Truman Proposes 10 Point Anti Inflation Plan
President Truman outlined a 10 point program to curb inflation with voluntary actions where possible and targeted federal powers for price and wage controls. He urged Congress to authorize consumer rationing on scarce goods and price ceilings to stabilize living costs while aiding France, Italy and Austria.
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Truman
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Senate
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Italy
Austria
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Agriculture Department
Senators Split On Truman Message And Plan
Washington observers report mixed reactions to President Truman's address with Republicans decrying dictatorial powers and praising foreign aid, while Democrats split on domestic policy. Senators Capehart Green Ball and McGrath weighed in on production, hours, and economic strategy as postwar recovery drew debate.
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CP_-Mouse
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Trumen
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New Deal
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House Banking Committee
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R.-Ind
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D.-B.1
Iead
America
Europe
Ball
R.-Minn
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Massive munition blast at Ikego Japan warehouse complex
Nov 17 1945 Ikego Japan big ammunition dump of the U S Eighth Army at Yokohama area exploded destroying seven warehouses and injuring seven Americans and four Japanese. Fire raged through morning into night as 30 000 tons of ammunition including rifles shells and mortars were stored in caves and warehouses.
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Japan
U.S
Eighth Army
Yokohama
Army
Si Il
Stanford K. Hicks
Philadelphia
First Cavalry
Cum
Tokyo
Oscar Ramnes
Ada
Minn
K U Tackle Doubtful For Missouri Game
Kansas head coach reports tackle Hugh Johnson is doubtful for the Missouri contest after knee surgery and missing the Nebraska game. The star may sit out as Sauer indicated, Johnson traveling as a spectator to the Oklahoma trip.
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Nebraska
Missouri
O'Georrge Sauer
Johnson
Con
Oklahoma
Communists Walk Out Over Pierre De Gaulle City Presidency
Paris residents witness a walkout by twenty five communist council members after Pierre De Gaulle is elected Paris city president. Boussus accuses voters of backing “collar peeve apprentice dictators” as tensions rise amid strikes and political maneuvering nationwide.
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Pierre de Gaulle
Alexander Bogomolov
Paul Renaud
Leon Blum
Paul Ramaier
Menville
France
Raymond Boussus
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulles
Boussus
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French People’s Party
RPF
Ramadier
Vincent Auriol
Reynaud
National Assembly
Postmasters Meet In Renve City This Saturday
In Renve on Nov 17 a gathering of the sixth congressional district of the National Association of Postmasters will be held here Saturday. More than 150 postmasters are expected to attend.
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Narenve
Khan
National Association of Postmasters
Immigrant arrivals under fire as British patrols detain crew
In Nahariya area 185 Jewish immigrants who reached shore aboard the Aliyah are believed to have dispersed into Palestinian countryside. Meanwhile 794 Jews aboard the Kadimah were sent to Cyprus camps after British interception. Additional clashes and security sweeps occurred in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as Britain contemplates relinquishing the mandate.
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Nahariya
Palestine
Cyprus
Kadimah
Haifa
United States Army
United States
Aviv
Tel Aviv
Induse Fostal
Beri Ritain
Holy Land
Rubinoff Delivers Musical Rescue at Rotary Luncheon
Rubinoff played Victor Herbert classics for a Rotary Club audience, closing with an encore. He praised Lawrence cooperation and School Superintendent Dr E L Novotny for the school system’s smooth operation. He noted five schools opened with absolute order and attentive students.
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Rotary Club
Victor Herbert
Warsaw
Kinoff
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Rubinoff
Liber Memorial High
Larry Heche Eee
Gape
Lawrence
Rotary
John Artrews
Ruling Favors Tavern Operators Seizing Cars
A Kansas judge ruled in favor of two county tavern operators seeking the return of cars seized during liquor raids. Cars were found outside the establishments in Hays on November 17 and were posted for sale by the sheriff’s office after the decision.
