Truman Seeks Emergency Aid For Europe Before Inflation Bill
President Truman urged Congress to act on emergency aid for Europe before anti inflation legislation. He said full coordination of reports is a tremendous task and will require a comprehensive plan presented when Congress reconvenes. Officials discuss $820 million for food and winter relief and speeding Marshall plan funding.
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Truman
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Europe
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Approp
Basi
Berg
Woreahington
Onlo
France
Italy
Alaain
Deuisville New 28 Meky Deri Rats Title Claimed Victory
Unofficial reports from the age FAG Presnets show Deuisville side claiming biggest election win in years. The campaign, backed by AFL support, highlighted labor records and the Taft Hartley stance. A new governor will succeed Simeon Willis in the state.
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Cocains
Nian Otate
Pacha
Etty Hintratiewms
Louville
Werte
Hie Kojean
Attys
Parner
AFL
Mit
Lean Geox
Simeon Willis
New High Wing Aircraft Model 170 Under Test
A Sikcraft company today reports a successful initial test of a new high wing model 170. Chief engineer Tom says flight tests are set to begin next year and production plans are pending.
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Sacen_ Pichita
Han
Ceeafecraft Company
Tom
Sad Eesuans
Foreign Ministers Meet to Plan for Upcoming Conference
Delegates including United States envoy Robert Murphy meet with Britain and France to lay groundwork for the November 25 council of foreign ministers session. Talks focus on German and Austrian peace treaties with friction noted among Britain, France, Russia and the US. Some say the US drafted a peace plan for distant Germany regions while Russia ponders reparations and occupation.
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United States
Bessie
Great Britain
Robert Murphy
Lucius D. Clay Inter
Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Molotov accuses US Britain of base buildup near Russia
Soviet foreign minister Molotov in a Moscow address charges the United States and Britain are establishing naval and air bases close to Russia as preparations for aggression. He says the atom bomb secret has long ceased to exist and criticizes imperialists while urging possible Soviet capitalist collaboration for lasting peace. The speech honors the 1917 revolution anniversary and notes Stalin rests in Sochi.
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V. M. Malatov
United States
Russia
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Britain
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Black Sea
Soviet Monitor
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Nikolai Bulganin
Military Revolutionary Committee of the
Petrograd
Desoto High wins 24 to 0 over Lawrence B squad
Baldwin former Winfield business manager joins Manhattan Mercury Chronicle as assistant general manager announced by publisher Fay N. Seaton. De Soto high school football team defeats Lawrence B aggregation by a 24 to score, played yesterday afternoon on Johnson County school's gridiron.
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Kan
B— Fields Baldwin
The
Winfield Kan. Courter
Manhattan Mercury Chronicle
Fay N. Seaton
Desoto
DeSoto High School
Emusn
Johnson County
Fall frost dates near record in Douglas County
Weather records show the first killing frost in Douglas County has typically occurred in late October to early November. Data from Lawrence and surrounding areas list a 1987 trend toward later frosts, with historical last spring frosts noted in March and occasional 32 degree lows in April.
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Douglas
Althe
Lawrence
Caryl Dodds
Kansas Fabie Service Company
State Weather Bureau
Hagaman Plans to Seek Renomination in 1948 Race
Kanana City November 6 Lieutenant Governor Frank L Hagaman says he will run again in the 1948 Republican primary and will focus on his own race He commented in response to Andrew F Schoeppel entering the Senate nomination race and likened his stance to Governor Frank Carlson's approach.
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Kanana City
Kan
Frank L. Hagaman
Hagaman
Newaman
Andrew F. Schoeppel
U.S. Senate
Frank Carlson
Plunged to her death of N Y Representative’s daughter
Miss Ruth A. Reed daughter of Rep Daniel A Reed R N Y fell from the roof of the Meridian Hill hotel in Washington where she was staying The Meridian Hill hotel is used by women government workers Minnick the manager said she apparently fell from the roof The congressman's daughter about 30 was employed in her father’s office
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Washington, Now
Ruth A. Reed
Daniel A. Reed
R-N.y
F.C. Minnick
Meridian Hill
Publicity Chief Fired Over Probed Hughes Contract
Former Hughes Aircraft general manager Charles Perelle testified he dismissed publicity man John Meyer for lack of control and unclear role. Meyer had claimed Hughes spent large sums entertaining officials before wartime contracts. Perelle noted the Culver City plant was nicknamed the Hughes Country Club and spoke of production versus experimental gaps as the company faced tax questions.
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Howard Hughes’ Aircraft Company
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John W. Meyer
Charles W. Perelle
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Hughes Aircraft Co
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Meyer
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Hugues
Verelle
Gar Wood Industries
Wayne
Mica
Army
Perelle
Culver City
Calif
Hughes Country Club
Retired Hanker Hanstine Dies in Wichita at 82
George B. Hanstine, 82, a retired Whitewater Kansas farmer and banker, died in a Wichita hospital. He moved to Wichita in 1922 after 32 years in Whitewater. Survivors include his widow, a daughter, and a brother Dan Hanstine of New Tom.
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Wichita
Kan
George B. Hanstine
Whitewater
Dan Hanstine
Newtom
Truman says new message to Congress will avoid tax revisions
President Truman told reporters his November 17 message to Congress will not include any tax revision suggestions. He refused to comment on veto prospects for a third tax reduction bill and said the message will focus solely on European aid and inflation curbs.
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Truman
Congress
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Ways and Means Committee
Scouts Circus Draws Lawrencians to Kaw Council Event
About 200 Boy Scouts Cubs and leaders from Lawrence and nearby districts will take part in the Kaw Council Boy Scout circus in Kansas City tomorrow night at the American Royal Building. The event features four district produced acts with cycling astronomy communications and a first aid demonstration and includes new recognitions chariot race and flashlight astronomy event. Approximately 5000 scouts and 500 leaders are expected to attend with buschartered transport and local supporters aiding in logistics.
