Hull Worked Delay Showdown on Japan Policy
Former Secretary Hull testified before the Senate committee that the Roosevelt administration sought to delay a Japan showdown and avoid delivering an ultimatum. He said negotiations continued to December 7 1941 to give time to strengthen defenses and considered parallel actions with Britain.
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Hull
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Dutch East Indies
Churchill
Mal
Indo-China
Atlanta
Far East
Chiang Kai-shek
Kunming
Army
Navy
China
Flying Tigers
De Gaulle Seeks Nationalization of French Industries
Paris Nov. 33. President De Gaulle presented to the constituent assembly a program calling for rapid nationalization of France's major electricity and insurance sectors. He urged reforms in public service, administration, judiciary, and military structure, plus modernization of mining, industry, and agriculture. He warned against aggression and favored Western European cooperation while maintaining ties with Britain and other states.
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Paris
DeGaulle
France
Thane
de Gaulle
Russia
Great Britain
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
United States
Eisenhower Hospitalized With Severe Cold
General Dwight D. Eisenhower has entered General hospital at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on doctors advice to avoid complications from a severe cold. The move delays his return to Europe and follows his testimony before a House committee noting a hoarsened voice and flushed face.
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Washington
Ight D. Eisenhower
Old General Hospital
White Sphur Springs
W. Va
Army
Eisenhower
Howard M. der
House
Anse
Germany
Paeua
Boone
War Department
Ing
Generforld
General Hospital
White Salii Springs
Eisen- T
Europe
J.george C. Marshall
Truman
Senate
General Motors Officials Formulate Reply to Union
GM officials prepared a reply to a strike demand for three man escalation of pay in a proposed 80 percent wage rise. The statement was delayed for further study as CIO leader C B Wilson noted a softening of picket activity at Michigan plants, likely due to snow and single digit temperatures.
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General Motors
General Motor 5
G. M. Pressi
C. B. Wilson
Ders
United Automobile Workers
C.I.O
National Grange Urges Atomic Energy Trusteeship
In Kansas City on November 23, during the 79th annual session, the National Grange through its committee on national welfare recommended that control of atomic energy be placed under an international trusteeship within the United Nations charter.
Sockmarket Index Shows Mixed Movement
The stocks index opened at 60 components and climbed to 74.0, then edged to 74.7 by Wednesday, reflecting modest gains across key listings. The report notes fluctuations among major firms and sector-wide activity without detailing individual performers.
Rioting in Calcutta and Across Cities Grips India
Rioting in Calcutta enters the third day with more than 30 injured and an American soldier missing after protests linked to Indian officers who sided with Japan. Demonstrations spread to Bombay and Delhi as workers go on strike and students protest at the fort in Delhi.
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Calcutta
Bombay
Delhi
U. S
Howrah
Hooghly
India
Red Megal Fort
Indian National Army
Two Cars Collide at Second and Lincoln Streets
A morning collision at Second and Lincoln streets damaged both vehicles. City Cab taxi driven by Smith and a car driven by W. R. Breese of route 5 were involved in the accident, according to a police report.
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Second
Lincoln
City Cab Company
Smith
W. R. Breese
Route 5
Accordang
Acciden
Roof Fire Hits Residence on 901 Ohio Street
Fire crews extinguished a small roof fire at a residence on 901 Ohio Street shortly before 2 pm. Officials say the blaze started from a chimney spark and only a small hole was burned in the roof.
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Ohio Street
Call For One Man In Induction To Armed Forces
Douglas county draft office received a call from state headquarters this morning to send one man for induction into the armed forces to Fort Leavenworth on December 6.
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Douglas County
Fort Leavenworth
Nazi Leaders Face War Crimes Trial Evidence
At Nuremberg the prosecution unveils 10 new documents including Hitler’s Aug 22 1939 speech to generals promising to exterminate Poles and use Polish uniforms to mask aggression. The proceedings link Krupp, Farben, and Schacht to funding and supporting the Nazi rise.
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Nuernberg
Obersalzberg
Poland
Thefuehrer
Upper Silesia
Protectorate
Hermann Goering
Chamberlain
England
International Military Tribunal
Neéace
U. S
Sidney
Akerman
Krupp
Gustav Krupp von
Rudolf Dix
Schacht
Dodd
Reichsbank
Nazi Party
Reichschancellor
Georg von Schnitzler
I. G. Farben
Schnitzler
Albert Vogler
Steel Combine
Setal Communion Plate Theft Reported at Trinity Church
The Rev. D. O. Weatherbee found the vestry room entered and one silver communion plate stolen along with about 50 cents from a birthday bank. The wooden cabinet was ajar and the parish house door, possibly unlocked, allowed access to the church.
