Lewis' Lawiers Go Into a Huddle in Mine Contract Crisis
Lewis lawyers race to resolve the midnight deadline as the United Mine Workers chief weighs canceling a government seized contract. Krug presses for private negotiation, a court injunction looms, and 100000 miners halt work amid high tension nationwide.
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Washington
CPR
John Ja. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Gwank Carlton Ffotel
Leis
Carlton
Interior
Krug
Ral
Nes
New Move Toward Direct Settlement of Trieste Problem
In New York on November 20 the Molotov letter to Italian Ambassador Quareni revived talk of a direct Italy Yugoslavia settlement over Trieste. Belgrade Moscow ties weigh, while plans for economic zones face Western objections as talks with other Big Four ministers continue. Alberto Tarchiani to contact Yugoslavia UN delegation seek bilateral Trieste solution.
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New York
Sorviet
M. Meloter
Pietro Quareni
Italy
Tugeslavis
Trieste
Molotov
Moscow
Europe
Belgrade
S Reign
E.S.T
United Nations Gmernor
Yugoslavia
Germany
Berres
Rome
Foreign ‘Ministry
Alberto Tarchiani
United States
United Nations
Communists Lead in Romanian Election Returns
Early returns from five prefectures show the government bloc leading the Romanian parliamentary vote with 155,552 to 65,974 for the Magyar Popular Union and other parties behind. Reports cite irregularities feared by opposition and protest from several groups. U.S. mission personnel faced picketing in Bucharest amid claims of omitted names.
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Bucharest
Nationaleasant Party
National Liberals
Independent Socialists
Magyar Popular Union
Peasant Democrats
Interior Ministry
U. S
Eric Gen. Courtland van Remsselaer Schuyler
Wheat hits 26 year high at $2.25 a bushel
Wheat prices soared as a cash market car sold at $2.004 a bushel, the highest since 1920, with January wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade at $2.15 2 a bushel. Futures closed 12 cents higher than the previous day.
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Chicago
UPA
Chicago Board of Trade
Open Book on Troops Urges Complete U N Reports
United States and United Kingdom push for full disclosure of troop numbers at home and abroad. Molotov offers a broader U N troop report plan including enemy states, while Connally seeks time to study the proposal and notes U S insistence on comprehensive data.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
V. M. Montov
Tom Connally
D.-Tex
Connally
Molotov
United Nations Assembly
Alexander Cadoran
United Kingdom
Bie
U. N
Security Council
U. S
Russia
Metoto
Britain
China
Greece
Warren R. Austin
Garrizons
Austin
Douglas County Farm Appraised At $19000
A three man board appointed by District Judge Hugh Means appraised the Douglas County farm at $19000. Board members E T Arnold J M Clevenger and Conrad McGrew based their figure on current Lawrence area farm prices. The farm must sell for at least three fourths of the appraised value per state law says County Attorney Robert O Oyler.
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Douglas County
Hugh Means
E. T. Arnold
J .M. Clevenger
Conrad McGrew
Lawrence
Robert O. Oyler
Two Cars In Accident East Of Indian Village
Two cars collided about 10 o clock this morning two miles east of Indian Village on Highway 2. No injuries were reported though both vehicles were damaged. Otto Fischer of 743 Indiana Street and Harry G Nelson of Linden Ir were the drivers. Investigating officers said the Fischer car moved east while Nelson came from the west. The highway was blocked for one way traffic during repairs.
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Otto Fischler
Indiana Street
Harry G. Nelson
Linden
Highway 2
Fischer
Nelson
Freezing of School Coal Delays Shipments in Kansas
Topeka reports one or more carloads of coal for Hill City high school held at a Wyoming shipping point due to a government freeze order. Governor Schoepre ordered an investigation after Hill City officials complained the costs were rising. A preliminary survey by state business manager Charles Kincaid found the coal prices only fair.
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Topeka
Cos
Consi
Hil City
Kan
Wyoming
Andrew F. Schoepre
Hill City
Charles Kincaid
Cai
Guidance talks highlight recreation as vocation at Liberty Memorial
Jove Stapleton and Dr F C Allen spoke to groups at Liberty Memorial High School as part of the gun program featuring vocational talks. Stapleton urged recreation workers to enjoy people, study constantly, and use local facilities while noting Kansas students seek a Kansas major in recreation. Allen said teachers need a fall back vocation and a winning coach must set a clean example and be an active athlete to mentor players.
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Jove Stapleton
Verst. of
Kansas
F.C. Allen
University
Croups of
Liberty Memorial High School
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
Stapleton State
Allen
Successul
Five Die in Greenville Gas Explosion at Ideal Laundry
Five persons were confirmed dead and one missing after a gas explosion and fire leveled the Ideal Laundry plant in Greenville on Nov 20. About 60 people were treated at scene or hospitals, with thirty injured and transported to General and St Francis hospitals. the blast damaged the northwest town area as State Guard patrols secured the site.
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Paris
Grenoble
French Alps
U. S. Army Air Force
Frankfurt
Munich
Pisa
Marseilles
Vienna
Cap Witham
MeMete- Orga
TL B. Farors
Anerica
McMahen
Mary Alice McMaher
Brie
Mo Hasnes
USFA
Spa
Vera
V Maynes
Ma'ph Tate
Briz
Ralph Tate
Soanemander
Austria
Atherta Shavely
Surfside
Cal
Breedine Raph Staveely
Shief
Air Allvy Store
USPA
Wera
Raphi Tate
Pet Becard
Peeing Mathes
Warner
Folcom
Crew
Greenville
S. C
Ideal
General
St. Francis “Spitals
SooCarl Tramme
Ing
Visi
Ope Herdry
Readies Freight Embargo In Case of a Coal Strike
Washirden reports the government prepares a rail freight embargo if a general walkout by John N. Lewis's coal miners occurs. Officials say the order could be invoked tomorrow or Friday and permits for moving essentials may be issued by the Association of American Railroads.
