Poultryless Thursday Cancelled by Luckman Committee
Washington reports victory for poultrymen as the citizens food committee chaired by Charles Luckman and Secretary of Agriculture Anderson called a moratorium on poultryless Thursdays while keeping eggs ban. They pledged grain savings from reduced broiler production and urged public to eat more chickens.
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Washington
Secetary of Agriculture
Anderson
Citizens Food Committee
Charles Luckian
Angeles
Luckman
Monie Babcock
Ithaca
Bar Y
Eee House
Surah
Baboceck
Lawrence
James WH. Parsons
Cutter Assists Freighter Adrift in treacherous Lake Michigan
The coast guard Sundew stayed within easing seas off Ladington Michigan as line was slipped to a wallowing 3 000 ton freighter near the Graveyard of Ships. Passengers aboard two car ferries were marooned while Jupiter regained balance before tow or sea passage.
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Lake Michigan
Bosuns
R. L. Flewelling
Coast Guard
Mackinaw
E.S
L. H. Kent
Pere Marquette Railroad
Asilors
Jupiter
Great Lakes
C.I.0
National Maritime Union
Tornadoes kill four in Louisiana and Texas
Four people dead and a baby missing as tornadoes pound Louisiana and East Texas. Galiano near Golden Meadow suffers severe damage with two women killed, 19 percent of homes damaged, and a child feared drowned in LaFourche Bayou. An Orange Texas tornado wrecks 200 houses while Beaumont area reports injuries.
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Golden Meadow
Louisiana
Texas
Galiane
Here
Henry Pitre Danes
Frazie Pitre
Galiano
de Soto-Red River Parish
High
Frost Grips Lawrence With Record Cold Night
Temperatures fell below freezing in Lawrence last night with readings near 31 to 32 degrees. Volunteer observer C. J. Posey notes frost around the Kansas Electric Power plant but no killing frost. the season’s first killing frost date remains uncommon for November.
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Lawrence
C. J. Posey
Kansas Electric Power Company
Posey
Fire at Lawrence Paper Mill Destroys Drying Shed
Fire broke out in a drying shed at the Lawrence Paper Mill at 12 20 pm and threatened a one and one half story brick building. Fire Chief Paul Ingels concentrated all equipment as firemen fought the blaze with water hoses from two sides. The shed dried large wells of wet paper. the blaze source was not determined.
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Lawrence
Contenta
Paul Ingels
Case Back to Court in Ada Carmichael vs Bailey Estate
The Kansas Supreme Court remanded Ada Carmichael v. the Glenn Bailey estate to Douglas County District Court and instructed Judge H Seana to rule on a new trial. Carmichael seeks about 1 000 000 in damages after a taxi collision on Massachusetts Street in Lawrence July 8. Means on the agency payroll testified to costs.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Douglas County
Ada Carmichael
Glenn Bailey
H Seana
Intersection crash leads to arrest for driving without
At about 7 15 last night at the intersection of Seventh and Tennessee Mahin was arrested by Police Officers Bill Cox and Ral Castel on a charge of driving without a license.
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Aft
Seventh
Tennessee Mahin
Fotice
Bill Cox
Ral Castel
1300 Fans Pack Trains for Kansas Nebraska Tilt
About 1300 football fans departed on two special trains heading to Lincoln for the Kansas Nebraska game. The event gathers large local support as fans travel to the rivalry clash.
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Kansas City
Kansas-Nebraska
Lincoln
Cold Covers Midwest Snow Ranges From Minnesota to Dakotas
Parts of Minnesota received from one to 10 inches as a severe early storm spread across the Midwest. The cold belt stretched from the Dakotas into Illinois and Indiana with Dickinson North Dakota reporting 12 below zero. Chicago logged 31, the coldest reading this season as forecasters predicted freezing temps east into Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
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Minnesota
Midwest
Dakotas
Illinois
Indiana
Dickinson
N. D
Chicago
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Gulf
Pacific Northwest
Montana
Ex Army Colonel Testifies As Hughes Inquiry Rests
Washington November 8 ex Army Colonel Pi Erdo A Peterman testified as the Senate war investigating committee examined Howard Hughes wartime plane contracts. The hearing opened late after a delay and bickering over witness order. Meyers and Dietrich figures surfaced amid disputes over loans and hush money alleged in Hughes wartime dealings.
