Russia Objects To China's Inclusion In Conference
Moscow reports that Secretary of State Marshall warned foreign ministers the talks risk anarchy over China’s inclusion. He favored inviting China to sit among the powers at a German peace conference, while other nations differed. A reply proposal suggested briefing China by April.
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Moscow
Marshall
Council of Oreian
Mar
Hritih
China
Council of Foreign Ministers
Big Four Council
United Kingdom
United States
Starchall
Mareshail
Missing North Lawrence boy Lionel Taylor prompts search
Lionel Dean Taylor a 14 year old relered pupil in the ninth grade at a junior high school disappeared Monday evening after leaving his home at 328 Locust street North Lawrence. His parents Mr and Mrs John F Taylor appeal to friends and authorities for help. He is described as five feet eight inches tall 140 pounds with a hive headwear and wearing a blue shirt a denim jacket and work shoes. He is an accomplished musician who recently played a clarinet solo at a junior high assembly. His father works at Winter General Hospital in Topeka and he has three brothers John 11 Franklin 14.
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Lionel Dean Taylor
North Lawrence
John F. Taylor
Locust Street
Nies
Taylor
Delta Delta Delta Torority House
Lionel Tears
John
Lionel Dean
Topeka
Tree
House to Vote on Tax Cutting Bill Under No Amendment Rule
Washington March 26 The House moved toward a stake it or leave it vote on a major tax cutting bill amid opposition from President Truman who warned against deficit financing. House Republicans backed the measure promising tax relief and denouncing punitive taxes as the debate heated up. Senate plans may revise the bill with a possible July 1 effective date reducing this year’s cut to about 1 billion dollars.
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House
Washington
Truman
Congress
Fercetary
Snyder Alan
Mr. Truman
Snyder
Krutann
Minn
Bis
Martin
R-Mass
Taft
Senate
Hope fading plan cancer drive in Centralia
A consolidated report from Centralia notes 110 miners remain trapped after yesterday's explosion with 41 rescued, amid a rescue effort that extends 20 hours with nine survivors later identified. The disaster is described as potentially the nation's worst coal mine disaster in nearly 19 years, with extensive volunteering and medical response underway as workers dig through timbers and debris. The Douglas county cancer drive plans to start April with J T Andrews as general chairman, announcing county quotas next week and detailing clinic operations at Memorial hospital under director J M Met. Downtown headquarters will be in the Round Comer building with Mrs Deb Van Niveun in charge.
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Centralia
Auch
Iebria
Fred Wellmeyer
Centralia Coal Peompany
Mather
Cnroiers
Scoty Field
Douglas County
J. T. Andrews
Auota
Douglas
Andrews
Memorial Hospital
J. M. Met
Cour Tag
Queetan
National Research Foundation
State Cancer Organization
Unite
Round Comer Prog
Deb van Niveun
Hike Price of Bread Hits Local Bakeries
Four Lawrence bakeries report a price rise passed to wholesalers and retailers. Krinkman’s and Eakin’s bakeries confirm increases as managers note volatile costs for materials and ongoing uncertainty about further adjustments.
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Lawrence
Inca
Ray Wrect
Krinkman
Eakin
Eakin's Baker
George Jennings
Zephyr
Carl Drake
Drake's Bakery
Levy Bill Aims to Lift School Tax Limits in Kansas
Topeka March 26 A bill to remove second class school levy limits was discussed by Senator Reta Coleman of Mission. The measure would allow higher property tax assessments or new revenue sources to fund school finance, with a sales tax proposal from two to three percent under review. The Senate also considered oil and gas tax measures, welfare investigations, and funding for state projects as part of a broad revenue and governance package.
