Italian and Soviet Hinge on Arms Control at Treaty Talks
At New York talks the Italian government signals interest in direct talks with Yugoslavia to resolve Trieste and treaty issues. Molotov hints inspections could harmonize U S and Soviet disarmament proposals while Byrnes and Revin pledge progress but warn ongoing disputes remain over Danube navigation and other major points.
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New York
Talian
Yugoslavia
Theate
Foreign Press Association
Trieste
Danube River
United States
Byrnes
Italy
Press Association
Molotov
Russia and United States fear drive tension says Leningrad native
George Rony, born in Leningrad and living in Hollywood, spoke at the Knife and Fork club at Plymouth Congregational church about Europe Reorganizes and Russia seeking security not war. He traced Russia’s government change and urged Americans not to rush condemnation. The talk followed a dinner at The Hearth and social gathering. Dr Gordon Seagrave will speak next month.
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Russia
United States
George 3. Rony
Leningrad
Knife and Fork Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
T. H. Aszman
Rony
Europe
Soviet Union
Ruspeia
Bony
University of Leningrad
Hollywood
Gordon Séengrabe
Liquor Seizure Rule Clear in Kansas Case
Topeka November 12 United States district attorney C Randolph Carpenter said the federal government may seize liquor transported into Kansas The Tenth Circuit affirmed a district court ruling that title passes to the United States at cross state line entry The decision involved 458 gallons seized November 9 1945 and a Wichita man Herndon in a Sedgwick county conspiracy case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Randolph Carpenter
United States
Kansas
United States Alcohol Tax Unit
United States Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
O. L. Phillips
Dew
United States District Court
Guy Helvering
Circuit Court
W. R. Herrndon
Wichita
Alcohol Tax Unit
Herndon
Sedgwick County
Phillips
Old Granddad
W. R Herndon
Philips
Soap price hikes loom after price cap repeal
A surge in soap prices hits major makers in Boston Cincinnati and Washington as OPA ceilings end. Lever Brothers Procter and Gamble and others announce about a 50 to 59 percent rise with small soaps increasing by three cents retailers prepare for higher retail costs and ongoing shortages. Separately GOP and Democratic leaders clash over floor leadership amid looming party caucuses and potential reshuffles next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Walter McKee
Lever Brothers
Cincinnati
Proctor and Gamble and
M. Work Co
Procter and Gamble
Washington
House
G.O.P
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Thomas Jenkins
Ohio
Clarence Brown
Halleck
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
G.O.F
Eugene E. Cox
Georgia
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Rail official dies at 68 in Washington hospital
John J. Pelley 68 longtime railroad executive and president of the Association of American Railroads died in a Washington hospital. Born May 1 1878 in Anna Illinois he rose from Illinois Central station clerk to upper management and led multiple lines before joining the AAR in 1934. He was honored for wartime rail support.
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Washington
John J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Dartors Hospital
Pelley
Anna
Til
University of Illinois
Illinois Central
Schoeppel and Carlson Plan Budget Talks
Gov. An drew F. Schoeppel announced that Governor-Elect Frank Carlson will spend about a month with him in the state house before Carlson's January 13 inauguration to prepare the new state budget for the upcoming legislature and discuss state matters.
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Topeka
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Frank Carlsonould
State House
Carlson
Schoeppel
United States Aids Chinese Shipyard Rehabilitation
The United States will supply 15 million dollars in equipment to rehabilitate Chinese naval shipyards. Admiral Charles M. Cooke, commander of the U S Seventh Fleet, said five million dollars would be used at Shanghai, a site described as a naval post and recreation area rather than a U S navy base.
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Shanghai
United States
Charles M. Cooke
U. S. Seventh Fleet
U. S. Navy
Weather Bureau
Colorado County
J. E. Sterling
Red Cross Disaster Unit
Lincoln County
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Gas Rate Case
The court declines review of a Federal Power Commission order directing Cities Service Gas to cut interstate wholesale rates. The 4300 mile pipeline serves Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri. The 1943 order required at least 4.45 million dollars reduction from 1941 revenues. Denver circuit court upholds. The company sought to reopen questions on rate base and production and gathering costs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Cities Service Gas Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
U. S
Denver
Welfare spending totals 17539 in October county report
Douglas county reports welfare expenditures for October at 17539.51 with 6781.13 from federal funds and 1523 from state funds. County farm income 219.72 in sales, total county farm expenditure 238.02. Obituary notes retirement oil operator William Carr Jones, 60, died after short illness. formerly of Independence Kansas and Pampa Texas.