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Washington
Pi Erdo A. Peterman
Army
Howard Hughes
Senate
Hughes
Senate War Investigating Subcommittee
Ken
Ferguson
R.mich
Tom Slack
Slack
Peterman
War Evaluation Board
Senate War Investigating Committee
E.S.T
William P. Rigers
Erguson
Noah Dietrich
Hughes Tool Company
Dietrich
A. Slack
Hugdes
Bennett E. Meyers
Meyers
Hughes Company
John W. Meyer
Meyer
Levers
Communism Only Red Facism
By the Associated Press.
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The
Associated Press
Mundt Attacks Communism at Topeka Teachers Meeting
Rep Carl Mundt told Topeka teachers that communism equals red fascism differing only in the mustache. He predicted communism will collapse within 25 years if Europe is held and the U.S. government is cleaned at home. Walter Russell was elected sectional vice president of the Kansas State Teachers Association.
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Topeka
Carl Mundt
R.S.D
Kansas State Teachers Association
Hitler
Stalin
Association
Howard McEachen
Shawnee Mission High School
Friendship Train to Load Gifts in Lawrence This Nov 21
The Southwest Friendship Train will reach Lawrence at about 4 30 p m November 21 to collect voluntary food gifts for Western Europe. Wichita backers and Drew Pearson will participate with plans for carload shipments. Donations include wheat flour evaporated milk sugar dried beans peas macaroni spaghetti and bar soap.
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Europe
Southwest
Lawrence
Drew Pearson
Wichita
KE. P. Addy
Santa Fe
Chicago
Richard M. Long
Wichita Evening Eagle
Texas Points
Oklahoma
Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
Glendale
Calif
Mercy
New York
Addy
Long
Sam Wallingford
Kansas Contribution
Mennonite Central Committee
France
Italy
Germany
Norway
Topeka
38,000 Will View K A Husker Game
Lincoln Nebraska reports a capacity 38000 crowd expected at Memorial Stadium for the Kansas Jayhawks versus Nebraska Cornhuskers Big Six clash. Kansas fans boast a potential upset as Nebraska seeks victory behind a strengthened lineup despite late injuries.
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Lincoln
Neb
Jayhawkers
Cornhuskers
Memorial Stadium
Lew Landowski
Nebraska
Red Threat Eases as Government Gains Ground in Manchuria
Reports from Changchun say Chinese government forces regained key positions around Kirin and some Red withdrawals occurred. Central News Agency cites losses of about 110000 Communist troops in Manchuria over five weeks and a breathing spell before renewed aggression. Ta Kang Pao notes Foreign Minister Wang Shih Chieh pledged no peace if Manchuria falls.
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Nanking
Kirin
Hsiaofengman
Central
Changchun
Manchurian
Manchuria
A Warmer Weekend Expected Across Kansas
Topeka reports clear skies and rising temperatures through Sunday. State weatherman S. D. Flora notes tonight’s lows 32 to 36 and Sunday highs near 60 with a recent killing frost in the Topeka area. Statewide freezing temps persisted, with Goodland at 25 and Anthony reaching 52 on Friday. No moisture was recorded in the 24 hours ending this morning.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Ederal
Flora
Goodland
Anthony
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Hatre
Mont
Los Kansas City
Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Trate-Treck Wreck Victim In Critical Condition
Milton E Harris an 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Harris living at 750 Eee Servet Ore Reed at Lee Memorial is still in critical condition after a wreck. He received multiple injuries.