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D. O. Weatherbee
Trinity Episcopal Church
Storm Dampens East as Snow Covers Large Area
An eastern storm centered in the upper Midwest weakens and retreats northeastward. Snow totals range from one to three inches or more across northern Missouri, eastern Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and parts of New York and New England. Land of Lakes Wisconsin leads with 15 inches. Marquette and Grand Rapids Michigan report eight inches. Temperatures are set to rise over the weekend.
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Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Lower Michigan
Chicago Weather Bureau
Land of Lakes
Wis
Maroquette
Grand Rapids
Mich
Houghton
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Hio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New England
Buffalo
N. Y
Governor to Speak at KU Football Banquet in Memorial Union
The University of Kansas football banquet honoring the 1945 Jayhawks will be held Wednesday November 28 in the Kansas room of the Memorial Union. Gov Andrew Schoeppel will be the speaker and only 50 outside tickets will be sold at $1.25 each on a first come basis through Eldridge Pharmacy Ober's Carl's and the Chamber of Commerce office.
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K. U. Athletic Association
Kansas
Memorial Union
K. U
Henry Schenk
Jayhawkers
Andrew Schoeppel
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge Pharmacy
Ober’s
Carl’s
No change in results after canvass checks
City council members reviewed Tuesday's special election poll books and found an error in the second ward for the airport bond proposal. Corrected totals show 955 yes to 822 no, a 133 vote majority, not 38.
Schoeppel Not Ready to Fill Highway Patrol Post
Topeka November 23 Former Kansas highway patrol head Zurbucken found innocent of income tax evasion by a U S district court jury. Governor Schoeppel had not announced a decision on reinstatement and indicated he would comment later. The government alleged bootlegger income led to a tax deficiency of 495.37 for 1940.
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Topeka
Will Zurbucken
Kansas State Highway Patrol
United States District Court
Andrew Schoeppel
William Turrentine
Schoeppel
Zurbucken
Highway Patrol of
Kansas
Tlat Zarbucken
Arrival of Allied Troop Realeses at Boston Docks
Among Reiding Troops The Associa's4tress notes recent arrivals from Europe. First Sgt Edward L Johnson of Lawrence aboard the Montclair Victory docked Tuesday in Boston. T/5 Bernard F Reardon of Tonganoe was on the Thomas Barry which docked Wednesday in Boston.
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S4tress
Europe
Edward L. Johnson
Lawrence
Montclair Victory
Boston
Bernard F. Reardon
Tonganoxie
Thomas Barry
Open House at Sherman Field Fort Leavenworth
Public relations office announces three Sundays of open house at Sherman field Fort Leavenworth with four hour programs from 1 pm including parachute jumps buzz bomb demonstrations and aerial stunts. Public may inspect the field and planes. Also home loans at low cost offered by Lawrence Building and Loan Association.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Sherman Field
Meat rationing ends tomorrow in nationwide move
Washington reports meat rationing ends tomorrow and food fats become point-free. Secretary Anderson announced that butter margarine ford and shortening fats are freed from rationing. Sugar remains the only rationed item. Since Sept 30 about a third of meat supply has been ration-free including lower grades of beef veal and lamb.
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Washington
Anderson
OPA urges saving ration book four for sugar
Washington November 23 1921 OPA cautions the public to save ration number four for buying sugar while meat and fats rationing end tomorrow. All other stamps in book four become useless including red tokens used as change. Sugar stamp number 88 is good for five pounds through December.
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Washington
OPA
End of Meat Rationing Targets 1946 Civilian Supplies
The government set the ending of meat rationing for 12:01 a.m. Saturday following talks at the White House with Secretary Anderson and Price Administrator Bowles. Fats and oils rationing continues for several months, with possible controls on bakers and large industrial users to conserve limited supplies. Exports and UNRRA funding will shape first quarter 1946 civilian meat availability, potentially reaching around 150 pounds per person if limits ease.
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Anderson
Chester Bowles
White House
Bowles
OPA
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
UNRRA
Congress
Adderson
British Use Tanks Drive Forward in Batavia Offensive
British Indian forces deploy Sherman tanks for the first time in the Soerabaja operation and push 2600 yards south, seizing two thirds of Batavia by nightfall. They capture Hotel Oranje as Indonesian resistance melts away, with about 40 casualties reported. Gurkha battalion sent 30 miles south lifts siege at Ambarawa where 10 000 civilians were under attack.
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Batavia
Soerabaja
Hotel Oranje
Simpang
Semarang
Ambarawam
Missouri Kansas grid classic set for clear brisk day
Kansas City reports clear and brisk weather expected for tomorrow as the fifty fourth Missouri Kansas game unfolds here. Temperatures will be in the forties.
