G O P Attacks President Plan On Aid To Europe
Washington March 31 Republicans attacked President Truman's point four plan as communist inspired while Democrats defend its role in foreign policy. House leaders aimed for a final vote on the three billion dollar foreign aid package, with cuts proposed but administration forces seeking to preserve key funding for Europe and Asia and aid to Arab refugees.
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Annual Kansas law institute opens at KU
The second annual law institute at the University of Kansas opens with about 100 enrolled. Key speakers include C Somer and Jack Copeland. Chancellor Albert C Jacobs will speak at a Memorial Union banquet. Local attendees from Lawrence listed. Also notices of a Pinckney district preschool clinic and an update on A D Weaver's health. Refrigerator deal promotion present.
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Committee On Legal Institutes
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Jack Copeland
St. John
Richard C.jones
Wichita
Albert Fautconer
Winfield
F. J. Moreau
K. U. Law School
William R. Scott
Albert C. Jacobs
Denver University
Memorial Union
Lawrence
James R. Barron
OD. K. Petefish
Alan F. Asher
Richard A. Barber
Charles A. Springer
Quick Senate Likely to Approve Two Defense Officials
Washington March 31 President Truman’s picks to head key defense agencies face swift Senate approval. Nominees include W Stuart Symington to chair the National Resources Board and Frank Pace Jr to become Army Secretary. Committee praise cites bipartisan support and the reshaped defense mobilization role.
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Truman
Defense
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National Security Resources
NSRR
Frank Face, Jr
Army
Senate Armed Services Committee
Symington
Mon C. Wallgren
Resources Board
Census Drive Underway In Douglas County Area
A small army of 15 Lawrence census enumerators will start Tuesday with 10 rural counterparts, aiming to finish by April 15 and May 1 respectively. Supervisor Glenn Kappelman says results will be released by district and region after tabulation, with national totals coming later. In Lawrence each household visit lasts about 16 minutes. rural forms are longer, urging farmers to prefill as much as possible. Cooperation is essential as counts influence congressional representation and local planning for housing, schools, and hospitals.
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Lawrence
Glenn Kappelman
Kappelman
Congress
City Spring Cleanup Begins With Three Truck Teams
Lawrence residents are urged to cooperate in the annual spring cleanup drive beginning tomorrow to collect winter piles of leaves, rubbish and junk. Six men will operate three trucks to clear refuse by April 15, weather permitting, with pickups prioritized near alley lines or front curbs and yard trimmings as a major component.
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Maynard Fox
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North Lawrence
Union Pacific
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Massachusetts
Mississippi
Kaw River
Fifteenth Street
Honor Grad Tor U A former KU scholar rejoins faculty
Warren Snyder, a 1943 KU honor man and Summerfield scholar, will become associate professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Kansas starting September 1. He has been assistant to the head of mechanical engineering at the University of Minnesota since 1948 and is a Hutchinson native, married to Mary Gene Hull, with a son, Billy.
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NLRB
Symington
St. Louis
Air Force
Army
Nihe
Thomas K. ‘Inletter
ECA
London
Air
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Pace
Arkansas
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Gray
Frederick J. Lawton
Lawton
Ney
Elmer
Staats
Summerfield
University of Kansas
Warren Snyder
University of Minnesota
K. U
Deane ~ Malott
Hutchinson
Sigma Tau
Tau Beta Pi
K. U. Band and Engineering Council
Snyder
Mary Gene Hull
Wichita
Kansas Power and Light Reports 1949 Net Income Rise
Kansas Power and Light today reported a 1949 net income of 3,862,?76, up 196,072 from the prior year. The annual stockholders report notes 10,500,000 spent on expansion in 1949 and 13,000,000 planned for 1950, including new lines Tecumseh to Seneca and extensive rural distribution upgrades.
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Topeka
Mar
Kansas Power and Light Company Today
Majy
Tecumseh
Seneca
World to weigh Spain bases in Western defense plan
Atlantic pact advisers lean toward leasing air bases in Franco Spain as a military gesture to bolster Europe against Russia, with Britain opposing. If endorsed, the plan would be a military agreement not Franco government policy, needing approval from foreign ministers and all 12 governments.
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Formosa
Chiang Kalwhek
Hig
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India
United Press
Prague
Nathan Polowetzky
Associated Press
Rally for Dr Allen at KU honors basketball man of the year
A community and University of Kansas rally will honor Dr F C Allen named Basketball Man of the Year by the National Basketball Coaches Association. The event on Mount Ore campus in Robinson Gym begins at 9 30 Monday morning with Athletic Director E C Quigley announcing details. Tickets for a Monday banquet honoring the Jayhawker basketball squad are limited to 200, with speakers including Arthur Lonbarg and Chancellor Malott.
