Reds Refuse To Change Position In Berlin Talks
Paria November 16. Russia stood firm against altering its stance on German questions in potential negotiations. The West pressed for Berlin blockade conditions to be addressed before talks, while the UN appeal for four power discussions drew mixed signals. France signaled support for responding to the appeal, with Belmonian preparing a note to Lie and Evatt, and French officials denying press rumors of high level agreement.
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Paria
Russia
United Nations
United States
Britain
France
Mare Lie
Berlin
Tryese Lie
HV. Reatt
Aly. Vishineky
Francis Mitterand
Mitterand
Informatyn
Robert Belumian
Trygvy Lie
Il ¥. Evatt
Washington Buzz Over Harriman Cabinet Prospects
Reports in Washington and Paris fuel talk that Harriman may be named Secretary of State or head of the Economic Cooperation Administration after Truman’s inauguration. Harriman, returning from Paris, denies decisive word and says he will discuss developments next week with President Truman. A Capitol Hill mood favors Hoffman for the European recovery effort, though the president rebuffed him yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ney
Tl IV
Averell Roman
Maradhalt
Plen Ambassade
Truman
Ont
Harriman
Marshall
Isul G. Haffivan
Paris
Harrian
Key West
Fla
Ong
ECA
Capitol Hill
Hoffman
Lawrence High School to sponsor Pratt football bus trip
Lawrence High School officials will sponsor a special bus to the Pratt football game Friday night. Principal Neal Wherry says reservations reached 20 after noon today, with potential for 29 if more sign up. The $8 fare covers bus, evening meal in Kingman, and return travel, leaving Friday noon and returning about 6 am Saturday.
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Lawrence Hig
Pratt
Neal Wherry
Boon
Kingman
Lawrence
National Farm Group Rejects Crop Controls And Subsidies
A national Grange convention committee rejected proposals for rigid production controls or cost subsidies to aid farmers. The report favored using industry fuel output to balance farm prosperity and warned that price stability hinges on avoiding surplus and price collapse. It endorsed government aid measures only as a last resort and supported export crop pricing and federal nutrition programs.
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National Farm Group
Portland
Natinal Grange Convention
Grange Agriculture Committee
Failare
Grange
Res
Port Nnd
Conmatne
Rupperta
Buty
Ehret
Leon
Ohio Grange
Fichter
Ford
Edde
Edde With the Prospective Charman of the Peerful Hietae Cranmitten
Eess
Pera
Cote
Eban
Sidiex
Truman Rules Out Nuclear Talks with Soviet Russia
President Truman declared no formal negotiations with Moscow will occur on arms control while Berlin and Nato issues are unsettled. He outlined plans for continued talks with Moscow and Washington, keeping Marshall and Hoover in advisory roles, and stressed cabinet unity.
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Truman
United States
Soviet Russia
Stat
Rene Rca
Harriman
Stalin
Washington
Albaatian
Wilington
Moscow
Juste Vinson
Marshall
Ranginplessen
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Star farmer named from Cheatham. Palestine armistice talks
Kenneth LeWayne Cheatham, 16, of Greenville HL, named star farmer of America at the Future Farmers of America convention. The Kansas-based Weeky Star award includes 1400 dollars, with regional winners across the country receiving 250 dollars. Other regional honorees include Hensley Russet Price and Karl B. Crouse Jr. as national and state winners, while no candidate qualified for the American Farmer Chapter in the FFA this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutieas City
New
Kenneth LeWayne
Cheatham
Gireenville
Star Farmer of America
Far Js
Matlin
Farrs of America
Star
North Central
Hensley Russet] Price
Tatum N. M
Star Famer
The
Pacific
Reson
Karl BE. Crouse, Jr
Hudson
Mass
North Atlantic
Richard B. Coegree
William i Schrock, II
Kiowa
Star Farmer
Kansas
Melvin Heffiman
el Reno
Oklahoma
Rueben Edwards
Bowling Green
Missouri
Arkasiaite
therAmerican Farmer Cbatree
War Farmer Awards
Weather outlook for Kansas cools, then warmer
Kansas forecast shows a slight cooling tonight with low temperatures from 24 to 38 degrees. Highs near 60 degrees expected tomorrow with mostly clear skies, followed by above normal temperatures and little precipitation for the rest of the week. Yesterday eased to 70s across much of the state, with trace to .01 inch rainfall in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Phillipsburg
Hill City
Goodland
Chanute
Kanszax City
Leavenworth
Lebo
Wichita
Hutchinson
APPROVE NEW LIGHTS FOR TOWN DISTRICT PROJECT
The Terganaie Council tentatively approves white street lamps like those in Lawrence. Final approval due December 1. The plan replaces the criss Toss layout with 44 units downtown and smaller posts in residential areas plus one on the water tower. Kansas Electric Power will install and furnish electricity at 1085 dollars yearly. Company spokesmen predict operation by spring.
