Hundreds injured in Moslem riots sweep Cairo
Cairo dispatch reports renewed anti Zionist riots across the city with six deaths in Alexandria and hundreds wounded in Cairo Alexandria Port Said and other Egyptian cities. Police and troops moved to quell mobs stoning shops and cinemas as Premier Nekrashi Pasha blamed yesterday’s flare up on riff raff and warned against a recurrence.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Alexanderia
Port Said
T. W. Fitzpatrick
Soliman Pasha Street
Nekrashi Pasha
Metro Cinema
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Malika Farida Square
Assassination attempt near Beirut targets Lebanese resident
A report from Beirut describes an assassination attempt on Beshara Al-Khoury, a Lebanese resident. The attack occurred as the President and his wife were driven past when a shot was fired from an approaching car. no injuries were reported and the other car sped away.
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London
PaAn Exchange
Csiro
Beshara Al-Khoury
Eyrouth
Disatch
Cir
Big narcotic raid nets 125 arrested in Washington
A major operation by Washington Naval and police units involved 34 establishments in the capital zone. Over 125 people were seized during the night and later questioned at police headquarters. More than 40 booked on narcotics charges, thousands of dollars in assets seized including 80 ounces of heroin valued at 4600 dollars, with 32 squads involved.
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Washington, Navy
Edward J. Kelly
Washington Police
Police swarm Windsor as tensions rise after Ford plant clash
About 250 provincial and Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrived in Windsor Ontario early today after a Friday skirmish between local police and strikers at the Ford Motor Company plant. Officials declined to confirm numbers or location of temporary headquarters while United Auto Workers officials criticized Ontario Labour Minister Leslie Blackwell for authorizing the intervention.
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Windsor
Ont
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ford Motor Company
Focal
United Auto Workers
Ontario
Leslie Blackwell
Badoglio Seeks Senate Eligibility Review in War Ruling
In Rome on November 3, Marshal Pietro Badoglio asked the high court of justice to consider that Italy’s government declared war on Germany after the surrender when ruling on his Senate eligibility. L Indipendente said Badoglio would not defend himself against charges related to his past political activity.
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Rome
Pietro Badoglio
High Court of Justice
Germany
Italy
Senate
L'Independente
Badoglin
Court Term Opens Monday in November Session
The November term of district court will open Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Jurors for this session report for duty on Monday, November 14.
New Chevrolet Debuts at Winter Chevrolet Ad
Chevrolet makes a local debut with a fresh model at Winter Chevrolet, inviting shoppers to see the latest car offerings and pricing in the showroom. The advertisement highlights availability and dealer contact for test drives and inquiries.
Testimony ties Yamashita to brutal acts in Manila trial
In Manila a war crimes trial links Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita to the brutalities by his troops. Narcisco Lapus testifies that Yamashita ordered to wipe out all Filipinos, and that Artemio Ricarte urged sparing the islands from mass destruction while Yamashita asserted the order against Filipinos.
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Manila
Tiger of
Malaya
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
Kempei Tai
Tiger
Yamashita
Narcisco Lapus
Artemio Ricarte
Ricarte
Lapus
O. Ut
British Fifth Indian Division Lands in Java Amid Turmoil
Batavia reports the fifth Indian division joins the 23rd Indian as nationalist tensions spike. Dutch forces enforce curfews and armed escort. Indonesian troops move en masse across central Java while air observers note large nationalist concentrations and dum-dum bullets found among Indonesians.
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Batavia
Java
Netherlands
Soekarno
Hubertus J. van Mook
Jogjakarta
Magelang
Surakarta
Keborajan
Lifeboat Captures Key Japanese Roster Aiding MacArthur
A tiny Japanese lifeboat was found off Goodenough Island in 1943. An occupant provided a full roster of Japanese officers and units, enabling U S planners to build a 90 000 officer and 25 000 to 390 000 unit catalog aiding the march toward Japan.
