Molotov Byrnes Clash Over Italy Rule
Paris May 1 Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov opposed a single general commission to oversee Italian treaty provisions while Byrnes backed no commission. Britain and the United States opposed Austrian Tyrol annexation. The ministers planned to meet deputies to settle minor Italian border questions and defer major changes on Tyrol.
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Paris
Vyacheslav, M. Molotov
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Italy
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Austria
Tyrol
Byrnes
Alian Coveressuty
Byrnes Wausid
Molotov
Usalana
Tomorrone
South Tyrol
Soviet Union
Russia
Trieste
Austrian
Britain
United States
South
Bevin
Evencn
Cee
Young Men to Organize A Junior C of C Tonight
A Lawrence meeting is set to reorganize the local Junior Chamber of Commerce in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 8 o clock. Eligible men aged 18 to 35 in Lawrence are invited, with Kansas state leader Charles Donne attending from Topeka to support the effort.
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Lawrence
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Junior C. of C
May Day Demonstration In Japan Ends Peacefully
Tokyo marks Japan s first May Day in 11 years with 490000 rallying near the imperial palace. Police and American forces search for a fanatic accused of plotting to assassinate General MacArthur as Kanju Kato hints at a general strike if a single party cabinet forms.
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Tokyo
Inhot
Enn
MacArthur
Imperial Palace
Japan
Kanju Kato
Shidehara
Liberala
Liberal Party
Diet
Kato
Shidewara
Jared
Stalin Warns Russians on May Day Amid War Vigilance
London reports Stalin warns against international reaction plans for a new war and urges strengthening of Soviet armed forces to guard peace. He cites duty to boost military culture and exceeds targets in the five year plan. May Day is described as the international holiday of the working people.
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London
Stalin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lenin
United States
Socialist International
Paris
Generalissima Stalin
Lwow
Koenigsberg
Khabsrovsk
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Leningrad
Stalingrad
Sevastopol
Odessa
Bidault Says Truman Promised Loan to France
Paris reports that President Truman, in a telephone talk with Foreign Minister Bidault, pledged an American loan to France and promised help to meet France's food needs, especially wheat, in the next two months. The French Foreign Office described the meeting as a three hour session including Secretary Byrnes.
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Paris
Truman
George Bidault
France
United States
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Bidault
Haskell Commencement Speakers Announced For May Events
Dr. Bryan S. Stoffer president Washburn University Topeka will address the commencement exercises at Haskell Institute on Tuesday evening May 21. Dr. Earl Riley president Batine College Muskogee Okla will deliver the commencement sermon Sunday evening May 19. Diplomas will be granted to a varied 11% this year including 88 high school graduates and 23 in the commercial department. Vocational certificates will also be awarded to 12 students.
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Bryan S. Stoffer
Washburn University
Topeka
Hasewell Institute
Earl Riley
Batune College
Muskogee
Okla
Haskell
Deputy Assessors in County Completing Rounds
Douglas county deputy assessors near completion of property enumeration and resident interviews. Tom Gerhart asks public cooperation to finish counts, noting some rural areas may show population declines. No tabulation yet. officials must certify by July 15. Also notes whisky production cutbacks amid famine relief efforts and a housing ad advise following local listings.
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Douglas County
Tom Gerhart
State Board of Agriculture
Secretary of State
Mixed Reactions to Palestine Admission Report
Washington reports mixed reactions to a commission recommendation for immediate admission of 100 900 Jews to Palestine. The White House says most response comes from Jewish groups. Britain’s Attlee warns the move could be hard to manage. Arabs threaten further violence and accuse the plan of treason to democracy. The report says Palestine should be neither Jewish nor Arab. It notes no binding action on Britain or the U.S. and urges firm suppression of violence if adopted.
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Washington
British Mandate of Palestine
Palestine
Jerusalem
Middle East
Russia
London
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Europe
Stone
Britain
League of Nations
Joint Inquiry Committee
United States
Congress
Commons
Truman
Clement Attlee
Arabs Plan Strike Over Palestine Admission Report
In Cairo Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha of the Arab League said his group would take measures against a British American committee report recommending 100000 more Jews to Palestine. He warned the report would fuel terrorism and disturb Arabs. London dispatch reports the Arab Higher Committee plans a country wide general strike Friday and asks neighbors to declare sympathy strikes. Prime Minister Atlee in London said migrant Jewish admission to Palestine will pause until illegal armed forces are disbanded and surrender arms.
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White House
Charles G. Rose
Britain
Attise
House of Commons
Holy Land
Palestine
Cairo
Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha
Arab League
UPR
The
London
Reuter
Jerusalem
Arab Higher Committee
Atlee
Nanking Restored as Capital Amid War Cleanup Talks
Nanking was declared the capital of China again as the postponed national assembly may convene by June 1 and a Manchurian truce is eyed. Officials say the assembly could draft a revised constitution within a month, with some speculation it may not meet until autumn.
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Nanking
China
Marshal
Chen Li-Fu
Chungking
Ho Ying-Chin
Ta Kung Pao
National Defense Ministry
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations Chiefs of Staff
New York
Defense Ministry
Plan for four power control of Germany faces Senate questions
Washington reports that Secretary Ross defended a 25 year four power plan among the United States Britain France and Russia to keep Germany unable to wage war while senators questioned troop presence and future for Germany. Senator Wheeler Brooks Hatch and Austin commented on details and implications for peace and postwar order.
