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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1947

Page

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Special Agency May Be Created For Foreign Aid

The House foreign economic committee tentatively approved a plan to place administration of foreign aid under a special independent agency appointed by the President but subject to Senate confirmation. The panel also signaled use of an emergency program through next June while reviewing overall policy in the wake of Molotov’s Moscow broadcasts.

Washington Special House Foreign Economic Committee State Department Herter R.maes Senate Europe Min- Molotov Molotov Moscow United States Pinpoin Ory Rhode Island Senator Capper Kansas Relalene Committee House Merelo Molotov Capitol Hill Capitol Mpecial Committee On Foreign Aid Congress Monve

Republicans Drop Plans for Tax Reduction at Special Session

The Republican leadership indicated no tax cut action in the current special session. Krutson and Speaker Martin discussed delaying the $4 billion tax reduction until January, with taxes to take effect January 1 195? if enacted. Halleck reaffirmed GOP resolve to push tax relief in the regular session despite limited time.

Washingtons Ies Congress Krutson Martin R.mass Knutson Amutson Rep Halleck Ind House Republican Party

U S Seizes Two Heavy Bombers in Oklahoma

United States officials seized two privately owned four engined bombers at Tulsa and Ponca City Oklahoma amid fears they could be used in a South American revolution. The planes a B 24 Liberator and a PBAY 1 Privator had been immobilized after a failed Dominican Republic expedition. The owner is Dominican born Luis Bordas alias Jose Diaz now in Puerto Rico.

Ponca City Okla United States Oklahoma South America O. C. Millican Kansas City Tulsa Millican Dominican Republic Cuba Industrial Aviation Co Oklahoma City U. S Robert F. Shelton Shelton Luis Bordas Jose Diaz

Defense chief forms reserve ties panel uphold state guard

Secretary Forrestal announced a committee to link reserve forces and develop a rounded uniform reserve program as part of a national security plan. He denied any move to take control of the National Guard from the states.

Washington Defense Forrestal

Milk truck hit by westbound train near Midland. driver dies

Injuries reported when a milk truck traveling on highway 24 collided with a Union Pacific passenger train at a grade crossing five miles west of Midland. Charles E. Carl died from skull fractures and internal injuries at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A 19 year old companion, Milton E. Harris, sustained serious injuries and remained unconscious late afternoon. The crossing accident occurred near a vinery station owned by Stokely Foods. The train crew included conductor M L Hall and engineer W W Morton.

Union Pacific Midland Charles E. Carl Maple Street Lawrence Memorial Hospital Milton E. Harris Fart Harris Carl H. Schmedemann Highway 24 Stokely Foods Lawrence-Topeka George Alexander Jr Connecticut Street Vinery Station Schmedemann Perry Lawrence Flyg M. L. Hall W. W. Morton Carl A. Burham Kansas City

Flanders backs meat rationing to curb rising prices

Springfield Vermont November 7 Senator Ralph Flanders former congressional investigator on east cost life says meat rationing is the key to check price rises. He argues rationing can work without price controls and rejects producer price controls as unfounded rumors.

Springfield Ralph FE. Flanders R.-Vt Flanders Vermont

Hughes warplane contract questioned by Senate panel

Retired General Meyers testified that Roosevelt and Jones favored a 1945 proposal to award Howard Hughes a 70 million dollar war plane contract. He called it full of dynamite and smelling of trouble, with Lovett agreeing. Browning noted delays before approval under Patterson.

Washington Bennett E. Meyers Roosevelt Jesse Jones Howard Hughes Meyers Senate Robert A. Lovett Semae Albert J. Browning Robert P. Patterson Hughes Browning Patterson Lovett California

Optimism From Visit Inspires Kansas Teachers

Rev. Karl E. Mandt of South Dakota told a Kansas teachers convention in Independence that a European tour left him more hopeful for peace. He urged a firm reciprocal program in U S Soviet relations and said appeasement should end. The district convention is one of six in the state with two general sessions and a delegate assembly.

Independence Kan Karl E. Mandt South Dakota Kansas Europe U.S Russia

Defense Secretaries Saluted With 19 Gun Welcome Arrivals

Navy protocol experts ruled on salutes for top defense leaders. James V Forrestal gets a 1 gun salute on arrival and 12 guns on departure. John L Sullivan receiving 19 guns on arrival equals Forrestal. Royall and Symington receive 19 guns on arrival with the Navy’s cabinet style.

Washington Nov. T Navy Defense Army Air Force James V Forrestal Armed Services Secretary of the Navy John Lo Sullivan Kenneth Royall W. Stuart Symington

Freezing Temperatures Hit Lawrence Area

A cold snap brought temperatures near freezing in Lawrence with a first frost since April 18. C J Posey logged 33 degrees at 7 am and downtown 34 while the KE P plant reported an even 32. Ice formed on exposed waters and sleet fell near midnight at the plant, triggering a rush for anti freez e. Gasoline alcohol prices rose to 1 75 per gallon, ethanol bases staying near last year levels as garages stocked up for winter.

Lawrence C. J. Posey Kansas Electric Power Company North Lawrence Posey K.E.P

Light Snow in West Topeka and Kansas Weather Notes

Snow fell across Kansas with strong winds limiting moisture benefits. Phillipsburg reported 0.70 inch, Ellis 0.03 inch, Goodland 0.02 inch, Coffeyville 0.38 inch with hail, Ida 0.20 inch rainfall. Weatherman S D Flora said dry wheat lands gain little from the fall due to wind. Forecasts call for fair weather tonight into Saturday with freezing temps statewide. Temperatures ranged from 13 to 67 degrees across regions yesterday.

