House Cuts Funds for Yugoslavia and Greek Guerrillas
Washington May 23. The House appropriations committee slashed the agriculture budget by 72 percent, cutting Farm Security and Conservation programs, tenant loans, and public relations funds. The move targets Farmers Home Administration and conservation programs while shifting $148 million to the Treasury. critics warn farm services will suffer. A separate UN report faulted Yugoslavia for backing frontier violations in Greece and Albania, urging measures to curb support for armed bands. The findings linked Yugoslavia, Albania, and Bulgaria to regional tensions amid border incidents and called for international action.
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Treasury
General Fund
Spncecoaeer
Hill Ten
Guayuie
TIGL
A.llene
Geneva
Balians
Commissinn Todas
Yugoslavia
Ceppert
Sarfara
United National Security Enumiel
U.N
Balkan
Albania
Bulgaria
Conditiona
Ciith Rusma
Poland
United States
Britain
Belmum
Australia
Catam Oa
Raxil
Syria
France
Eommington
Wanda Aherald Heermuidered
Aureia
Ecomeminaion
Alae Ardared
Nefunty Council
Banda
Alumni Ballots in Kansas University Election Reach Over One Thousand
More than 1000 alumni ballots have been prepared for the Kansas University alumni association annual election of officers. Last year 1298 voters cast ballots. 20 days remain until closing. Candidates for president are Wayne Necor of Topeka and Clay Carper of Eureka. for vice president Paul Neff of St. Louis and Blake Williamson. Directors from Kansas City and Wichita, with additional names, are listed. Beattle, Mar 13. The Boslay 24 superfortress Noah's Arc was flown to Salt Lake City, 721 miles in an hour and 4g minutes, setting a record. Over 20,000 letters were sent to alumni describing campus conditions and the football season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Mildred Cladfelter
Pasogration
Men of Action
Pervicep Group
Teoarties
Wayne Necor
Topeka
Clay ©. Carp
Mins Clodfelter
REMAINS AT VIGIL TO GRADUATE IN GRANDVIEW WA
In Grandview Washington President Treman discussed the uncertain future of Mrs Truman’s condition as she remains under care. A navy courier plane facilitates the chief executive’s travels between Washington and Kansas City. The article notes no perceptible change and details a Kansas celebration in Dodge City for its seventy fifth anniversary with ceremonies, speakers, and community plans.
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Grandview
Treman
Maret
Kanes Crag
Wales
Graham
Truman
Washington
Neal Nee
Navy
Mipanwri
Edge City
Dodge City
Kan
Dodger City
John Gingrich
Homer
Governors appoints Erland Carlsson to institutional director post
Frank Carlson selects Erland Carlsson of Kansas City Kansas to head the new institutional management post created by the 1947 legislature. Carlsson, 55, former state grain inspector and current business manager of Trinity Lutheran Hospital, will oversee state hospitals and schools including Topeka, Osawatomie, Parsons, Larned, Winfield Reaming School, Atchison Orphans Home, Beloit Girls Industrial School and Topeka Boys Industrial School. Term not fixed. job pays 4.50 annually.
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State Welfare Board
Topeka
Oeawatomia
Parsons and Larned
State Reining School
Winfield
Atchison
Beloit
Catle
Big Six Reinstates Athletes Barred by Denver Play
Lincoln Neb May 22 Big Six faculty representatives reinstated all conference athletes who had been temporarily barred for participating in the national A A C basketball tournament at Denver Charley Black of Kansas is eligible for this weekends track and field meet Dick Thompson Nebraska quarterback and Neil Meier Nebraska basketball player were out last year due to a leg injury The conference enforces a rule that athletes may not participate in events not sponsored by a member school
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Lincoln
Neb
Big Six
Denver
Charley Black
Kansas
Dick Thompenn
Nebraska
Neil Meier
Union Officials Report Gunfire Threats in Kansas City
Burt Kansas City May 23 7 Lee Quisenberry president of a local truck drivers union told police that men in a black sedan fired at him and he was wounded and taken to a hospital. J W Bird Carlson business manager of a Pipe Fitters union said two men attacked him at his home with buckshot but he was not wounded. Police investigate.
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Kansas City
Lee Quisenberry
Buai Deas
J. W. (Bird) Carlson
Kanias City
President Truman seeks one year extension of export and domestic controls
President Truman asked Congress to extend for a year beyond June 1939 his authority to manage domestic use and export of several materials to protect the U S economy and support foreign policy. He seeks central control over tin, cordage, antimony, cinchona bark, quinine, fertilizers, and key industrial products, plus export priorities to back foreign reconstruction.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Imrt
United States
School board rejects site for new high school tour set
The school board declined to conclude on a proposed high school site after a valuation gap between owner asking price and real estate appraisals. A silo site between 1th and 2let streets east of Louisiana was held by eight owners with five improved plots. The board planned tours of Lawrence sites meeting 10 to 40 acres on level ground with minimal traffic risk. One site was rejected for proximity to a railroad track. Chairman Liewel Purcell said today's tour results would be shared at the first meeting in June. Attendees included Xero Peresl and other district officials.