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Terganaie Council
Nm Lawrence
Kansas Electric Power Rating
Vote to Remove Dike by Kaw Drainage District
Officials in Douglas county Kaw Drainage District voted to remove a spur dike from the Kaw river northwest of Lawrence. The 1946 dike across an overflow channel faced denial of permits last summer by the state water resources division chief engineer, and a state attorney general action enjoined maintenance. Removal will await instructions from the Water Resources Division on a safe tear-out method to relieve bottleneck conditions at peak waters.
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Dounglas County
Kaw
Lawrence
Water Resources Division
State Board of Agriculture
Douglas
Ento
Suchow Front Battle Report Sparks Mixed Messages
Reports from Nanking and Suchow describe a contested situation with government claims of victory while other sources note weak government control and redrawing fronts. Evacuations accelerate as U.S. civilians and dependents depart via ships from Tientsin and Shanghai, with U.S. officials and Chiang Kai-shek meeting to reassess the Chinese crisis.
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Nanking
Ans
Suchow
Defense Ministry
U.S
China
Hollington Tong
Suchan
Associated Press
Kuomintang Daily News
America
Nate Knee
Roger Lapham
William C. Bullitt
Congress
J. Leighton Stuart
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Manila
U.S. Navy
Tientain
Peiping
Tsingtao
U.S. Naval Base
Shanghai
Nankingi
Kazmayer To Speak At Knife and Fork Meeting
Robert Kazmayer, writer traveler and commentator on world affairs, will headline the Knife and Fork club gathering tomorrow at 6 50 p m in the Hotel Fidridge. His topic is Europe Today after extensive pre and postwar work across Europe as radio commentator and writer.
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Kazmayer
Robert Kazmayer
Knife and Fork Club
Fidridge
Europe
Poland Socializes All Banks Except One Today
Warsaw reports that Poland nationalizes its banking system with a decree placing all institutions under state control to finance foreign trade and align with socialist goals. The finance ministry now oversees all banking operations as part of the broader move.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ministry of Finance
A Brother in Lawrenece California Couple Found Dead in Their Car
Huntington Park California police report a couple, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Herren aged 37 and 32, were found dead in their car from monoxide fumes. A hose from the exhaust pipe entered the back door. Mrs Herren is Norman W Kunkel's sister. Parents live in Kansas City and Dallas.
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California
Huntington Park
Calif
Wallace Herren
Kenneth Herren
Los Angeles
Pers
Jone
Oklahoma Troopers Highlight Highway Safety Campaign
Oklahoma troopers join with Texas and Kansas counterparts to greet visitors and stop cars at state lines. Drivers receive safety material and a personal message urging safer driving to reduce fatalities.
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Oklahoma
Okshorma Haa
Iteep
Texs
Kansas
University budget rise tied to veteran enrollment slump
The Kansas State Board of Regents must decide a proposed 60 percent increase for the University budget, citing anticipated declines in Veterans Administration funding as World War II veterans fall from a peak in 1946. Veterans and non veteran enrollments are in flux, with regents awaiting federal and state guidance on tuition and staffing.
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University of Rare Sasa
Veterans Administration
Ube
State Board of Regents
Kansas
James K. Hitt
KRAL
Jbas
Armen
Credirt
Veterana
Hitt
Troops To Eat Christmas Turkey On Thanksgiving
In Japan American troops will have a Christmas turkey on Thanksgiving as birds delayed by the wartime strike situation finally move from the East Coast. The Thanksgiving meal plans rely on turkeys en route to Pacific units, with arrival anticipated for the holiday.