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Tokyo
New Guinea
MacArthur
Little Goodenough Island
Milne Bay
Charles A. Willoughby
Japan
Nazi Defenders Seek Time to Prepare at Nurnberg Trials
Nuernberg Germany November 3 defense counsel for the Nazi war crimes defendants asked for more time to prepare their cases delaying the start of the trials set for November 20. Examinations will decide if Rudolf Hess and Gustav Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach will face the first defendants and the start may be postponed to December 28 or January 2.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Rudolf Hess
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
International Military Tribunal
Taxes Coming In Well During Tax Paying Rush
County treasurer Roy Flory reported a steady stream of taxpayers on the third day of tax time. He said most statements will be mailed by next Tuesday and the office hours from 8 to 4 work smoothly with extra staff only recently added. Douglas county residents have until December 20 to pay the first half without penalty.
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Roy Flory
Altho
Flory
Publishers Urge Newsprint Cut As Demand Surges
New York November 3 The American Newspaper Publishers Association asked newsprint users nationwide to pledge support for a voluntary program to limit consumption during the first half of 1946. A.N.P.A. general manager Cranston Williams reported a six month supply of 1 935 000 tons, still short of demand. The plan is pitched as the only alternative after government control ends December 31 1945.
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New, York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Cranston Williams
United States
A.N.P.A
Belvoir C P A Lodge Members Cut Wood For Slusser
Members of the Belvoir C P A lodge met at W O Slusser home in Kanwaka Thursday afternoon to cut and saw wood for Slusser who is handicapped with a broken arm Otto Johanning supplied the tractor and saw The group included George Petefish Sara and Alva Petefish George Strahan Jim Christy and many others Also a large pack rat nest built of twigs by Tave Martin was found in the woods.
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Belvoir
Schroyer
Roy Moll
Glenn Messen
Newt Hamlin
Heimer
George Houk
Russell Houk
Rudy Houk
Harvey Houk
Harold Ice
Ted Buchelm Howard
Iepory
Charles Coffman
Ship Gentry
Ben Swallow
Farm Price Index Hits Highest Since 1920
Topeka reports the October mid month price index of all farm products at Kansas markets rose to the highest level since 1920. Chicken and eggs led gains with 20 points, grains up 8, dairy up 2, meat animals up 1, and miscellaneous up 9. The index stands six percent above September.
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Topeka
Kansas
H. L. Collins
Moving Out of Europe: Army Reports Smooth Redeployments
Rome reports redeployment progressing smoothly for American troops. The 7th replacement depot at Naples processed 21,856 men in October, down from 30,145 in September, while all 60-pointers in the Mediterranean theater are due to rotate this month. About 50,000 of the 107,000 G I s remaining in the theater hold 60 points or more.
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Rome
Naples
Mediterranean
Arrivals From Europe Reported for Sergt Deskins on Botetourt
The Associated Press notes Sergt Russell B T Deskins RFD 1 was aboard the Botetourt which docked in San Francisco on October 31.
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Associated Press
Sergt. Russell B. T. Deskins
RFD 1
San Francisco
Stock Market Index Reaches 1945 High at 73.8
The stock index for 60 stocks rose to 73.8, marking a 1945 high. Yesterday the index stood at 72.6. An advertisement promotes Flowers of Distinction via Allison-Thomas Flower Shop, phone 363.
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Allison - Thomas Flower Shop
Australian war brides not all unhappy with U S citizens
Lorna Trigwell of Perth says Australian brides brought home by American servicemen do not reflect all sisters' views. She married William Patterson in 1942, later reunited in San Francisco, now living in Seattle. She praises Americans and plans citizenship next May. She maintains a gold bracelet worn above the elbow.
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Seattle
United States
Lorna Trigwell
Perth
W. A
William H. Patterson
Smith Center
Kan
Lorna
Sydney
San Francisco
Kansas
East
Boston
New York
Patterson
Australia
America
Nebraska Opens With Lead Over Kansas University
Lincoln Nebr November 3 1932 Nebraska takes an early 7 0 lead over Kansas University as wind sweeps the field in front of about 10000 homecoming fans. The score after the first period favors Nebraska.
