Rent Bills Extend Controls Amid New York Rent Law
A tangled wartime rent control debate unfolds as Congress eyes a one year extension for urban rents, with the measure headed to law before March 1949. The act preserves rent ceilings in limited areas while creating a new emergency court to resolve disputes and oversee advisory rent boards across regions.
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Washington, Mar
Congress
Cortrel Frente
Truman
Apo
Ars
Nex
Arch
Mysterious Berlin Talks Hit Western Powers Over Claims
A fragmented report describes Russia pressing for control in Germany and a stalled meeting with Western powers. It mentions Rosaria, Syon House, and a Western reaction while noting no decisive progress or concrete outcomes.
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Alan
Rosaria Tur
Berlin
Ona
Howe
Auries
Tsar
Barry
Fo Garmans
Trade Restraint Case Ends After 46 064 Payment
A federal court vetted a case against Stores Inc and 14 officials over a plan to restrain trade and monopolize markets, with fines totaling 40 900. The matter stems from a 46 064 payment on March 1 24 in a intricate scheme charging against multiple parties.
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Inc
Vrarwes
Cubsidiane
Faces Murder Charge In Blanchard Shooting
Jake Miller of Blanchard, a used car dealer, was shot in the back in the office of Representative Ray G. Wilson. The shooting occurred during a bid to reconcile an estranged marriage as Wilson’s attorney called the incident an accident. A murder charge was discussed but not filed, with special prosecutor Dive Taylor replacing the county attorney.
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Jake Miller
Blanchard
Representative Wilson
Miller
Hardin Ballard
Minster
Lawrence river rises to 14.5 feet at noon
Rain in the Kansas river watershed increased water levels at Bowersock Mills dam. Between 4 p.m. yesterday and 11 a.m. today the river rose about 1.4 feet, peaking at 14.5 feet at noon, then receded to 14.3 feet by later today.
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Kansas River
Bowersock Mills
Evans Takes a Position With City National Bank
Kansas City March 2. Evans joins City National Bank in the transit department with a later assignment to forge a new human resources role. The bank announced the appointment amid scattered speculation about his duties and future transfers.
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Evans
City National Bank
Kansas City
Mar
Tana
Schow
Husmnese
Ky Uy
Ae Oye
Trans
Pmaker Parks
Ranaasari
Missouri
Dixie Democrats Face Pressure Over Truman Nomination
Washington March 26 Dixie Democrats feel pressed by President Truman to yield on the presidential race. Senator George A. Tia claims Truman’s stand could push Dixie and northern anti Truman factions to unite behind one strong rival. Georgia party leaders say many public figures may be tempted to back a wing opposed to Truman, complicating the nomination fight.
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Washington
Mar
Truman
George cl Tia
Georgia
County Teachers Meet Names and Participants
County teachers convene for a meeting with indicate attendees including Margaret Harry and Maur. The list mentions Mrs. Mavel Torr and Mrs. Datatkenterry among others, with several garbled names suggesting a formal gathering of educators.
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Margaret Harry
Mavel
North Korea Plan Seeks Talks Amid Election Pressure
Report says North Korea targeted by Russia linked group aiming to influence South Korea’s election. Officials discuss a meeting set for April 14 at Prongvarg with invitations extended to negotiators.
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le Rlyse
He Sud
Nas Howe de Wet
Korea
Commirston Ven
North Korea
Snowslide isolates four skiers and a blind man in Utah area
A snowslide stranded three California skiers and a blind man near the Warateh mountains southeast of Salt Lake City after they left Brighton yesterday. The group sought shelter in a cabin as rescuers planned a dawn check. Those stranded were housed in a large cabin awaiting help at the time.
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Warateh
Brighton
Yestern
Mals
Salt Lakes
Bishway
Memorial Hospital Births and Names List
Mrs. Mary Louie Waters and others appear in a Memorial Hospital walk through with names and addresses including Ruth Puck Netuelien Garber Connecticut street May Guntert North Fourth and Martha Salis bury Vermont street plus several couples and a baby born today at various addresses such as 74 Walnut Koehler and a street and 208 Musseurt street.
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Mary Louie Waters
Ruth Puck- Netuelien Garber
Commecticut Street
May Guntert
North Fourth -Tre
Martha Salisbury
Vermont Street
Fiv
Heimen
Eudora
Walnut de Koehler
Noneteenth Soda
Early spring storm hits Geedland area
A garbled report from Geedland Kansas on March 2 describes a spring storm bringing wind and rain. The scrambled text notes chilling winds, unsettled soil, and falling precipitation, with mentions of wheat and ground conditions.