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Japan
Inskitime
Pacific Coast
Ankegiving
Officials Convene as Kansas Council Meets in Topeka
At the three day Kansas Official Council in Topeka Fred S. Montgomery spoke for the University Extension bureau of visual education. Carl B. Alt haus addressed the county commissioners section. L. R. Pen ner of DeSoto presided as Douglas county officials prepared for the second day.
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Fred S. Montgomery
Bureau of Visual Education of University Extension
Kansas Superintendents Association
Kansas
Topeka
Carl B. Althaus
Kansas Association of School Boards
University of Kansas
K.O.C. L
UNESCO Meeting to Organize County Chapter
E L Novotny county chairman calls a county UNESCO meeting at 8 p.m. November 23 in Liberty Memorial high school to organize a chapter. The state UNESCO conference in Topeka is set for December 3 and 4 with the theme Educating for World Understanding in Local Community. Novotny plans to attend and seeks interested Rougins county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unesco
E. L. Novotny
Liberty Memorial High School
Novotny
Kansas Commission For Unesco
Topeka
Rougins County
Shipping Strike Hits Rail Workers Across Ports
Shipping labor unrest spreads from East Coast docks to rail crews as longshoremen strike tightens. Canadian and U S unions respond with countermeasures while Queen Elizabeth sailing plans are canceled and ships are sealed. Gulf and Southern ports stay open amid broader labor actions and high level talks.
Skyway extends across northern Kansas to Kansas City
Topeka Nov 16 A new skyway crosses northern Kansas from near Kanorade to Kansas City the Civil Aeronautics Administration recently designated. Kansas route links St Francis Norton Phillipsburg Smith Center Belleville Concordia Manhattan Lawrence with air markers showing site names and data. Lawrence marker to be erected by the Chamber of Commerce aviation committee.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kanorade
Kansas City
Riley R. Whearty
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Salt Lake J City
Chicago
St. Francis
Norton
Phillipsburg
Smith Center
Belleville
Concordia
Manhattan
Lawrence
Whearty
Republicans Say China Move Up to Truman
Washington reports indicate Republican leaders insist President Truman must lead in any action to increase U.S. aid to China amid the Communist crisis. A senator said any effective step would require a firm administration policy on China, noting Congress lacks a clear policy statement from the administration.
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Washington
Truman
China
Congress
Strike Ballots To Telephone Workers
Strike ballots will go out this week to about 200 employes of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company who are members of the Communications Workers of America Southwestern division. Frank P. Lonergan said ballots are mailed in accord with the independent union's decision at Galveston Texas. The Titan seeks wage decreases of 10 to 18 cents an hour and a previous top offer was rejected when negotiations ended September 1. The strike would impact manual wireline service in Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and possibly Texas.
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Southern
Gulf Coast
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
John R. Steelman
Truman
CLO
Philip Murray
Portland
Ore
CIA
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Washington
National Labor Hoard
Pure Fou Company
Toledo
Avsins
Louis
Southwestern Beil Fevtihone Company
Communication Warsers of America
Southwestern di. Vin
Frank P. Lonergan
Independent Union
Galveston
Texas
Titan
Accente
Aostrike
Migseari
Arklans
Oklahoma
University of Kansas medical school benefactor gift
Chancellor Peene announces a generous donation to fund current medical research at the University of Kansas medical school. Dixon Fagerberg, a Prescott, Arizona native with a varied career in oil, grain, and investment banking, will chair the project’s advisory panel. Murphy of the medical school praises the gift as a powerful catalyst, enabling flexible problem selection and broad support beyond principal constraints.
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Tels Paste
Greer Cui
University Ofvpiedicine Wits Ttes
Peene
Munda
Ry UC Badin
Franklin LD. Murphy
School of Medicine
Dixon Fagerberg
Denur
Ulsturg
Pottawaronne County
Haved
Prescott
Arig Sittee
Butler
Cowley
Elk
Greenwood
Kansas
Faperberg
Nieve
Verne Wagner
Bratton
Waco
K. U
Faserberss
Pubs
Sur
Sellout Expected for Kansas Oklahoma Game at Stadium
All seats in the stadium are reportedly sold for the Kansas-Oklahoma game this Saturday with a big gray horseshoe area for standees. About 18 000 standing-room tickets go on sale at the ticket office this morning. A crowd of about 39 000 is anticipated for the annual clash between the two rivals, likely the largest ever for the series in Lawrence.
