Chance to Resume Coal Peace Talks Sparks Watchful Calm
Washington reports that John L. Lewis may meet with United Mine Workers policy committee Monday, reviving hopes for coal peace after a prolonged 52 day strike. Both sides face pressure to continue mining as winter demand grows while wage, welfare fund, and strike safeguards remain key sticking points.
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United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Lewis
Truman
Florida
White House
United Mine Workers
Welfare Fund
Congressional plans to extend draft law in 1950
Washington reports congressional leaders expect an administration request to extend the 1945 draft law next year. They say Congress will likely reject any such request. the law expires June 24, 1950, and armed forces cite the draft as a factor in heavy youth enlistments.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Defense Johnson
Stork Outraces Cabin Race to Tulsa Hospital
Tulsa news item reports a humorous race to a hospital as a stork allegedly delivered a baby before a cab, with driver A E Vangorden and a father of four involved. The chaotic scene included a remark about a newborn daughter and a caption noting an eight-ounce fare connected to the event.
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Tulsa
Okla
Stork
A. E. Vangorden
Raymond R. Eddy
Spankle
State Department Seeks Consul General Ward Home
Washington reports officials hope American Consul General Angus Ward can begin his long delayed departure from Mukden China. Ward and four staff were convicted on charges tied to a Chinese employee beating. The State Department ordered Ward and staff to depart Mukden forthwith amid earlier consulate closure actions and failed promised transport.
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State Department
Ward
Washington
Angus Ward
Rucd Mukden
China
Hom
Cf Tese
Mukden
Ward Komadf
Corsal
O. Kdreunad
Begone
Heo
Cote Sainte
Crubb
Dune
White Thanksgiving Snow Hits Midwest Belt
Snow dumped across eastern Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and northern Michigan with 2 to 6 inch totals. Willmar Rochester Bemidji and Bemidji reported notable accumulations while northern Iowa saw heavy falls. Rain and winds affected parts of Iowa and western states while the south enjoyed mild, normal temperatures.
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Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Jees
Hingis
Sero
Pembina
Willmar
Rochester
Minn
Bemidji
Iowa
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
California
Los Angeles
New England States
15 Seniors to Honor Frat At Kansas University
Lawrence students named by Business School Dean as pledges to Keta Gamma Sigma. Recipients include Robert Berkley, James Black, Alfred Howman, Kenneth Caldwell, George Harvey Jr, Donald Helm, Donald Hyten, Jack Kobeht, Robert Maupin, Wilkes Meier, Otis Probably, Raymond Hollinger, Ronald Weddle and others from Topeka Lawrence Salina Prescott and nearby towns.
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University of Kansas School of Business
Keta Gamma Sigma
Leonard Axe
Robert B. Berkley
Tescott
James W. Black
Lawrence
Alfred L. Howman
Prescott
Kenneth F. Caldwell
Ames
Francis EF. Klanser
Council Bluffs
George B. Harvey
Salina
Donald L. Helm
Kansas City
Donald Roe Hyten
Wellington
Jack DP. Kobeht
Robert B. Maupin
Topeka
Wilkes W Meier
Karsan City
Otis Wo Metchell
Eadand DL
Nelson
Grarden Asty
Raymond Hollinger
Fredonia
Ronald D. Weddle
State meeting in Topeka outlines plans and speakers
The Topeka VME meeting features a full day of programs with county agents and educators from across the region. Highlights include lunch for home demonstration agents, a Friday luncheon for advisory council presidents, a rural life association party with a five minute skit, and remarks by Dr Franklin Murphy on Kansas health education. Professors Alpha Latzke and John Helm will present on clothing trends and home art, with Dr Murphy on a health education panel.
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Clive Conn
Mes
Wits
Ray Leevade
Fart Janeway
Grant
Howard Calviness
Ruderar
Boeth
Pate Vera
Amd
J. M. Conn
Barwaka
Commow Peeve
Eetty Hares
Ferent
Woore
Moss Qsuirtey
Advisory Council
Shawnee County Rural Life Association
Rural Life Associations
2Po County
Toneka
Tso
Dome School of Dancing
Dougha County
Franklin Murphy
KOU School of Medicine
Kansas Health Education
Kansas
Alpha Latzke
Clothing and Textiles
Kstate
John F. Helm
K State Department of Architecture
Moss Arliss Honestead
Jackson County
Le'ta Craig
Boys’ Industrial School
Topeka
Murphy
Wo Breeks
State Textbook Commission
Formariy
Shhesis
Schouls
Lilienthal resigns as U.S. atomic chief at crucial juncture
Washington reports CPL David FE. Bae resigns as head of the atomic program leaving the post open. Liternthal will quit as chairman of the AEC in December, with President Truman noncommittal on a successor. The White House notes he left reluctantly and the program may see rapid expansion amid ongoing H-bomb era tensions and postwar secrecy.
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David FE. Bae
U.S
Lilienthal
Senator Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Hickenlooper
Republican Committee
Des Moines
McMahon
Jd.-Copn
Telenthal
White House
Jase Lilterthal
Dieph Sons Player Injured in Scrimmage Ahead of Arizona Game
Dieph Sons, a tackle on the juvenile football squad, sustained a broken nose during a scrimmage yesterday afternoon as the Rams prepared for the Arizona game.
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Dieph Sons
Kassner
Souad
Ran- Ss
Arizona
Shrine Fire Devours Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem
Fire swept the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem with flames and smoke rising above the walls. Jordanian authorities and European diplomats hurried to the city as fire brigades from Jerusalem Amman and the royal air force fought the blaze and efforts to cross lines to the Old City were under discussion.
