World Aid Bill Sparks GOP Debate on Western Europe Aid
Senators Vandenberg Taft White push for a total balance sheet of world wide aid including China. Taft calls the plan beyond reason while advocating a central administering agency. Republicans seek a rapid, unified response to prevent communist influence in Europe.
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Washington
Vandenberg
K.-Mich
Vandenperg
Congress
Europe
Taft R.ohier
White
Maine
Republians
Truman
Derek Here
Senate
Ann Arbor
Mid
China
Michigan
Marshall
Asia
Taft
Hateh
Canada as mediator in Palestine partition talks
Canada acted as mediator in Lake Success on November 4 to bridge U S and Soviet differences over Palestine partition. A working committee of the United States, Russia and Guatemala would study American and Russian plans, aiming to reconcile positions. Canada warned the UN partition committee against directing the security council to pursue partition per the Russian plan.
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United Nation
Assert iv
Seury Council
Hospital Administrators Gather for Blue Cross Meeting
A district gathering of hospital administrators met yesterday in the Union building at KU to discuss Blue Cross matters. Participants from Kansas City Ottawa and Lawrence attended with 29 present. Marv Dunden and Miss Hilda of Lawrence Memorial led the luncheon arrangement for the Lawrence meeting.
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Union
K. U
Kansas City
Ottawa
Lawrence
Marv Dunden
Hilda
Lawrence Memorial
Peak Mortuary and Chavet ophenese Services
Peak Mortuary and Chavet offering funeral services with phone access for arrangements and inquiries. Local staff provide guidance on burial and memorial options and assist families through the service selection and payment process.
Political Spotlight of Briton on Scotland City Elections
Britain eyes 69 Scottish elections seen as barometer of Attlee government sentiment. Conservatives gain in Scotland amid rightward swing after England and Wales results. House of Commons defeats attempt to null a measure enabling labor by directing unemployed into under manned industries. Labor defends measure as guidance with reserve power.
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London
Scotland
Attlee
Glasgow
England
Wales
House of Commons
Labor
Labor Ministry
Britain
Rhys Davies
Davies
Germany
Italy
Unson
Avies
George Isaacs
Exiled AP Reporter Jack Guinn Leaves Hungary
AP dispatch reports Jack Guinn, Associated Press correspondent in Hungary for 22 months, expelled by the communist government and to travel to Vienna with his family. The expulsion followed arrests of others. a Yugoslavian-based writer faced similar pressure. A separate U.S. foreign policy statement accuses Russia of stalling peace efforts and seeks a peacetime Germany and postwar European stability.
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London
Jack Quinn
Associated Press
Hungary
Budapest
Vienna
Guinn
U.S
Selden Chapin
Mise Elizabeth Rh. Pallos
Yugoslavia
Arthur M. Brandel
Belgrade
Mias Pallos
Ministry of the Interior
Jack Guinn
Brande
Mary Lester
United Press
Interior Ministry
Deszo Sulvok
Zoltan Pfeiffer
Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
United Nations
Germany
U.S.S.R
Austria
Korea
Japan
Europe
Patton Defends Slapping Soldier in Sicilian Campaign
General George S. Patton in a posthumous publication defends slapping a fatigued soldier in Sicily saying the episode showed his aim to spur discipline. He argues he could have ended the war sooner if allowed to act more forcefully and calls battle fatigue a moral test.
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New York
George S. Patton
Hich
Patton
Houghton Mifflin Company
Elected President in Wichita Wichita Kan Board Change
R W A Wolzast of Manhattan was elected president in Wichita Kansas on November 4. He succeeds Roy M Clarke of Phillipsburg who will serve the year on the board of directors as retiring president.
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Wichita, Kan
W. A. Wolzast
Manhattan
Roy M. Clarke
Phillipsburg
Ended a Over 39 of 813 in Janes Period of 1946
A fragment notes a period in January 1946 involving a count or total described as 39 over 813. The readable data provide limited context on the event or subject.
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Janes
Woman 93 Found Slain in Grandview Trailer Home
The knife slashed body of Mrs Malinda Bell aged 93 was found today in her Grandview Missouri trailer home near ree. Police believe she was murdered for her life savings of 3510. The incident is under investigation.