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RK. U. Austetic
Seuners
Lawrence
Atte Lot
Missouri
Communist Paper Says Prince May Shed Title
Leiston November 16 The Communist Daily Worker on page 1 editorial titled That Baby discusses Princess Elizabeth and her newborn son potential loss of royal title and future limitations, suggesting he might join unions and be barred from ordinary people except as a special favor.
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Leiston
Communist
Daily Worker
Elizabeth
The
Tone
Community fundraising drive for county 4 H fund details
Fragmented text outlines a county 4 H fund drive with names of organizers and locations such as Manhattan Lecompton and Palmyra. Mentions of project components including a ranch, library, tower, tents and facilities, with a plan to involve county extension leaders and township workers. May include dates and amounts but lot of garbled OCR text.
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Cyntion
Staite College
Manhattan
B. G. Hagenhoel
Armstrong
Grant
Emil W. Heck
Arethur Heck
Lawrence Leonhard
Clyde
Palmyra
Harevey Mo Tooth
Mike Dixdet
George Pel J. van Triss
Dale Mine It Stevker
Mer O
Mirciet Mus
Chirence Parker
Harold Bailey
L. Mary Mildred Kath Laverne Kalb
Clinton Walter
Carter Andersen
Lecompton
Coorge Bahomaier
AL Ite
Trichy Marion Jidva Metsker
Wile
Jaw Springs
Otte Hawks
Eudora
Walter Getstaberger
Ered
Tothberners
Laawreawe — Christ
Heck
Joba Veet
Han Maydon
Flier Ghoatah
Rayner
Midwest Warmth Briefly Breaks Cold Spell In Midwest
A weather summary notes scattered light rain across the nation with the central United States near seasonal norms. Temperatures in the Midwest reached around 70s, including 72 in Des Moines and St. Louis, while light rain extended from Missouri to the Gulf with locally strong thunderstorms in Arkansas, portions of the West.
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Chicago
Wes Moines
St. Louis
Misenari
Gulf
Arkansas
Bains
Oreenn
Stock Market Inbex Closes Higher With Gains
The market showed an upward finish as closing figures indicated gains with the INBEX index rising 48 points. Traders watched 09 stocks advance while overall sentiment remained buoyant amid favorable trading conditions.
Weather and event notes amid scattered items
Kansas fair and colder tonight with milder conditions in the west and north. Temperatures near 30 degrees west to 40 east, rising to about 60 by Wednesday. Also mentions a Kansas Aggie football show for members at the Bit town Quarterback club tonight at 8 30 in the Grill Room, plus local ads for Christmas cards and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Aggie
Town
Sisopen Aeskewees
The
Eldridge
Rust Craft
Roberta Jewelry
League Voters to Stage Three City Workshops Tonight
The Lawrence League of Women Voters with the National League presents three workshops on the United Nations program tonight at 7:30. Neighborhood discussions led by Miss Anna M Cracken and hosted by Mrs. Hessie Taylor gather in friendly parts of the city with hosts Miss Katherine Fuller, Mrs Fritz Heider, and Mrs R J Canutesan at specified streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence League of Women Voters
National League
United Nations
Hessie Taylor
Anna M Cracken
Welcous
Wiere
Katherine Fuller
Renin Street
Fritz Heider
Onih Street
R. J, Canutesan
Missisippi Street
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Merriman
Marshall Flan
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Fae
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Reensille
Palestine
Parix
Sav
United Nations Security Counci
Onder
Ukraine
Canada
Belgium
Palestina
Olyspia
Eupe
Colombia
Argentina
Phillip C. Jescup
Kansan
Tongaqusie
Apsomated Press
Fred Montgomery
Althaus
Punk
APL
Joe Curran
CSO
National Maritime Union
Curran
CMU
Wro
Lonesharemen
Narta
New York
Ff-Lay
Montreal
St. John
Hamplton
Halifax
Bowland
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Fumi
Kannan
Alahoma
Son
Douglas County
Eats Upaiga Tor
Proctor Ageetts
Paria Lancery
Giealuve
Midwest
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