Patterson not returning to post in Yugoslavia
President Truman announced Ambassador Richard C. Patterson will not go back to Belgrade. He said Ambassador William J. Pawley will return to Brazil while Lane resignations open talks. Lane will speak privately on Poland’s tragedy and Tito era criticisms.
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Washington
Truman
Richard C. Patterson
Yugoslavia
William J. Pawley
Brazil
Patterson
Belgrade
Arthur Bliss Lane
Poland
United States
Marshal Tito
Lane
Ube Retin
Porsk
China Relief campaign heads national effort in April May
Heads China relief will lead a national drive endorsed by General Marshall to raise funds for medicine public health education child care and development. Kansas quota set at 105 204 with former Governor Schoeppel directing the state campaign in Lawrence the drive depends on a county cancer fund drive.
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A. James Vi. Pars
Doug Ina
United
Marshall
U. S
Kansas
Andres Schoeppel
Aten
Lawrence
United Service To China
Kansas House Takes Step to Restore Lien Law
Kansas lawmakers consider restoring a lien statute long tied to welfare policy. The measure, debated in the House Welfare Committee, would allow the state to reinstate rights for creditors against licensed clients, amid uncertain fate and possible passage.
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Kansas House
Deaths and Funerals From Randall Ring to Worden Infant
Randall C Ring of Lawrence died at Winer Veterans Hospital Teneka after a stay since February 4 Born June 12 1807 he was a Philippine Insurrection veteran Surviving include his wife Els Ring Lawrence a daughter Mrs Arlevine Vincent of Garberville Calif and a sister Mrs Aida Trafton of Woodenville Wash A separate obituary notes the death of Elsie Lollar near Atchison who died of a heart attack while visiting a neighbor She is survived by husband Robert Lollar of the home a daughter Mrs Eva Thompson Easton two sons Ord and Harold of Atchison and another sister Mrs A R Weybright of Topeka The 12 day old Gwendolyn Jeannine Gilges daughter of Mr and Mrs LaVern Gilges near Worden died last night at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Funeral services are set for Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church at 2 PM tomorrow with burial in Worden Cemetery Also noted is a card of thanks from Mrs Marie Johnson for remembrances during hospitalization and a notice for Lodge No 8 A F and A M urging attendance for First Degree on Thursday March 2 at 7 00 PM with visitors welcome
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Kine
Lawrence
Winer Veterans Hospital
Teneka
Els Rive
Arlevine Vincent
Garbrrville
Calif
Aida Trafton
Woodenville
Wash
Fxsie Lollar
Fish Lollar
Atchison-Winchester Highway
Roy Flory
Vermont Street
Lollar
Robert Lollar
da Thompson
Easton
Ord
Harold
Atchigan
A. RB. Weybright
Tane Star
Gwendolen Jeannine Gilges
Gwendolyn Jeannine Gilges
LaVern Gilges
Near Worden
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Worden
Russia objects to China's inclusion in UN property restitution debate
The text notes Russia's objection to China's inclusion on the issue of restoring United Nations property after World War II. The U.S. favors restoring property "as is" while others seek limitations. Austrian diplomat Gruber arrives to push Austrian settlement details amid treaty talks. A separate brief reports a child injury from a fall and tax refunds in Kansas totaling $8.9 million for 14,810 filers as of March 28.
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Austria
United Nations
U.S
W. Clark
Gerbiank
Kat | Gruber
Gruber
Peter Krouiain
London
Heinrich Schmid
Wichita
Kan. Mar
Kansas
Jama R. Brodrick
Inneral Teremin
Aid Tovay
Gasoline Shortage Report Dismissed By API
News summary notes API reports for the week ending March 22 show gasoline production at 14,440,000 barrels with inventories at high levels. Separate item mentions Landon backing Truman aid to Greece and Russia seen as a threat. Senate rules committee approves legislation making House Speaker Joseph Martin next in line for presidency on a party line 6 to 5 vote.
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New York, Mar.co
American Petroleum Institute
Russia
Topeka
Kal Mar
M. Landon
Truman
Greece
Nisht
Washington
Senate Ruler Committee
House
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Compmctee
Danforth chapel holds daily PreFaster devotionals through April 1
Daily devotional services begin in Danforth chapel and extension morning devotions at 7 30 a m noted along with senior activities Fraser theater gatherings for graduation dues and class gift announcements seniors and committees named USA sponsorship of Hey Day Friday features free admission for members plus a health conference planning update from Dr Ralph I Canuteson on the third national health in colleges.
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Danforth Chapel
Fraser Theater
Ralph I. Canuteson
New York
Soviet Delegate Absent From UN Trustes Meeting
Soviet delegate absent from United Nations trustees meeting raised concern among officials worried by a growing trend to bypass the organization on important issues. The absence did not prevent the council from proceeding with immediate business, though it drew attention to internal tensions.
