Chaos In Europe At Truman Dior Chaos In Europe At Truman Dior
Senate votes on emergency European relief measure to curb hunger and earn arms purchase ban. Taft says Truman policy fuels European chaos while supporting aid. Taylor amendment limits arms funding. Vandenberg guides rapid amendment passage and final Monday vote. White House news delays long range plan until December 6 after Florida trip. Chavez withdraws industrial goods swap proposal for later program.
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Glebe Hoppers Flight Test Near Century Diversion
Truman, 39, of Los Angeles, and Evans, 27, of Washington, D. C., flew from Teterboro N J to Van Nuys Calif after a 1.25 mile hop from Lethbridge to demonstrate long flights in pacrenal-tree planes. They will be hosted at a banquet in Bellye tonight after the test.
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France Proposes 100 Million Indemnity for Russia
In a bid to break the four power deadlock, France suggests Russia receive a third of the production from the Terstedtorf oil fields indefinitely and take over Austrian shipping on the Danube. The plan aims to define German assets in Austria for reparations while not fixing asset lists. Dr Karl Gruber says Austria willing to accept the French formula, with Britain and the U S leaning toward it as a path to a German peace treaty.
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Leclerc Dies In Sahara Air Crash Over Africa
Paris reports General Leclerc, famed armored warfare leader, killed in a Sahara airplane crash near Colomb-Bechar. His wartime exploits stretched from Strasbourg to Paris, and later in the Pacific. In Paris a strike epidemic prompted France to draft 380000 more troops as police purges toppled 66 commissioners.
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Firm Hand in Italy as Milan Strikes Paralyze Power
Milan reels as civil power is seized by government authorities after the mayor and labor leaders resign. A one day general strike shuts transportation and halts newspapers while barricades rise and 9,000 workers rally against the ouster. Ansa reports leftist activities and currency devaluation follows. In New York, Oswaldo Aranha states Palestine partition will be approved by the United Nations.
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LMHS Undefeated 11 To Be Feted at Dinners
Lawrence high school undefeated eleven to be honored with two banquets next week. Liberty Memorial High School athletic department plans a turkey dinner in the high school cafeteria Tuesday when letter winners for the 1947 season will be announced. Chalmer Woodard says Thursday night the team will be guests of the Co-Op Club at the Eldridge Hotel for their annual banquet. George Sauer, coach of Kansas University's Orange Bowl bound eleven, will speak at the second banquet.
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Lawrence Post Office Prepares for 1947 Christmas Mail Rush
Lawrence post offices brace for a heavy Christmas mail day with two new postage meters and extra staff. Mails superintendent Sam Mover predicts up to 70 000 pieces in one day and urges local residents to use KU branch for southwest packages to ease downtown congestion. Out of state mail should go before December 10 and local delivery cards by December 15. 15 extra carriers will be added mid December. Moyer stresses proper packing, labeling, and insuring perishable items and urges correct addresses, first class for out of town cards, and stamping cards early to prevent jams.
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Farmers pay dues as Farm Bureau drives on
Nearly 100 Douglas County farmers paid the Farm Bureau dues for 1948 in the first week of the drive. County Agent Deal Six said a state extension office report shows about one fourth of the 1947 membership of 360 had signed up for next year. Committees have until mid December to complete the drive as dues rose to ten dollars from 2.50.
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Sunny Saturday in Topeka Forecast For Weekend
Sunlit skies and fifties expected in Topeka with mild temperatures through next Wednesday. Little precipitation anticipated. Thanksgiving day in Kansas was mild with 53 degrees in Anthony and a 24 degree low in Garden City. UNESCO Conference for 1948 chosen in Paris by vote. event described in dispatches from Paris.
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Anzio gift from Dunkirk as town raises aid
Dunkirk New York on Thanksgiving day sent $100,000 in food clothing medical supplies and farm equipment to Anzio Italy via Ambassador Alberto Tarchiani. The gift, announced during a Dunkirk Fredonia cooperative effort, follows prior campaigns aiding Dunkerau France and Polish relief and prompts admiration for American generosity.
