Council Recesses Without a Vote
United Nations Security Council fails to vote on Iran issue as Big Three split. Russia blocks inquiry into Iranian situation while Byrnes and British officials push to file the agreement on withdrawal of Soviet troops with the council. Cadogan and Tyrnes urge direct settlement and report on steps taken.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
Tran
Andrelt Gromyko Aaid
Cotmeil
Tassin
Redfarers
Tren
Safon
Byrnes
Alexander Inalogan
Pritain
Poland
Russia
Cadegan
Tyrnes
Eran
Stalin
Gromyko
Eal Byrnes
Counsell
Gromyke
Jean
Tlassein
Ala
Iran
Omyko
Stalinist
Security Council
London
Eman
Cromykod
Quo Tai-Chi
China
Byres
United Nations
Council
Action Techni
Um Council
America
Tanks Exit Iran as Russian Units Withdraw
Keraj Iran March 25 Russians begin evacuation from Tehran corridor. Garrison loads trucks at midnight with 14 American built Shermans and Russian tanks moving toward Karvin north. Column of 1500 men followed by mobile units. Tehran reports 25 tanks 100 trucks 700 men leaving. Deserted camps southeast of town amid rapid abandonment. observers note prior fear of further movement.
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Keraj
Iran
Tehras
Villatreeta
Karvin
Karad
Tehran
Peron gains big lead as bank decree gives control
Col. Juan D. Peron nears victory in Argentina's presidential race while a government decree nationalizes the Banco Central de Republica, giving the state control of monetary policy and advancing his bid. He has 148 of 185 electoral votes with about 21,000 added in the latest counts. In Kansas, Sunnyside housing plans near the University of Kansas advance, detailing 110 demountable units for veteran students and site development from Indiana Street to the intramural field with curved hillside alignment.
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University of Kansas
Ft. Worth
George M. Heal
Beal
Lacateroll
Gowans
Indiana Street
Cammoun
Alabama Street
Sixteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Federal
Boeingami Cessna
Wichita
Lawrence
AFL backs price and rent controls with housewives in Congress
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor joined with housewife witnesses to urge Congress to continue price and rent controls. AFL President William Green warned that abandoning controls would bring bans and criticized the administration's patchwork economic policy. He blamed profiteers and said the public fears a feverish price surge. Caroline Ware and other women’s groups argued Congress must act promptly to protect the people from economic disarray.
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Washington
Mar
American Federation of Labor
Congress
A.F.L
William Green
House Banking Committee
Senate Military Body Divided on Draft Law
The Senate military committee split on extending the draft. Eight to eight vote blocked a longer extension. Johnson proposed July 1 still awaits possible longer action with hearings planned. Some members expect a later resolution before July.
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Senate
Washington
Mar
Senate Military Committee
Edwin C. Johnson
D.cole
Austin
Johnson
Bridges
Rane
Report for physicals for Douglas county selective service board
Thirty men were sent to Ft Envedworth for pre induction physicals by the Douglas County selective service board. Names include Stephen Waitheworth, Lee Tinker, Rene Edward, Joseph Schepner, Ward Dive Richardson, Melvin Earnest Smith, Duncan Sommerville, Arthur Hoffman, Marion Flory, Clayton Baldwin, Richard Whitehorn, Ray Frisby, Ambrew Gates Murray, Ira Gisset, Herbert Halvorsen, James Olander, and Eudora Thiessen among others.
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Ft. Envedworth
Douglas County Selective Service Board
Stepher Wai Titeworth
Pueryl Lee Tinker
R.R
Law- Enel Poretyal
Ro Ronww J
Hudora Arthur Raymond Working
Jaeener
Lewis Graf
Ohio Street
Melvin Earnent
Nosana Etreet
Wallace William Abbey
Battenfeld
Croftan Dittmer
Ten NeRavey
Ira Gisset
Concussion Suffered After Highway Collision Near Six Corners
Miss June Wilson, 19 West 14th Street, injured in a motor car crash on Highway 40 two miles north of Six Corners. She was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a concussion after the vehicle she rode in collided with a car driven by Jesse Grant of Tonganoxie. Grant was treated and released. Both cars were damaged in the wreck.
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June Wilson
West 14Th Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mise Wilson
Jesse Grant
Tonganoxie
Smoky Hill Air Base
Here
Kansas City
Six Corners
Miss Wilson
Grant
Lawrence Hosital
Denatured plutonium seen easing world atomic sharing
Washington reports policymakers weigh denaturing plutonium to prevent bomb use while preserving peaceful atomic energy. Under-Secretary of State Dean Acheson presented a study urging international licensing to regulate fissionable materials and peaceful production under UN oversight.