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Hays
Kan
William
Bren Uf
Elizabeth receives royal Necklace on marriage eve
London reports King George VI and Queen Elizabeth presenting Princess Elizabeth with a necklace of pea sized diamonds and rubies for her marriage to Prince Philip Mountbatten. The jewel is from the royal collection and part of a lavish display of gifts arriving at St James Palace. Dowager Queen Mary adds diamond earrings a tiara a stomacher and a brooch.
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Elizabeth
St. Philip Mountbatten
St. James’ Palace
George VI
Mary
Kansas funds approve heart clinic equipment upgrade
Kansas officials voted 310000 from a 500000 emergency fund to buy heart clinic gear for the University of Kansas medical center in Kansas City. Gov. Frank Carlson touted the unit’s life saving potential and outlined plans for Dr. Paul Schafer Mahlon Delp and Paul Lordan to lead a new investigative program recording heart and body blood pressure with synchronized electrical activity.
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Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Frank Carlson
Kansas Official Council
Carlson
Medical Center
Paul W. Schafer
Mahlon Delp
Paul Lordan
Frank L. Hagaman
George Robb
W. A. Barron
Frank Miller
T. R. Cauthers
Arrival of Jean Delord at University of Kansas
French electrical engineering graduate student Jean Delord arrived at KU to fulfill the exchange with the University of Paris. He lived in Paris since September, endured prison after France fell in 1949, joined the resistance, and plans to teach or work in industry after earning a Doctor of Science. Marguerita Kerschen of KU accompanied him in Paris since September.
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France
University of Kansas
University of Paris
Marguerita Kerschen
Hays
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Paris
Delord
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University of
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England
United States
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State Commander Wallis to Speak to Legion Here
Fred Wallis of Salina Kansas commander of the state department of the American Legion will speak at a joint meeting of the Dorsey Liberty post and the Auxiliary at Fost hall Eighth and Vermont streets Thursday night at 8 o clock The meeting will mark Wallis first visit to the local post and Starkey predicted a large crowd would turn out to hear him Wallis is the first Kansas department commander who is a World War II veteran and was elevated from department vice commander to top spot by unanimous vote of Legion delegates at the Hutchinson state convention last summer
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Salina
State Department of the American Legion
Dorsey- Liberty
Fost Hall
Eighth
Vermont
George Starkey
Wallis
Starkey
Kansas Department
Legion
Hutchinson
Special Activities Committee
Leslie Kreps
National Grange re-elects Albert S Goas as National Master
Heads National Grange Columbus Ohio November 17 report the organization re elected Albert S Goas to his fifth two year term as National master at the annual convention held in Columbus Ohio
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National Grange Today
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Carlson Aboard Friendship Train Mission To Lawrence
Governor Frank Carlson will ride the Friendship Train into Lawrence to collect local wheat for hungry Europeans with a 6 p m ceremony. The train arrives in Lawrence at 4 p m Friday November 21 after stops at Newton Emporia and Topeka in a shiftable schedule. Citizens and groups in Lawrence contribute funds and wheat as Drew Pearson may appear to boost the drive.
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Frank Carlson
Lawrence
Carlson
J. R. Hubbard
Santa Fe Railroad
Wichita
Newton
Emporia
Topeka
Hubbard
Lawrence Stons
Iola
James H. Parsons
Santa Fe
Drew Pearson
Washington
Pearson
Friendshi
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Four KU students injured in two accidents
Four University of Kansas students sustained injuries in two crashes yesterday. A car hit a Kaw Valley railroad engine at North Second and Locust at 1 30 AM injuring Mrs Milo Unruh and Marjorie Duncan. Torbert uninjured. Mrs Unruh, Miss Duncan treated at hospitals. A second crash on Massachusetts street involved Steve Hobson, severely cut, admitted to Watkins Memorial. driver Brown and Robert Dye not cited.