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Douglas County
Oklahoma City
William Carr Jones
Adependence
Kan
Jones
Pampa
Tex
Jesse
Colorado storm relief effort spreads livestock hay aid
Colorado mobilizes airplanes, army weasels and trucks to deliver hay to stranded ranchers across eastern and southern counties. Thousands of cattle sheep and horses face starvation as 14 deaths are tallied from the November blizzard.
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Denver
Colorado
Lowryfield
Young Moseley
Keystone
Huge
Moseley
State Game and Fish Department
Canon City
Fred Beuck
Colorado Brand
Kansas
Texas
New Mexico
J Nortern
C. Swinehart
Siacahnre
Lincoln County
Jury Clears Mintier in DUI Case After 36 Minutes
A Douglas County district court found Harry Mintier not guilty of driving a motor car while intoxicated after a brief 36 minute deliberation. The state’s murder case against Duke Scott was continued to November 20, and jurors were dismissed until 9 oclock tomorrow morning for the State vs Kirby proceeding.
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Douglas County
Harry Mintier
Ernest Tucker
F. W. Quidah
John Hagen
Guy C. Zink
Leonard Mercer
John H. Cox
Earl Clyd Erwin
Ray Weakley
J. W. S . Ben Brecheisen
Lucien Hollings
H. J. Richardson
High Mears
Duke Scott
State
Kirby
City Says Former Mayor Not Seeking Reelection
In Wen Net, City, Kan., Mayor DoneCombe announced he would not run again for the municipal post. Real McCombs, 66, has served in public life since Funk's Mortuary and Chapel. Ambulance Service Phens 119.
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City
Kan
DoneCombe
Pear Fe
Tee
Real McCombs
Funk’s Mortuary
Meeting on Coal Negotiations Postponed for 24 Hours
Secretary of Interior Krug and John L. Lewis postpone coal contract talks for 24 hours with no explanation. The conference is rescheduled to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Krug represents the government and Lewis speaks for about 400,000 miners.
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Interior Krug
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Krug
Interior Department
United States Opposes Post UNRRA Food Fund Plan
Wont U. S. officials signaled strong opposition to a proposed 400 million dollar emergency food fund for Europe after UNRRA. Dean Acheson and UNRRA director General LaGuardia indicated the U N S delegation would vote against the plan, favoring national relief control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Altho
Europe
UNRRA
United States
LaGuardia
Assembly
United Nations
Drift from farms to cities discussed at church in town and country convocation
Des Moines delegates opened a three day national convocation on the church in town and country focusing on the rural drift to cities. Carl C. Taylor of the USDA warned of vanishing neighborly activities and a shift from informal farm exchanges to contractual arrangements. He noted fewer Americans live on farms and more integration of agriculture with other work. He urged rural statesmen to assess these changes and preserve good ways of life for future generations.
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Des Moines
Carl C. Taylor
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Taylor
USDA
Killing Frost About a Month Late This Fall
Posey reports the first killing frost this fall was nearly a month late with a 31 degree reading on April 12 and a growing season of 213 days from the frost to spring. He notes frost-free periods averaging about 200 days and cites record stretches of up to 232 days in 1882 and other long spans in 1924 1908 and 1827.
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Posey
New Hampshire Street
Professor Posey
Japanese war crimes trial hears Grew affidavit on three defendants
Tokyo November 12. An affidavit by former ambassador Grew argues three top Japanese defendants were opposed to war. The court allowed the filing but deferred consideration until opening. The trio named are former prime minister Kiichiro Hiranuma and former foreign ministers Koki Hirota and Mamoru Shigemitsu.
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Tokyo
Lpi
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Joseph C. Grew
International War Crimes Court
Grew
William Webb
Tribunal
David F. Smith
New York
Kiichiro Hiranuma
Koki Hirota
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Washington, D. C
United States
United Nations
Smith
Washington
Cal
Franklin FE. N. Warren
Tulsa
Tucumcari
N. M
Students face ticket limits for home basketball games
University students may attend four of eight home games at Hech auditorium under a plan by E. C. Quigley. Ticket rationing stems from a 3 500 seat cap, with two groups assigned to different opponents and serial-number checks to verify eligibility. The groups include Idaho, Iowa State, Nebraska, Oklahoma in one set and Missouri, Kansas State, Oklahoma A and M, Colorado in the other.