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Milton E. Harris
Mrs. Harris
Lee
National uniform marriage and divorce law gains support
Senator Capper says support for national uniform marriage and divorce legislation is growing. He plans a Senate judiciary subcommittee hearing early next year on his bill, arguing current varied state laws injustice both men and women and that women especially seek change.
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Washington
Capper
K.kan
Kansan
Senate Judiciary
Armistice Day Plans Active in Lawrence
Ralph Campbell announces local retailers will open Armistice Day November 11 while national offices and post office close. County courthouse and city hall also close. Dorsey Liberty American Legion plans ceremonies chaired by George Starkey. Chimes coordinated by Sam Moyer. traffic halted citywide for a minute. Memorial event set for November 10 at Post hall. Postal windows close. outgoing mail processed. special delivery continues.
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Ralph Campbell
Lawrence Merchants Bureau
L. H. Griffith
James H. Parsons
Dorsey-Liberty American Legion Post
George Starkey
Legion
Sam Moyer
Harold Fisher
Wll
Post
Lawrence Legionnaires
Simon Hurwitz
Community Chest Reaches Near Quota After 13 Days
With 17329.78 net in 13 days the Community Chest aims for 20276 within days. Tom Glasgow chair says results at the University of Kansas will determine if the goal is met and notes most city funds have arrived. Major gifts listed include Gamble store, Pippert's Auto Parts, Eleanor M. Jared, and Ramsey Shade Shop.
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Community Chest
Tom Glasgow
Chest Drive
University of Kansas
Glasgow
Gamble Store
Pippert’s Automotive Parts Company
Eleanor M. Jared
Ramsey Shade Shop
Heath Presents Credentials as U S Minister to Bulgaria
Donald R. Heath, a veteran American foreign service officer from Topeka Kansas, handed his letters of accreditation as U S minister to Bulgaria to President Vassil Kolarov in Sofia. The United States extended full diplomatic recognition to Bulgaria’s communist government on October 1, while Lovett stressed no endorsement of recent Bulgarian acts. Heath has prior postings in Bucharest Warsaw Bern and Berlin.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Donald R. Heath
U.S
Vassil Kolarov
United States
Robert A. Lovett
Washington
Britain
Nikola Petkov
Heath
Topeka
Katt
Bucharest
Warsaw
Bern
Berlin
Armistice Parade Draws Big Crowd Across Towns
Anticipated turnout around 20 000 as the annual celebration unfolds in Lola and neighboring communities including Neodesha Chanute Humboldt Moran Blue Mound Toronto Burlington Garnett Elsmore Altamont Erie Gridley Yates Center Baxter Springs and Waterville.
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Neodesha
Chanute
Humboldt
Moran
Blue Mound
Toronto
Burlington
Garnett
Elsmore
Altamont
Erie
Gridley
Hacky Yates Center
Baxter Springs
Watomie
Par and
Lola
Annexation plan to city council in Lawrence Kansas
The city council will consider an ordinance to annex portions of five additions totaling about 30 blocks. Excluding Spalding's addition, the plan follows earlier instructions with two unplatted zones to be added later. The move aims to secure land for a new senior high school site and curb undesirable nearby development.
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Awrence
James H. Parsons
Spalding
West Campus
Delta Chi Fraternity
University Place Annex
University of Kansas
Charles D. Stough
University Place
Fairfax
Universit Place
Nineteenth Street
Louisiana
Illinois
East Thirteenth Street
Haskell
Prairie Avenues
Colonial Court
West Hills
Strong
University Heights
Twenty-first and
Louisiana Streets
District 60 Board of Education
Gore
Addition
Typhoon Strikes Clark Field Damaging Aircraft and Buildings
A typhoon sweeping northern Luzon cut communications with seven provinces and caused 535,008 in damage at Clark field north of Manila per the 13th Airforce. Thirty aircraft on the ground were damaged and buildings and temporary housing wrecked as the storm moved toward the China Sea.
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Manila
Luzon
Clark Field
13Th Airforce
Feld
China
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