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Louisiana
Lawrence
Liewel Purcell
Xero Peresl
L. HH
Howton
Dea! Six
Corlett Cotten
Dick Waretal Dr. FE
L. Novotny
A. BE
Woestemeyer
F.C. Whipple
Weather forecast for Kansas turns cloudy cool with showers
For Kansas on May 23 7 forecaster A D Robb predicts cloudy cool weather with scattered showers mainly in the extreme southeast. Overnight lows should range from 40 to 80 with highs tomorrow around 70 to 74. Reports cite scattered precipitation across multiple towns and the Southeast rivers rising modestly while no urban flood danger is noted.
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Topeka
Kansas
A. D. Robb
Robb
Coffeyville
Anthony
Wichita
Lecompton
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Kansasity
Emporia
Manhattan
Goodland
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Concordia i
Chanute
Phillipsburg
Groodhland
Carlson Scrivner to Talk At Lola Legion Convention
Pr- Gov Frank Carlson and Rep Errett Scrivner will speak at the two day second district American Legion convention in Lola Kansas opening tomorrow Carlson to speak Saturday night and Scrivner Sunday afternoon Also expected Wilford Riegla Emporia department com is Mrs Roth Mar Scrin kle Kansas City Kaw state artillery president and Mrs Bernies Crum Lawrence district auxiliary director
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Lola
Kan
Frank Carlson
Errett P. Scrivner
R.-Kan
American Legion
Carlson
Scrivner
Wilford Riegla
Emporia
Department
Mra
Roth Mar Scrinkle
Kansas City
Kaw
State Artillery
Wer W. Fowler
InIa
Rernies Crum
Lawrence
Fourty four crashes in twenty three days report
A report notes the thirty fourth automobile accident since May one at Fifteenth and Rhode Island streets at about 11 50 am. Mrs Ethel Hapear and Mrs Frank Hoaken are named as drivers. Sheriff statements and local raid details appear amid a fragmentary page from a Jackson county area.
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Fifteenth and
Rhode Island Street
Tate
Leo Redding
Ethel Hapear
Mareschusetta Street
Frank Hoaken
Haskell Avenue
Electric Cables Severed By Plane Near Kaw River
An unidentified plane skimmed the Kaw river near Linwood yesterday afternoon and severed three half inch cables carrying 33 000 volts. The outage hit Sunflower Ordnance Works Sunflower Village and Rudora causing rail delays and a power blackout until repairs by a Kansas Electric Power crew. Witnesses reported a bright flash as the conductors shorted into the river.
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Kaw
Linwood
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Sunflower Village
Rudora
Union Pacific
Rush Island
Union Pacific Railroad
Kaneas Electric Power Company
Coeeer
Cameron's Bluff
Kaw River
Olathe Navel Air Base
Tex Witherspoon
Kansas Electric Power Company
Eudora
Robert M. Bacher
Charles Teter Dies At 74 In Lawrence
Charles A Tater aged 74 retired grocer died yesterday at 4 p m at Lawrence Memorial hospital after weeks of illness He was born in Salem Iowa and moved to Lawrence as a youth He operated a grocery business on Massachusetts Street and East Twelfth Street before retiring in 1931 Survived by wife three nephews and four nieces Funeral set for Monday at Funk's chapel with burial at Oak Hill cemetery pallbearers named Namesesslle Mas May 23 edgar c nelson named secretary of state to fill term resignations and tax assistance offered at post office room 20k hours 12 am to 5 pm Production bonus discussed in Paris with possible wage increases
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Charles A.tater
Haskelavenge
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
University of Kanes
Kanoasaty
Teter
Salem
Iowa
Lawrence
A. W. Teter
Massachusette Street
East Twelfth Street
Clara E. Teter
Charles A. Teter
Francis Teter
New York City
Clarence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Thomas H.jones
Paul Glawsen
Robert Moodie
BR. J. Babbitt
R. K. Glat- Ithasr
Hugh BR. Axe
Phil M. Donnelly
Edgar C. Nelson
Booneville
Brookfield
Wilton Beil
Katayama Becomes Japan's First Socialist Prime Minister
Persod Tokyo May 25. Tetou Katayama a 60 year old socialist teacher is elected Japan's new premier by a near unanimous vote of the house of representatives to lead a coalition government. He won 420 votes and will report to the emperor before forming a cabinet with Liberal party opposition leaders Yoshida and other key figures.
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Persod
Tokyo
Tetou Katayama
Wee
Japan
House of Representatives
Katayama
Formul Insvestitura
Imperial
Liberal Party
Outgomn
Vrenier Shigeru Yoshida
Polljtician
Caine
Industrien
Platforn
4H Club Sunday Observances Across Douglas County
Douglas County 4-H clubs observe National 4-H Club Sunday May 25 by attending local churches to emphasize spiritual welfare and character. Listed are clubs and meeting places including Euderah Mia, Kanunka Wanera Cineman, Rainbow Mira, Calera Jayhawk, Meadowlark, Belview, Trula Longacre and Clinton Presbyterian Church.
