Trieste question in postwar peace talks shocks Western powers
In Washington in March 2014 the United States Britain and France proposed a reform of the Italian peace treaty to return Trieste to Italy. The plan sparked debate over the future of Trieste and the balance of power between Western nations and Soviet influence. The article notes military deployments and troop estimates in Europe amid the talks. The piece highlights the presence of US naval forces in the Mediterranean and Europe and the broader strategic stakes in the region.
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Aid Measure To Check Red Palestine Change Movements Is Past Test
A massive aid bill to curb communist influence in Europe and Asia passed its first test in Congress as leaders push for swift action ahead of April deadlines. The measure includes European recovery aid and military and economic support for Greece, Turkey, and other allies, aiming to unite blocs against communism. Meanwhile in Lake Success, U N trusteeship debates flare as Arabs and Jews clash over Palestine partition and independence prospects.
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Wakarusa Township Board Plans Fast Nineteenth Street Repair
The Wakarusa township board and county commissioners agreed to repair Fast Nineteenth street between Haskell and Learnard avenues just outside city limits. Eighteen resident households had petitioned for the fix as the road became impassable this week. Ed Johnson chairman reported that township leaders Owen Mitchell Chester Howard and Ozcar T York joined the agreement.
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Violence in Italy Sparks Political Turmoil Amid Holidays
A chaotic reading of Italian politics unfolds as violence erupts in Venice and Naples while parties maneuver during a holiday. Christian Democrats vow a strong stance as tensions rise over US aid and Soviet expansion, with crowds listening to speeches in theaters and public squares.
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Coal operators agree to meet for pension dispute mediation
Washington reports John T. Lewis accepted a government invitation to meet Monday with coal operators to avert the nationwide strike over miners retirement and the health fund. Lewis warned progress is unlikely and said operators' negotiators follow instructions from their principals. The walkout has disrupted steel and other industries, threatening a broad shutdown.
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Truck Crash Damages Semidraer at Warhwiets Bend
A semidraer owned by Stante Truck Lines and driven by Lloyd Steens rolled over on Warhwiets Sand 40 near North Third and Locust, badly damaging the truck and injuring Steens. The crash occurred on a curve near the highway edge as a car blinded him, leaving the vehicle across the road and causing further property damage. Authorities reported no other injuries, though a Missouri woman in a separate incident on the Sundias route was fatally injured when another car left the road.
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Fifth Suit Filed In Baldwin County Car Truck Crash Case
Frank A. Jones files petition in district court for additional medical expenses and damages for his daughter Dariel Jones of Ottawa. Five suits total seek judgments against Morris Moor and Tree Major Theatrical Productions. Truck and car owned by the company attached. sheriff holds them. David and Newton Brown of Ottawa remain listed as injured in the crash.
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Postmaster Terminations Reported in Truman Message
President Truman sent to Congress a list of postmaster terminations including Kar Howard, Cran, Dele phos, Wayne Lo Geren, Osborn, Ruth H Horrigan, Solomon. Stock market averages show a 0.4 rise with the index noting mixed activity across four key stocks.
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New clashes erupt in Costa Rica amid civil conflict
Reports say government forces clashed with revolutionaries near Palmar Sur and Puerto Cortes on the Pacific coast southwest of San Jose. Troops were flown in from abroad as the country entered its eighth day of upheaval, with continuing street fighting and a threatened financial crisis.
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Horse dealer Tough dies in Kansas City at ?
Kansas City horse dealer known as Mr Tough died at his home after a long illness. He moved to Kansas City 20 years ago from Lawton and traveled for business, selling horses to British and U S governments. Survived by cousin M Paul Snyder and sister Mrs Lavinia Min. niece Mrs Harriet Mins Russel, both of Kansas City. Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday. flowers requested not to be sent.
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First Day of Spring Weather Dazzles Kansas States
Topeka notes the first day of spring with mild temperatures and a forecast of showers mainly in eastern Kansas. Weatherman S D Flora warned heavy eastern showers could cause flooding as rivers like the Blue, Republican and Kaw rise or stay near bankfull levels.
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Five Die In Midair Plane Explosion Near Somerset
Five persons, including two women and three men, were reported killed when a two motor transport aircraft exploded in midair moments before crashing near Somerset Pennsylvania. State police recovered the bodies at the scene in the mountainous Western Pennsylvania area.
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Newton-Lawrence high basketball score update at Topeka
The Journal-World will report the halftime and final score of the Newton versus Lawrence high basketball game in the state tournament at Topeka tonight. The final score should be available about 16 minutes after 8 p.m. local time.
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Lawrence Lions Meet Newton Railroaders In State Class AA Final
Lawrence Lions coached by Chalmer E Woodard face undefeated Newton Railroaders in the 1948 State Class AA basketball final at Topeka starting 8:45 pm. A large crowd is expected as both teams reached the final after semifinal wins, with Lawrence riding a strong balanced attack and Woodard’s football success noted.
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Home Economics Conference Highlights Family Relations
At the Kansas Home Economics meeting at the University of Kansas City Foster, visiting professor, headed a list of speakers with talks on delinquency, mental illness, and divorce stemming from failed homes. Over 20 participants from 30 towns and ten college clubs registered. Mrs Hess urged cautious use of insecticides and proper clothing care. Miss Agan reported on research for livable homes and planned studies of farm homes in 26 Kansas counties.
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Broadcasts Fail To Reach Eastern Russia Amid Jamming
Manila reports mysterious radio transmitters have been jamming Voice of America broadcasts to eastern Russia and the Orient for three weeks. Experts suspect ships at sea and land stations, with direction finders trying to locate the source. Red Cross drive totals reach 16,618.1 with 2,274 still needed to meet the 1948 goal. donations include 50 from three Masonic lodges and 25 from Bergner Bowman Matthews Lumber Co.
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Senators Rally Recruits in Push to Cut Income Tax
Washington march 20 Republican senators gained new recruits in their push to cut income taxes by 4.8 billion dollars with Morse and Langer signaling support. Several Democrats also voiced backing while Connally opposed the measure, arguing future defense needs may justify keeping taxes. House already approved a 6.5 billion tax cut as Senate leaders anticipate conference on a 4.8 billion version.
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Spring Show Was A Grand Success In Lawrence
Thousands attended the spring opening staged by Lawrence merchants drawing crowds to downtown Massachusetts Street. Live models showcased spring wear while prize windows and a jelly bean contest drew spectator excitement. Merchants praised the turnout and planned future events as police reported a later liquor-store robbery in Kansas City.
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Fire destroys Dighton elevator. 7,000 bushels grain at stake
Fire of undetermined origin last night destroyed the frame and metal covered elevator owned by the Farmers Co-op. S D Martin, manager, estimated about 7,000 bushels of grain such as corn, barley and maize in storage. Fort Worth, Tex reports delivery of the first Ha bomber to the Eighth Air Force Monday.
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Weather outlook with showers and storms tonight
Weather summary: chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight across eastern areas with clearing by Sunday. Sunday to be warmer inland, with cooler conditions in the west. Temperatures around mid 40s to mid 50s east, cooler west, light winds.
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