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Kansas City
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter to Sponsor Handicraft Sale
Alpha Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sponsors a sale of handmade items Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Proceeds will be displayed and sold in the front window of the City Gas Company.
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Alpha Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
City Gas Company
Ady
Nationwide labor strikes idle half a million workers
Reports indicate more than 500000 workers are idle as labor disputes spread nationwide. Talks continue among unions including telephone and garment workers with tentative wage demands and possible arbitration as General Motors plants face walkouts.
Victory Loan drive boosts Douglas County total toward top
Douglas County reports a jump to 616 166 in the Victory Loan drive with a remaining county goal of 1 436 000 and two weeks to reach it. Leaders urge individuals to buy war bonds as officials highlight the drive’s national importance and a publicity car tour featuring paratroopers and Goering’s car draw attention to the campaign.
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Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County Camna
Douglas Cate
Lawrence
Fone
Se Seuen
Iaw
Gérmar Peicherneenhal Goering
U.S
Victory Loan Campaign
Hitler Berchtesgaden
Kansas
Lawrenc
Weather to ease cold wave across Kansas this weekend
Topeka reports the cold spell will weaken over the weekend as a forecast by S. D. Flora projects temperatures rising. Highs near 35 to 40 statewide with western areas reaching 45 to 50 and eastern regions not much above 45. Tonight lows 25 to 28 east and 20 to 25 west. Dodge City at 42 yesterday, Goodland at 12 last night.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Dodge City
Goodland
OPA rejects steel industry bid for broad price rise
Price Administrator Chester Bowles announced the agency would review the steel industry's request for a general price boost early in 1946 after examining industry earnings. The decision noted some increases may be granted soon for small companies in financial hardship.
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Washington
OPA
C.I.O
Chester Bowles
Thieves Lose 125000 Ration Points in New Jersey Burglary
Thieves who stole 125000 ration points in two Newark burglaries were set to face a wasted effort as all red points became valueless at midnight due to the end of rationing.
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Newark
N. J
Flowers of Distinction Ad Uses Allison-Thomas Flower Shop
Ad reads Flowers of Distinction calling Allison-Thomas Flower Shop at phone 363 for arrangements.
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Allison - Thomas Flower Shop
Ady
KU King City Grid Game Draws Large Crowd
Lawrence fans plan to travel to Kansas City to watch the KU Jayhawks play Missouri Tigers in Ruppert Stadium. kickoff at 2 pm, with trains buses and cars used by attendees. Russell Wiley and his 75 member band join by morning bus.Governor Schoeppel and Chancellor Malott among those scheduled to speak at Kansas City rallies tonight.
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Missouri
Ruppert Stadium
Lawrence
City
University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Missouri Tigers
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Jayhunter
Russell Wiley
University
Jayhawker Athletic Department
Jayhawkers
Andrew Schoeppel
Deane Malott
Fee
Wilayer Jo Buthta Ees Uigley
Henry Shee
F. G. Allen
Fred Ellsworth
Burke Improves After Town Injury in Little River Kansas
William H. Burke former Democratic gubernatorial candidate regained consciousness for the first time since his injury on October 22. Doctors say his physical condition is normal aside from the aftereffects of the fall from a steer incident. Burke will stay in the hospital for several weeks and no visitors will be allowed for now.
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Little River
Kan
William H. Burke
Ld. Byers
Y. Burke
Burke
E Burke
Byers
Pickets Stage Mass Job Action At Local Plants
In Kansas City on November 23 a picket force of about 2 000 gathered before dawn at Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants. Massing along entrances at six, roughly 400 patrols operated for three hours until the line shortened to about 50. The striking group waited for pay. Leading the pickets to their posts at the GM C plants was a 37 year old discharged Army sergeant now employed by the company and a union member.
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Kansas City
Chevrolet J
Fisher
Union
Pir
Comany
Strother Field Declared Surplus in Kansas
George E. Scott commanding officer at Strother Field announced the Kansas air base had been declared surplus as of November 28. The formal action follows official designation and impacts the facility and personnel.
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Strother Field
Kan
George E. Scott
Weather District Forecast Shapes Up Across States
Warmer across Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Missouri Saturday Sunday and Monday with a colder trend Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures about five degrees above normal in eastern Missouri and near two degrees below elsewhere. Light precipitation Monday and Tuesday. Snow clearing in Kansas and Nebraska with rain to other areas. Kansas mainly clear tonight and Saturday with cooler north and west areas. Sunday outlook shows fair and warmer conditions. Temperature readings listed for the day with highs near 37 and lows around 25 to 26.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Keerrd
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