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Topeka
Kan
Reta W. Coleman
Mission
Coleman
Frank Carlson
Achent
Les Fa
Senate Comeittor
Uineman
Senate
Heer
Tully
Acmory Hill
Armerios
Trittia
Kansay
Vale Treamuretas
Challama
Vlen
Lepittaner
Kansas
Paulette Goddard Hair Do Strike Shuts London Film
An authorized strike over Paulette Goddard's hair do halted production on a 2,000,000 pound film in London. Twelve English hairdressers walked out after learning Miss Goddard would be styled by a Swedish expert from Hollywood. The walkout left about 1,000 cast and crew idle and cost studios over 17,000 pounds daily on Sir Alexander Korda's Technicolor adaptation of Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband.
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London
Paulette Goddard
Miss Goddard
Hollywood
Alexander Korda
Oscar Wilde
Philippine bases treaty ratified by 18 to 0 vote
The Philippine senate ratified the United States treaty allowing U S military bases by an 18 to 0 majority. No senators opposed on the floor remained for the vote. In Washington, President Truman marked his 100th news conference since taking office and said he had no quarrel with the brief.
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Manila
Mar
Philippine Senate
U. S
Islands
Senate
Washington
Truman
Eax
Openings for 18 positions in Company H 137th Infantry
Topeka March 26 The Kansas National Guard seeks 18 volunteers for two heavy machine gun platoons in Company H 137th Infantry. Enlistments open at 7:30 p.m. at the armory. required are age health and discharge documents plus letters of commendation. Vacancies include platoon sergeant section sergeant two squad leaders two instrument corporals transportation corporal and other key roles for both platoons.
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137Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Menho
Campaign for Red Cross Funds Ends March 31
The local Red Cross drive in Lawrence Sunflower area ends March 31 with a goal of 15 494. So far 11 217 has been received from contributors as Hough, chairman, reported. Three who have been raised by solicitors and contributions to the Red Cross office in the Community building.
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Bua Reedry Jhharter Hac
Lawrence
Sunflower
Contriputare
T- Hough
Rolicitore Max
U N Leader Seeks Wide Hearing of Problems
In a first public address since a disputed decision, Secretary General called on nations to bring all issues before the United Nations, signaling readiness to confront Greece Turkey and Sa0,000 aid questions as the trusteeship council prepares to convene in Lake success.
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Lake Auccess
Froman
U.N
Greece
Turkey
United Nations
Festival of speech at Kansas University attracts many students
More than 259 students from Kansas Sibhechon's region registered for the arsenal speech and dramatic festival at the University of Kansas on Friday and Saturday. Events include dramatic and humorous readings, after-dinner speaking, original oration, prose reading, one-act plays, and radio dramas. Enter entries exceed prior years, with a forensic jamboree Friday night in Memorial Union. Schools sending entries include Osward, Winchelster, Oskaloosa, Eudora, Linwood, Arkansas City, Desoto, Olathe, Shawnee, and others.
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Kansas Sibhechon
University of Kansas
Teovigh
Mrof
Allen Crafton
Scveem
Memorial Union
Clinton
Colene Studenta
Oswards
Tregn Crinty
Wincheater Taya
Wrandotte
Oskalawan
Have
Overbrook
Eudora
Lamant
Enoguer Springs
Linwood
Baeehor
Tongatexie
Arkansas City
Baldwin
Garnett
Gardner
Newton
Konodale
Washington Rural
Tone
Desoto
Woellaville
Timer
Hrnswetan
Enyperia
Olathe
Shawnee
Cathedral of
Wichita
Iresaratain Af Leavenwarth
Warning Heard in britain Flonds Receding
Gale like storms lash Britain's coasts causing floods along Fenlands and northern industrial areas. Army amphibians aid marooned families while refugees seek relief at service centers as reports note the disaster's impact waning. Stock market index shows slight rise from 64.4 to 65.1 across 60 stocks.
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Britain
Sevarice
Potatoes Growers Weigh Fertilizer Mix and Seed Quality
The report details farmers across northeast town areas adjusting fertilizer blends for potato crops, with 8-8-5 or 5-5-8 ratios and notes from Ray mond Pine Alfred Heck and family on acreage and seed sources from North Dakota. It notes equipment issues, seed handling, and rising costs for burlap bags and other harvest supplies amid broader market pressures.