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Hull
Eclub
Douglas County
Euderah
Gerarenberger
Pale Evangeleat Cisiteh
Kanunka-Wanera Cineman
Cline Ie
Proebeimrin Ehierh
Sar—Mre
John Metsher
Lona Starehareh
Rainbow
Millard Jackson
Rimnshower
Mire
Belenen
First Christian
Ehirely
Pour Leaf Cinver
Assembly of En
Mrs Jones Fears Result Of Movie on Caseys Life
Mrs. Jones, widow of Casey Jones, travels to Hollywood amid a national folk festival in St. Louis to ensure a film about Caseys life is done right. She worries the project may fail as she recalls past attempts and stresses no one can mimic Caseys whistle.
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St. Louis
Casey Jones
Hollywood
Eleven year old nun? unclear headline from OCR
Gabriel Dunlap an 11 year old pupil at Holy Family school in Eudora fell from a sack swing after rehool last evening breaking both arms above the wrist. He was brought to Memorial hospital remaining there until noon today. The boy accompanied companions to the pasture of John Schapper farm Tower Lake a half mile west of Eudora on Highway ten.
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Gabriel Dunlap
Ralph G. Dunlap
Eudora
Memorial Hospital
Holy Family
John Schapper
Tower Lake
Highway Ten
Increased Allowable Oil Production Recommended in Kansas
The state corporation commission conservation director T A Morgan of Wichita today recommended a May daily oil production allowable of 285 000 barrels for Kansas. If approved the figure would raise the monthly limit by 15 000 barrels in three 5 000 barrel steps since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
State Corporation Commission
T. A. Morgan
Big Cut In City Gas Rate Reduces June Bills
Lawrence Public Service Co filed a new rate schedule at city hall promising a large gas price drop for consumers. The reductions, effective with June bills, total about 100000 dollars annually and pass on to customers every penny of reductions received at the city gate from Cities Service pipeline. Example bills show a cooking and water heating customer dropping from 43.90 to 19.50 for 23000 cu ft, and a 175000 cu ft house heating user from 111.58 to 81.16. Additionally refunds from court-ordered funds of about 350000 will be distributed to consumers via the Lawrence company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citton Serviee Pipeline Company
New Raien
Polhved
Facal Consumera
Maye Or
Lawrence
Gd. Dodds
Federal Power Commission
Lawrence Gas
Pione Line
Lawrence Company
Incar Consumera
Funda
Weather forecast fragment with scattered clouds
Partly cloudy tonight with southeasterly wind. Saturday looks fair and warmer with a pleasant high. Low temperatures unspecified. and Sunday forecast improved with continued fair conditions.
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Anderson
Home Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
House
Senate
Nouse
Edoor
Andersen
Farmers Home Administration
Old Farm Securty Administration
Pril Conservation Service
Corp Recurance Program
Kilgara
Finnand
Herder
Oh Pont
Bridges
R-N.h
G.O.P
Tru- Ikh
Hridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Alma
Rilleen
Pevaident
Ineray
New Hampshire
Imet Congress
Je Wof
Bit Bridges
Hermane Conmresa
Parmenta
Commodity Credit Corporation
Cicer and
Weet Pashe Ca Cayi
Liberty Memorial
Ccm
Fbarinek
Hock Auditorium
Af_ Sippel
First Christian Church
Gerald Kennedy
St. Paul Methodist Church
Linentn
Nab
Rosemary McDonough
L. R. Perry
Clifford Breithaupt
A. E. Woestemeyer
Joe Gerard
Lovi Futler
Rachera Street
Gene Cox
Horch Auditor Conmiets
Mia
Helen Corenwall
Chalmer Wondard
Breithaupt
Woestemerer
Robert Near
Mark Moore
Nancy Moore
George Williams
Rogram
Mies Irene Smith
Virginia
Onvitke
Kapeemary
Pisnier
James Burnese
Robert i Kronester
Ima Clark
Yeaee Clapper
Paeleee Kenney Cooter
Werle
Cammang
LaFayrenrad
Gene Mon
Urabrene
oryeAnr Crate
Marin Parker
Turi Revemyth Dienean
Shirley 4
Rasum
Emine el
Cwrence
Robert Siyre
Fruman
Muehlebach
Marthe E. Tremen
Greséview
Erland
Carlsaen
Care
15Th
Rhode Island
Fearn
Jackson
N.C
A. C. Stephenson
Northhampton
Godwin
Bammer School
Lawrence ‘Dusinate Colrse
Adv
Sunflower
Teo Manes
Charles Teter
Paris
Commission
Boy Scouts
BILLS
Lawrence Public Service Company
Sip
Lapin
M. An
Yeaterday
T A
Indy
Lax
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolia
New Orleanat
Oklahoma
New York
Tefe As
Prmske
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