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Grandview
Malinda Bell
Death of Mary M Whitesides in Neodesha Hospital
Mrs Mary M Whitesides 74 widow of James E Whitesides former Wilson county sheriff died in Neodesha hospital. Two sons survive. Funeral services will be here Thursday.
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Neodesha Hoxpit
Neodesha
Kan
Mary M. Whitesides
James E. Whitesides
Wilson County
Majority Favors Cut In Tax Rate Across Income Levels
A citizen advisory group on taxation urged lowering individual income tax rates for all, with protections for lower income households. The majority and AFL official Matthews Woll filed separate reports with the Ways and Means Committee as it prepared to draft legislation for the November special session.
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Matthews Woll
A.F.L
Woll
House Ways and Means Committee
Roswell Magill
the Treasury
Ways and Means
Congress
Knutson
R.-Minn
Farmers’ Cooperative Associations
A. Lee M. Wiggins
Wiggins
Treasury
Magill
Anutson
Matthew Woll
Kansas Teachers Meet Across Cities for 14th KSTA Convention
Lawrence, University of Kansas and other groups join the 14thAnnual Kansas State Teachers Association convention. Sessions span Salina Topeka Wichita Dodge City Independence and Hays with 125 Lawrence teachers attending Topeka workshop led by Margaret Urley and speakers Maud Ellsworth and Helen Shaw. The Topeka assembly features a 60 piece Liberty Memorial High School Band directed by Paul Grover and coaches Chainer Woodward L R Perry Wayne Reslock among speakers.
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Lawrence Public Schools
University of Kansas
Kansas State Teachers Association
Salina
Topeka
Wichita
Dodge City
Independence
Hays
Douglas County
Lawrence
Margaret Uurley
Dolph Simons
The
Journal- World
Maud Ellsworth
Helen Shaw
Liberty Memorial High School
Paul Grover
Coache
Chainer Woodward
L. R. Perry
Wayne Reslock
Election day snapshot of off year races and goals
Today’s election outlook lists Kentucky governorship and state offices, Mississippi U S senator and officials, plus state legislature. Key items include Theodore Bilbo seat in the Senate, New York veterans bonus amendment, 48 city mayors, and Cleveland mayorships across districts with major local votes.
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Kentucky
Mississippi
U.S
Senate
Theodore G. Bilbo
New York
Bonu. Ls
Satiana
No Rain in the West Keeps Drought Strain on Wheat
Western Kansas sees little relief from drought as clouds cleared and rainfall was minimal. Goodland reported 0.0 inches and Phillipsburg a trace. eastern Kansas may get up to an inch with rain Friday and Saturday. Anthony had the highest temperature at 68, Goodland the low at 30.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Phillipsburg
S. D. Flora
Lebo
Lecompton
Kansas City
Chanute
Hutchinson
Wichita
Anthony
Coffeyville
Light rainfall ends five day cool spell in Platte City
Early morning showers dropped .19 inch while overcast skies kept temperatures between 50 and 66 degrees since last Wednesday. After today the sun appeared intermittently as temps fluctuated from 53 to 57 for 27 hours. Rain halted work in the 900 and 1000 blocks of Vermont street. Andree J. Higgins 68 longtime Platte county lumber dealer died today leaving a widow a daughter and three sons.
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Vermont Street
Nebraska
Platte City
Andree J. Higgins
Platte County
Atomic bomb is a world problem
William Laurence the New York Times science editor urged a global approach to controlling atomic energy at a University of Kansas convocation. He warned urgency, warned against destruction, and urged peaceful use with international control focusing on uranium235 and plutonium. He cited ore sources in Canada Congo Colorado and Czechoslovakia and noted Soviet Russia’s resistance to international control.
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William Laurence
New York Times
Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas
Laurence
University of Chicago
New Mexico
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
America
Russia
Canada
Belgian Congo
Colorado
Czechoslovakia
Soviet
Bikini
New State Revenue Mark for October
Topeka reports October tax collections by the state revenue and taxation commission totaled 6 154 887, the highest October total on record. For the fiscal year to date, 25 167 151 has been collected, about 30 percent above the same period last year. October 1930 receipts were 4 797 918.