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Khaw Council
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Foomorrow
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University of Ranass
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K. U
Richard Yaple
Ray Kanchl
Larry Heeb
Joe Wilson
Rapid Transit Company
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Anm
Basile
Eaders
First Cold Wave Sweeps Kansas With Rain And Snow
Topeka reports the season's first cold wave moving in with rain and snow across western Kansas. Goodland sees snow flurries as temperatures plunge toward 20 degrees northwest. Meteorologist Flora warns of strong north winds, cautioning about radiator anti freeze and cattle conditions.
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Kansas
Goodland
S. Flora
U. S
Flora
High Plains
Nebraska
Anthony
Bike Stolen From Wilfred Brown Home In Delaware Street
A green and white Schwinn bike owned by Wilfred Brown on Delaware street was reported stolen yesterday. The bicycle, bearing license numbers, was taken from the Brown yard according to a city theft report.
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Regerts
Wilfred Brown
Delaware Street
Brown
Lawrence Schools Plan American Education Week Programs
Lawrence public schools will observe American Education Week with open houses and demonstrations of student work across all schools. A public meeting is set at Liberty Memorial High School next Tuesday night featuring Dr. E L Novotny and a panel on school legislation and teaching.
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Rotary Club
Monday Neek
Ralph Graber
Parenca
Beech
Novotny
Edwin F. Abel
George B. Smith
Helen Shaw
Robert G. Foster
Kenneth Dodderidge
Cordley School
Cordley
Lincoln School
McAllaster School
New York School
Pinckney School
Jack Stephenson
Mary A. Steen
Daryl Grethaus
Ann Kirkpatrick
Woodlawn School
Turkish officers head inspectors at Fort Leavenworth
A party of 10 Turkish officers led by Gen. Salih Omurtak chief of the Turkish general staff arrived at Fort Leavenworth Kansas for an inspection tour of the military post.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Salih Omurtak
Staf
Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow Across Rocky Mts
A major snowstorm dumped up to 12 inches in parts of Wyoming and Colorado with Sherman Hill summit receiving a foot. Snow depths ranged from one inch in Lander Cody Cheyenne and Douglas to nine inches at Rock Springs. Montana reported light snow as skies were forecast to clear and temperatures rise.
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Montana
Rally at Union Station Send-off for Jayhawkers in Lincoln Trip
Lawrence fans prepare to send Kansas University football team to Lincoln for the game against Nebraska. More than 20 fans will travel by private cars and three special trains from Kansas City and nearby towns. The university band pep groups and the 1947 freshman squad join the rallys at multiple venues with a student rally at Robinson gymnasium.
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Lawrence and University
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Lincoln
Robinson Gymnasium
Talks to Kiwanis on world politics and peace
Dr. Robert M. Davis of the University of Kansas told Aiwanis members that peace requires global political organization as the world shifts to a single economic unit. He noted the United Nations as an initial step and urged continued change the next Kiwanis meeting will feature an all musical program.
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Robert M. Davis
University of Kansas
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Altho
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Kiwanis Club
Mrs Skerritt Injured in Oklahoma Car Crash
Mrs. E. F. Skerritt of Seward Oklahoma was injured when the car she rode in with her husband left Highway 54 south of Pleasant Grove and rolled over. Sheriff Will Johns Jr said the driver lost control while braking with two wheels on the road shoulder. Mrs. Skerritt was admitted to Lawrence Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Seward
Okla
Highway 54
Pleasant Grove
Will Johns
Jr Skerritt
High School Senior Killed in Freestonia Home Accident
Robert Eugene Ogle II, a Freestonia High School senior, died from an accidental shotgun discharge at his home. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ogle. The brief notice notes an average of 60 stocks at 65.3 and an uptick in value.
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Freestonia
Kan
Robert Eugene Ogle, II
Louis Ogle
Ernest H. May Reaches 50 Years in Postal Service
Ernest H. May, 939 Tennessee Street, completes half a century with the U S postal department at the Lawrence post office. He worked through weather on rounds along Ohio and Louisiana streets and east of Massachusetts, then as superintendent of mails before returning to his role as special clerk and mail dispatcher. He has taken only five health days in his career and estimates about 3 000 letters daily until retirement next April.
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Lawrence Post Office
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Wichita
Lawrence
Ohio
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Postal Department
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Roger Williams
Williamstown
Alfred
Fargo
N. D
Dorothy Pine
Florida
Nelson May
California
Donald May
University of Kansas
Poatal Department
No Big Change in Price of Turkeys This Thanksgiving
Lawrence residents can expect turkey prices similar to last year despite a smaller overall supply. Local producers report dressed turkeys at 60 to 66 cents per pound and whole birds 30 to 50 cents per pound, with some shortages noted for Thanksgiving demand.
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Lawrence
Papa Produce
Douglas Coanty
Iere
Baris
Citizens’ Food Committee
Lime Bids in County To Be Opened November 25
In Douglas County the Agricultural Conservation program invites bids for lime supply. Invitations go to three contractors: Kaser Construction Co, Globe Turing Quarries, and Benner Springs. Farmers may file applications after January 1.
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George Bured
Douglas County
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Tei Te Quests
Ala
Buteil
Kaser Costruection Company
Globe
Luring Quarries
Benner Springs
Homer Clark
ACA
Bute
Court Sentences Man for Murder in Usawatomie Case
The state supreme court upholds a December sentence against George Miller of Usawatomie for murder. The ruling confirms the conviction and punishment imposed by the lower court authorities.
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George Miller
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Churea
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