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Washington
Mer
Senate
Special Atomic Committee
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Nagasaki
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Atomic Committee
PromisesCoal Strike Ends as Miners to Stay Home
John L. Lewis informed bituminous coal operators he will end the current contract at Sunday midnight and about 400,000 miners will stay home with their families next week. He said there will be no bloodshed and that lives will be saved and injuries averted.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Bituminally
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Proposal Against Army Foraging Approved by US
Atlantic City March 26. The United States approved a mandate to prevent armies from living off the land they conquer. The action followed protests over a Ukrainian Russian move seen as politicized. Russia praised the exclusion from the agenda while France did not vote. Stock market index average at day 77.9.
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Atlantic City
N. Ae
United States
United Accountry
France
Stock Market Index
Lost and Found notes prompt quick item searches
Readers turn to the Lost and Found column when something goes missing or is found. The brief notices help reunite owners with belongings and share quick updates about located items.
GM Plants to Call Men to Work
Detroit March 2. General Motors plans to recall about 173000 production workers idle since the United Auto Workers strike began November 21. A GM spokesman said a large majority of nearly 100 plants nationwide will issue back to work orders as union leaders at Atlantic City said local grievances would be resolved within days, enabling production to resume.
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Associated
Detroit
Mar
Mobore Ho
United Auto Workers
Corporation
G-M
W. Anderson
Walter P. Reuther
U.A
U.A.W.C
Lawrence kickoff planned for KU Memorial fund drive
Enthusiasm rose as Lawrence eyes a 950,000 share toward a 500,000 target for the KU War II Memorial fund. The advance gifts committee met at the Chamber of Commerce under C. G. Hesse to begin work ahead of the April 8 drive. Readiness to pledge early gifts and announce results signals broad local support for a memorial featuring a bell tower and carillon to honor KU war dead and veterans.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. G. Hesse
K. U
K. L
Hesse
Lawrence
University
Lwrence
Advance
Roger Allen
L. E. Morgan
W.H Andrewa
Earl Patton Fath M.N. Penny Gletin Charlton
Ris Cohen Pela Reedy
R. Rumsey Chores Russell Sian Schwann Poiph Simonsmick, H. W.seowits
T. J. Sweeney i
Hoover Herbert Tuller
Inktin
Javkman
Junius Underwood Is
Krag Re Weaver
W. Met Lure Shin Winter Tick Zimemverh
Tojo Memory Failing As Trial Looms In Japan
Tokyo reports former Prime Minister Hideko Tojo, awaiting trial for war crimes, is losing memory and cannot recall key dates. American officials doubt the lapse, suspecting feigned amnesia. Tojo says the loss stems from a near fatal self-inflicted wound and notes were destroyed in the war ministry firebombing. His attorney insists the former premier has nothing to hide and will tell all.
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Tokyo
Hideko Tojo
Japan
Tojo
Ichiro Kiyose
War Ministry
Kiyose
Associated Press
Topekan Killed in Auto Wreck Near Tonganoxie
A Topekan, Herman Robert Meiytolay, died in an early morning automobile crash four miles south of Tonganoxie. Undersheriff Leonard Turner reported the vehicle struck a culvert near Ross Phenol Curve. The driver, McGuire, was thrown from the car and found about 100 feet away. Papers indicate McGuire recently was discharged.
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Tonganoxie
Ki Mar
Herman Robert Meiytolay
Topeka
Orion
T. Tongeno
Leonard Turner
McGuire
CMY Council Approves Storm Sewer Plan and City Projects
City council met in a three hour session approving a storm sewer from Twenty First to Ohio streets costing about 6200 dollars funded by city and county. An amendment to building codes allowing non masonry chimneys was advanced. Additional storm sewer work on Illinois Street was approved along with a new street light request. The Poehler Mercantile Co. was granted sidewalk obstruction for remodeling. Odd Fellows picnic permit awarded. new park swing donations planned for South and Clinton Parks. Garbage collection improved with city crews. water department to publish five year plans. four tires for No.1 pumper approved. parking meter administration to Police Committee.
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Benne
Louisiana Street
23Rd Street
Twenty- First
Ohio Streets
J.,c. Harper
R. B. Stevens
Elinois Street
Park Avenue
Tennessee Street
Poehler Mercantile Company
Eighth Street
Achning
Stevens
Ferguson
Russell
Selig
Graeber
Bushey
Eustace
Burgert
Pine
A. W. Berger
F. C. Allen
The
Odd Fellows
South Park
Clinton Park
J. M. Mott
F. A. Russell
Third Ward
Warren Decker
E. J. Coy
Recruits Sought for New Armored Unit in Lawrence
Sergeant M A Hooper, in charge of army recruiting in Lawrence, announced an urgent mission to recruit men for a new armored force unit. Former armored personnel are favored and enlistees will be assigned to the Second Armored Division at Camp Hood Texas. Prospective volunteers may contact Hooper at the post office building.