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Lincolny Nebr
Nebraska
Kansas University
Lincoln
Kansas
Football scores update with early period results
Third period shows Missouri tied with Michigan State at 7 all. Duke leads Georgia Tech 7 to 0 in the second period. Kansas State has 0 in the first. Notre Dame leads Navy 6 to 0 in the third period, while Army dominates Villanova 26 to 0 in the first period. Winter Chevrolet. Adv.
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Missouri
Michigan State
Duke
Georgia Tech
Kansas State
Iowa State
Notre Dame
Navy
Army
Villanova
Jobless Pay Hits a New High in Kansas October
Topeka reports October unemployment compensation in Kansas set a record with payments totaling 848,888 dollars across 64,914 checks averaging 15.45 dollars. 1944 total was 486,387 dollars. About 29,838 applicants did not receive checks, due to disapproval or still waiting. Women accounted for the majority of payments and claims filed.
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Topeka
Kansas
Arthur Herrick
Herrick
Public Invited to Food Handler School Next Week
Dr. J. M. Mott of the Lawrence-Douglas county health unit announced an open food handler’s school in the Community building. The two sessions, Monday and Wednesday, aim to educate staff on sanitation and healthy food prep, with certificates for firms having 80 percent attendance.
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J. M. Mott
Lawrence-Douglas County
City Water Department
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Warm Up Forecast for Kansas as Winds Turn South
Weather forecast from S. D. Flora predicts a warming trend in Kansas tomorrow after a morning chill. Today northern areas see 45 to 50 degrees, with Coffeyville at 62 as yesterday’s high and Phillipsburg at 29 for the low. Light showers possible in northern Kansas tomorrow afternoon.
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Topeka
Kansans
S. D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Coffeyville
Phillinsburg
Winter General Hospital Declared Surplus by Army
The army has declared the Winter General hospital surplus as of December 31. Col. Harry B. Gantt said last night that notification came from Washington yesterday. He noted no official information on veterans' administration taking over. The roster lists 1,616 patients, of whom 400 are on leave or furlough.
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Topeka
Army
Armistice Day Proclaimed in Kansas by Governor Schoeppel
Governor Andrew Schoeppel proclaimed November 11 Armistice Day in Kansas and declared Monday, November 12 a holiday for all state employees.
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Topeka
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Brooks Seeks Expanded Office and New Posts
Topeka November 3 CP Dr L W Brooks state superintendent urged Kansas teachers to obtain more funds for expanding the state superintendent office. He called for two additional rural and two high school supervisors plus a fine arts and research section and a library. Veterans housing and costs were noted as a problem at Kansas universities with $75 monthly GI benefits seen as insufficient.
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Topeka
L. W. Brooks
Kansas
Kansas State Teachers Association
Brooks
Maurice D. Woolf
Kansas State College
University clinic sessions aid doctors in updating medical practice
Local doctors attended sessions at the University of Kansas hospitals to refresh knowledge for veterans and private practitioners after the war. About 168 doctors from across Kansas learned new medical discoveries, with 23 KU staff and six guest lecturers teaching. Dr. Herbert C. Miller highlighted pediatric appetite issues, advocating gentler, loving care over forcing meals.
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University of Kansas
H. L. Chambers
Kansas
Kansas Medical Society
State Board of Health
Chambers
Herbert C. Miller
Dr. Chambers
Kansas Runner Wins Cross Country Race in Nebraska Meet
Harold Moore of Kansas won the cross country race in 9 58.7 finishing 20 yards ahead of Nebraska’s Dean Krantz. Nebraska’s Harold Henchee placed third as Husker runners swept fourth through seventh to seal team victory 31 to 24.
