United Nations Considers Arab Boycott of Palestine Debate
At Lake Success on May 1 the Arab Higher Committee demanded exclusion of the Big Five from the UN Palestine debate and threatened a boycott until formally invited. The Soviet Union opposed excluding major powers, while the United States urged a neutral inquiry panel. The U N assembly planned a plenary session in a side room and discussed a possible inquiry committee to address the issue.
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Palestine
Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Assembly
Planting Meadow
India
Jewish Agency
Betioy
Garefier
Orgue
Ansembly
Ghvenha
Brazil
Axeem- Pie
di Nation
U.N
Palesian
Rusp
Warren R. Austin
United States
Colombia
Poland
Iran
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Halentine
Bariler
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Oor
Big Five
U.K
Peru
Sweden
Cengreay
Fragmented OCR item hints at property dispute and senior issue
A damaged fragment mentions property as the proper A and a new senior matter. It references someone wanting to reach or address a situation, but details are unclear and names or places are not readable.
Senate Republicans to Make Few Changes in House Tax Cut Plan
Washington May 7 Top committee member Millikin says the Senate Finance panel will open detailed review of the House tax cut bill. After two weeks of hearings the group heard support from industry and opposition from labor, with debate over retroactivity and start date. The measure promises broad cuts by income bracket but debate continues on timing and scope.
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Senate
Washington
Millikin
R-Cole
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyde Millikin
Cengre Committee
Rome
Margin Bill in Danger as Senate Eyes Final Vote
Washington May 7 Republican readers report the lingering question of tolling late legislation. Taft predicted a substantial margin for passage but Morse opposed provisions. Democratic coalitions tilt the outcome. The debate centers on industry wide bargaining limits and potential war era policy.
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Washington
Oper
Senate
Taft
Mont
Harhers
Hin
Lake group elects J Chifton Ramsey president
J Chifton Ramsey was elected president of the Lone Star lake Banoration at a meeting of 26 lot owners held at the Chamber of Commerce last evening. Other officers and board members named include JJ Avery as steel president George Nodrick secretary treasurer Ven Schanke Art Weaver Fred Wodebneen tiny Philling EOF Weaver Averett 2 dans Vereen Lavery and Horkimans. The planning committee, Ramsey and Kay were chosen to coordinate with county commissioners on lake park development. The group expressed intent to work with contractors in developing the lake and sought county cooperation.
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J. Chifton Ramsey
Lone Star Lake Banoration
Chamber of Commerce
Fering
JJ. Avery
Steel
George Nodrick
Trensfer
Ven Schanke
Art Weaver
Fred Wodebneen
Tiny Philling
Eof Weaver
Averett
2 Dans Vereen
Lavery
Dr. Horkimans
Target
Workmen Back on Job on University Campus
Work resumed on four service housing projects at Kane campus. Crews have been extended since April as more workers joined the effort. Buildings near completion with minor finishing beyond reach. Completion now expected this summer for student residents.
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Kane Gag
Arrike
Essen
Miners Die in Explosion in Barnsley
An explosion at Barnsley kills ten miners and injures others as a blast tears through the town's largest coal mine. Reports say the incident marks Britain’s first major mining disaster since government ownership began last Jaguar year.
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Barnsley
Settlement Hopes Rise in Five-State Bell Strike
Negotiations resumed under U S conciliation after concessions by both sides in the long telephone strike affecting Wisconsin District of Columbia and other five states. The National Federation of Telephone Workers urged a nationwide settlement while local talks produced tentative agreements and potential passage of picket lines. The cross-country talks follow local accords with Wisconsin and DC labor groups signaling progress amid industrial tension and AT and T mediation.
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Tren
Washington
U.S
Tte
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Lves
Tian
Federation of Telephone | Workers of
District of Colum
Tephone Guild of
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Conmiumiensiona Untana
Cade
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Greenp
Bel Swatem
National Federation of Teephone Workers
Seantimens Seasion
Vonei
Southern coal producers oppose industry wide wage contract
Washington May 7 The Southern Coal Producers Association rejected an industry wide wage contract demanded by John L Lewis United Mine Workers. A conference with UMW leaders failed to avert a walkout as producers insist on negotiating terms only for their members. The association, speaking for about one fourth of national output, says terms must exclude nonmembers and demands government action to restore private operation of mines.
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Washington
Southern Coat Producers Association
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tts
MLW
Hibicipation
Fonty 54
Southern Association
Apeak
Topeka Educator Kenneth McParkent to Keynote Katrenee Chamber Dinner
Kenneth McFarland of Topeka will address the Katrenee Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in the Crystal Room of the Perel Pldried. He will discuss Behold This Day and Joe Wilken of Rapid Transit will be installed as president for the coming year. Tickets are 1TA and reservations close by 4 oclock. The event also serves as a session for Lions Rotary Kiwanis and Co-Operative clubs with retiring president in charge of arrangements.
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Kenneth McParkent
Topeka
Kan
Tawrenes Ig
Joe Wilken
Rapid Transit
Femnahy
Ci Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis Ani Co-Operative
Miketo
Delta Phi Delta Art Festival Entries Due May 8
Applications for the annual Delta Phi Delta art festival are due by May 8 in 2d Frank Strong with publicity chairman Sally Shepard announcing. Entries must be in by May 12 for the outdoor exhibit in Fowler grove May DSuh. University entrants may submit up to four pieces including painting, etching, lithograph, or drawings. sales should list prices with a commission to Delta Phi Vetta. Awards include ribbons and public voting on types of work. Delta Phi Delta, first founded in the United States, has grown to many chapters.