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M.A. Hooper
Lawrence
Armored Force
Second Armored Division
Camp Hood
Texas
Hooper
Returning Troops From Overseas Listed For Local Repatriation
Two local area men are reported returning from overseas. Private Raymond K. Mann of 839 Kentucky Street aboard the Marine Shark is due to dock in New York. Private Harley Hatch of Oskaloosa sailed the Cody Victory and is scheduled to dock in New York. Ten women aged 18 to 30 are sought for handwork on Hallmark greeting cards, apply 739 Mass.-Adv.
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Raymond K. Mann
Kentucky Street
New York
Harley Hatch
Oskaloosa
Hallmark
Hoover Praises Switzerland Food Distribution System
Herbert Hoover lauded Switzerland for its food distribution, care of war victimized children, and aid to refugees at a Geneva press conference. He said the nation did more for humanity than any other and urged global democracy to advance civilization. Hoover planned to travel to Paris overnight and then to Warsaw.
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Geneva
Herbert Hoover
Switzerland
U.S
Hoover
Paris
Warsaw
Voters invited to inspect old city hall before bond vote
Firemen and police will conduct a guided tour of the deteriorating city hall at Eighth and Vermont to inform voters about the proposed 325000 bond for a new building. The tour highlights cracks, loose bricks, and unsafe conditions, including a compromised chimney and crumbling cornice, with the police court and jail areas also shown for public scrutiny.
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Eighth
Vermont Streets
Eighth Street
Fire Department
Massachusetts
Mount Oread
Rains Boost West Kansas Wheat. Weather Outlook Mixed
Topeka reports spring moisture from yesterday’s western Kansas rain. Weatherman Flora says highs in the 30s to mid 60s and frost risk tonight. Western totals included Goodland 0.12 and Hays 1.02, with heavy eastern rains in Pottawatomie County and Emmett. Wichita led highs at 79 while Goodland fell to 29.
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Kansas
Weatherman SD
Flora
Wichita
Goodland
Coffeyville
Nebrask
Oklahom
Missouri
Kanean
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kaneas
Minsouri Wonesdy
Ping
Kanna
Hare
Taumeco
Deficiency bill seeks funds for Haskell and five other schools
A House defic iency bill would add 328.50 for Haskell Institute boosting total to 170,298 to support enrollment of about 258 students including 80 World War I veterans. Five other Indian boarding schools receive sums. War Bureau chief Beatty notes wartime enrollments ran near 90 percent and returning students stretch scarce services like buses and lunchrooms.
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Congress
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Keith Keller
Armed Services
Iate
Haskell i
Sherelian Iistitute
Riverside
Calif
Albuquerda M
HSU
Sequoyan Voma
Tahlequah
Ossa
Charman Vocational School
Ureysen
Boe
Flandreau
Ab Flandreau
S.1
Witlord W. Beatty
Bureau of Indian Affairs
House
Buys
Girle
Stern
Beatty
Voting By Mail For Seven Chamber Directors
Chamber of Commerce members receive mail ballots to vote for seven nominees to fill seven vacancies caused by retirements. Ballots must be returned by Friday April 5 at 5 pm. 14 candidates listed including Addy Boreham Case Galloway Holmes Jones Kells Oyler Parker Pontius Radcliffe Shenk Tuller Weaver. Incumbents continuing include Allen Chamney Fox Fritz Gotta Kirchhoff Beil Benigner Eby Benst Janes Quighey Wilson.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Chamber of Comm
Tote
E. P. Addy
Kiley Boreham
A.b. Case
Charles Galloway
Charles Holmes
Penfield Jones
Keith Kells
Robert Oyler
Tom Parker
Ernnest Pontius
Charles Radcliffe
Henry Shenk
H. Herbert Tuller
Art Weaver
Roger Allen
Harold Chamney
B.S. Fox
Edwin Fritz
Mike Gotta
George Kirchhoff, Sr
Chris Kraft
Alfred J. Beil
Wilmer Beniher
Lisle Eby
Phil Benst
J. J. 0. Janes
Joseph C. Quighey
Jos J. Wilson
Promises Are Violated Says Trud Reports US Forces
The Moscow based Trud newspaper, the Soviet trade union organ, claims United States troops remain in Teeland despite Roosevelt era promises. It notes Irish magnates approved the situation but opposed naval and air base expansion in Iceland, and critiques the growing trade union movement’s stance.
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Moscow
Trud
United States
Teeland
Roosevelt
Iceland
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