Marshall and Taft Clash Over European Aid Plans
Secretary of State Marshall urges cautious aid to Europe and China with about seventy percent efficiency, while Senator Taft attacks the scale of spending. Harriman backs emergency aid to France Austria and Italy, as GOP factions push to shape policy before the final decision.
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Marchal
Comree
Harriman
Senate Freign Committee
France
Austria
Fratera
Marshall
Taft
Ohio
Blican
G.O.P
Tan
Mate Marshall
Europe
China
Congress
White House
Italy
Truman to Address Congress in Person From White House
President Truman will deliver a message to Congress in the House chamber at 1 38 pm EST after conferencing with industry and agriculture leaders. He met with M W Thatcher of Minnesota and leaders of the grain cooperatives and spoke earlier with union and manufacturing officials.
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Truman
Congress
Inhington
White House
Tru
House
Senate
House of Representatives
E.S.T
Industry
Agriculture
M. W. Thatcher
St. Paul
United States Chamber of Commerce
Phillip Murray
C.I
Presi
Dnt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Earl Bunting
National Association of Manufacturers
Situdios
Ross
Crop Estimates Show Corn Drop in Latest Government Report
The agriculture department's semiannual crop report pegs the U S corn harvest at 2 447 422 10 bushels, down 11 252 000 from last month and below last year's 3 257 927 000. Other major crops largely unchanged. oats and potato figures noted with varied yields. Milk output in October reached 9 920 000 000 pounds, down from September and year-ago levels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Acae
Graia Kanens
Western Kansas Seeding Progress Slow Amid Moisture Deficit
A weekly federal and state agriculture and weather bureau report notes continued moisture deficiency in western Kansas hindering wheat seeding and germination. Some areas show slow growth where wheat emerged, while eastern Kansas sees good fall pasture growth amid drying conditions elsewhere. Freezing temps, including Garden City at nine degrees on November 11, marked the week.
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Toseka
Kansas
Cork
Federal
Agriculture and Weather Bureau
Beneft
Garden City
Douglas county achievement day kickoff luncheon described
Miss Dorthes Schroeder county Home Demonstration agent announces the annual Douglas county achievement program opening with a noon luncheon in the community building basement. The event features a piano solo, a university of Kansas speech talk, and performances by local demonstration units with booths on landscaping washing and housework.
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Douglas County
Dorthes Schroeder
Leland Young
Connecticut Errest
Donald Dixon
University of Kansas
Kimber
West Ninth
De Gaulle Urges France to Join Front Against Reds
Gen Charles De Gaulle urged France to join alliances with the United States Great Britain and other nations to oppose communism and face the Soviet threat. He warned France is most menaced and called for united front with Western powers to meet the danger.
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de Gaulle
France
Front
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Great Britain
Man Found Dead Near Highway 39 Underpass
The dismembered body of a Topeka man identified as Walter Sanders was found on the Union Pacific right of way west of the Highway 39 underpass. Discouraging details say Sanders aged between 40 and 44 may have been struck by a locomotive while attempting to board a moving freight train. Deputies investigated with Orrick's report and found a truck title bearing the Sanders name at 120 East Fourth Street Topeka. Further Topeka inquiry traced Sanders' prior residence in Little Rock Arkansas.
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Walter Sanders
Topeka
Union Pacific
H. T. Orrick
John Robinson
U.P
Sanders
Murray Lawson
Earl Crabtree
Orrick
East Fourth Street
Little Rock
Mas, Ark
Eastern high school student conference at Liberty Memorial
A group of 168 students from 17 eastern high schools and sponsors gathered at Liberty Memorial High School for a Kansas High School Activities Association conference. General session opened by C R Van Nice, with morning sessions on citizenship, activities, publications, and democratic planning.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Kansas High School Activities Association
C. R. van Nice
School Activities
Gené
Amene
Pentine Tanler
Baldwin
den Chineue University High
Amese Putecatt
Stedeet
County Comentenoners Decide in Favor of Five Land Owners
Douglas county Kaw drainage district detaches 406 acres along Baldwin Creek near Kaw river east of Lakeview. Landowners Seymour Gertry Kowin Barts Schutz Farrey cited flood and drainage concerns. district officer warns detachment may set precedents. Boundary lines tied to levee and jetty construction. lands in drainage maintenance district bear bond costs. No appeal provision noted.
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County Comentenoners
Douglas county-Kaw
Board of County Commissioners
Baldwin Creek
Kaw River
Lakeview
Seymour Gertry
Ben Kowin
F. &. Barts
Michael Schutz
Perics
Sveli Baldwin
Albert Brume
Moisture Forecast for Western Kansas Wheatlands
Topeka reports rain and snow expected tonight across western Kansas wheatlands. Forecaster Fiora declined to state moisture amounts, noting seasonal moisture is common. Precipitation is likely eastward with light rain or snow spreading into eastern Kansas later, with cooler highs around 35 to 41 degrees and lows near 25 to 40. Goodland recorded a trace moisture. Ellis had 59 as the high and 20 as the low overnight.
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Topeka
Western
Kansas
Wheatlands
Fiers
Fiora
Oon
Thurasay
Goodland
Elis
Ellis
Garden City
Workmen Pour Slab on Vermont Street
Workmen are seen pouring a concrete slab on Vermont Street. The report notes attendance details for the event, with a time adjustment for interested observers.
