 7 30 pm. Wathena vs Valley Falls at 9 00 pm. McLouth to meet semifinal winner.
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H.W. Love
Jefferson County
Jenkins
Verona
McDonald
Joplin
Dee Black
Vailey Center
Shirley Garritt
James Lobb
Oskaloosa
Black
McLouth High School
Robinson
Circleville
Wathena
Valley Falls
McLouth
John Long
Amd
Clarence Steed
George Steed
Lawrence
Louise Osborn
Lawrence Residents Attend Social Visit
Weeks with Mrs Marretrit I and Marie Wellman of Lawrence hosted at the Wellman home as Mr and Mrs Howard were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Wellman.
New Kanwaka township maintenance man named
Yarnold Stull Willis Bowlin is the new maintenance man for Kanwaka township. Francis Lavin resigned due to poor health after many years of service. Elmer Nichols and Raymond Nichols families moved to the Nichols home west of Stull. Mrs Harry Wallkindle returned from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. George Forrester and family attended the funeral of Mr Forrester's mother Leo Bidinger has returned home after several years of service for his equality. Henry Montfoort and family mentioned in passing.
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Willis Bowlin
Kanwaka
Francis Lavin
Lavin
Elmer ‘Nichols
Nichols
Stull
Raymond Nichols
Harry Wallkindle
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Forrester
Emporia
Mr. Forrester
Leo Bidinger
Henry Montfoort
Richland social notes and church gathering report
Residents from Richland and nearby towns joined Stull W S W S members for an all day meeting at the Stull EUB Church with a covered dish lunch. Guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Connor of Lawrence celebrating Mrs Connor's birthday and Leo Bidinger's return home while Ralph Reke was briefly away ill and Donald Wulfkuhle was visiting from Texas.
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Richland
Add
Big Springs
Lecompton
Stull W.S.W.S
Stull Eub Church
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