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Washington
White Horse
Charles G. Ross
Germany
Truman
Ross
Paris
Byrnes
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Senate
Europe
State Byrnes
Wheeler
D.mont
Baltic
Balkan
Brooks
Hatch
D.-N.m
Kansas Grain Stocks Show Major Decline From Last Year
Kansas grain stocks off the farm excluding terminals and certain credits are much lower than a year ago. Corn inventories sit at 1,123,000 bushels, about one third of last year’s 3,360,000. Oats 518,000 bushels down 16 percent from 374,000. Barley 192,000 down 62 percent from 511,000. Peas 1,000 down 7 percent from 43,000. Wheat 42,437,000 on April 1 with off farm 17,382,000, among Kansas’ lowest storage figures.
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Kansas
Returning Troop Lt Martin Thompson Aboard Howard Victory
The Associated Press reports Second Lt. Martin Thompson of Baldwin was listed aboard the Howard Victory, due yesterday at New York City from the European areas.
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Associated Presses
Martin Thompson
Baldwin
New York City
City Accepts Three New Garbage Trucks in Ceremony
Three gleaming white Diamond T refuse trucks with compactors were delivered to Mayor C. B. Russell in a ceremony at city hall. The $18,000 fleet, funded by a $15,000 city-approved bond issue, will be driven by three crews and begin weekly pickups with plans to increase to twice weekly in summer.
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C. B. Russell
Wilford
Hunsinger
Lawrence
Barbace
Hunsinger Motor Company
Russell
Motor Company
Hunsineer
Health Department
State Highway Patrol
Dr. Mott
Ion
Mayor Russell
J. M. Mott
Douglas County Health Department
Harold Fisher
J. C. Harper
Glen H. Marshall
Elgin Municipal Equiprent Company
Sam Ferguson
Ralph Vine
R. C. Burgert
Frank Barnett
Chance of a frost forecast for Kansas and Eisenhower leaves Hawaii
Weather: Northwestern Kansas faces frost risk tonight with scattered rains and cooler highs. Eastern Kansas may see frost tomorrow night as the system shifts east. Record highs and varying rainfall reported across the state, while General Eisenhower departs Honolulu for Kwajalein after inspecting army installations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Broapetts
S. D. Flora
Northwestern
St. Francis
Gandiani Air
Quinter AO
Ellis City
Garden City
Flora
Coffeyville
Columbus
Lecompton
Independence
Lawrence
Kansas City
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Honolulu
Eisenhower
U. S. Army
Kwajalein
Hawaiian Islands
Stock Market Indexes Report Narrow Readout
Daily market note shows the average of 60 stocks at 79.5 and a separate index reading 79.7 labeled Yactaray. No further context or dates provided in the fragment.
No Wheat to Grind Mill Closes in Topeka
Topeka reports flour mill unable to secure wheat as government seizes supply. Page mill shuts today with 50 workers kept briefly for yeast work while shut down and repairs proceed. Likely same fate for 1-H mill, about 190 employees affected, as government wheat for domestic processing dries up. J. A. Willis Jr of Kansas City, VP, cites no near relief.
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Topeka
lsmert-Hincke
J. A. Willis, Jr
Kansas Cty
Wailis
Gas refunds seen in Cities Service case appeal ruling
The Tenth Circuit upheld a Federal Power Commission order directing Cities Service Gas to refund about 13.41 million dollars to gas consumers in Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas. The refunds cover July 28 1943 to present and stem from a 4.445 million dollar annual charge reduction.
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Kansas Public Service Company
Dodds
Cities Service Gas Company
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tenth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Power Commission
New Co op President Elected for Lawrence Club
Norman Endacott was chosen president of the Lawrence Co operative Club for the coming year at a meeting at the Eldridge. Howard Williams and John Selig were elected vice presidents, B L Cowden sergeant at arms, Harry Morrow secretary, A E Woestemeyer treasurer, with G H Dinty Moore and Paul Rogers as board members. The group voted to shift monthly meetings to 7 pm, plan a May 14 gathering at Lake View club house, and host three summer picnics.
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Norman Endacott
Lawrence
Leld
HB. B. Chubb
University of Kansas
Russia
Vocational Agriculture Department
Liberty Memorial High School
S School
Lake View
Eldridge
Strike Leaves Atlanta on Foot and Traffic Snarls
Atlanta residents faced dawn traffic and long walks as 1,350 Georgia Power operators walked out after a strike. With buses and streetcars idle, main arteries were clogged and parking scarce during the 8 to 9 a.m. rush as union negotiators rejected a compromise deal.
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Atlanta
Georgia Power Company
Pegotiasore
Former KU journalism heads to attend Kansan Board dinner
For the first time in KU journalism history, four former heads will return May 12 for the annual Kansan Board dinner. If the new William Allen White School of Journalism plans are completed, Merle Thorne may speak as the department’s first chairman, with other pioneer journalists in attendance, and an oil portrait of Professor Daily Flint gifted to the school.
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University of Kansans
K.U
Kansan
E. F. Beth
William Allen White
Merle Thorne
Cities Service Companys
F. M. Hopkins
Charles Harger
Leon Nut Flint
American Journalism Educators
Abilene
L. N. Flint
Manhattan Nationalist
University of Kansas
Harger
Barger
Flint
Merley Sharpe
University
Nation's
Business
Washington, D. C
Jand
Civie Service Company
K. U
William Allen
Aaymond Clapper
Lee
Hopkins
America
Ieneme
Shack Rata
Kantsan
Siem
Testa Chi
Frternity
Henry Schott
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Harkell
Sewe
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the Darned Press
Lawrences
United States Court of Appeals
Denver
Fuderal Mower Commission
Cities Service
FPC
Ites
Co-Op
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