Global focus on U S elections and Trieste treaty talks
Foreign diplomats watch the U S congressional elections amid bipartisan views on policy toward Russia. In New York the Big Four meet to push European peace as Molotov and Bevin argue over Trieste frontiers while Yugoslav and Italian voices test UN arrangements and the fate of the port city.
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United Nations Assemly
Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Atbi
Secor
Adriatic
Trieste
U. N. Assembly
Europe
Geneva
League of Nations
Eisco
Westchester County
Lalso
United Nations
Spain
Security Council
Assembly
Lake Succesa
L. L
America
France
Ing
Manhattan
S.t.j. Molotov
Byrnes
Asia
Yugoslavia
Italy
Permi
Triessee
Bevin
Molotov
Journal-World and WREN to Post Election Returns
Journal-World staff will provide minute by minute election returns from Douglas County and statewide polls. Evening programs will hook to telephone lines and staff will stay on standby to cover the vote tabulation and results for local and state races.
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Journal-World
Mee
Journal-World News
Ional
Douglas
Famer Paris
Earl Godwin
Arden Booth
Kansas
Returning Troops Sail From Bremerhaven to New York
The Charles A Stafford and the Jagerine Robin are scheduled to dock in New York today with 645 in and 2,934 troops aboard from Bremerhaven. Sailors and Marines are listed among the arriving personnel.
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Charles A. Stafford
New York
Regpec
Bremerhaveg
Saher
Keate
TWA Pilots Near Return as Arbitration Sought
Drafting of an arbitration agreement continues as TWA halt of back to work order leaves 15 000 idle employees. 14 00 AFL pilots who walked out October 21 seek higher pay and face a dispute over salary formula for international flights. The union favors the board’s decision 83 based formula over flat monthly pay.
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Douglass
Jack Frye
Twassident
Trana World
Aatorneys
A.F.L
Frank P. Douglass
David L. Behneke
Pilots’ Union
Chicago
Ae United States Airlines
Pantean
American Overseas
Depanel
Beeman
National Labor Relations Board
Snow blankets western Kansas as voters go to polls
Severe winter grip hits western Kansas with snow from Dodge City to the Colorado line causing road closures and rescues. State crews worked overnight to clear routes while forecasts called for mostly cloudy skies with rain in the east and snow in the west.
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Topeka
Cxar
Kansas
Dodge City
Colorado Line
State Highway Department
Sonteht
Lakin
Syracuse
Buremes
Liberal
D. Flora
Elkhart
Goodland
Wichita
Ellis
Coffeyville
Topeka Te Wamega
Concorta
Rural Morton County voters face ballot delivery delay
Topeka reports November 5 1 7 Rural residents in Morton County may not vote due to snow blocking ballot delivery. State Attorney General A B Mitchell advised county officials to use all means including horses sleds or airplanes. If delivery remains impossible the election cannot be postponed. Voters in affected precincts would be disenfranchised by act of God.
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Topeka
Morton County
A. B. Mitchell
Maggie Tipton
Mitchell
Inman on Terminal Leave at Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lt. Col. Arthur E. Inman ends three year assignment at Sunflower Ordnance Works and leaves command duties to Bacher. He awaits official separation and possible retirement in Lawrence. Mrs. Inman is daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Helte.
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Arthur E. Inman
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Rim
Bacher,t
Inman Roberty Bet ‘Ore Oere
Lawrence
Inman
A. P. Helte
Carlson leads Kansas governor race in Lawrence returns
In unofficial Lawrence returns Frank Carlson Republican leads over Democrat Woodring by more than two to one with 1,100 votes to 513. Other Republicans posted large margins and KU students may still shift results. Voters total 3,136 across 12 precincts as light rain and campus schedules affect turnout.
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Frank Carlson
Kansas
Lawrence
Harry H. Woodring
Carlson
Woodring
Frank Sullvan
Insurance
Robert G. Mosier
Leutenant
Frank L. Hagaman
Olathe
Harold W. Goodman
Errett P. Scrivner
Murray Hees
Douglas County
Votin
K. U
Wat
Wakarusa
University of Kansas
Military Science
South Cam K.U
South Campum
Netherlands asks for 700 square miles to compensate damages
The Netherlands presented a note to the Big Four seeking the transfer of 700 square miles of German territory to offset Nazi damages. The plan would redraw the frontier from the North Sea to Aachen, removing bulges while keeping major border cities in Germany.