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Aw Valley
Raymond Pine
Highway 40
Red Warbas
Paris
Police Circus Opens at Liberty Memorial High School
A large crowd gathered for the opening of the Police Circus at Liberty Memorial High School Auditorium at 2 30 PM. Eight large trucks arrived in Lawrence aiding setup of the indoor show as workmen finished rigging and the Desk Officer announced tickets for adults and children would be sold at the auditorium entrance for the remaining four performances. London set to study British press under royal commission chaired by Sir David Ross to examine monopolies chain newspapers freedom of reporting and financial structure of industry.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
C. A. Petterson
British Press
London
Attlee
David Ross
Chiel College
Oxford
Truman Worried By Rising Prices
Washington March 26 President Truman voiced concern over general price increases at his 100th news conference. He urged industry to cut prices, warned against inflation spirals, and pressed for continued price controls while urging business to heed the handwriting on the wall. He cited International Harvester and other firms as leaders in price reductions. Safety of pending legislation and wage proposals were not settled.
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Washington
Truman
International Harvester Company
Fend
Costa
Pene Legisiactien
Suna
Truman Seeks Swift Greece Turkey Aid Ahead of March Deadline
Washington reports President Truman urged Congress to approve a 40 million dollar Greek Turkish aid program by March 31, amid talks of a 100 million loan. He defended UN support and stressed no combat troops, favoring an adequate civilian aid role to stabilize Greece and Turkey.
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Washington
Mar
Truman
Congress
Greece
Gince
Warren Austin
United Nations
Turkey
Peasat Rommuntt Aguredasion
Air Lines
Maiie Rewater
Tas
Gener
Trypve Tae
CNY
United States
Alkite Arte
Sebke
Amonme Democrate
Mediterranes
Showers on the Way in Kansas Weather Update
Toneka March 26 reports scattered showers expected in western Kansas tonight and over the state Thursday. Kan sas federal weatherman Di Flora says farm work behind, seeks sunshine and warmer weather with highs 55 to 65 Thursday and lows 35 to 40 tonight. Dodge City tops 59 Tuesday, lows range 22 to 29. traces of rain noted in Kansas City and Wichita. FBI inspection of New York paper companies underway with no findings reported.
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Toneka
Mar
Kansas
di Flora
Ellis and
Goodland
Coffeyville
Kansas City
Wichita
New York
FBI
Naner
League Plans No Active Campaign For Vander Werf
Dr A Vander Werf denies any campaign backing by the Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy as president Dr GE Lindquist cites plans to back Republican primary winners. Van der Werf says he will support Allen in the general election after congratulating him. City election plans proceed with voting booths, ballots, and two ballots per voter for candidates and a referendum on a city utility.
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A. Vander Werf
First Ward
GE. E. Lindquist
Winona Street
Lawrence League For the Practice of Democracy
Dr. Lindquist
League
Alata
Vander Werf
FC. Allen
California
Dr. Allen
Allen
Pr. Allen
Lindquist
SOC
Eiupport
Milton PL Allen
de Allen
Naralt Fisher
Tate
Rane Didates
Ayatem
Kishor
Wanda
Call Big 6 Meeting In Rasen City Mar 24
A note outlines a March 24 gathering in Rasen City where Six conference officials and Missouri representatives discuss NCAA purity clauses and potential membership matters. Oklahoma and Kansas State leaders rebut social issues while conference admission debates linger amid other university concerns. A funeral leaves stores closed between 3 and 4 pm for Mrs. David Robinson, Kansas City native, daughter of L. Weaver and sister of Arthur Weaver.
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Rasen City
Carhlty Representin- Vives
Mriday
Shirky
Pernay and
Craperty
Minnourlis
Columbie
Denne Wo Malott
Kansas
George Oklahoma
He Oklahama A
M. Rollers
Aletork
David Robinson
Kansas City
Mere
Robinson
Weaver
Arthur B. Weaver
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Chan Gurney
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R-Connlaft
Leverett Satonstall
R-Mase
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Fine
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Arthur
Walter
Heck
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