Topeka Kansas Phillipsburg Ellis Goodland den City Dodge City S. D. Flora Coffeyvile Ida Flora Chanute Geedland

Canning Lima Beans Delays Hit Stokely Cannery Output

Delayed processing at Stokely Foods in East Tenth Street reduces lima bean yield. Manager Herbert Tuller says 200 to 300 cases roll daily as hot late summer weather slows canning until the first hard freeze. Second shift continues pork and beans packing. beans come from Williamstown to Bonner Springs, then trucked in for washing, blanching, canning and labeling. A separate note mentions a truck collision on US 81 near town involving a cow and a trailer hauling wheat.

Stokely Foods East Tenth Street Herbert Tuller Williamstown Bonner Springs Kas Eassessae Ares

Kansas Fans Rally To Send Jayhawks To Lincoln

University students and Lawrence football fans pour into the Santa Fe station to send the Jayhawks off to Lincoln for the Nebraska game. More than 2 000 fans will travel by bus and car while 38 000 spectators are expected for the matchup. The team, band, and coaching staff praised the student support as they anticipate breaking the Nebraska jinx tomorrow.

University Lawrence Santa Fe Kansas Jayhawkers Lincoln Nebraska Cornhuskers Don Fambrough Jayhawkers Nebraska Ran Cornhuskers Otto Schnellbacher Hugh Johnson Kansas Lynne McNutt Marvin Small R.U George Sauer Lincoln Arcs Earl Falxenstien To Morrow Hoch Auditorium Alpha Omicron Pisyrcurity

Prisoners Nearly Reach Escape Through Missouri Penitentiary Tunnel

Deputy Ward en William P. Steinhauser reported Missouri penitentiary prisoners came within three feet of escaping when a tunnel under the dress out station was found. A 35 foot tunnel extended from a steam tunnel to just outside walls with an electric light, two fans, two shovels, pans and a box recovered. Several convicts were under suspicion.

Jefferson City Missouri Penitentiary William P. Steinhauser Steinhauser

Truman Could Restore Installment Buying Till Action

Washington reports that President Truman can restore installment buying cards immediately without Congress if inflation concerns remain. Senator Wolcott says a one third down payment and a 13 month balance limit reflect repeal rules, but an emergency clause could allow higher down payments or broader restrictions.

Washington Truman Welcot Rmich One Banking Committee Toda Congress Wolcott

What the Queen Will Wear to Wedding

London reports the outfit for Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten's wedding on November 20. The gown features a V waist, apricot brocade draped cape, long sleeves, and a full skirt ending in a pointed train. The queen will wear a hip length cape from Hudson's Bay and an apricot hat with amber feathers.

London Cain Elizabeth le Philip Mountbasten Hudson Bay Company

Recruiting Race Ties In Kansas Air Force Units

The Kansas National Guard recruiting contest tightens as an Air Force unit in Wichita matches Law rence based Company H with 49 recruits since September. Seven Lawrence men passed physicals and joined Company H, raising its total to 50. Colonel Bigelow and Captain Morrison report leaders Simmons of Wichita and Jojola of Company H in the race. The drive runs 10 days more with nightly enlistment sessions at the Community Building and medals for WWI veterans issued on Tuesday drills.

National Guard Kansas Wichita Lawrence KL L. Mormon Morrison Coil A. S. Bigelow Topeka 240Th Air Service Group Bigelow Paul F. Simmons John P. Jojola Jojola Simmons Harry Sly Amy Air Force Sgu Biy

Snowstorms Grip Minnesota Iowa Grounds Flights and Roads

A major early season blizzard swirled across Minnesota and northwestern Iowa with winds up to 40 mph. Snow piled up four inches in the Twin Cities reducing visibility to near zero and closing schools while disrupting air travel and telegraph lines. A separate tornado in Galiano Louisiana killed two and injured others as snow spread from the central Rockies to Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota.

Minnesota Iowa Twin Cities Galiano Rockies Kansas Nebraska South Dakota

Od Gusher Flows In California Backyard

A gusher flowed from an old well cap in the William Tallman backyard near Newport Beach California. City officials imposed an emergency measure after the cap broke allowing oil to ooze into the street while oil company estimates suggested significant yield. The Tallmans debated selling or capping the hazard as oil prices rise. In Cedar Vale Kansas, George Beuoy 69 rancher and veterinary instrument maker died from injuries after being gored by a steer. Funeral services are scheduled for Sunday.

Newport Beach Call William Taimans Cedar Vale Kan George Beuoy Smi

Stock Market Index Advances for SU Stocks

The stock index for SU stocks rose to 65.2 yesterday, up from 65.0, signaling a modest gain for investors. SU led gains among the listed equities as trading closed.

Director to Talk at Chamber Luncheon on National Education Week

Hamid Vagborg president and director of the Midwest Research Institute Kansas City will speak at the Chamber of Commerce leadership luncheon. Dean George Smith aided the安排. Attendees meet Tuesday with He praised the institute’s role in regional economic advancement through science.

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Lawrence approves new intercity bus line request

The Kansas Corporation Commission grants a Valley line permit for regular service between Lawrence and Kansas City via S-02 with temperance checks filed. W R Taylor says expect heavy bus traffic and service may begin within a week after permits. The route will serve Linwood Bonner Springs and surrounding areas.

Lawrence Wren Aansas Corporee Tre “Ae Valley Alimad Becween Lawrences Aasay City Suranes W. R. Tayor Cae Ca Lawrence Ermina Round Corner Linwood Bonner Springs Ture Sansas City

Weather District Forecast Summary For Missouri Area

Weather district forecast notes temperatures as a guide with highs near freezing and lows below freezing for Saturday through Wednesday. Little or no precipitation is indicated with cold fronts moving through the region. Frost possible in some areas and conditions expected to remain dry with light northwesterly winds.

Caecas Cano Wissour S.usss Drasaa Reno Saat

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