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E. C. Quigley
Hech Auditorium
Kk. A
Jayhawker
Idaho
Iowa Strate
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas State
Oklahoma A. & M
Colorado
Hospital Report Details October Activity at Lawrence Memorial
Lawrence Memorial hospital logged over 75 patients daily in October with 220 admissions. There were 82 new babies and 181 operations performed, meals served totaled 7 563, and a General Electric model B electrocardiographic machine was ordered for heart action recording.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mary Dunden
Board of Trustees
General Electric
Absentee Ballot Count by Douglas County Commission
Douglas County commissioners counted 48 in state absentee ballots in the general election. Governor and congressman results show Carlson 3, Woodring 10, Scrivner 13, Hodges 2 with all Republican candidates leading. Also mentions a separate note regarding jewels found in Rio de Janeiro.
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Douglas County
Carlson
Woodring
Scrivner
Hodges
Hand Grenade Blast Linked to Movie Strike
An explosion believed caused by a hand grenade damaged the home of Norman Pore, a non striking film technician, in Van Nuys on November 1. Police said no one was hurt and noted armed cars escorted Pottle to work after a blast from the street struck the front of the house. The incident comes amid two months of strike activity including production shutdowns and mass picketing.
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Hollywood
Norman Pore
Vian Nuys
Pottle
Community Chest Campaign Totals Reach $21 754 at Noon
Gifts totaling 21 754 were recorded at combined U S C Community Chest headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce by noon today. The figure exceeds the Douglas County quota of 18 009 by 3 745 with contributions coming from multiple divisions.
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U.s.c.community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Verity
NFU Chief Opposes Fixed Terms of Office
LO James G. Patton, president of the National Farmers Union, urged elimination of fixed terms and proposed a constitutional amendment to abolish them. He argued that with a Democratic president and Republican congress, neither party bears full responsibility, and a term change would let the in power party reorganize government to its needs.
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Denver
James G. Fatton
National Farmers Union
Republican Party
Patton
Congress
Truman
Harold Stassen
Weather forecast for Kansas through Saturday
Fair weather expected across Kansas through Saturday with temperatures slightly above normal except in the far west. Colder conditions and rain possible by Saturday or Sunday. Rivers in northeast Kansas moderately high but no flood threat unless heavy rains develop. Goocland recorded nine degrees last night with varying forecast lows and highs statewide.
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Topeka
S.D. Flora
Kansas
Flora
Midwest
Goocland
Ellis
Wichita
Coffeyville
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Chicaxo
Denver Pees
Eampston
Fort Worth
Havre
Amitit & Fin
Armistice Day Parade Honors Junction City Doctor
Junction City Kansas on Armistice day honors Dr Fred W ODonnell a 40 year practitioner and division surgeon of the 89th division in World War I The parade included horsemen soldiers in jeeps and a Fort Riley band Speakers included Bishop Robert Nelson Spencer and Gen Jonathan M Wainwright Moscow reports say Col Gen Nikolai Burdenko chief surgeon of Russian armed forces and supreme Soviet deputy has died at 65
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Junction City
Kan
Fred W. O'Donnell
Fort Riley
Robert Nelson Spencer
West Missouri
The
Episcopal Church
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Corregidor
Moscow
Nikolai Nilovich Burdenko
Soviet
Education Week Observed At Lawrence Schools
Lawrence districts marked Education Week with open houses at Junior High and Cordley schools. Parents toured classrooms as students demonstrated work, with student guides and performances by the orchestra and speech classes. Various clubs and school groups, including Girl Reserves, will host events and a flag dedication ceremony at 9:25 a.m. A 5:45 p.m. Educational Council meeting will discuss school legislation with Dr. E L Novotny addressing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence City
Juner High School
Varinus
T.A
Lyons Club
Liberty Memorial High School
Fidridge Hotel
New York
McAllaster School
Lalies
Woodmen of the World
F. Karten
Charter Oak Camp
W.O.W
Fred Six
Oliver Hobbs
Educational Council
Lawrence Publicachont
E. L. Novotny
Cecelia Pearson
Cordley School
Bean canning to start at Stokely Foods on East Tenth
Stokely Foods on east Tenth street will begin bean canning for Van Camp company tomorrow. Manager H H Tuller said the plant will run through the winter on this order, employing 75 to 100 people once full production begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokely Foods Corporation
East Tenth Street
van Vamp Company
H. H. Tuller
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Revin
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J. 3, Pelley
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Cooke
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Peterson Field
Colorado Springs
Karval
Hugo
U. S. 40
Aasrctech Prase
U. K. Fund
Carl Taylor
Yencle
Adm
Osami Nagano
Emperor Hirohito
Nagano
Kagoshima Bay
Koichi Kido
Hirohito
Nacano
America
Quigley
K. U
Windsor Jewels
Rio de Janeiro
Secse
Jene
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Recife
K.rae
Amipiors
Fred O'Donnell
Lmlhls
Gooas
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