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Delta Phi Delta
Frank Strong
Sally Shepard
Natinnal Hone
Fowler Grove
Dsuh
Herse
Wera
Delta Phi Vetta
Delta Phi Detin
United States
Lines Tmm
Entah- Vishral
TWA Seeks 30 New Pilots With Strong Qualifications
TWA announced plans to hire about 30 pilots in the near term. Applicants must have 1200 flying hours, be 22 to 31 years old, 5 feet 7 inches to 6 feet 2 inches tall, hold a commercial license and FAA instrument rating, and pass the airline’s examination. Interested K U men should contact Mr. Mullin or Mr. Penton at the TWA offices in Ranway City, Ma. Interviews to start immediately.
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TWA Hoor Tecadd
Jane
Willis Tompkins
TWA
K. U
Mullin
Penton
W. 4Th
Ranway City
Board Elects 3 To School Staff
City board of education files May session outcomes electing three teaching staff members including Helen Shaw and Charlotta McClymond. S. Clay Coy resigns as junior high principal. printing instructor to Liberty Memorial next year. Bills totaling 4926.75 approved. Executive session on land purchase for new senior high site. Attending officials listed.
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Board of Education
Liberty Memorial High School
Helen Shaw
Pinckney
Fiementeny
Charlotta McClymond
Topeka
Dover
Washburn University
Toneka
Phens College
Columbia
Robert A. Wilkins
Pittshore
Cele Lore
Turner High Revoal
Liberty Memorial Hehacheol
Colorada
S. Clay Coy
Schvel
One City
Achoda
Westminster
Taln
Tegular
High Echon
Bilget
Deal Six
Corlett Cation
F.C. Whipple
Dick Wagstaff
Sdevd Purcell
Ijugd
A. Vnestemeyer
E. J. Novotny
Anglin Shot In Oklahoma Senate On May 7
Oklahoma City May 7 Senator Tom Anglin of Oldenville was shot on the senate floor. He stood, saying I am shot in the back, as colleagues and witnesses described the incident. The assailant, identified by some reports as Senator Anglin’s opponent, fled. Anglin's condition and the shooter's fate remained unclear. A chaotic scene followed with reporters and officials giving varying accounts.
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Oklahoma City
Tom Anglin
Oldenville
Senate
Anglin
Tom Finney
Idabel Sail
Jimmie Scout
Holtenville
Scot
James
Nance
Scott
Reriold
Wiliam Cordell
N. E. B. Grennell
Okeene
Senate Chamber
Calendar Adopted for Lawrence School Year 1947-48
The Lawrence city school calendar for 1947-48 was adopted by the board of education last night. The term opens Monday September 8 and closes May 24 1948. The schedule includes a November 7 teachers meeting, a Thanksgiving recess from November 26 to December 1, a Christmas recess from December 1 to January 2, and the end of first semester January 3 1948.
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Lawrence City
Board of Education
Thankagivine
Wetteaday
Bam
Jenwerr
Prem ‘Tyarer
Gehoul
Young American Artists Program opens with Sylvia Zaremba
Sylvia Zaremba a year old concert pianist will be featured as the annual Young American Artists Program opens at Fraser theater at 8 20 this evening. Zaremba recently was soloist with the New York Philharmonic and the Kansas City Philharmonic orchestras.
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Sylvia Zarembba
Fraser Theater
Mise Zaremba
UN New York Philharmonic
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
CUT MAIL SERVICE AS AN ECONOMY MEASURE
The Lawrence post office, under a Washington directive, will curtail mail delivery in May and June to a single daily delivery in the residential area of Laverener. Master Roger Williams cites budget limits and compares wartime service, noting some cities could handle higher volume earlier.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Lins Renue
Roger Willians
Lawrence
Mee
Laverener
Aome
Langer
Williams
Topeka
Postal Department
Port Offies Department
Willian
Congress
Lawrences
Weather Improves Across Kansas Farm Report Says
Warm sunshiny weather over the past week aided crop growth and farming operations in Kansas. Daytime highs reached 70 degrees or more statewide, with some northern areas just under 70. No frosts. heavy rains fell in a few northern counties while central and western regions saw little rain. Winter wheat advanced to jointing, corn planting resumed in central and southern areas, and pasture, alfalfa, oats, barley, and sorghum preparations showed gains as cattle moved to blue stem pastures.
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Toyoka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Stern
Arkaticns
MP Company Sent to Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth
Chicago May 7 A Fifth Army headquarters report announced a company of military police was being sent to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for disciplinary purposes to reinforce guards after riots between white and Negro prisoners over Friday and Saturday. One prisoner was killed, six injured and a guard wounded during the unrest. Mayor James H Parsons was hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial with a severe cold and a cut, receiving treatment advised by his physician.
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Fifth Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
James H. Parsons
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Parsons
Vanterday
Four Rural Districts Vote To Consolidate In Vinland Area
Margaret Worley announces a voluntary consolidation of Vinland Harmony Coal Creek and Stony Point districts by an 87 to 12 vote. The new district will use funds from all four, about six thousand dollars more than needed to operate the school, with a three member board elected May 20 to manage property and operations.
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Dead Rock
Devrelay
Margaret Woreley
Vintand
Vittland
Harmony
Coal Creek
Stonypout
Hurley
Startey
Paccens
Yey
Vinlind Rural High
Scheol
Tia Wistrick
Adistrieta
Dongle
Condition of President's Mother Is Much Improved
Grandview Missouri May 7 1964 The cast was removed from the leg of Mrs Martha F Prorman mother of the President late yesterday and her condition today was reported much improved by her daughter Mrs Mary Janet Truman Mrs Truman suffered a broken hip in February Mrs Truman said her mother will not be allowed to sit up for several days
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Grandview
Martha F. Prorman
Mary Janet Truman
Truman
Misa ‘Triman
Gevernda
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