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Lincoln
Neb
CPH
Nebraska
Kansas
Harold Moore
Dean Krantz
Harold Henchee
Two Cars Damaged In Stop Sign Collision
Police arrested Ted Williams of 1100 Indiana street after a crash at Seventh and Vermont streets last night around eight. Williams, driving a 1936 Ford, allegedly ran a stop sign and struck a 1932 Chevrolet owned by Chester Curtis of 1232 Ohio street. Curtis and passenger Glen Reed were uninjured. Williams also escaped injury as both vehicles sustained damage. An employment ad from Hall Bros. Inc. at 739 Mass. St. followed.
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Seventh
Vermont
Ted Williams
Indiana Street
Vermont Street
Seventh Street
Chester Curtis
Ohio Street
Curtis
Glen Reed
Williams
Scrivner Seeks Two-Trouser Suit Lift
Representative Scrivner of Kansas presses for government approval to manufacture and sell two trouser suits. The War Production Board favored lifting the ban, the OPA opposed it, and Reconversion Director John Snyder will decide. He will keep a month to month ban in place and remove it as soon as possible.
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Scrivner
R-Kan
Kansan
War Production Board
OPA
John Snyder
Snyder
Agricultural economics expert Delos James to speak in Lawrence
Delos L. James manager of the agricultural department of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will address a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce audience Monday November 5 at 2 pm. The talk covers coordinating farmer and business efforts to improve agriculture and other industry in a round-table conference.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
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College of Agriculture
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Illinois
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
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Agriculture Committee
The
Santa Fe Trailways to run campus commuter bus
Santa Fe Trailways will start a daily bus service for University students living in Sunflower Village. The first bus leaves at 7:45 a.m. arriving in Lawrence at 8:15 a.m. to meet the 8:15 city bus for 8:59 classes. A second bus departs at 8:15 a.m. arriving at 8:45 a.m. for 9:30 classes. Noon return to the Village with additional returns at 3:05 p.m. and 5:45 p.m.
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Santa Fe Trailways
Sunflower Village
Lawrence
Eleventh Street
Missing Lt Verne L Gibb Reported Since October 23
Mrs Wilma L Gibb received a war department telegram stating her husband Lt Verne L Gibb first pilot of a C 47 has been missing on a flight since October 23 He is a former Kansas University student enlisted in 1942 and graduated Pecos army air field 1944 He left for overseas duty in May 1945 stationed at Myitkyina Burma Veronica Lynn their daughter and Mrs Gibb's parents Mr and Mrs W M Johnson live at RFD 4 Lawrence
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Wilma L. Gibb
War Department
Verne L. Gibb
Gibb
Kansas University
Army Air Corps
Pecos Army Air Field
Army Air Troops Transport Command
Myitkyvina
Burma
Wilma L. Johnson
Veronica Lynn
W. M. Johnson
RFD
Lawrence
Tax totals rise as Lawrence county rates climb
County clerk T R Gerhart reports 1945 tax collections total 1 041 003 95 and an 264 987 03 rise from 1944 due to higher tax rates not valuation shifts. Budget director Lucile LeSuer says bills mailed since spring caused calls over calculations while real estate values hold for 1945 with new valuations planned in 1946.
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Lucille LeSuer
LeSner
Lawrence
LeSuer
Joyce Rist Missing as Officials Seek Clues
County state and federal officials search for Joyce Rist seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Rist of North Lawrence missing since Sunday evening. She was left in the Haas home care of a young woman and has not been seen since. Authorities checked buses trains and stations while radio and AP copies spread the description. No lead from Tennessee relatives of the caretaker Mrs Gruzuske.
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Sheriff's Office
FBI
Joyce Rist
Floyd Rist
North Lawrence
Will Hass
Elme Street
Sifriff
Joyce
Patricia Gruzuske
Toomer
Haas
Altho
Associated Press
Tennessee
Gerow Takes Command at Fort Leavenworth
Lt Gen Leonard T Gerow former commander of the 15th army in Europe assumed command of the command and general staff school and became commanding general of Fort Leavenworth Maj Gen Karl Truesdel retires after 44 years of service and will stay about two weeks before a fishing and hunting trip.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Leonard T. Gerow
15Th Army
Europe
Command and General Staff School
Karl Truesdel
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