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Kaw Vailey
Milo Unruh
New Hampshire Street
Marjorie Duncan
Vermont Street
J. T. Torbert
Rhode Island Street
Kaw Valley Railroad
North Secondand Locust Streets
Jim Collins
Henry Collins
Torbert
Unruh
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Miss Duncan
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Steve Hobson
Baldwin
Brown
Robert Dye
Ohio Street
Massachusetts Street
Bill Cox
Ralph Casteel
Attend Officials Meeting in Wichita This Week
Several county officers left for Wichita today to attend a county officers convention meeting Monday through Wednesday. Two commissioners Elmer Ousdahl and Elmer Johnson, County Treasurer Rowery, Clerk T. R. Gerhart, and Clerk of the District Court Mrs. Mary Ellen Simmons were in Wichita today. Probate Judge Frank Gray will attend tomorrow and appear on the probate judges association program.
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Wichita
Elmer Ousdah
Elmer Johnson
Rowery
T. R. Gerhart
Mary Ellen Simmons
Frank Gray
Miner Killed by Falling Boulder at Engle Cher No. 2 Mine
Herbert G. North age 26 of Baxter Springs Kansas was killed instantly at Engle Cher Mining and Smelting Company No 2 north mine near Picher Oklahoma when a falling boulder crushed him. North was a miner living on route 3 in Baxter Springs.
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Okla
Herbert G. North
Baxter Springs
Kan
Englecher Mining & Smelting Company
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North
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Carlson to Dedicate Friendship Train in Wichita Speech
Gov Frank Carlson of Kansas will headline dedication ceremonies for the southwestern Friendship train that will collect food for European relief. The train departs at 6 a m Friday from its main assembly point and reaches Kansas City that evening with labor donated by four Santa Fe railroad brotherhoods. The train is scheduled to arrive in Philadelphia on November 28.
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Wichita
Kan
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Philadelphia
Eye catching Book Week displays in downtown windows
Lawrence schools and P T A groups prepare for Book Week with student displays, assemblies, and radio broadcasts. Certificates will be awarded to 440 elementary readers based on book counts, with colors for levels. The week features school plays, dramatizations, film shows, and broadcasts on KFKU and local stations.
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Bonk Wees
Rous Weck
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AFREA
Lawrence
E. L. Novotny
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Lincoln School
Round Corner
McAllaster
Gibbs Clothing Store
New York
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Weavers
Woodlavin
Haynes and Keene
Kirkpatrick
Liberty Memorial High School
Ernst and Son
Ann Kirkpatrick
Dave Grothouse
KFKU
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Y.W.C.A
Pinckney School
Kiwanis Club
Woodlawn School
Piavers
the Hucksters
Rain and Snow Fail to Aid Wheat Crop in West Kansas
In Garden City Kansas officials report rain and snow Friday offered little help to the wheat crop. Only ideal conditions ahead could yield a good crop on cropped land, crowded by volunteer wheat. Station superintendent L M Sloan and agronomist Alvin Lowe predict a good crop on summer fallow land with moisture in the topsoil. Suffered back injury at work: Woodrow Moore, 716 Massachusetts Street, injured stepping off a construction form at M N Penny Construction, 730 Delaware Street. taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. injuries not serious.
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Garden City
Kan
Agriculture Experiment Station
L. M. Sloan
Alvin Lowe
Woodrow Moore
Massachusetts Street
M. N. Penny Constructit Company
Delaware Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Local Guard Unit Full Strength Recruits Hit Target
Lawrence's Company H of the 157th Infantry National Guard completed mobilization five months after federal recognition and 19 months before the deadline. Capt R L Morrison reports 115 new members since September 16 and a margin of 50 above the November 6 quota. The unit at full strength with six officers and 150 enlisted will hold an open house tomorrow night at the Community Building with sponsors Chamber of Commerce American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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157Th Infantry
National Guard
R. L. Morrison
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Althe
Inna
Chamber of Comme
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wichita
Graham county drive to add carload of wheat
The Graham county Council of Churches sponsors a campaign to collect a carload of wheat for the Southwest Freight train at Topeka on Thursday. Rev. D W Ester of Hill City is chairman and Mrs Maude Griffith is secretary treasurer. A brief dispatch ceremony will occur tomorrow.
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Graham County
Topeka Thursay
Graham County Council of Churches
D. W. Ester
Hill City
Maude Griffith
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