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Salvation Army Christmas kettles set for downtown locations
Laccation Army kettles will line downtown streets tomorrow to collect gifts for needy families in Laws renue area. Maj. Clare Edwards says kettles in OC and won blacks on Massachusetts street run weekdays starting December 4 and end tomorrow. Last year donations reached over $1,000 with food certificates issued to families and candy distributed. Christmas play and carols planned at headquarters on Vermont street. Families seeking aid should report to Salvation Army offices 9 am to noon Monday through Friday before December 10 to allow intake. Churches clubs and individuals are urged to coordinate via county welfare to avoid duplication, with about 175 people assisted last year through local efforts.
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Conservative Holds East Howdenshire Seat By Large Margin
London November 28 Conservative candidate George W Otley won the East Howdenshire by election by 11 227 votes. Otley 23 344 Labor candidate Tom Nevil 9 289 Liberal J E Wilson 3 819. Lib forfeits bond of 159 pounds for failing to reach an eighth of total ballots. Results also awaited from East Edinburgh where Labor expected to win.
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Weather District Forecast for Four States Holiday Week
The forecast covers Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska from November 28 to December 2. Temperatures run 3 to 8 degrees above normal in the three western states and about 3 degrees above normal in Missouri. Little precipitation is expected, except northeast Missouri may see light rain or snow Monday or Tuesday with a quarter inch or less accumulation. Kansas sees generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a warmer night, lows 30 to 36 and highs Saturday around 50.
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Jayhaws Set For Orange Bowl Bid After Arizona Victory
Jayhawks face Arizona with Miami on the line tomorrow as coach George Sauer confirms players voted to pursue the Orange Bowl trip. He notes the team is excited yet under pressure to win and pursues Florida trip plans after a Missouri game review.
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Arizona Kansas clash eyed as bowl season hopes rise
Interest grows for the Arizona Kansas game in Tuscon as Arizona aims to breach an undefeated Big 12 record and challenge for the Orange Bowl. Arizona star Fred Enke is the nation’s second leading back with 1,531 yards, eight touchdowns, and six passing scores. The Wildcats, coached by Miles Casteel, have scored 185 points this season and face Utah next, with WREN set to broadcast the game at 3 45 p m.
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Quigley Telegram Confirms Orange Bowl Bid
The team unanimously accepts the bid to play in the Orange Bowl on January 1, 1948. Signed by Fambrough and Schnellbacher the telegram celebrates the selection and greets Miami with enthusiasm.
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Jayhawkers Celebrate Orange Bowl Bid In Lawrence
Lawrence reacts with pride as Kansas University earns an Orange Bowl bid with students and townspeople planning to travel to Miami on New Year’s Day. Chancellor Malott and Coach Sauer voice confidence. alumni and students praise the recognition while one football widow worries over missing Christmas vacation.
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Carlson to Attend Orange Row Football Game in Miami
Topeka Kan Nov 28 Frank Carlson Kansas football minded governor said he will attend the Orange Row football game in Miami Florida on New Year's Day. The governor announced Kansas has been selected to represent the Orange Bowl teams in the annual bowl matchup.
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Freighter Renamed Friend Ship to Carry Donated Grains
A 10,000 ton freighter docked in Philadelphia today to receive the name Friend Ship and to load a cargo of flour and wheat donated by the American people to aid famine relief in Europe.
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Jayhawkers Arrive in Tucson Ready to Trounce Arizona
The Kansas Jayhawker football team rolled into Tucson after a five hour delay from El Paso due to a hot box on the dining car. Coach George Sauer announced the squad was in good condition for the game against Arizona, with quarterback Reywart Hogan and end Ray Evans among the top aerial threats. The matchup follows Arizona’s 1937 victory and 0-0 tie in 1936.
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Kansas Jayhawks Win Orange Bowl Invite Bid
The Orange Bowl committee invited the undefeated Kansas Jayhawks to Miami for a New Year’s Bowl. Kansas accepted after discussing with Athletic Director Ernest Quigley and Head Coach George Sauer. The team will face a top opponent, possibly Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Mississippi, or the Rambling Wrecks, with a $50,000 payout and a Florida visit planned.
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