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Trustes
U.N
Bond Forfeiture in Missouri Drunk And Liquor Case
Gerald P. Roberts of Independence posted a 250 bond yesterday after being charged with drunkenness and liquor possession. Police Judge J. Lane declared the bond forfeit this morning when Roberts failed to appear in police court. Roberts was arrested on Massachusetts street in Kansas City, with Miss Odell Sullivan, who was held overnight for investigation and released this morning.
Wall Street recovery trims early declines in mixed day
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports a selective stock market recovery with declines wiped out and a slow positive turnaround. Industrial names like American Telephone Chrysler General Motors and Goodyear helped while canal stocks faced attention amid broader earnings news.
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Lawrence OO Prairie
Kennecott
American Smelting
Anaconda
Dow Chemical
Do Sugar
Air Reduction
Sears-Bortuck
General Motors
Goodyear
Pullman
Canal Stork
Widend Andearnings News
Gillette Satgiy Razor
Schenney Distillers
Awrence Daily Journal-World - Lawrence
Kansas
Wall Stree
New York
Fine Arts Recital Set Tomorrow at University of Kansas
The University of Kansas school of fine arts schedules a student voice and piano recital at 3 p m tomorrow in Frank Strong auditorium. The program includes pieces by Viren Tu Toreth Fidorade and others, with student performers listed though some text is garbled.
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University of Kansas’ School of Fine Arts
Frank Strong
Toreth
Fidorade
Jack Ste
Lawrence City Council to Meet at City Hall Tonight
Lawrence officials announce a special session at City Hall starting at 7:90 PM. In court, Judge C J Lane handled parking violation fines totaling 18 dollars in police court this morning.
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C. J. Lane
Farm Work Delayed By Wet Weather Across Kansas
Weather and agricultural reports indicate winter wheat has begun rapid growth in southern Kansas, while oats and barley seeding remains hindered by wet soils in northern counties. Garden planting and Kaw Valley potato work start, orchards prune, and overall farm activity runs 9 to 14 days late due to cool, wet conditions. temperatures rose to 75 to 85 degrees on the 22nd and 23rd.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Exact Ceiling Prices to Be Placed on Sugar and Rice
Washington March 26 The OPA announced it will set specific dollar and cent retail ceiling prices on sugar and rice around April 15 Dealers have lately set ceilings by adding margins to costs but the change aims to provide uniform ceilings for store types within each pricing area. The new ceilings will be computed by OPA regional offices to give consumers clear pricing information.
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Washington
Mar
OPA
OVA
Telephone Workers to Maintain Essential Service
The National Federation of Telephone Workers policy committee decided to maintain essential services if a nationwide strike threatens on April 7. Emergency phone service would aid police, fire, hospitals, and other life safety services with adequate operators, repair staff, and maintenance crews. Ready For Negotiations St. Louis, Southwestern Bell says wages rose 63 percent since January 1, 1942 and stands ready to resume talks when the union is ready to bargain realistically.
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Washington
Mar
National Federation of Telephone Workers
St. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Flower shop moves to new downtown location
Two thirds of a three way downtown shift are done as Allison Thomas Flower Shop relocates from 927 to 941 Massachusetts Street into Tydecorm quarters vacated by Boges and Albert Millinery. Singer Sewing Machine shop plans to move into 927 Massachusetts Street. third business due this spring.
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Massachusette Street
Allison-Thomas
Boges and Albert
Vermont Street
Singer
Massachusetts Street
Hollywood Stars To Visit Lawrence Saturday
Liberal Kansas March 26 CP An estimated thousands attended yesterday's world premier celebrations for Trail Street. Hollywood stars Billy House Madge Meredith Nan Leslie Bill Williams and Ray Whitley plan a 1:30 p m program in front of the WREN building before traveling to Lawrence for a Saturday visit.
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Liberal
Kan
Cp—An
Lawrence
Billy House
Madge Meredith
Nan Leslie
Bill Williams
Ray Whitley
Kansas City
Trail Street
Granada
Morrow
WREN
Stan Schwahn
Hollywood
Schwahn
Onry
Plaiy House
Madge Kredith
Markets at a Glance in New York and Kansas City Notes
Stock prices show gains in industrials and mixed backdrops with late improvements. Cattle futures report premiums for top heifers and steady to weak feeder demand, while grain prices edge higher on corn and oats with sparse supply noted. Kansas City livestock pricing reflects steady to weak slaughter steers and mixed yearlings amid variable demand.
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New York
Kansas City
Mar
Aden
Texas
APA Sda
Chicago Potato Market and Kansas City Hay Market Briefs
Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City show mixed grain and produce activity. Potato arrivals and on hand supplies weaken while prices hold near steady, with Idaho Russet and Michigan stocks listed. pork and poultry values vary by grade, and farmers report steady demand. Hay receipts in Kansas City are modest with strong prices for alfalfa and clover while timothy remains steady, indicating overall cautious trading in midwest markets.
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USDA
Idaho
Michigan
Nebraska
Wyoming
Minnesota
U.S
Kansas City
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