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Netherlands
Holland
Alexander Loudon
Dean Acheson
London
Macow
Paris
Germany
Bules
North Sea
Aachen
Bentheimer
Emden
Nordhorn
Emmerich
Goch
Gelden
Kaldenkirchen
Hernaberg
Gehlenkirchen
Early Vote Surges Across The Nation In Off Year Elections
Brisk early voting in major cities set the pace for national congressional elections with projected turnout near 35 million. Parties found cheer in initial returns as Michigan precincts shifted in favor of Republicans while Massachusetts showed Democratic gains. overall turnout appeared heavy in New York Chicago Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania amid a peacetime shift from war to peace.
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Associated Presa
New York
Salt Lake City
Michigan
G.O.P
Mount Washington
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Maurice J. Tobin
Rogert F. Bradford
Tobin
Horace T. Cahill
New York City
New York State
Chicago
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Pointe Aux Barques
Huron County
Mich
Christmas Dinner With Trimming Promised Britons
London nov 5 minister of food John Strachey promised Britons an old fashioned Christmas dinner with turkeys puddings and sweets for the children. Apples from the United States and Canada grapefruit and grapes from Palestine and pineapples tangerines and mandarins were among other items he listed. He said British food supplies had improved except fats and oils. He announced that from December 8 the weekly butter ration would rise from two to percent ounces and margarine would be adjusted accordingly.
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London
John Strachey
United States
Canada
Palestine
To Train Washington 34th Division November 5
The notice references training for the Washington based 34th Division scheduled for November 5. It notes mobilization and related preparations under military authority. Details on location and participants are limited in the fragment.
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Washington
US Money Buys Jewish Ships in Refugee Traffic
The article reports that at least 100 ships, many funded by American donations, were purchased by underground groups to transport Jews from Europe to Palestine. Most ships are unseaworthy and lie at southern European ports. Malta talks will address halting unauthorized Jewish refugee immigration to Palestine. Palestine police aid Rome in investigating the British embassy bombing claimed by Irgun Zvai Leumi.
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Iets Citiouly
America
Europe
Palestine
Malta
Algernon Wills
Palestine Police
Palestine Police Force
Rome
Irgun Zvai Leumi
J R Holmes Dies in Lawrence After Illness
James R Holmes 78 died at home 637 Tennessee street after two months illness. He founded J R Holmes Investment company in 1911 later heading Holmes McGrew and Peck Insurance. Survived by wife Louvella Jane Trussell and three sons and a daughter with eight grandchildren. Funeral planned for Presbyterian church in Lawrence.
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James R. Holmes
Lawrence
Tennessee Street
Holmes, McGrew and Peck Insurance Company
J. R. Holmes Investment Company
Pleasanton
Linn County
Bolivar A
Louiza Lamb Holmes
C. E. Craig
Peasanton Enterprise
la Cygne Journal
Mound City Republic
Presbyterian Church
Holmes
Charles B. Holmes
James W. Holmes
Julius C. Holmes
Washington, D.C
Frank B. Scanlan
St. Louis
J. L. Saunders
Martha Craig
M. W. Bradley
J. T. Kenned
Edna Hiatt
Blue Mound
J. S. Wright
Wichita
James R. Scanlan
John W. Scanlan
K.U
Charles F. Scanlan
Caroline Holmes
Martha Holmes
Allen Holmes
Elsie Jane Holmes
Richard Holmes
Early Vote Surges As Lawrence Polls Open Amid Rain
Lawrence voters turnout high in light of heavy rain with many polling places reporting 60 to 85 ballots in the first hours. City officials noted 4:30 a.m. wakeups for receiving boards and minimal board changes since selection. Mayor reported cloudburst flooding affecting 080 homes and 5,000 Beaumont properties.
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Lawrence
Harold Fisher
Son
Hane G. Willers
Ap Dei i
Harold Pontius
Carlson Leads In Early Vote Count In Kansas Governor Race
Republican Frank Carlson led Democrat Harry Woodring by 10 015 to 8 799 in early unofficial returns from 241 of 2 745 precincts in Kansas. City wards favored Woodring but scattered rural results varied with Carlson ahead in Topeka and many city precincts.
