Marshall Lashes Out At Molotov On Reparations
Moscow dispatch reports U S and Britain opposing Germany reparations as a condition of economic unity. Molotov warned differences must be reconciled while Russia rejects reparations tied to current production. Marshall and Bevin pressed for unity and eroding occupation terms, criticizing French intransigence over Ruhr coal.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Germany
Couci
V. M. Moalotov
War
U.S
Stitshalll
Peth
Frande
Bevin
Soviet Union
Ernest Kevin
White House ends wartime control of scarce materials at midnight
Washington reports that at midnight the White House loses unlimited wartime powers to ration scarce materials after Congress approved two measures to extend some controls. Sugar rationing and price controls continue under Agriculture Department oversight until October and June for related programs. Remaining allocations shift to other agencies as orders expire.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Congress
Senate
House
Agriculture Department
OPA
Asion
Manila
Interstate Commerce Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
Frank R. Creeton
CVA
CPA Atomic Control Comm
War Agency
Solid Fuels Administration
Coal miners halt for six days after Centralia disaster
About 400000 miners begin a six day stoppage in memory of the Centralia TX explosion victims. John L Lewis orders work halted at midnight. Some miners call for Interior Secretary Krug's removal while steel and other industries anticipate reduced output and fuel shortages. Krug promises an early Senate report on mine safety.
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Centralia
A.F.L. United Mine Workers Union Incais
Ulm
John L. Lewis
Krug
Enal Aromost
U.S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Alf
MLA
Youngsmaan
Thie
Steel
Lexington
Kay
Senate
Safety Group Urges Joint Traffic Safety Effort
The Safety Group believes traffic safety requires a swatter of community effort led by Claud R. McCamment, safety engineer of the state highway department.
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Claud R. McCamment
Carlson neutral on bill to repeal governor appointment ban
Gov Frank Carlson said he has a neutral attitude toward a senate bill to repeal the law barring a governor from appointing a legislator to state office. The measure passed the House narrowly and sparked debate over political job swapping and legislature independence. Carlson noted he will inform Senate leaders the bill is not must legislation while keeping three state welfare posts vacant and excluding highway director appointments from his list for confirmation.
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Topeka
Mar
Frank Carlson
Senate
House of Representatives
Carlson
House
State Welfare Board
Thes
Wildy Milter
Frances Vaughn
Bonner Springs
Ute Te Ney
Osborne
Terry I. Foltz
Hutchinson
State Board of Harmacy
Litchfield Officer Denied Promotion
Lt Col James A Kilian, former commander at Litchfield depot, was removed from a 683 name promotion list to full colonel by President Truman. Kilian, convicted by court martial for cruel treatment of enlisted men in England during WWII, awaits appeal after a 1946 sentence of hard labor and a 1500 fine. Senate had stalled action over his inclusion.
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Washington
Mar
Truman
James A. Kilian
Litchfield Replacement i
Nise Kilian
White House
War Department
Kilian
Senate
Litchfield
England
3-Hour Good Friday Service Planned in Lawrence
The Rev E Russell Carter announced a Lawrence Ministerial Alliance three hour Good Friday worship service at First Methodist Church from noon to 3 p.m. April 4. The service will unfold in seven periods with brief sermons by local ministers on each of Christ seven last words, each about 25 minutes long.
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E. Russell Carter
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Richard Gayhart
First Methodist Church
Richard Gayehart
Charles Thom
Lawrence
Tet
John Hatten
Westminster
Earl Pffaeger
Harold Steeper Perinen
Herbert Brockman
Centenary Methodist Church
Asaman
First Presbyterian Church
Everett RI
Church of God
Des Terzan
George C. Fetter
First Baptist Church
Theo. Gardner Ptiots Gand
MM Gad
Jesus
O' Hara
G. Barr
Kansas Bible Chatt
Savior
Christ
Louis Victor Saar
J. E. Allison
Gilbert Verian
North Lawrence Christian Church
Voters Begin City Elections in Lawrence
Voters in Lawrence face dual races for mayor and seven city plus three school posts as a December 19 special election was ruled invalid leaving a pending sanitation department. Burgert notes most fees are paid voluntarily while weather, waste volume, and veteran workers delayed the spring drive. the system remains financially sound with household fees and per-capita charges.
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Lawrence
Cty
Board of Education
Community Councils to Boost Traffic Safety Plan
A Kansas plan to form Community Safety Councils with civic groups police and teachers aims to improve traffic law enforcement street conditions and public safety awareness. Local leaders and Art Slaght discussed organizing efforts, inspired by Wichita’s program and backed by the American Legion.
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Ment
Lawrence
Wichita
McCamment
American Legion
Art Slaght
Topeka
Nacht
Hindef Sehaes
Ballot poll plans and local candidate slate
The business district expects about $3000 monthly with two ballots to voters. Polls open at 6 a.m. close at 7 p.m., with results likely by 9:30 p.m. Each voter receives two ballots, one on trash and garbage collection and another listing Republican candidates for vacancies this year. Candidates include Mayor James H. Tarsons and ward leaders F C Allen Sam Ferguson F A Russell Milvin Mijle Oliver B Beaman Robert Frakes. district 69 board nominees Ralph Pine Henry Shonk and Rev. E Russell Carter.
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James H. Tarsons
F. C. Allen
Sam Ferguson
F. A. Russell
Milvin Mijle
Oliver B. Beaman
Robert Frakes
Sky forecast for Kansas cold front and showers
Weather report from Topeka by D. Flora predicts cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions across Kansas with possible showers in the east and rising temperatures Tuesday. Night temperatures range from 45 to 85 degrees with cooler air in the south and eastern counties recording scattered precipitation totals from Topeka eastward.