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Vermont Street
Navy investigates rain making cooperation call
In a letter to Senator Capper the Navy Secretary noted the matter was being studied and will be pursued further. Capper forwarded documents from Kansas State Chamber of Commerce urging government agencies to cooperate in a rain making experiment to aid the winter wheat crop in Kansas.
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Senator Capper
Ricar
Navy
Johan L 2Lian
Capper
Agriculture Department
Kansas State Chanber of Commerce
Kansas
Education and research seen as future fuel and food solution
Harold Vagtborg of the Midwest Research Institute told a Chamber of Commerce meeting that population growth will not threaten resources as education and scientific advances will provide fuels and foods in years to come. He noted past delays in major discoveries and praised ongoing education as the key to future tech breaks. Joe Wilson chaired the event with Irving Master introduced by Dean Smita.
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Harold Vagtborg
Midwest Research Institute
Chamber Ofommerce
Vagtborg
Eas
United States
Wegsmore
Vagtoorg
Lawrence
National Zaucation Ween
Dean Ueerger Sm.ta
KR. OU. School of Quavaten
Oof J.etucacon
Irving
Ie Midwest
Te Uncdeon
Joe Wilson
The
Shame Ber of Commerce
Death Notice for David Fowler Sailor Dies in War Action
The obituary records the death of Davia H. Fowler 33 of SNET ans Male VM nass amid wartime service. He completed schooling at the Lperty Memorial Bayse and served overseas, with action at Guam Tarawa and Iwo Jima. Survived by mother Mrs I Fowler and several siblings. funeral by Cape Robert J Getz of the Salvation Army.
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Davia H. Fowler
Asota Auruog
Isarus
Lawrence Nomorrow
Cape Ropert J. Getz
Yutcansea Salvation Army
Ceane
Fort Leavenworth
Towler
Fowler
Harrison
Ars
Navy
Juy Jst
Ledae
Scodemore
Lperty Memorial
Bayse
Lawrence Canning
Camp Farracus
Laa
Wen
LMA
Guam
Tarawa
Ise Silsianes
Wades
David Fowlers
Qvis
I. Fower
Jirant Streets
Waters
Rosetta Jensen
Maple Street
Ray ‘Vend
Charles Fowier
Lawrene 48
Joe Fowier
Lawrence
Stability Tied to Flood Control Efforts in Kansas Area
Kansas River flood control projects by the Army Corps of Engineers draw support from Chamber of Commerce members and local officials. Colonels Pace and Potter urge dam and levee work including Perry and Topeka reservoirs to protect Lawrence and surrounding counties. debates focus on funding and urgency amid flood threats.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas River
W. E. Paceser
Kansas City
Champer of Commerce Drani Af
Ams
al Cy
Man, Co
W. St. Potter
Kansas
Toomai Ans
Myers
Army Engineers
Millon
Perry
Perry -Eservoir
Lawrence
Delaware
Ameas Nerta
Maantuitad
Rey
Pocter
Anne
Reoudican
S.emoa
Imeudy
Corps of Engineers
Ade
Washagton
Dutch Ship Althearat Alfre in South China Sea
Dutch ship Althearat is afire in the South China Sea about 150 miles southeast of Hongkong. SOS received at 6 49 a m PST. vessel identified by call letters with position 20 33 N 115 36 E and speed five knots on course 272. Nearby ships were told to stand by.
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San Francisco
FeThe
Althearaz
South China Sea
Hongkong
Glove Wireless
Homecoming Weekend at KU Sparks Alumni Meeting
Community gathers for the Kansas University Homecoming weekend with plans to host alumni from the Chamber of Commerce housing office and local businesses. Officials announce November events and project details while inviting men and women to attend sessions in tented spaces and office venues.
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Anapont
Univers'ty
Tenus Dena & OV
Masie
McPheetess
Che Chamaér of Commerce
Mone
Quety Sim
Trecke
Royal Marriage Talk Silenced by Windsors
New York reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor declined to discuss Princess Elizabeth’s forthcoming marriage. The palace released a brief statement noting personal and family matters would remain private.
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New York
Ami Dudems
Windsor
Rail car deliveries planned for Wichita route in November
The report outlines a plan to move about 20 freight cars on the Santa Fe line to Wichita by November 20, with additional cars promised for the route. Stock markers show mixed activity as the railroad confirms deliveries from Texas and nearby states.
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Wienmta
Ansas Sponsurs
Csentribuciens
Rum Sansacs
Owart Frewa
Varcaragea
Sam Wailingtorn
Pics Lonx
Cosviarmen
Wienta
Jere Almeaay
Zou
Texas
Santa Fe
Lung
Roex Tsiana
Texay Anu Pac
Wichita
Wong
Toute
Lone
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D.W. Va
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Idaho
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Alec Prom
G.U.P. Poly
Affaires Committee
Harman
Orojeu
Total
Breben Deon
Vigrete
Wits
Benneath
Army
Air Force
Vietory Rinis
Commu
U.S
Tesekha
Montreal
Griffith
John Les
John Isa
University of
David Fowler Rites
Hedy
Lawrence Lauder Miliary
Col. W. E. Potter
Kansas River Basin
Ofuvai
Peery
de Baran Cuenty
Manzactan
Warngs
Yergat
Dar
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Netoer
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Smita
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Foster
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Semencen
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Lowry
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Pam Spyeer
Nayed Witwe
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Cerry 3Rownee
Tos Pearson
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