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Bulletin
Topeka
Frank Carlson
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Harry Woodring
Agreement Reached to Try Krupp Head in War Crimes Case
Frankfurt reports say American and British authorities have agreed on trying Alfred Krupp, head of the armament firm, on war crimes charges. Gustav Krupp, his ailing father, may be handed to Britain. both Krupps were once considered for the Nuremberg trial.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Alfred Krupp
Krupp
Gustav
Krupps
Nuenberg International Military Tribunal
Gustav Krupp
Oenathy
Jenins
Watchers Guard Against Fraud in Chicago Election
Election officials report 8,000 Volunteen volunteers patrolled Chicago's 50 wards to guard against fraud during today's city election. Officials say this is the largest turnout of watchers in the city's ballot history.
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Chicago
Foreign Interest Grows as U S Election Results Loom
London reports show global anxiety over how American election outcomes may shape world economies. British press notes Bevin may press Truman on the world food situation while Paris, Berlin, and Rome assess potential shifts or continuities in U S foreign policy and governance.
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London
Buroge
America
Britain
United States
Ernest Bevin
Truman
Paris
National Assembly
U.S
Poly
Italy
Rome
City Schools Plan Programs For American Education Week
American Education week observed November 10 16 with theme Education for the Atomic Age. Lawrence teachers committees and Educational Council organize daily topics from Practicing Brotherhood to Promoting Health and Safety. Districts host programs at Liberty Memorial High School and various elementary and junior high events for parents and students.
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Educational Council of Lawrence
Get Eral
Building World Secur
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
Engglish
Mra
Ethel Bradford
Myrnice Neis
Co-Operative Club
Iyle Powell
Chris
Lorraine Buehler
Weather district forecast for November 5 to 8
The Weather District 16 forecast covers Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska with near normal temperatures Tuesday to Wednesday and a rising trend Thursday to Sunday. Precipitation is light except a brief southern Oklahoma rain Tuesday night and most of Oklahoma Saturday. Overnight lows 28 to 40 degrees, with a mix of clouds and sun.
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
Ka8
Rene
U. S
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Kansan City
Angeles
Minnespolia
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Hired as Director for On-the-Job Veterans Training
Robert Harris Berkley was hired by the board of education as director of the On-the-Job farm training program for veterans for a 12 month term. The program, reimbursed by the Veterans Administration, requires 15 enrollments to start. Ten veterans have signed, with aim to begin around November 15.
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Robert Harris Berkley
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Board of Education
Liberty Memorial High School
Berkley
Centralia
Sunflower Village
Veterans Administration
W. R. Essick
Batcies
Lloyd Purcell
Lloyd Houston
Dick Wagstaff
Corlett Cotton
Deal
Supt
E. L. Novotny
A. E. Woestemeyer
PICTURES WAR TRIALS CHARLES ALEXANDER DOCUMENTS NURNBERG
Charles Alexander son of Mrs Lottie B Alexander 1737 Alabama street chronicled the Nuernberg Nazi war trials in a book Justice at Nuernberg with text by Anne Keeshan. He directed photography for the War Department during the 1945 46 trial and will set up a Paris public relations office with his wife after completing the project. He earlier studied journalism at the University of Kansas before joining the army and serving three years locally and abroad.
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Charles Alexander
Lottie B. Alexander
Alabama Street
International Tribunal
Nuernberg
Germany
Alexander
War Department
Anne Keeshan
Texas
Paris
France
University of Kansas
President Truman Returns to Washington After Voting
President Truman and his wife with daughter Margaret depart Independence for Washington aboard the special presidential train after voting in the nation wide congressional elections. His 93 year old mother Mrs Martha E Truman and sister Miss Mary Jane Truman join at the station, with the President surprised by their appearance.
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Independence
Truman
Margaret
Washington
Martha E. Truman
Mary Jane Truman
Ueagaview
Britain moves toward normal trade and export recovery
London reports Britain is returning to normal trade with old customers and employs 45 percent more workers in export industries than before the war. In Chicago, officials say the Trans World pilots strike is not yet ended, with no change in the strike situation according to AFL Airline Pilots Association president David L. Behncke.
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Johnn W. Belcher
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Britain
Chicago
Trans World Pilots
David L. Behncke
A.F.L. Airline Pilots Association
Behncke
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