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Topeka
State Revenue and Taxation Commission
War Dead Arrive in Kansas City From World War I
The first World War I dead arrived in Kansas City in army guarded mortuary cars. Four hundred fourteen caskets unloaded at the quartermaster depot will be sent to final destinations across Missouri and neighboring states. Next of kin were notified of delivery times as remains from Belgium and the Pacific proceed to their homes. Three former Lawrence residents named in the group were planned for inclusion in the shipment.
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Kansas City
Europe
New York
Kansas City Quartermaster Depot
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Joseph Connelly
Henri« Chappelle
Belgium
Cobh
Ro Yost
Yost
Pacific
Merger Battle Moves to Block Mission Sunray Pact
W G Skelly former Mission president launches federal suits in Reno Nevada and Los Angeles California to halt a December 6 stockholder meeting. He targets Mission trustees J Paul Getty and George Franklin Getty III and Pacific Western Oil to stop Getty controlled entities from voting Mission stock in favor of the merger.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mission Corp
Sunray Oil Corp
W. G. Skelly
Mission
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Skelly
United States District Court
Reno
Nev
United States District Court For
Southern California
Los Angeles
Sarah C. Getty Trust
J. Paul Getty
Pacific Western
Thomas A. J. Dockweiler
George Franklin Getty HI
Getty
Thrust Control Mission
Chest Campaign Seeks 3800 to Meet Local Goal
Community Chest totals show 16473.67 raised with a 3800 short of the 20278 goal. Advance gifts total 8069.27 with the branch exceeding its 7000 quota by over 1000. business 2293.50. residence 3789.97. New gifts 25 or more list several local entities and individuals. Independence Kan November 4.79 an American Legion post asks for names of motion picture personnel from hearings to label them Communist party members or party liners.
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Burener-R Bowman-Matthews Tannnber Co
Eldridge Hazel Jayhawk
Rowlands Book Store
ALA
Ewing
M. Ee
EL Alexander
Independence
Kan
Independence American Legion Post
House UN- American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Dinner for Five Costing One Dollar from 1897 Cookbook
The 1897 Wrought Iron Range Co cookbook lists eight menus for five people costing from 65 cents to a full dollar. A typical one dollar dinner features roast beef, onions, rice, slaw, potatoes bread butter tea and rice pudding with prices noted. modern prices show meat costs far higher.
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Roy Towne
Wrought Iron Range Co
Meat on menus of many local cafes
A survey shows Truman meatless Tuesday adherence weak at restaurants in Lawrence with only three cafes fully meatless. Most menus feature meat substitutes while pork and beef remain offered. Home cooks largely comply with meatless meals, using macaroni and cheese and other substitutes, while KU cafeterias and local schools maintain meatless menus.
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Truman
Lawrence
Imin Youngberg
M.N. Penny
Hong
Youngberg
Legion Chief Opposes Effort to End Un-American Activities
Manchester N H Nov 4 James F ONeil national commander of the American Legion says the organization will battle any move to dissolve the house committee investigating communism in Hollywood He adds the Legion favors outlawing the Communist party and stands resolutely behind the committee on un American activities.
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Manchester
N. H
James F. O'Neil
American Legion
House Committee
Hollywood
ABC
the Legion
House Committee of un-American Activities
Weather District Forecast for Four States November 4
District forecast covers Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and nearby areas. Temperatures will run 1 to 4 degrees above normal with warming on Thursday and cooling Friday and Saturday. Rain or snow possible in western Nebraska and western Kansas with half to most inch totals. western Oklahoma also potential rain. Kansas mostly fair tonight and Wednesday with frost in central areas and warmer conditions in the west.
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Manzas
Oklahoma
Newbraska
Nebraska
Kansas
Mena Uilrjee
Perak
Jae Bey
Ode A
Trias
Denver
Palmonton
Fort Worth O
Havre
Mont
Kansas City
Miami
Minneapolie
New Orleans
New York
Washington
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Equality Association
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Chicago
Leslie M. O'Connor
Chicago White Sox
Robert L. Treece
Gerald W. Elston
Roy F. Mull
Getty Trust
Memorial Union
Haskell Institute
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