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Topeka
Mar
D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Mercury
Lecompton
Kansas City
Wamega
Concordia
Phillipsburg
Lce
Goodlandeyville
Cotland
Kansas Crime Jump Larger Than National Average
The FBI reported 1946 crime in Kansas rose about 21 percent in 45 cities, from 9,477 offenses in 1945 to 11,466. Increases included murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, rape, robberies, aggravated assault, burglaries, larcenies, and car thefts, while manslaughter by negligence fell from 12 to eight. In Concordia, Kan., Mrs. Ray Lindser’s body was found drifting in the Republican River east of town after disappearing January 23.
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Washington
Mar
Kansas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
River Concordia
Kan
Ray Lindser
Republican River
Concordia
Veterans Housing Project fills 3A apartments
Manager E. H. Roach reports the 3A apartments at the Veterans Housing Project on nineteenth and Louisiana streets are filled with veterans and families. He says the project operates smoothly with sidewalks outdoor lighting completed and landscaping planned this spring. Tenants are cooperative and a formal project name will be announced soon.
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Veterans Housing Project
Nineteenth
Louisiana
E. H. Rouch
Roach
Sugar control continues under Senate action this week
The Senate completed action on compromise sugar allocation and price control until October 31 and sent the bill to the White House. The measure, approved by the House earlier, preserves a minimum 20 pounds per person in the next seven months and sets the annual ration at 35 pounds, 10 pounds above last year.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
White House
Congress
House
Dr Clyde D Blake Dies in Hays Kansas
Dr Clyde D Blake 63 member of the Kansas state board of health died last night in Hays Kan Funeral services set for 10 40 am tomorrow He was a 1903 University of Kansas medical graduate and former chief of staff at the Heley establish. He first practiced in Ellis Kan and later moved to Hays after World War I. PULLMAN SALE APPROVED
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Hays
Kan
Clyde D. Blake
Kansas State Board of Health
Blake
University of Ka
Heley
Ellis
Supreme Court Allows Purchase of Business by 43 Railroads
Supreme Court approves sale of the Pullman car business to a group of 43 railroads, despite Justice Department opposition alleging a monopoly risk under the Sherman Act. Fire damage reported at William K. Robson home on Seventeenth Street Terrace. roof destroyed in a chimney sparked blaze, extinguished by 10:45 am.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Mar
Pullman Company
Justice Department
William K. Robson
Seventeenth Street Terrace
Sparka
U N to rule on Greek aid under security council proposal
A U.S. senator urged granting the United Nations authority to halt American aid if requested by Greece or Turkey. The proposal, tied to a veto by the General Assembly, would allow the UN Security Council to act on Greece and Turkey aid requests, subject to presidential assent.
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Washington, Mar
Vardenbere
R-Mich
United Nations
Muagerty
Congress
Senate
United
Aires
Greece
Turkey
Ohal
38 finalists named in Summerfield scholarship program
A list of 38 finalists for the Summerfield scholarship appears, including students from Wichita East and Wichita North high schools and various towns. The program offers eight semesters of college funding, with finalists evaluated on ability, character, and future usefulness, followed by interviews by a committee.
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Solon KE
Summerfield
York Ty
Pny
Stucy A. Ticl i Ralat
H. Clingan
Richard R
Howard Wright
Sachard J. Jhivkerseon
Augustian Ro Funtk
BL Dorado
Griffith
Tenner Springs
Ina
Lea Hamilton
Smolan
James Hansen
Robert Vignery
D. Mertin Haber
Hiawatha
Paul J. Kreutzer
Atchison
Dun
Mat Jack
Burrien
David L. Mard
Fredenai
Paul EB. Randall
Halstead
Lee Reiffewton
Stanley Cleager
Clyde Rank FE
Sandelius
Robert E. Whaley
Law
Robert L. Shaffer
Kinsley
Ld TL. Uppendahl
Leati
Jerry D. Warkerle
Chetopa
Coffeyville Journal Sold to Seaton and Sons
Coffeyville Daily Journal changes hands as Fay Seaton of Manhattan and sons acquire the paper. The sale includes the Journal building. Richard Seaton will manage. Penn will become property of the Seatons tomorrow with the first edition under new management following the sale.
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Coffeyville
Mar
H. J. Powell
Coffeyville Daily Journal
Fay Seaton
Manhattan and Sons
Fred
Flastines
Ned
Richard
Manhattan
Penn
Seatons
Journal
Ron
Cost topeka to rise under Kansas biennium plan
Legislative cost projections in Kansas show the next biennium would require about 58.177 million dollars for state operations unless current House and Senate figures from the appropriations committees are altered. In Camden a disaster claims eight lives including Mrs Gladys Johnson and six of her fourteen children and a grandson.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Camden
Eicht
Camden House
Gladys Johnson
Easter services draw large crowds in town churches
Crowds filled churches across Lawrence for Palm Sunday and Easter events. The Saint Luke AME Church and Church of St John the Evangelist reported heavy attendance, with notable memberships at Centenary Methodist and Plymouth Congregational churches. The First Presbyterian hosted a record Palm Sunday crowd of about 800, with 34 new members joining and further services planned.
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Tarre
H.C. Brookman
Foster
Plymouth Congregational Church
C. Posherg Huchor
Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
First Methodist Church
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