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Caroline Bell Gray and Mrs Caroline Schwartz
Two memorial notices report the deaths of Mrs Caroline Bell Gray of Lecompton and Mrs Caroline Schwartz of Douglas County. Gray's funeral is Sunday at 2 p.m. at Lemp on Coded Bret reneures with Rev. John Watters. she leaves three daughters, one son, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Schwartz died after an extended illness. funeral 2 p.m. at Worden church with Rev. Benjamin Bargua and Rev. Merton S. Averett assisting. she leaves husband Charles Schwartz, two sons Virgil and Lester, a daughter Thelma, two brothers and two sisters, and three grandchildren.
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Caroline Bell Gray
Caroline Wel
Gray
Lecompton
Lawrenca Abe Noral Hospital
John Watters
Caroline A. Schwerts
Caroline A. Schwartz
Douglas
Wirgen
Worden Werival
Benjamin Bargua
Colo
Merton S. Avert
Worden
Schwartz
Sehwarex
Charles Shwartz
Virgil Schwartz
Legester Schwartz
Badein
Ore
Thelma Schwarts
I Lyon
Cimarron
AL He Richmond
Stadel
Hert
Reep Iner
Overbrook
Wallace boosters meet at Topeka in community building
An early Wallace for President organizing meeting was held last night in Topeka at the Community building after prior sessions at the University of Kansas. George Lurie, Topeka lawyer and KU graduate student, spoke on Wallace while Tie is president of the Pro n Citizens of America in Topeka and his wife serves as secretary of the state group. A five member executive committee was chosen to plan activities and expansion with Keith Teil presiding.
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Cit
Wallace
University of Kansas
George Lurie
Topeka
K. U
Ean Tie
Pron Citizens of America Organcation
Apri
Keth Teil
Maine Street
No Grand Jury Needed Court Case in Kansas System
Court proceedings in Kansas describe habeas topics and a local case involving families and individuals. The narrative mentions Mr and Mrs Davison and other relatives visiting from Takeview, with references to a hospital stay and a social gathering. The item outlines community events surrounding a legal matter and personal visits.
Tornado Injures Area Residents Overnight
A tornado outbreak damaged western areas with reports of injuries and property loss. Initial tallies indicate at least two injured as residents assess damage north of town near Svoeraindurge. Emergency crews work to secure the scene and survey affected neighborhoods.
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Gartney
Niles West
Svoeraindurge
Here
Local People Visitors and Illness Reported in North Lawrence
North Lawrence residents and visitors are noted in a list of social items. Mrs. Walter Palmateer cares for her ill father George YL. Mr and Mrs. Gus Brune host relatives. Marilyn Gibson, daughter of Clarence Gibson, injures leg in two places at home. families from Kansas City and Topeka appear in weekend visits and small gatherings across Oakridge, Shenandoah Town, Pleasant Valley, and nearby areas.
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Dar- Cusp
E._F. Bacon
Grand
Kansas
Gral
C.F. Glasscock
Sanity
Ralls Jeffries
Hira
Jeffrien
Walter Palmateer
George YL
Randall
S City
Dall
the Fairbanks
Herman Fairbanks
Marlin McCrary
Oakridge
Inez Hampshire
Shenandoah
E. B. Dicker
William Potts
C.J. Herschel
Luella Pet
Pleasant Grove Mothers club meeting notes and visitors
In Pleasant Grove on Wednesday Mrs Merie Jackson chaired the Mothers club gathering at her home. Mrs Ralph Hubbel Jr led devotions. Scrapbooks were made. Mr and Mrs David Mutchel hosted guests and Mr and Mrs Charles Hass visited with Mrs Wickens and Mrs Leonani Wymore and children from Roachdale Ind visiting her parents.
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Pleasant Grove
Merie Jackson
Mothers Club
Ralph Hubbel, Jr
Itas
David Mutchel
oMr
Miri Aday
Mra
Wickens
Leonani Wymore
Mya
Charles Hass
Market News From Local Livestock Markets
Fragmented market notes report on livestock receipts and prices with references to calves, cows, and cattle trends. Mentions locally observed demand, market activity, and reported values, though many OCR errors obscure specifics. The item lists various commodities and regional market terms without a clear singular event.
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U. S. District and Circuit Art of Appeals
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New Zealand
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Cedar Point
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Franklin Ware
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