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Washirden
John N. Lewis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
Association of American Railroads
Coal Stock Pledges Federal Reserve for Health Safety
John D. Small, civilian production administrator, warns that if soft coal mining ends tonight emergency government stockpiles will be used to meet only urgent health and safety needs. He urges nationwide conservation and limits coal to rare cases to close plants without damage. Clearance of fall cotton dresses advertised by Gambles.
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New York
John D
National Ivil Conference Board
Confessed arsonist Byrd reveals Topeka fires spree details
Douglas County in detail confesses to starting a series of fires in Topeka and vicinity between December 1944 and March 1946. Jace Byrd, 38, jailed for assault, says he set fires at Woolworths 915 Massachusetts, Rev Brown garage 914 Vermont, Starling Furniture 0 Massachusetts, Parsons Grocery 754 Massachusetts, and Sam’s Garage 918 Vermont, among others. He claims motive was spite and a craving to see fire trucks respond, with a final Topeka blaze at 1217 Wabash street. No arson charges filed as of May 1947.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Douglas County
Robert O. Oyler
Jace Emil Byrd
Jai
Concorda
Woolworth
Massachusetts Street
Charles Brown
Vermont Street
Sam
Starling Furniture
Massachusett
Phil Ernst Hardware
Parsons Grocery
Byrd
West Ninth Street
Mr. Brown
Paul Ingels
Bernard Firestone
Massachusetts
Firestone
Starling
Sam’ Zarage
Woalworth
Ian
Skinner
Gosheen
Wabash Street
Raw
Schools in Lawrence To Take Two Day Thanksgiving Break
Lawrence schools will close at 3 pm November 27 and reopen December 2 for all grades including junior and senior high and the University high school. Haskell students have no class on Thanksgiving Day but will not meet the day before and after. The University of Kansas begins vacation at noon November 27 and ends December 2 at 2 am.
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Lawrence
University High
Haskell Seaueatere
University of Kansas
Stock Market Index Rises to 61.9 on 60-Stock Average
The stock index for 60 stocks climbed to 61.9 concluding yesterday trading. Traders noted modest gains across sectors as market activity edged up.
Bonds in the Mail for Veterans Leave Bonds Initiated
Washington reports the army has begun mailing millions of terminal leave bonds to former servicemen after weeks of delay. Most bonds are five year treasury notes, with cash used for smaller sums. Disbursement delays stem from surge in claims and address changes reported to army offices.
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Washington
Glady
War Department
Treasury
Erie
Beer Raving
Law Menet
Congress
Army
KU Cafeterias Handle 9 000 Hungry Students Daily
Hermina Zipple, director of the Mentoria Union building cafeterias, oversees meals for about 10 000 students daily with two cafeterias serving 157 220 meals in October this year. The Union faces crowded meeting rooms and crowded dining halls as demand soars, with plans for a new cafeteria on the second floor to ease congestion.
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University of Kansas
Hermina Zipple
Mentoria Union
Miss Zipple
Union
Rouse
Carnegie Foundation
Nest Spring
Alsther
Frank Strong Hall
Sugar Book Applicants Must Be Sent to Dallas
Sugar ration book applications and replacements should be sent to the regional OPA unit in Dallas Texas. Wichita will maintain a branch sugar office after December 1 and then only process institutional and industrial requests under the reduced program.
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Dallas
Wichita
Kan
Karzas
Office of Price Administration
Fidelity Building
Dallas 2
Texan
B. W. Diggie
OPA
Digzle
Explosion at Palestine tax office shocks Jerusalem scene
An explosion hit the Palestine income tax office in Jerusalem at 3 p.m. today. No casualties were reported and alarm sirens prompted a five minute all clear. Nearby listings note clearance of full cotton print dresses valued to 3.98 dollars and marked at 1.50 dollars.
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Jerusalem
Palestine Income Tax Office
Duke Scott Case to Court Today
A Destriect County jury convicted Duke Scott of second degree murder in the Wright case at the Golden Arrow Tower night of January 12 1946. The verdict found Scott acted while a deputized peace officer. Separate actions: Ada Carmichael awarded 1318.85 for taxi injuries from Glenn Bailey estate. Other civil actions dismissed or set for retrial as directed by judges.
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Dear Scott Wert
Hazk Meanethem
Charles Wrighe
Topeka
Golden Arrow Tower
North ‘Lawrerce
Ed Roones
Ard Rozert QO Oster
Douglas Coun
I Attorge
Sotce
George Ky. Mei
Wtaw
Felemirg
Meg Bere
Seer
AK Surcress
Howard Cray
Ben Breeser
Stord Craig
FLW
Crisdah
Ray
Wind Qenrie
Gus C. Zink
Joan Hagan
Lawrence Memeral Pocpira
Sheutiez
Scott
Wright
Ss-Man
Moat
Rooney
Frank R. Gray
District Court
Ada Carmichael
Glenn Bailey
Bailey
Trial for Benjamin F. Fields Delayed to December
The Washington promoter Benjamin F. Fields faced trial on charges of contempt of a congressional committee. The proceedings were continued today and reset for December.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Fields
Weather Forecast Sketch with Inaccurate OCR Text
Fragmentary weather notice mentions rain and freezing temperatures with unclear times and locations. Reads as garbled forecast data with stray numbers and misspelled words making specifics unreadable.
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K. U
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Standard of Indiana
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Hercules Powder Company
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