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New York City
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New York
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Jayhawker
Arthur
Dutch” Lonbarg
Deane W. Malott
Frank McDonald
Down Town
K. U
Rick Harman
Kansas State Star
Evan Griffith
Manhattan Chair
Warren Larson
Manhattan Chamber
Lud Finer
E. R.bua Zook
Incal Chamber
Albert Blevins Injured In Truck Crash Near Westmoreland
Albert Blevins a Poehler Mercantile truck driver was critically injured when his truck overturned near Westmoreland Wednesday morning. Dorothy Dean Blevins said he has a fractured pelvis several fractures and a crushed hip with additional injuries. He remains in an oxygen tent fighting pneumonia in Manhattan hospital. He is married with five children. His mother and three brothers live in Lawrence.
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Laura Avence
Poehler Mercantile Company
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Westmoreland
Dorothy Dean Blevins
Alice Blevins
Jack
K.U
George
John
Lawrence
Stock Market Index Stays Flat At Close
The closing average of 60 stocks sits at 711, unchanged, as traders awaited momentum. Dix- Nei Scaled Coen Seog SM and TER figures appear in brief market notes amid quiet activity and tentative steps in the figurine swing sector.
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Acheson Reports On Russian Moves In China
Secretary of State Acheson said Russia appears to resume large scale efforts to detach the northwest province of Xinjiang from communist China. He cited Moscow's joint Russian Chinese oil and mineral ventures as a tool of Soviet economic penetration with half the output intended for Russia and the rest for China’s use.
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Acheson
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China
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Moscow
Dim view of peacetime atomic power by Dr. Maloney
Dr. J O Maloney of the University of Kansas warned that peacetime atomic energy will remain limited as a power source. He cited high costs when fuels and natural gas are available and noted dangers to communities from atomics plants. He favored mobile units and submarines as prime atomic power applications while politics cloud the program.
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Chemical Engineering Partment
University of Kansan
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K. U
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Mediterranean
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Atomic Energy Commission
Governors Club elects Jack Kennedy president in Hutchinson
About 40 Kansas University students and townspeople met in Greenhall to form the Am for Governor club. They back Ed Arm of Wichita for governor and elected Kennedy as president, Menzie as vice chairman, Isern as secretary, Schwinn as treasurer, with plans for a post Easter guest speaker and a membership drive aiming for about 300 members.
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Greenhall
Ed Arm
Wichita
Jack Kennedy
Hutchinson
Leonard Menzie
Montezuma
Carolyn Isern
Ellinwood
Peege
Tom Schwinn
Wellingne
Arn
Liberty Memorial band earns first division in music festival
NE Kansas crowds at KU campus and Lawrence for a two day district music festival. Liberty Memorial High School led by Neal M. Wherry earned a first division rating while Shawnee Mission and Leavenworth earned second and third divisions respectively. Lawrence Junior High School bands and orchestra under Lyle Work also won first division ratings at KU and Liberty Memorial.
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K. U. Shawnee
Lawrence
Lyle Work
K.U
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Hord Auditorium
Fraser Theater
Light frost over much of Dixie and warming forecast
The Associated Press reports a light frost spread across Dixie with temperatures dipping into the thirties as far south as Florida. Forecasters expect brighter skies and rising warmth, while most of the nation remains in clear to partly cloudy conditions.
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Advice on voting for first time in city election
Harold Fisher city clerk issues detailed do and don'ts for first time voters in the city election Tuesday. He urges early voting to avoid lines and outlines how to properly mark ballots with Xs, use the provided pencil, and request a new ballot if a mistake is made. The process includes name and address check, three ballots issued with identical numbers, and private voting in a curtained booth.
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Harold Fisher
Anya Fisher
Fisher
Journal-World
University students ignore upcoming city election
University of Kansas students on the Lawrence campus show little interest in Tuesday's city election. Law and political science majors discuss the city manager form, but most students favor staying away, citing home plans, dates, and exams as priorities.
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Herward Watson
Kansas City
Lulu Irving
Institute For Home and Family Life
University of Kanaas
Nest
Lawrence
Rister
Schhool
Altha
Ttan
Law Audent
Cite Manager
Lewregee
Heavy vote predicted in Teese das city election
Veteran observers forecast a record turnout in Teese das regular city election with six polls preparing for crowds. City clerk Harold Fisher urged early voting to prevent last minute rush as campaigns sharpen efforts across wards and six council candidates compete under the city manager commission issue.
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Poate On
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Young Democrats
Ethan Allen
Ciy
Clarence Strunk
Committee For City
Lawrence
Etting Mall
Kansas Weather Outlook From Topeka Forecast
UPI forecaster Richard Garrett predicts possible light showers in Kansas over the next few days with cooler central regions and variable temperatures. Overnight lows near 30s to 40s, highs from the 50s to 60s, and a mainly dry period with under a quarter inch of precipitation through Saturday to Wednesday. Temperature extremes: 68 at Anthony, 33 at Goodland. normal highs 60-65, lows 35-48.
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