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Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Old City
Israel
Jordan
Abdullah
Holy City
Amman
Royal Air Force
Siege at Panamanian high school amid university clashes
Police in Panama surrounded a high school within a national university building after a 20 minute gun battle that wounded seven. Demonstrators supported Daniel Chanis Jr as he sought Panama presidency while authorities reported civilians injured and arrests amid ongoing political stalemate with Roberto Chiari.
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Panama
National University
Daniel Chanis, Jr
Canal Zone
Plaxa
Chanis
Roberto Chiari
Chiari
Collision injures Wichita couple near Ottawa Kansas
Ottawa Kansas November 24 A two car crash yesterday two miles southwest of Ottawa injured Mr Paul Lile and Mrs Lile of Wichita The husband was released after treatment while Mrs Lile remained under observation in hospital
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Ottawa
Kan
Paul Lile
Wichita
Here
Lile
Acme Cleaners Ad Highlights Shirt Speciality
Local advertisement notes Acme Cleaners offers family dry cleaning with shirts as a specialty. Telephone contact listed as 646 1111 for Mass Ave service.
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Acme Cleaners
Plans for PMA Convention Elect County Committee
The Douglas county PMA convention is set for Saturday at 2 PM at the county PMA office. Plans cover electing three county committee men and two alternates to run the 1950 program, with current and recently elected officers and advisory board members listed.
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Douglas County
F Production and Marketing Administration
County
George Butell
Baldwin
David Noe
Lecompton
Ernest Prim
Overbrook
Township m
Elin C. Herschell
Clinton
al Grosdidier
Fudera
Lawrence Leonhard
Grant
Cecil. Richards
Kanwaka
Frank Walters
E. C
Elvin C. Herschell
Joseph M. Clough
Clarence Anderson
Eudora
Otto Rosenau
Carrol
Ideal Parking Near Haskell Stadium For Today’s Game
Football fans arriving this afternoon will find parking within a few hundred feet of the stadium entrance. Police supervise parking on level ground immediately north of the stadium. Drive east on 23rd street to Barker avenue for officer guided entry to the large lot. Kick-off is at 2 30.
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Haskell Stadium
Haskell
23Rd Street
Barker Avenue
Thanksgiving Dinner Expands Into Multi Generation Event
Gettysburg Pennsylvania November 24 1949 The Weinert family Thanksgiving dinner grew into a large project as 48 direct descendants returned for the holiday Edward L Weinert 89 and his wife 86 marked both their wedding anniversary and the growth of their family A church social hall near Two Taverns Grace Lutheran hosted the meal with help from the Ladies Aid society due to space limits and the hosts aging for cooking
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Gettysburg
Edward TL. Weikert
Bath
Thanksgiving Day Weather And Local Events In Lawrence
Ideal autumn conditions greet residents as Union church services open the day at First Christian Church and the Lawrence Lions face St Joseph's Cadets at Haskell Stadium at 2 30 PM. Traffic is moderately heavy with no reported incidents by 11 AM.
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Lawrence
Union
First Christian Church
Lawrence —Hays Cadets
Haskell Stadium
Lawrence Lions
Tacre-Herti
Ram
St. Joseph's Military Academy
Thanksgiving holiday traffic toll rises with 17 deaths
The national safety council reports 17 holiday fatalities during the Thanksgiving period, with fifteen from traffic accidents and two from other causes since Wednesday evening. Ohio and Pennsylvania each logged three traffic deaths, Kansas two, and past years show tolls of 1140 in 1948, 640 in 1947, and 83 in 1946.
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National Safety Comcil
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Fort Riley Chooses Championship After Tie
Fort Riley Kansas November 24 The flip of a coin decided the Fort Riley football championship for the 87th Infantry after a 22 to 22 tie with the officer basic team.
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Fort Riley
Kan
87Th Infantry
Woman Injured In Nine Car Collision On Massachusetts Street
A woman sustained injuries in a nine vehicle crash on Massachusetts Street near New Hampshire Street. Mrs. Jacquentine Senanedy of 810 Louisiana Street suffered an axen conge rence Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Police charged Kennedy with reckless driving after the collision that involved cars including a 1969 Pontiac and a 1952 Chevrolet. Traffic was halted for over 30 minutes while wreckers cleared debris.
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Massachusetts
Max D. Kennedy
Louisiana Street
Jacqueline Kennedy
Phillip O. Bell
Vermont Atced
Estes Studio
Wagene Chusetts
Jacquentine Senanedy
Axen Congerence Memoral
Philly
Max Heseman
Budern
Y. Lusdanu
Maasachusests
Kennedy
Weather Outlook Clouds and Cool Front Expected
Kansas City and surrounding areas report cloudy windy and colder conditions with possibilities of light snow flurries in parts of Missouri and Kansas. Forecaster Jacobson notes only minor precipitation and temperatures dropping to the mid 20s to low 30s with cooler nights across the region and a warming trend later in the week.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
L. Jacobson
Kirkeville
Coumbia
Noretwest
In hospital report from Weex Memoria Nov 24
Fragmentary hospital update notes a patient with burns and limited stability. The report mentions a shoulder injury and ongoing treatment by Dr Goo Ruaner, with unclear details about diagnosis and prognosis.
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Memoria
Deering Sa
Goo Ruaner
Weather Summary With Windy Periods And Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy and windy conditions prevail with gradual warming later this week. Temperature readings show variable values from today into the weekend, with sunshine returning after a cool spell and temperatures rising toward the end of the period. Sunrise and sunset times recorded for reference.
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Assessed Press
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Hochway
Etto
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Icus
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Seale
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